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This page contains Cheats for Way Of The Samurai organized by sections for Playstation 2. Way Of The Samurai is a Action Adventure Historic game, made by Acquire, released on May 31, 2002 and published by Bam Entertainment. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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Way Of The Samurai Playstation 2 CheatsAcquire
- Publisher: Bam Entertainment
- Genre: Action Adventure Historic
- Release Date: May 31, 2002
- ESRB: Mature
Press Start to pause game play, then hold R1 + R2 and press Right (2), Left (2), Down, Up, Circle. The main player's currently equipped sword will increase in hardness by one. Repeat as needed to reach the maximum hardness of five. This cannot be done in versus mode. In the PAL version of the game, ...From: Ggeenss
Press Start to pause game play, then hold L1 + L2 and press Down, Up, Down, Up, Right, Left, Circle. Note: This cannot be done in versus mode. In the PAL version of the game, press Start to pause game play, then hold L1 + R1 and press Right, Up, Left, Down, Right, Left, Circle. In the Japanese versi...From: BuffaloButt
Hold L1 + R1 then press Circle, Down (2), Up (2), Down, Up, Circle at the sword inventory screen. A sound will confirm correct code entry. One random sword will be added to your inventory, with random attributes. In the PAL version of the game, press Start to pause game play, then hold L2 + R1 and p...From: psp4lyfe
Hold L2 then L1 and rotate the "Left Analog-stick" several times in either direction while both buttons are held. Your character's eye will begin to flash and will illuminate your surroundings at night. This can also be done during intermission sequences. In the Japanese version of the gam...From: fredster
Press L1, R1 (2), L2 (3), R2 (2), R2 + Square at new game menu with the face, clothes, and sword options. Press Left or Right to choose a character. In the Japanese version of the game, highlight the name entry prompt for the main player at the character selection screen, then press L1, R1, L2, R2, ...From: saylor9
Hold L1 + R1, then press Circle + Square at the title screen. Alternately, kill the sword smith. In the Japanese version of the game, hold L1 + R2 then press Right + Square at the title screen....From: Darklink
Press Square at the title screen after the cherry blossoms stop to have more fall. Hold L1 + L2 + R1 + R2 and press Square to have a large number of blossoms fall....From: Zdragon35
Get 2000 game points and save the game. Start a new game and enter "ma n ji" as a name....From: PattenDaMan
Get 3,000 points in the story mode. The new options will not unlock at the same time. The will become available as you get points. The best way to do this is to play the game under the normal or hard difficulty setting. Get Rich Samurai rank (normal or hard), Random Slasher (hard), Beast King (norma...From: adam
Press Start to pause game play in versus mode, then hold R1 and press R2 (2), L1 (2), L2 (2), release R1, and press R2. In the Japanese version of the game, pause game play during versus mode, then hold R1 and press Left (2), Right (2), L1 (2), L2 (2), L1, Right, Left. In the Japanese "Complete...From: brie543214
To pick up items (swords or healing items such as radishes and mushrooms) during the heat of battle, you do not need to put away your sword, bend down, and pick it up. Instead, keep your sword out and kick ([R1] + (Square)) to kick the item into the air and catch it (sword) or eat it (food)....From: lorianderson200
Join the Kurou family. Get about 50 yen fighting the man when you join the "family." You will get about 50 yen more for baby-sitting the kid. The night that Dona Dona goes to get the money from the residence, go to the girl, Suzu. "Rescue" Dona Dona. When you say you are on his s...From: Mature
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In November 1976, I went on my first A.R.E. overseas tour to Egypt, Jordan, and Israel. This fabulous adventure with over 100 participants was led by Hugh Lynn Cayce, the elder son of Edgar Cayce. With special permission, small groups of our members were allowed to spend the night in the King's Chamber of the Great Pyramid! I eagerly volunteered and, although sleeping on a thin mat on a very dusty stone floor was uncomfortable, I was so excited that nothing else mattered.
We were locked inside the pyramid for the night with a portable toilet around the corner. Our group voted to have a candle lit since when the electricity was turned off, this mysterious chamber was totally and completely dark. Mark Lehner, who has become a renowned Egyptologist, told us that if any problem arose, we should just say "Zahi, Zahi" to the guards. For many years, Dr. Zahi Hawass was the senior official in charge of the monuments on the Giza Plateau. Mark went on to help measure and map the Sphinx with great detail and accuracy and to lead the excavation of the Lost City of the Pyramids where the workers who built these wonders had lived.
Recently I came across the notes I made during the night I spent in the pyramid:
The Great Pyramid
Despite sleeping poorly, I recorded a dream that revealed some of my anxiety about this unique experience:
I dreamed we were in a pyramid in Tibet. A wild and mangy dog got in the gates and came in where we were up on top of small picnic tables. I was afraid. The dogs ate and growled, and I turned over two tables in fright. Somehow I crossed the room, but I wanted to get back to where I had been. The guards were Arabs with rifles, and we all wondered how the dogs had gotten in. By the time we left, we felt better about the dogs.
I dreamed we were in a pyramid in Tibet. A wild and mangy dog got in the gates and came in where we were up on top of small picnic tables. I was afraid. The dogs ate and growled, and I turned over two tables in fright. Somehow I crossed the room, but I wanted to get back to where I had been. The guards were Arabs with rifles, and we all wondered how the dogs had gotten in. By the time we left, we felt better about the dogs.
During our stay in Cairo, our tour members were able to participate in three psychic experiments designed to test the effects of the Great Pyramid on clairvoyance, telepathy, and dreams:
After we returned home and the results of the experiments were analyzed, Charles Thomas wrote a letter to the group outlining some of the results:
It seemed that the pyramid shielded individuals inside the King's Chamber from outside influences. Since the Cayce readings say that the Great Pyramid was a temple of initiation in which Jesus and John the Baptist underwent spiritual training and had mystical experiences, it would seem that shielding initiates from external influences would have been very important.
Ann Jaffin, MS, a life member and field volunteer of A.R.E., has been a member of an A Search for God study group for 40 years. Retired from the federal government, Ann has a master's degree in Family and Community Development from the University of Maryland. In addition to writing several articles for Venture Inward magazine, she is the author of the book Past Lives and Present Karma. She is a frequent speaker at A.R.E. events, a dedicated user of Cayce's remedies and therapies, and she has traveled the world, often with A.R.E. Travel & Tours.
Ann and her late husband Stan were stunned to discover out that several members of Stan's extended family had Cayce readings. They identified readings for 20 family members and 14 friends and interviewed the recipients all over the U.S. and in Europe. You can learn more about the Jaffin family in our Virtual Library under the Jaffin Family Archives and Research Project.
Would you ever think that prayer and a painting could heal an illness? No, me neither. But something changed my mind. In 2009, I was happily employed at a medical research company. However, cutbacks were part of the industry and now it was my turn to be laid off. I started applying for positions that matched my skill and experience levels, but to no avail. I couldn't even get an acknowledgement that my applications and résumés were even received. I noticed myself silently slipping into depression.
At that time, I didn't consider myself a religious man, but troubled times led me to soul searching and to prayer. It was then that I started watching a religious TV station in our area. Early one morning, after a particularly sleepless night, I turned on a show entitled, "Holy Land Rosary," which was being aired in Jerusalem, Israel.
The crucifix on a rosary. Source: Wikipedia
On the show, a priest was praying the "Sorrowful Mysteries" Rosary to an audience in Jerusalem. These five mysteries describe the sufferings of Jesus on the first Good Friday over 2000 years ago. "The Agony in the Garden," "The Scourging at the Pillar," "The Crowning with Thorns," "The Carrying of the Cross," and "The Crucifixion."
The camera led us to each ancient site. When "The Crowning with Thorns" was announced and prayers began, scenes from the Church of the Flagellation were shown. This church was built on the location where it is believed that Jesus was flogged on his way to Calvary. Icons representing the crucifixion story were displayed around the doorway to the church. Inside, hand-painted on the wall above the altar was a beautiful depiction of the Crown of Thorns, and flowers in stained glass surrounded the magnificent painting. The shades of gold, purple, deep crimson, and brown blended beautifully with the stained glass.
Jerusalem, Church of the Flagellation Source: Wikipedia
It was during the "Sorrowful Mysteries" that this Crown of Thorns really caught my eye. I felt personally touched by it and a wave of comfort flowed through me. I could feel my depression lifting and hope taking its place. The Crown of Thorns painting showed me pain and humiliation, yet it also brought me comfort. How could something so painful and humiliating bring peace and comfort? This Crown of Thorns suddenly appeared as the most beautiful and multifaceted creation I had ever seen. That was when I started praying the rosary, and still do to this day.
I found myself pondering the thought of painting the crown myself, but it seemed like too complex a project. I became aware of sick people around me and wanted to share with them the comfort it brought to me. The struggle of how to paint Jesus' intricate Crown of Thorns and bring it to justice on canvas kept me from beginning.
While I was still thinking about it, my life continued to improve. I was able to obtain a position in a pharmaceutical company. Part of the hiring agreement was for me to complete additional college-level courses. This included some elective courses, and I was able to select an art course that would help me start my Crown of Thorns painting.
As I thought about how to start, my first stumbling block was a logistical one. The crown being round would relate to a square frame versus a rectangular one, which I preferred. This problem was solved by incorporating the icons shown outside the church on either side of the crown. I now had the desirable size and shape for my picture and was ready to start.
However, just at that time I came down with a bad case of the Shingles. If you've ever had Chickenpox, Shingles can strike when you least expect it, and can cause a blistering rash that may bring deep, penetrating pain that can last for 30 days or longer. Most people get Shingles blisters around the middle of their body, but what became ironic for me was that my blisters wrapped around my head! My pain manifested into migraine headaches that lasted 24 hours a day, seven days a week. When I say headaches, I mean "a headache"—one long headache that lasted for five weeks. I was barely able to concentrate on work, let alone begin a complex painting. The only time I wasn't in pain was when I was sleeping—or so I thought, but my wife told me I was even moaning in my sleep! The continuous headache eventually subsided into daily headaches starting in the sixth week. Now, stronger than ever, I had the desire to start my painting.
Using my camera, I took pictures of the crown and icons right from the TV as I again watched the "Sorrowful Mysteries" being aired on the same TV show. I was able to adjust the lens until the pictures were the desired shape. I then worked on pencil sketches until I was happy with one. I discovered in class that my favorite medium for painting was watercolor. I worked on the painting project off-and-on for 15 to 20 hours at a time.
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Finally, I felt confident in my endeavor, and the painting was completed! That night, I experienced the best night's sleep I'd had in months, and the next morning my head was clear. I said to my wife, "I'm done with the Shingles!" Something within me knew that they were over and that completing the painting had brought me healing.
Now, whenever I have family or friends in need, I like to present them with a framed copy of my Crown of Thorns painting. I tell them my story and how I felt that Jesus reached out to help me through this beautiful work of art in a church in Jerusalem.
Judy Cosgrove Judy is a spiritual seeker and long-time member of the A.R.E. A certified Asian body worker and graduate from the Meridian Institute in Wayne, Penn, she practiced Shiatsu and Tendino-Muscular Meridian work at a chiropractic center and a healing arts center, both in the West Chester, Penn area. She retired from a career as an administrative assistant from a major corporation in the Philadelphia area. Following the death of her son Michael in 1992, she has been involved with "The Compassionate Friends" (TCF), a global support group for parents whose children have died. A volunteer, she leads workshops and writes articles on after death communication to help bereaved parents in their grief process. She has been married to husband Bill for 48 years, and is the proud mother of three children and two grandchildren.
On November 20, 1938, Edgar Cayce was asked to give a reading for Study Group #1 to give them a greater appreciation of the true spirit of Thanksgiving. It was a challenging time, with different issues including a looming war. The world was filled with hatred, fear, and uncertainty. I'd like to paraphrase the text of Reading 3976-21. Although Thanksgiving is a holiday unique to the American spirit, the idea of giving thanks is a universal theme celebrated the world over, transcending social and cultural boundaries. My hope is that it will fill you with inspiration and a deeper appreciation of Thanksgiving.
Members of the first A Search for God group
The reading began with the importance of finding a daily appreciation of life itself, the ebb and flow, the opportunities for spiritual growth offered to us through our interaction with all those we meet. Cayce stated that the Creative Forces, often referred to as God, are in constant motion, working through us to facilitate a deeper appreciation of all things.
He reminds the group to remember and honor the lives and experiences of the special group of souls who refused to waver in their purpose and ideals of establishing a nation built upon equality and freedom. Those colonists who first shared land with the local natives were constantly reminded not to just be thankful on days of plenty, but also the importance of remaining thankful in times when in each moment they were given only what was sufficient for that day. In those trying times, it was essential that they remember to give thanks for all the joys, the sorrows, the disappointments, and the hopes for the future.
Cayce reminds us that we are the torch bearers, the chosen ones to carry on the American spirit by working together for peace. We are encouraged to give thanks for our differences, and find strength in our diversity. We are a global family with a shared ideal of unity, cooperation, and mutual respect. This idea of Thanksgiving must be in the mind and heart of each soul, as we respect all of our unique paths and embrace opportunities to support each other. It is not by judging and condemning our political leaders that we will find our answers, but rather in daily Thanksgiving for the opportunity to participate in the process that helps create and evolve an ideal-driven experiment that is the United States of America.
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In this great country, we are given opportunities—ones not afforded to much of the world—to put into practice the ideals our country was initially founded upon. This is the true spirit of Thanksgiving: to give thanks for the chance to lift the spirits of those around us who have lost focus, and those who have become unappreciative of our opportunities and the basic freedoms we enjoy. Thanksgiving is a reminder that every day is an opportunity to rededicate ourselves to an ideal-driven life full of purpose and passion; a day to remind us to see the living God in all that we encounter on our path. A day when each of us may give thanks for simply being alive!
As we give thanks—in the spirit of love, truth, patience, and compassion—we will receive the gift of greater awareness and understanding. Our lives will fill with the fruits of our labor, wisdom, and depth of clarity in our purpose for being alive now. Synchronicities will provide guidance and light our path.
Cayce reminds us of the ideals established in the early days of the American colonies: "In this land you may give praise for freedom of speech, for the opportunities to raise your voice in whatever way and manner you choose…Then, as you give thanks, as you give praise to your friends for kindnesses, for gentleness, for those things that make your experience more bearable in a cruel world… Let your heart then be glad." (From reading 3976-21)
Far too often, I find myself forgetting to appreciate the basic human rights acknowledged in our country's constitution. I always have to take a step back and extend my heartfelt prayers to all those at home and around the globe suffering from oppression, discrimination, and inequality—as I also remember to forgive myself for any oppressive acts and remain open-minded and of service to all who are in need. I also want to give thanks to all those who selflessly step in to protect the many freedoms we enjoy in our beautiful nation; all the servicemen and women who work tirelessly to protect our basic rights. As individuals, we may label ourselves insignificant, but this could not be further from the truth. As we bring change in the hearts of individuals, we enact change on a large scale.
I strive daily to maintain an attitude of gratitude—thankful for the blessings received, but also thankful for the struggles I encounter, for these are opportunities to grow in depth of awareness. Only by applying what we have learned can we find deeper meaning in life and strengthen our purpose, opening ourselves to a life of greater love and compassion.
Let each raise his voice in Thanksgiving for all that has, that may come to pass in the experience of each soul that prays, "Your will, O God, be done in me—now. Not as I will, but as You would have me go."
Let each raise his voice in Thanksgiving for all that has, that may come to pass in the experience of each soul that prays, "Your will, O God, be done in me—now. Not as I will, but as You would have me go."
Brenton Bickerstaff is the host of Reflections: The Wisdom of Edgar Cayce internet television and radio talk show. He moved to Virginia Beach from Florida to work with Edgar Cayce's A.R.E. in 2012. He has been a student of the Edgar Cayce readings as well as other metaphysical and esoteric wisdom teachings since he was a teenager, with a special interest in educating and empowering teens and young adults to find their spiritual path.
This is my update for November 2014 to A.R.E. members and friends who are interested in the new and exciting
trends occurring within Edgar Cayce's A.R.E. and Atlantic University. Please share the following with your
With just 13 months left in our $30 million CREATE Comprehensive Campaign (capital,
endowment, and programs); we have just passed the $25 million mark! With the Cayce
Hospital renovations successfully completed and over $6 million raised already toward our
$7.5 million capital project goal, we have been focused this fall on building our endowment –
currently $4 million in investments and $1 million in real estate. Happily, we received pledges
to start 4 new endowment funds in the last month or so! We still need to raise an additional
$1.8 million before the end of the Campaign next year (December 31, 2015). Want to create
your own named endowment fund for our Prison Outreach or Prayer programs? A.R.E. Camp or our schools (Atlantic
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supporting our day-to-day program operations through your annual donations as well. We have raised well over $18
million for these great programs already! Thank you.
I want to highlight this month several people who used their time as Atlantic University students to make the world a
better place. Here are just a few of the ways that A.U. graduates are helping to transform the
Amy Haible, MA, LMT, helped Maine fisherman understand their exceptional human
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The Cayce/Reilly School is celebrating the graduation of students from the April 2014 and Evening
Studies Programs on November 23, 2014. Congratulations to all these graduates who worked so hard
the last year to complete their training and will now carry the Cayce health legacy forward! We are
busy working on recruitment for our next new class starting in January 2015 and participating in
many wonderful community service opportunities. As we look ahead to the new year, we are thrilled
to explore more targeted military-based outreach, launch a new website and welcome many new presenters to our
Continuing Education program. Thank you for all your support! If you are someone you know is interested in the
incredible training that occurs at the massage school, visit: CayceReilly.edu for more information.
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In the next week or two, you'll be getting my letter announcing our Year-End Matching Gift opportunity! Some of our long-time members have pooled their year-end donations to create a $125,000 Matching Gift Fund!
They will match all NEW donations to the Good Karma Club ($20+ per month), Golden Circle ($1,000+ per year), AND any increased Golden Circle-level donations (bump up to $2,500, $5,000, or $10,000+) up to $125,000 before December 31. Give more than you did last year and your donation will be matched dollar for dollar!
Will you help us get the full Match? You can also see additional information at this link: EdgarCayce.org/donate
Get ready for a fantastic tours line up for 2015 including:
WHAT'S AHEAD FOR HEADQUARTERS CONFERENCES ($Take part in our holiday tradition--join us for our annual New Year's conference. [Note for families: a special youth track runs concurrent with this event – see below.] This year features lots of fun, out-of-the-box activities designed to engage the creative forces and your higher self. The Creative Edge: A Retreat for Inspiring and Unleashing Your Dynamic, Intuitive Self! will be held December 29-31 and will also feature a New Year's Eve party with music and refreshments and a peaceful midnight meditation. Or start off 2015 with our January 16-18 Experiencing Sacred Inner Realms: Awakening to the Call of Your Soul and experience the healing power of meditation with proven techniques for reaching a deeper state of spiritual awareness and enlightenment with John Van Auken, James Van Auken, Joanne DiMaggio, and Judith Pennington. Open to all. (Life members may redeem their passes for this program.)
Field Conferences brings Headquarters -sponsored programs and dynamic speakers to cities near you! Our 2015 line-up includes new programs with favorite A.R.E. Press authors Kim O'Neil, Darrin W. Owens, Don Carroll and more! Check out our listing of programs near you in the Calendar of Events section of Venture Inward.
A.R.E. NEW YEAR'S YOUTH PROGRAMS! The A.R.E. Youth will be offering two programs for Teens and Young Adults this year from December 27 through January 1. Youth participants can expect to share meals and grow together through spiritual and personal exploration; all while living an enriching and meaningful Cayce-centric lifestyle. Come experience the magic of living ocean-side as we ring in 2015.
You Can Have Your Legacy Last Forever through ECLS. There has never been a better time to join the Edgar Cayce Legacy Society (ECLS) and ensure the future of the Cayce Work! Just invest in an A.R.E. Charitable Gift Annuity OR add us to your estate plans (or notify us that you have already done so) by December 31 and, as a new ECLS member, you will:
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Our fall astrology sale is in full swing, saving you $5 each on all charts. There's no limit to the amount of charts you can order, so break out your holiday gift-giving list! The sale ends December 5! View charts here: http://www.arecatalog.com/Astrology-Charts/
A.R.E eGROUPS AND ONLINE COURSES
A.R.E. online courses are designed to allow the participant to focus on your spiritual growth and personal enrichment from the comfort of home. With 24/7 access to all lesson material, staying connected to a network of like-minded seekers is easy and convenient. Our next scheduled eGroup: Creating the Life You Want, November 19 – December 16, mentored by Patrick Belisle.
And in 2015 we are offering a Special Package designed just for you! You can enroll in all four A Search for God eGroups for the price of three! Just $165 for three courses, get one completely FREE (Offer valid until January 31st, 2015. Regularly $220, you save $55). To register for this package visit this link
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Wishing you all a blessed Thanksgiving!
Kevin J. Todeschi Executive Director and CEO
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March 12 Filing date for All-American City Grade-Level Reading Awards
A Message from Ralph Smith, managing director of the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading:
Last October, more than 160 across the country submitted a letters of intent to participate in the 2012 All-America City Award for Grade-Level Reading and to join the Grade-Level Reading Network of Leading Communities. Civic leaders in most of the communities are now hard at work developing their Community Solutions Action Plans (CSAPs) to respond to three major challenges: too many children not ready for school and too far behind to catch up; too many children missing too many days of school and too much instructional time; and too many children losing ground over the summer months and returning to school in September further behind than when they left in June.
March 12 is the filing date for the CSAP. If your community was among the more than 160 that filed a Letter of Intent, this may be the time to check in with your local team leader. You can:
- Support, encourage, and where necessary nudge the process. Let the Team Leader and her/his team know that participating the Network is important to you.
- Volunteer to help on the task forces and workgroups charged with data gathering, program mapping, and consensus building.
- Monitor progress, nudge, and pitch in. The CSAPs are due on March 12. How is your city coming along?


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Banks are facing pressure from global regulators to be more transparent about their capital reserves in an effort to ward off future financial crises and bolster confidence in lenders' resilience.
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, which brings together supervisors from 27 nations including the U.S., U.K. and China, said the measures would force banks "all the components" of their capital and make it clear where they are located on balance sheets. The rules will apply starting June 30, 2013.
"Clear and comparable disclosure is the key to improving both market confidence and financial stability," Stefan Ingves, the Basel committee's chairman, said in a statement on the group's website.
Global regulators are seeking to force banks to hold more capital and to make it harder for them to hide excessive risk in an attempt to prevent a repeat of the financial crisis that followed the 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.
Efforts by regulators and investors to predict how banks might withstand the crisis were hampered by "insufficiently detailed disclosure" and a "lack of consistency in reporting across banks and jurisdictions," the group said. "This lack of clarity may have contributed to uncertainty."
The Basel group agreed in 2010 on a package of rules, known as Basel III, that more than triples the core reserves that lenders must hold to absorb losses.
The disclosure rules published today "will let banks demonstrate improvements to the quality of their capital bases as they proceed towards Basel III implementation," Ingves said.
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Broncos out to storm Titans' Temple
BRISBANE will use the buzz of playing at the Gold Coast's new Skilled Park fortress, christened the "Temple of Doom", to topple the Titans on Friday night.
Gold Coast's Prince to hammer Broncos
GOLD Coast playmaker Scott Prince will tear Brisbane to shreds unless the Broncos maintain their intensity in Friday's NRL blockbuster, a team mate says.
Broncos' Hodges cleared to play Titans
BRISBANE centre Justin Hodges has been cleared to play in Friday's top-of-the-table NRL clash against the Gold Coast at Skilled Park.
Lockyer out, Hodges racing the clock
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Kenny hungry after weathering the Storm
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Lockyer knee scan results positive
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Lockyer goes for scans on injured knee
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Bennett's words of advice inspire Sims
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Bennett surprised by Broncos NRL start
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Betting suspended on Broncos-NQ match
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Spirit Airlines Announces First Quarter 2013 Results: Adjusted Net Income Per Share Increases 36.4%
MIRAMAR, Fla., April 30, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Spirit Airlines, Inc. (Nasdaq:SAVE) today reported first quarter 2013 financial results.
- Adjusted net income for the first quarter 2013 was $32.8 million, or $0.45 per diluted share 1. GAAP net income was $30.6 million, or $0.42 per diluted share.
- For the first quarter 2013, Spirit achieved an operating margin, excluding special items, of 14.4 percent 1. Operating margin on a GAAP basis was 13.4 percent for the first quarter 2013.
- Spirit ended the first quarter 2013 with $483.5 million in unrestricted cash.
- Spirit grew total available seat miles ("ASMs") 20.8 percent as compared to the first quarter 2012.
- Spirit's return on invested capital (before taxes and excluding special items) for the last twelve months ended March 31, 2013 was 28.0 percent. See "Calculation for Return on Invested Capital" table below for more details.
"We are pleased to report strong first quarter results. Our team continues to do a great job delivering among the best results in the industry while offering our customers low base fares. Our average base fare per passenger segment in the first quarter 2013 was $79.09. Spirit is proud to offer extremely low base fares so that, even when adding in optional extras, the total price our customers pay is almost always less than what they would pay on other airlines," said Ben Baldanza, Spirit's President and Chief Executive Officer. "We are committed to our low-cost, low-fare strategy and to providing value for our customers and our shareholders."
Revenue PerformanceFor the first quarter 2013, Spirit's total operating revenue was $370.4 million, an increase of 22.9 percent, compared to first quarter 2012. Total revenue per available seat mile ("RASM") for the first quarter 2013 was 11.85 cents, an increase of 1.7 percent compared to the first quarter 2012 driven by strength in operating yields. The calendar shift of Easter occurring in March this year compared to April in 2012 contributed to the strong first quarter 2013 results.
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Arsenal can ensure another season of Champions League football if they beat West Bromwich Albion on Sunday at the Emirates Stadium.
Although they still lack the pace of Theo Walcott, Arsenal have looked much more like their old selves since they scraped into the FA Cup final on April 12. Admittedly, Newcastle United did not provide much of a threat, but the Gunners played like a side with renewed confidence, and Mesut Ozil now looks to be showing something close to his best form once again, which bodes well for next season.
The win West Brom achieved against West Ham United last time out could be the one which proves decisive in their bid to stay in the top-flight, as Pepe Mel finally got his long awaited first home win in charge after several near misses. Although this is a tough game, the fact they have now reached 36 points now means that the Baggies will be confident of survival, but they are still unconvincing.
Bacary Sagna could miss out for Arsenal as he is suffering from a knee problem, while Kieran Gibbs, Jack Wilshere and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain among others remain sidelined.
West Brom will be without Liam Ridgewell and could be without Steven Reid, so they may be forced to field Chris Brunt at left-back, but Gareth McAuley should be fit to return from injury.
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Book your room at Van der Valk De Gouden Leeuw
Standard RoomMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 1 infant)
Comfort, Two Twin Beds (with Rain Shower)Max Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 1 infant)
Comfort, Two Twin Beds (with bath)Max Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 1 infant)
Standard, One King Bed (Plus)Max Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 1 infant)
Triple RoomMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
Family RoomMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
4-star hotel in Voorschoten with a conference center
Situated in the business district, this hotel is close to Duinrell Amusement Park. Area attractions also include Escher Museum and Binnenhof.
Hotel Features
Van der Valk De Gouden Leeuw provides a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, a conference center, and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Room Amenities
Flat-screen televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature fireplaces, complimentary wireless Internet access, and complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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At your hotel
The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms.
A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities include a conference center and conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers a 24-hour fitness center, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Van der Valk De Gouden Leeuw has designated areas for smoking.
- Picnic area
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Computer station
- Luggage storage
- Terrace
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Conference center
- Number of meeting rooms - 12
- 24-hour front desk
- Bar/lounge
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Coffee shop or café
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fireplace in lobby
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Free self parking
- Television in lobby
- Wedding services
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Park your car
Free self parking
In your room
- Separate bedroom
- Pay movies
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Flat-panel TV
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Air conditioning
- Fireplace
- Hair dryer
- Private bathroom
- Climate control
- Access via exterior corridors
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Complimentary toiletries
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Satellite TV service
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Dial-up Internet access (complimentary)
- Room service (limited hours)
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
Eat and drink
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 11 AM.
Late night fare is available from room service (during limited hours).
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Playground on site
- Boat tours nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Bicycle rentals on site
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
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The fine print for Van der Valk De Gouden Leeuw
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Your pets
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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.
Special cancellation policies or charges may apply for group reservations (more than 8 rooms for the same hotel / stay dates).
Debit cards not accepted
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.50 per person, per night
- Tourism fee: EUR 1.60 per person, per night
- Breakfast fee: EUR 13.50 for adults and EUR 8.50 for children (approximately)
- Pet fee: EUR 7 per pet, per night
- Early check-in fee: EUR 25.00
- Late check-out fee: EUR 25.00
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. This property allows pets in specific rooms only (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can request one of these rooms by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
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Best bars in East Village: The essential drinking spots
The best bars in the neighborhood range from sophisticated cocktail dens to craft-beer meccas—and one of the city's oldest pubs.
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East Village guide: The best of the neighborhood
Whatever your poison, the East Village is prime bar-hopping territory. European suds connoisseurs should head to d.b.a.; McSorley's Old Ale House offers less choice and more history. Cocktail aficionados can take their pick from several stylish spots, including ingenious repro speakeasy PDT. Also among the best bars in the neighborhood is oenophile hangout Terroir, where expertly curated sips are paired with superior small plates. For something more substantial, consult our selection of restaurants and cheap eats.
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Amor y Amargo
- Critics choice
At this a colorful nook conceived by Ravi DeRossi (Death & Company, Cienfuegos) and Bittermens, a small-batch bitters producer based in Red Hook, curious drinkers can find plenty of ways to mix edification and inebriation. The focus here is on amari and other bitters, which can be explored via tasting flights or excellent stirred cocktails created by Mayur Subbarao (Dram). Sip your way through a range of trendy fernet or herbal liqueurs made by Carthusian monks, then try the
- 443 E 6th St, (between First Ave and Ave A), 10009
Booker and Dax
- Price band: 3/4
- Critics choice
The far-out experiments of the wizardly Dave Arnold, French Culinary Institute's director of culinary technology, have long informed the work of boundary-pushing bartenders and chefs like Don Lee and Wylie Dufresne. At this tech-forward cocktail joint, housed in the former Momofuku Milk Bar space next to Ssäm Bar, Arnold's boozy tinkerings get a room of their own. Here, glasses are chilled with a pour of liquid nitrogen and winter warmers are scorched with a Red Hot Poker, a rod
- 207 Second Ave, (at 13th St (entrance on 13th St))
- Critics choice
Though this East Village bar is held hostage by B&T types on weekends, there's plenty of elbow room among the locals during the week. It's a beer lover's mecca—250 brews (20 on tap), from the expensive (a Belgian kriek, or sour-cherry beer, goes for $25 per bottle) to the unpronounceable (Schlenkerla Rauchbier). Paralyzed by indecision? Think it over in the back garden (it's
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- 41 First Ave, (between 2nd and 3rd Sts), 10003
Death & Company
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The nattily attired mixologists are deadly serious about drinks at this pseudospeakeasy with Gothic flair (don't be intimidated by the imposing wooden door). Black walls and cushy booths combine with chandeliers to set the luxuriously somber mood. Patrons bored by shot-and-beer bars can sample the inventive cocktails, including a fiery Fresa Brava (strawberries and jalapeño-infused tequila), as well as top-notch grub including bacon-swaddled filet mignon bites.
- 433 E 6th St, (between First Ave and Ave A)
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This stylish saloon hosts a bespoke tailor in its anteroom two days a week—not surprising for a bar named after 20th-century fashion priestess Elsa Schiaparelli. The clean, airy space is echoed in the minimalist drinks list: ten international wines by the glass and a worthy selection of beers—drafts are funneled through an ancient sewing machine. But the real draw here is the ten affordable cocktails, including an austere old-fashioned and a smooth Jaszek (applejack,
- 217 E 3rd St, (between Aves B and C)
Jimmy's No. 43
- Price band: 2/4
- Critics choice
This subterranean brew house is the unofficial clubhouse for the New York beer community, thanks to the efforts of garrulous owner Jimmy Carbone. For a beer education on the cheap, make a habit of attending the $10 Tuesday Tastings, where an expert leads guests through pours of five to six brews within a particular theme (e.g., Colorado brews, seasonal beers made with fresh hops). Because of Carbone's hands-on involvement in the local scene, his dozen taps (most $6--$8) and deep
- 43 E 7th St, (between Second and Third Aves)
KGB Bar
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Bespectacled lit chicks outnumber apparatchiks in this former Ukrainian social club. The dim parlor-style bar nestled in the second floor of a walk-up has Cold War decor, cheap Baltika beer, whiskey on the rocks and free readings—all of which lure New York's literary underground, including stars like A.M. Homes and Kathryn Harrison.
- 85 E 4th St , (between Bowery and Second Ave), 10003
- Critics choice
Barkeep Phil Ward focuses on tequila and its cousin, mescal, at this East Village haute cantina. His wonderful menu features a cool-as-marble Cinquenta Cinquenta—a pairing of chamomile-infused reposado tequila and white vermouth that goes down like iced tea. The Slynx cocktail is a liquid campfire of aged tequila, applejack, bitters and a smoky rinse of mescal. The craftsmanship in the drinks is equaled in the bar menu, featuring juicy pork bellies. Despite its many strengths,
- 304 E 6th St, (between First and Second Aves)
McSorley's Old Ale House
- Price band: 1/4
- Critics choice
Ladies should probably leave the Blahniks at home. In traditional Irish-pub fashion, McSorley's floor has been thoroughly scattered with sawdust to take care of the spills and other messes that often accompany large quantities of cheap beer. Established in 1854, McSorley's became an institution by remaining steadfastly authentic and providing only two choices to its customers: McSorley's Dark Ale and McSorley's Light Ale. Both beverages have a lot more character than PBR,
- 15 E 7th St , (between Second and Third Aves)
- Critics choice
The entrance to this taxidermy-strewn saloon is hidden behind an old phone booth inside Crif Dogs. Pick up the receiver and a hostess opens the back wall of the booth. Inside, mixologist Jim Meehan offers elite cocktail creations like the frothy Judgment Day, a pleasing mix of citrus, allspice and floral St. Germain. The old-fashioned—made with smoky, bacon-infused bourbon and maple syrup—has become the joint's best-known drink. The staff is happy to talk you through any
- 113 St. Marks Pl, (between First Ave and Ave A)
The Summit Bar
- Critics choice
Greg Seider is behind this democratic lounge—handsome with blue-velvet banquettes and a black-granite bar—for serious drinkers. The menu includes classics like a peppery old-fashioned, and more-creative tipples, including the whiskey-driven Gov'ner (yuzu, orange juice and cardamom-infused agave syrup). As much as Seider's inventiveness succeeds, it can also go off the rails, as in the She Loves Mei She Loves Mei Not, overly perfumed with rose petals and
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Car theft in America is slowing down, but it's still a fairly common and expensive problem. New cars equipped with improved technology have become increasingly harder to steal, but in the arms race between carmakers and car-takers, the more determined thieves still make off with a prize now and then. In fact, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found there were 3.59 thefts per 1,000 vehicles produced between 1990 and today.
Technology is helping to bring that number down. The prevalence of new automotive security systems helped law enforcement officials recover $121 million worth of system-equipped stolen vehicles in 2013 and also gave us useful information about what kind of cars were being stolen and where.
With this data in hand, LoJack, which is one such security system, has released their Fifth Annual Vehicle Theft Recovery report. Head through to take a look at the most stolen cars in America.
Sticker Price: $43,600 - $59,360
Invoice Price: $40,548 - $55,205
Fuel Economy: 15 mpg City, 21 mpg Hwy
A comfy ride, tons of cargo room and diverse trim options makes the Chevrolet Tahoe a popular choice for SUV shoppers. It's also a popular choice among car thieves. Many of the large SUVs in General Motors product line are favored by these criminals. GM will address the problem in the 2015 version of the Tahoe and its counterpart GMC Yukon. Expect to see a steering lock, stronger door lock cylinders and shields and side-cut keys to inhibit picking.
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Sticker Price: $22,170 - $30,820
Invoice Price: $20,971 - $28,488
Fuel Economy: 27 mpg City, 38 mpg Hwy
It may look like a humble grocery-getter, but the Nissan Altima has a zippy engine which gives it some serious moves. Too bad for some Altima owners: crooks use that excellent engineering to speed away with their cars.
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Sticker Price: $30,930 - $49,620
Invoice Price: $28,533 - $45,774
Fuel Economy: NA
Although the Ford F-150 is one of the most popular cars of all time, it's the larger F-350 that is most frequently stolen. Large American trucks and SUVs are rarely equipped with aftermarket security devices, making them tempting targets.
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Sticker Price: $71,695 - $82,795
Invoice Price: $67,035 - $82,795
Fuel Economy: 15 mpg City, 21 mpg Hwy
The Cadillac Escalade is the ultimate luxury vehicle for those shopping in the big, beefy SUV segment. It's been the flashy car of choice for the rich and famous, and the 2015 model year of Cadillac's flagship SUV is poised to make a comeback. A security flaw in the column-mounted shift stalk made the car ludicrously easy to steal until the 2011 model year, when GM rectified the problem and strengthened the steering lock. Older Escalades are still on the roads however, and are still being stolen.
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Sticker Price: $25,575 - $49,180
Invoice Price: $24,551 - $45,737
Fuel Economy: 18 mpg City, 24 mpg Hwy
Another very popular truck, the Chevrolet Silverado is the most stolen truck on the list. Silverados make great work trucks, with their high clearance and large truck beds.
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Sticker Price: $16,800-$21,300
Invoice Price: $15,876-$19,722
Fuel Economy: 28 mpg City, 37 mpg Hwy
With 40 million sold since it's debut in 1966, the Toyota Corolla is the best selling car of all time. It is also one of the most stolen. The demand for aftermarket parts and the frequency with which Corollas show up on roadways makes it a favorite target for car thieves.
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Sticker Price: $22,235 - $30,705
Invoice Price: $20,345 - $27,941
Fuel Economy: 25 mpg City, 35 mpg Hwy
The Corolla's big brother is also one of the Toyota's best-sellers, and a goldmine in spare parts for chop shops and junkyards. The sheer prevalence of Camry sedans on the road makes them an oft-stolen ride.
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Sticker Price: $18,190 - $26,640
Invoice Price: $16,915 - $25,261
Fuel Economy: 28 mpg City, 36 mpg Hwy
The Civic was Honda's first big hit on the auto market and kept the company from abandoning the business of making cars. All told, Honda has sold about 18.5 million Civics. The funky little car is also prized in the car modification culture, which makes it a target for street racers looking for a new ride.
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Sticker Price: $21,955 - $33,480
Invoice Price: $20,100 - $30,612
Fuel Economy: 24 mpg City, 34 mpg Hwy
While the Accord has sold about 10 million units less than the Civic since its debut in 1976, it is still one of the most popular cars of all time. Such popularity comes at a cost. The Accord tops the list of most stolen cars in America for the fifth year in a row.
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CINCINNATI (AP) — Dodgers pitcher Chad Billingsley drove in a career-high three runs with a homer, a double and a bases-loaded walk, and Los Angeles beat the Cincinnati Reds 9-6 on Sunday to extend its domination of the series.
Matt Kemp added a two-run homer — his third in a sequence of five at-bats — as the Dodgers improved to 28-10 against the Reds since 2006.
Billingsley (5-4) lasted only five innings, but helped himself build a big lead.
He hit a solo homer — the second of his career — in the second inning off Travis Wood (4-4). Billingsley drew a bases-loaded walk during the Dodgers' three-run third. His RBI double to the warning track in right field ended Wood's outing in the fifth and made it 8-4.
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Philadelphia's bid for the playoffs was placed in the hands of other teams after falling to Washington in the game's waning moments.
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The Redskins smothered LeSean McCoy, Philadelphia's star running back, limiting him to 22 yards on 19 carries in Week 3.
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Robert Griffin III, once an undisputed franchise player, has been given Washington's starting quarterback job for the third time this season.
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Victories against lowly Tennessee and Washington have done nothing to assure Coach Tom Coughlin of his job security.
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Bekham scored three touchdowns, and the Giants avoided falling too far behind as Robert Griffin III's dive for an apparent score was eventually ruled a fumble out the side of the end zone.
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Dormant for most of the season, the Giants' pass rush has recorded 15 sacks in the last two games.
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Eli Manning no doubt provides more consistency than anyone Washington has to offer, but the Redskins' triumvirate has outperformed Manning, a two-time Super Bowl winner.
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Top corporate chieftains and Wall Street gamblers want to tell Washington how to fix our national debt, so they've created a front group called "Fix the Debt" to push their agenda. Unfortunately, they're using "fix" in the same way your veterinarian uses it - their core demand is for Washington to spay Social Security, castrate Medicare and geld Medicaid.
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The face of gun violence is not Sandy Hook. It is Chicago.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials detained Roberto Galo on Wednesday morning. Galo is a legal immigrant but an unlicensed driver who, on Nov. 16, 2010, took a left turn at Harrison and 16th streets in San Francisco. His car struck law student Drew Rosenberg. Witnesses later testified that Galo then backed over Rosenberg, who died.
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The "ivory tower" of academia has become overshadowed by a new edifice on campus that is reaching ridiculous heights: The tower of mammon.
The liberal media have spent 12 years feeling sorry for Al Gore. The Man Who Should Have Won in 2000 has had megatons of positive publicity dumped on him, hailing him as the "Goracle." They cheered as leftists honored him with the Nobel Peace Prize and gave an Oscar to his filmed eco-sermon, "An Inconvenient Truth."
Eight days after the massacre of 20 first-graders at Sandy Hook Elementary, where each child was shot with a Bushmaster .223, The Nation's Gun Show, the biggest east of the Mississippi, opened.
The nation's largest retailer is passing the cost of health care onto you.
The Metropolitan Opera in New York City is hardly a site for hundreds of angry protesters. But they have erupted over their current selection, an opera called "The Death of Klinghoffer." Leon Klinghoffer was the 69-year-old paralyzed New Yorker who in 1985 was aboard the hijacked cruise ship Achille Lauro, then executed by Islamic terrorists because he was a Jew. The terrorists forced the ship's barber and a waiter to throw his body and his wheelchair overboard off the coast of Egypt.
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Here we go again - into yet another war in a tumultuous swath of the world we still don't comprehend. For a preview of what we're stepping into in Iraq and Syria, let's remember Afghanistan.
If you believe Houston Mayor Annise Parker, then you have to believe that when lawyers for her city subpoenaed five local pastors and demanded their sermons, the episode represented an unfortunate instance of lawyer overreach, with no intent to harass or intimidate the opposition.
I know Republicans who voted for Jerry Brown in 2010. They thought he'd be like Richard Nixon going to China and stand up to public employee unions by fixing a dysfunctional pension system. They thought he'd live up to his pose as elder sage, ready to do what's best for California. After he won a return engagement as governor, Brown liked to bloviate about the need for elected officials to demonstrate "loyalty to California."
In 1492, "Columbus sailed the ocean blue" and discovered the New World. And Oct. 12 was once a celebrated holiday in America.
Growing up in Washington in the 1930s and '40s, our home was, several times, put under quarantine. A poster would be tacked on the door indicating the presence within of a contagious disease - measles, mumps, chicken pox, scarlet fever.
I'd like to think that if I got the bad news that Brittany Maynard received - terminal cancer with a prognosis of less than six months left to live - I'd be like her. I'd like to be stoic and brave. I'd like to take charge of the rest of my cruelly abbreviated life. If I were facing death at age 29, I would want to find meaning in an end come too soon.
Just in the United States, the cosmetics industry pulls in some $70 billion a year in sales of what's commonly called "makeup." But lipstick, mascara, eye shadow, and the like aren't the only kind of makeup the cosmetic giants are peddling.
Corporations are funneling money to right-wing governors who work against the interests of their customers and employees.
Practically everyone expects California Attorney General Kamala Harris to win re-election handily in November. The Democrat won 53 percent of the vote in a crowded June primary. A rising star expected to ascend someday to the governorship, perhaps a U.S. Senate seat, Harris has won the endorsement of major newspapers in the state. She's such an attractive candidate that even though it was true, President Barack Obama had to apologize last year for calling her "by far the best-looking attorney general in the country."
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A stone's throw from West Lake, this high-end hotel sits in a lively neighborhood of restaurants, bars, and shops. Gauzy curtains, etched-glass, and wood columns divide the distinctive lobby, distinguished by a gold-and-black mural of the city's landmarks. The rooms—most of which have lake views—are thoughtfully designed, with sleek oval desks, fabric-covered headboards, and a glass privacy screen in the bathroom. A Roman-style pool overcomes its drab basement location.
The hotel is a block north of Orioles Singing in the Willows.
333 Xihu Dadao, Hangzhou, 310002, China
Website: www.sofitel.com
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Updated 05/28/2013