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Electric Chair Music, which has just been released on DVD, brings together two pieces: Time & Motion Study II, for Cello & Electronics by the avant-garde composer Brian Ferneyhough, filmed on location during the recording of the piece for Metier records, & a documentary in which the composer discusses the work with cellist Neil Heyde & composer Paul Archbold, who contributes its electronic components. This demanding work, involving the cellist being attached to microphones & surrounded by a battery of speakers, while vocalising texts derived from (but unrecognizable as) the writings of Antonin Artaud, is one of the most challenging works in the contemporary repertoire. The documentary Electric Chair Music – Ferneyhough's working title for the piece – is a valuable companion piece to the performance in that it helps to contextualize & to some extent explain the composer's working methods. It is available, price £12.50, from Academy Chimes Bookshop at the Royal Academy of Music. |


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Byrd Retrospective Festival: A chance to remember — or learn about — Donald Byrd's dazzling artistry
Seattle's Spectrum Dance Theater serves up a generous mix of past and present with its "Byrd Retrospective Festival," highlighting works by Spectrum artistic director Donald Byrd.
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Byrd Retrospective Festival
Spectrum Dance Theater performs three different programs over three weekends, 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 5:30 p.m. Sundays, Friday-Oct. 25, Madrona Dance Studio, 800 Lake Washington Blvd., Seattle; tickets $15 advance, $18 at the door, except Friday, which is $30 for show/party; festival pass is $40, but doesn't include Friday's show/party (206-325-4161, brownpapertickets.com or e-mail ticket@ spectrumdance.org).
Something old, something new, with a few things borrowed — but most items on the program springing from the twisting, torquing dance imagination of Donald Byrd.
Spectrum Dance Theater's Byrd Retrospective Festival is a three-week survey of the Spectrum artistic director's dance-making career, with some glimpses at a handful of non-Byrd pieces brought into the company's repertoire in the last several years.
If you've never ventured to Madrona Dance Studio to see these dancers up close in all their fiery, sweaty glory, this is your chance. And if you're a longtime fan wanting to revisit Byrd favorites — or excerpts from old favorites, in the case of "Bhangra Fever" and "The Sleeping Beauty Notebook" — you probably already have your tickets.
"Retrospective" showcases 16 pieces drawn from Byrd's work with Spectrum (2002-09) and his New York-based company, Donald Byrd/The Group (1978-2002). That includes Byrd's "Sentimental Cannibalism" from 1993, a techno-driven war of the sexes that blew off the roof at the Moore Theatre earlier this year. Byrd's more recent "Klavierstucke" (2008) is another highlight, as it teases — or sometimes yanks — richly contradictory moves and meanings from a Brahms piano score, while "... and their souls will understand" (2004), a Portuguese fado-inspired piece, imposes pleasurably formal constraints on erupting dance energies.
Revivals of work by Merce Cunningham, Gus Solomons Jr., Thaddeus Davis and Pacific Northwest Ballet's Olivier Wevers are also on the program. Guest artists include former Spectrum dancer Allison Keppel and former Donald Byrd/The Group dancer Jamal Storey — both stunning performers.
There will be Friday-night "surprises," in terms of both dances and guest musicians and dancers, on Oct. 16 and 23. At Friday's festival kickoff benefit, Spectrum fans can get their first look at the sexy, athletic things Byrd is doing with "The Rite of Spring," set to a piano-and-percussion transcription of Stravinsky's masterpiece by the Trio Diaghilev.
The retrospective, Byrd says, is intended to show how Spectrum is growing some "institutional roots" as it fosters local choreographic talent and acquires work by past masters.
Still, it's Byrd's own dazzling pieces that are the draw here. The spicing of Spectrum's repertoire with work by outside choreographers sometimes only highlights just how striking Byrd's own artistry is. ("Sentimental Cannibalism," frankly, eclipsed the Cunningham and Solomons pieces that were billed with it at the Moore.)
Spectrum has seen some significant turnover this year. Two key performers, Hannah Lagerway and Lara Seefeldt, have moved onto other dance opportunities — but for Byrd, even the unexpected departure of a dancer can have its upside.
"Whenever I got too focused on one or two dancers," he says, "it actually seemed to work to the detriment, in some ways, of the company."
He cites the example of David Alewine, who was the company's male star during his 2003-07 tenure with Spectrum. "I was just so enamored of David as a performer," Byrd recalls. "His level of artistry and expressiveness, I thought, were so extraordinary ... It was like there was no room for anyone else: 'Well, let me do this for David.' So it took David leaving, in some ways, for me to see that there were other gifted and talented people here, people that I could nurture and support."
New dancers, Byrd adds, inherently bring with them a "different way of looking" at old work. And the introduction of old pieces by Donald Byrd/The Group into Spectrum's repertoire provides the company's current lineup of dancers with "useful information" about the pieces they're doing now.
Byrd is reluctant to identify specific dancers he feels are doing breakthrough work. Instead, he tries to challenge everybody: "What I've said to them is that when a dancer leaves, there's an opportunity that exists then for somebody to step forward."
Keppel, along with two dancers from Donald Byrd/The Group, have been in town, helping Byrd stage the retrospective. What do dancers from his old troupe think of some of his newer work?
"I think it does kind of surprise them, because the physicality is different."
His New York work, he says, was "much more centered inside balletic technique." When he came to Seattle, he started exploring "a more full-bodied physicality. There's a lot more stuff on the ground. It's athletic in a different kind of way. ... Sometimes the Donald Byrd/The Group dancers, when they see it, they'll say, 'That's some crazy stuff you're doing.' "
Along with trying new things, Byrd has his choreographic legacy in mind with "Retrospective." "Each group of dancers at Spectrum has to be able to embody the history of the organization since I've been here and the aesthetics that I'm working with. So this is a great way to give them a crash course in all of that."
It should prove an invigorating crash course for Seattle dance fans, too.
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Sandra Bullock is set to star in David Gordon Green's Our Brand Is Crisis, sources have confirmed. The film, written by Peter Straughan, is based on the 2005 documentary of the same name. The doc followed American political campaign marketing tactics in the 2002 Bolivian presidential election, which saw Evo Morales lose to Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada.
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Screenwriter Graham Yost, now the showrunner of FX's Justified, admits that the plot of Speed sounds ridiculous: A bomb on a bus will detonate if the bus travels below 50 mph. But when the movie was released June 10, 1994, a funny thing happened: It became a hit with moviegoers and critics alike. To quote EW's grade-A review: "The film takes off from formula elements — it's yet another variation on Die Hard — but it manipulates those elements so skillfully, with such a canny mixture of delirium and restraint, that I walked out of the picture with the rare sensation that every gaudy thrill had been earned."
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Talk to Sandra Bullock on the morning of her Best Actress Oscar nomination for Gravity and the first thing you hear is "Brush your teeth….now are you really going to brush your teeth?" That's the 49-year-old Oscar winner encouraging her four-year-old son Louis through the paces of their morning routine. "You got to brush your teeth!" she tells EW with a laugh. "I don't care who's been nominated. Even the President has to brush his teeth." Bullock is one of the few actors who wasn't woken by a publicist or the television but rather her young son. "Yep," she says happily. "It's allergy season out in LA so we have big bouts of coughing and the inhaler at the crack of dawn." READ FULL STORY
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Three more boldfaced names have been added to Sunday's Golden Globes lineup: Sandra Bullock, Emma Stone, and Zoe Saldana, People reports.
Bullock, a current nominee for her work in Gravity, has one Globe under her belt already (for The Blind Side) and four additional nominations total. The other two also have connections to the awards show: Stone was nominated for a Best Actress in a Comedy Globe in 2010 for Easy A, while Saldana was one of three actors who announced this year's nominees last month.
Bullock, Stone, and Saldana join a star-studded lineup of previously announced presenters including Jennifer Lawrence, Robert Downey Jr., Jimmy Fallon, Seth Meyers, Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, Julie Bowen, Laura Dern, Colin Farrell, Mila Kunis, Uma Thurman, Reese Witherspoon, Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick — whose daughter, Sosie Bacon, is this year's Miss Golden Globe — and, of course, hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, who are more than ready to helm Hollywood's party of the year.
The Globes air 8 p.m. ET Sunday, Jan. 12, on NBC.
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As awards season heats up, the biggest films of the year are revving their Oscar engines. Gravity, starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney, has already claimed several early honors and in the behind-the-scenes featurette below, director Alfonso Cuaron shows us why.
The inside look from Warner Bros. at how they filmed the genre-bending outer space film features Bullock practicing space choreography in her now-infamous tank top on a soundstage, Clooney discussing the screenplay, and the producers talking about the visual effects and technology the film uses so seamlessly.
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The joy Alfonso Cuarón feels at Gravity's Golden Globes showing — four nominations, including one for Cuarón as director and Best Drama — can probably be felt from space. "I'm absolutely thrilled," he says. Making the movie meant spending "four and a half years in a cave — and the predictions were a little grim early on in the process."
Now, though, he's reached the blazing light at the end of the tunnel — which is all the more impressive considering the caliber of movies released in 2013. "I think this is an amazing year in cinema," Cuarón continued. "And there's a comeback of that kind of cinema that we were all afraid was getting lost in terms of the mainstream American or Hollywood context — that is, these mid- to low-budget films, a lot of them dramas… Or even a film like Gravity, that is not a sequel or a franchise."
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Below is a sortable list of historical Wahkiakum County, Washington Newspapers, compiled November, 2013. It provides: 1) links to online copies before 1950's; and libraries where hard copies can be found
The newspapers are listed by the area they served, so some may have been published in other counties or even out of state.
Newspapers have increasingly come online starting in the late 1980's. See OnlineNewspapers.com, RefDesk.com, or do a Google search for Online Newspapers. |
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This key is a list of sites used when the list was originally compiled in November, 2013. As you find other early newspapers, please update the key as well as the sortable table.
Code | Site name | Remarks |
A.com | Ancestry.com | ($) |
CA | Chronicling America | Select State, then County, and click Search. Click on a title, then on "Libraries that have it" |
GB | Genealogy Bank | Click "List of Titles" |
NA | Newspaper Archive | ($) Slide down and click Browse by location. Under "United States," select "Washington" |
NP.com | Newspapers.com | Click "See papers by location," click "List" (very small lettering, next to Newspapers Map), type "Washington" in the search box |
Own | The link is to the newspaper's own site | |
SOS | Washington Secretary of State | |
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Libraries with copies | Online | Remarks |
Cathlamet | The Cathlamet gazette | 1889-190? | CA | ||
Grays River | Grays River builder | 1936-1951 | CA | ||
Skamokawa | The Skamokawa eagle | 1891-1934 | CA | ||
Cathlamet | The eagle | 1934-1952 | CA | ||
Cathlamet | The Lower Columbia eagle | 1952-1963 | CA | ||
Cathlamet | Wahkiakum County eagle | 1963-current | CA | ||
Cathlamet | Columbia River sun | 1902-1940 | CA |
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Original video is like 3 months old they just added the lyrics recently. Still awesome though
This touched me in ways only my uncle has.
That was superb
I had just about given up all hope of ever hearing from this band again
Excellent. 11 out of 5.
Digging: Battle Of Wolf 359 - The Death Of Affect
Life changing. If they dont play this live i'll be thoroughly disappointed
Damn, I saw this earlier today, completely forgot about it till just now. Always dug this band, song is awesome
"We saw that all the coolest bands are making lyric videos now, so here ya go. Now you'll know exactly what we're saying!"", "We just want to be part of the cool bands." Are they being sarcastic? I can't tell I liked the song though.
Yes, they are being sarcastic.
newest grindcore song
i lol'd
6 seconds of music history.
Old news, I thought they were doing this for Shark Week on Discovery but that shit ain't till August! Damn those fuckers are running behind this year.
Well animated lyric videos are better than the generic dark/brooding band video.
Show me a good lyric video and I'll shit my self, if you give me a Depends first.
Deep lyrics which everyone had to understand.
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i exhaled from my nose slightly harder than normal
I like how well the lyrics suited the song name
great song...
maybe a bit too long though
Show me a good lyric video and I'll shit my self The Lyric Videos for Tempest(Deftones) and Fizgig(Chevelle) are cool. And of course you can't go wrong with AAH SHARK BITE
Always looking forward to new records of them, even though they're all average. Maybe they will follow The Chariot's path.
Whatever, I'm still not very impressed, gonna go mash some Shark Bites fruit snacks instead.
Not sure what you're expecting. It's basically a visualizer behind a song.
They greatly improved on their last album, I hope they will continue that way
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Im envisioning the other 2 and a half minutes of this song and its fucking awesome.
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hahahahahahaha ha! that was suuuuperb.
i was not expecting that that was awesome though
oh and if nobody else caught it, there's a very brief flash of words at the end of the video that say there will be a new album this year.
That's pretty awesome.
Holy shit I didn't even notice that "new record" blip at the end. Sick.
I thought everyone hated this band
Only jaded elitists who think Botch is the only band that can sound like this hate Norma Jean.
Redeemer Norma is best Norma
Meridional is my fav, followed by Redeemer
If this little clip is anything of a snippet of the new album then I'm excited. Not a lot but a little bit.
Redeemer is nowhere near generic. Definitely their best, although their newest was pretty great too. New Norma Jean is always something to look forward to.
I found that the aftermath's songs were largely indistinguishable from one to the next. There were a couple of standout tracks, but overall each song bared little semblance of uniqueness from the one before it or after. Now, the argument could be made here that it made for some really good flow from beginning to end, but my interest waned near the end of it. Redeemer hits so hard on so many levels. The fact that it still holds some progressive song structures while not totally giving in to a verse-chorus structure; while nearly every song has a good couple points where shit just hits the fan: Opening track's first riff of chaos, "small spark vs. great forest" right after the opening intro, which also proceeds into the outro of the song (FIGHT FAIR!! FIGHT FAIR!!), "The end of all things will be televised" the south is on fire!... i could go on, but I think you get my point, regardless of whether you agree or not.
I can understand that. I just wish I enjoyed it as much as you did at this point. It's definitely still a good album, but the cohesive theme, as you put it, does not distract me from the seemingly repetitive nature of the album. I know full well that the songs are not at all the same, it's just hard to tell them apart, and in this context the theme of the album doesn't save it for me unfortunately.
Back to the point, however. I'd be hard pressed to find ANY norma jean album generic for its time.
Dilemmachine is my favourite on that album. It sticks out like a sore thumb to me... in a good way.
That, andcas, we can agree on.
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Anti-Mother was my introduction to this band. I enjoyed it mostly but Meridional was really good in my opinion.
Anti-mother was probably their weakest album, It has some really strong songs and some really weak ones but overall these guys dont disappoint.
Best Norma Jean song in years tbh.
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The ethnic group made its submission Wednesday at the end of a one-day constitutional conference in Ibadan, capital of the South West Oyo State.
Organised by a coalition of Yoruba groups, with several leaders of thoughts from the eight Yoruba-speaking States, including those in Diaspora, the participants said Nigeria stands to gain more by practising a federal system of government and embarking on political-economic restructuring of the country.
"The idea behind convening a Yoruba constitutional conference is to get the views of various Yoruba interest groups and articulate what they want from the Nigerian state. As you have seen, they are asking for a parliamentary system of government, regional autonomy, devolution of power and the decentralisation of the police," one of the conveners, Mr. Bisi Adegbuyi, told PANA in an exclusive interview.
The Nigerian Government has endorsed the convocation of a National Conference for the various ethnic nationalities and other interests groups to discuss and agree on various national questions that many believe, have been the bane of the country's development.
Adegbuyi, a member of the Afenifere Renewal Group, who read the conference resolutions, also said the ethnic group supports the integration of the Yoruba-speaking groups in the central Kwara and Kogi states with their kinsmen currently in south West Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Ekiti and Ondo states.
In addition, the Yorubas have called for each region to have its constitution, control over its resources, be able to opt out of the federation, an armed forces with strong regional command and regional police.
The conference also unanimously mandated a former Chief of Army Staff, Retired Gen. Alani Akinrinade, to convene a Pan Yoruba conference of elders to fine tune some of the decisions reached in Ibadan.
In his submission, Gen. Akinrinade advised the Nigerian government against preventing the delegates to the National conference from discussing any issues.
He said the decisions reached in Ibadan must be subject to a referendum and should not be altered by the government.
A representative of the Odua Foundation, a Yoruba think tank based in Delaware, United States, Prof. Bunmi Ayoade, told PANA that Nigeria needs to be restructured because the country was structured in the past to meet the needs and aspirations of the British colonial rulers not Nigerians.
Prof. Ayoade said a Federation should not be an environment that limits the prospects and prosperity of the people, adding that an equal federating unit in which no one dominates the other parts was the ideal thing for the country.
He debunked insinuations that a strong region will make the centre weak and vulnerable, with not much to do.
He noted that each part of the country is endowed with one form of resources or the other and efforts should be geared towards exploring them to improve the country.
The National Conference which has been fixed for the coming month, will have delegates selected by the Government, while the other ethnic nationalities and other interest groups will also be represented.
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Alaska's Joe Miller is a fiscal conservative and front-runner for the senate seat now held by Republican Lisa Murkowski. Less seniority in the US Senate will likely mean fewer federal dollars for Alaska, say political observers.
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Jury issues all too familiar
Aboriginal justice crisis in Ontario a Manitoba problem, too: experts
OTTAWA -- The lack of representation of First Nations people on juries -- causing a justice system crisis in Ontario -- is also a problem in Manitoba, local experts say.
Many of the same issues and recommendations made by former Supreme Court justice Frank Iacobucci in a report to the Ontario government Tuesday mirror those raised more than two decades ago during the Aboriginal Justice Inquiry in Manitoba.
Iacobucci was asked by the Ontario government in 2011 to investigate how First Nations were excluded from the jury system after the issue delayed two coroner's inquests and two criminal trials. He concluded there was no question too many juries do not have an appropriate number of First Nations people on them, particularly in northern Ontario.
"As this Report will demonstrate, there is not only the problem of a lack of representation of First Nations peoples on juries that is of serious proportions, but it is also regrettably the fact that the justice system generally as applied to First Nations peoples, particularly in the North, is quite frankly in a crisis," Iacobucci wrote.
His research found in the judicial district of Kenora about one in three residents lives on reserve but just one in 10 people listed on the jury roll is from a reserve.
Iacobucci concluded a number of reasons caused the problem, including language and geographical barriers and higher rates of mobility of First Nations residents on reserve. But there is also a level of racism at play, as well as a significant mistrust of the justice system by First Nations people after years of systemic discrimination at its hands.
Many of his findings and at least two of his recommendations mimic some found in the 1991 report of the Aboriginal Justice Inquiry in Manitoba. That inquiry noted there was not a single aboriginal person on the jury at the 1987 trial of the men accused of murdering Helen Betty Osborne in The Pas in 1971, even though she was killed in a region where aboriginal people made up more than half the population.
Both the AJI and Iacobucci recommended when a potential juror is exempted or a summons goes unanswered, the person be replaced with someone else from the same community. They also both recommended the federal government look at preventing lawyers from using challenges to discriminate against First Nations people.
Manitoba has not implemented either recommendation.
"Twenty-five years later and we're still having the same problem," said Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Grand Chief David Harper. "The Manitoba government needs to dust off the AJI and get it back on its feet."
He said it isn't just juries, noting today you still go to the courthouse at The Pas and outside many of the faces are aboriginal but inside, "the police, the lawyers, the crown attorneys, the judges, they're not aboriginal. Something is wrong with this picture."
Wendy Whitecloud, a law professor at the University of Manitoba, was a commissioner on the Aboriginal Justice Inquiry Implementation Commission established by the Doer government in 1999. She said Tuesday recommendations made to address the lack of proper representation on juries were not a priority because the commission had limited time and a huge array of things to address.
But Whitecloud said any of the findings in the Ontario report almost surely will be applicable in northern Manitoba.
"This problem has been around for so long and as far as I know there hasn't been much done."
Whitecloud said there is an element of racism at play in that lawyers seem to think an aboriginal juror is more likely to be sympathetic to an aboriginal defendant and therefore challenges their presence.
"I think any government would be well-placed to look at this," said Whitecloud.
In 2007, a Manitoba First Nations man appealed his conviction for murder on the grounds the jury wasn't representative of his peers, however, his conviction was upheld.
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I am using a webservice which provides a large result set either in XML or JSON format. Which format will be faster or better (perfomance based)? Also which language should I use to parse the XML/JSON? Should I use PHP or JavaScript?
"PHP or JavaScript" sounds like an odd choice to offer: PHP is usually used as a server-side language, whereas JavaScript is usually used as a client-side language. What's your situation? What makes you suggest those two languages in particular? If you could give more information about what you're trying to do, that would help a lot. (We don't know whether you're developing a web app, a batch processing tool, a GUI application, etc.) I suspect JSON will be a bit more compact than XML, although if they're compressing the data you may well find they end up taking the same bandwith (as a lot of the "bloat" of XML is easily compressible). As ever, the best way to find out is to test the specific web service with some realistic data. Generalities aren't a good basis for decision-making. |
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Although performance aspects really vary a lot between language/tool combinations, in the end xml and json tend to have similar performance characteristics when using best tools of the platform. That is, you won't find one more twice as fast or more; theoretical limits are similar for textual formats. Both are "good enough" in this regard for almost any use case. So I would focus more on tool support, for the task you have. Other than that, format choice is unlikely to be the most important aspect to consider. And like Jon mentioned, comparison of PHP and Javascript really sounds odd... apples and oranges or so. |
I think you'll have to measure it yourself. The performance will depend on:
So you can see there are a number of variables. Does the web service that you're using take longer to assemble the data in one format vs. another ? There are a sizable number of options for parsing JASON and XML, so don't restrict yourself to PHP or Javascript (if you have a choice). And finally, if you're requesting from a webservice, you'll have the overhead of network transport costs, connection setup etc. So any time savings in parsing performance may be negligible. Your efforts may be better spent elsewhere. I don't think I've answered your question, other than give you more things to think about! |
You should use python, preferably :) As for format, I guess JSON would be a bit faster, but it depends on the details, and this task would be network-bound anyway. |
If you are using application with ajax then you should choose Javascript to process data on the client side which will reduce the usage of php on the server means more efficient server side. you can store your resultset in a json file and then can call it on client side with javascript this will be the best possible way because this will not consume you resources on server and data will be processed in the client side. here i will give preference to json over xml because xml takes more space to store than json because of its style of tags and json is like an array in javascript which will be faster than xml. same thing in server side, you can easly convert your json array to php array (just refer to json_decode function in PHP). Now days json is in fashion because of it is easy to use and is faster. for faster performance you should reduce the data processing on the server side and should use client side resource instead this approach will give your application speed and cost effectiveness. |


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Room was largebed was very comfortablevery quiet at night
Hallway stunk badly of cigarettesoverall old and rundown
Nothing about the place was a plus very tired looking.
No heat got bed bug bite and the room smelled like smoke
The staff were really excellent - friendly, well-trained, helpful, and efficient. The room was very clean and up-to-date. The pool area was great - everything was clean and in working order, and my son and husband enjoyed it greatly. I liked the updated thermostats in the room, which helped control the room temperature better than most hotels. The bathroom in the room was very nice - clean and spacious and very new looking. I also liked that they had a small store behind the counter where you could buy things like snacks or personal care items. I would highly recommend this hotel, and will stay here again for sure if I am ever in the Enid area again.
Only two things that could be improved, which are both quite minor when compared to the overall quality of this hotel: There was no on-demand or pay-per-view in the room. I was hoping to watch a kid's movie in the evening with my preschool-aged son and we weren't able to do that. Also, the breakfast was not very friendly to those who eat healthy. The yogurt was full of sugar, the only fresh-cut fruit was pineapple, all the choices were sugary, salty or high-carb. The food looked fresh and the breakfast area was well-stocked and clean, and I understand that this is now most people eat, but I would have liked more options that weren't processed food.
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Had to use night window to check-in at 7pm...a little early for that I think...
It was clean and convenient
It was over priced for what you got.
This is a very old, tired facility. Probably needs to be razed and a new facility put up in its place.
The room was really nice and in great location.
The front desk clerk was abrupt and a bit rude. I felt like I was intruding by asking how to find my room.
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Next to strip club, walls were thin, staff was not nice,
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Full breakfast only on weekends.
Room was spacious, clean, quiet.
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The room we stayed in was amazing. Completely up to date and I love have AC control!
Staff were very helpful the Day Desk manager and The night manager handled all our needs quickly and to the point. the Inn was located in the area we were looking for . the rooms were nice and very clean . Breakfast was Great. all amenities
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This is new,well decorated hotel. The rooms are adequately large and it was very quiet. The manager and staff were very pleasant and accommodating.