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Sign theft, vandalism raise South Whidbey school board candidate ire
- Sep 30, 2013 at 9:00AM
Candidate Rocco Gianni had some heated words for those stealing candidates' signs during a South Whidbey School Board meeting Wednesday.
Whidbey Kiwanis adds to $80K check to Seattle Children's Hospital
- Sep 30, 2013 at 10:00AM
The South Whidbey Kiwanis club contributed to the Kiwanis Children's Cancer Program-Seattle, which recently donated a check for $80,000 to Seattle Children's Hospital.
Langley mayor appoints five board spots
- Sep 30, 2013 at 11:00AM
Langley filled several citizen board appointments at a recent city council meeting. Among the five recent appointments is longtime Whidbey environmentalist Marianne Edain. She joined the city's Parks and Open Space Commission with a mission to work on the city's bluff stabilization and park access.
Burglaries prompt police to issue warning notice
- Oct 1, 2013 at 9:00AM
A string of South Whidbey burglaries and subsequent questions from the public spurred police to issue a public warning this week.
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- Oct 1, 2013 at 9:00AM
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South Whidbey High School senior begins board term
- Oct 1, 2013 at 10:00AM
Sydney Ackerman took her oath of office as the first student representative for the South Whidbey School District Board of Directors on Wednesday. Ackerman, a South Whidbey High School senior, said she liked being on the board during the Sept. 25 meeting.
Lakes get five more years with South Whidbey Parks
- Oct 1, 2013 at 11:00AM
Public accesses at Deer, Lone and Goss lakes will remain open for another five years, thanks to an agreement hammered out last week.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Support depends on financial health
- Oct 1, 2013 at 12:00PM
Editor, Opinions on Whidbey General Hospital's $50 million bond bring various views. Some opponents vote against any hospital measure and others don't want additional taxes. Bond supporters are divided between those who vote "yes" for anything the hospital wants while others see a "yes" vote as beneficial to the community.
Soup Box Derby gets canned due to high winds, heavy rains
- Oct 1, 2013 at 3:00PM
After an hour of constantly refreshing several weather forecasts on smart phones and laptops, Soup Box Derby organizers called off the beloved Langley race early Saturday morning.
Shutdown leads to NAS Whidbey furloughs
- Oct 1, 2013 at 3:00PM
As a result of Congress's inability to pass a budget by the Sept. 30 deadline, hundreds of Department of Defense employees at Whidbey Island were furloughed Tuesday as part of a country-wide government shutdown.
Island County Commissioners continue budget work
- Sep 27, 2013 at 3:27PM
The Island County Commissioners have reached consensus on a number of key elements of the 2014 county budget.
Students take a bite into South Whidbey's harvest
- Oct 2, 2013 at 9:00AM
Students of South Whidbey Elementary School enjoyed a feast of local South Whidbey offerings Wednesday afternoon during the school's celebration of Taste Washington Day.
The road to Mr. South Whidbey
- Oct 2, 2013 at 9:00AM
Get ready to be wowed. The Mr. South Whidbey Pageant is nearing and contestants are drumming up support from around the community.
Fire district spends $50K on tower
- Oct 2, 2013 at 10:00AM
South Whidbey Fire/EMS officials agreed to spend more than $50,000 to improve radio reception this week. At a special meeting Tuesday night, the commissioners approved contracts with Bellingham-based Northwest Communications to work on the district's radio towers. One was worth $39,807.65 and the other was $10,284.13.
PUBLISHER'S COLUMN | Change is in the wind, again
- Oct 2, 2013 at 11:00AM
For a number of years, the newspaper industry has struggled with how to navigate the online world and continue to succeed and thrive as a business. Yes, a business.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Operating loss was planned, expected
- Oct 2, 2013 at 12:00PM
Editor, One of the main arguments against the hospital bond has been that the hospital is "losing money" and is operating at a loss this year.
Marina expenses prompt special port meeting
- Oct 3, 2013 at 9:00AM updated at 12:46PM
The Port of South Whidbey commissioners will convene for special meeting tonight. The Thursday, Oct. 3, meeting was scheduled after a number of cost issues arose last week for the South Whidbey Harbor marina expansion project, said Port Operation Manager Ed Field.
Writers gear up for annual Whidbey conference
- Oct 3, 2013 at 9:00AM
The Whidbey Island Writers Association has an inspiring task — to help self-described non-writers develop into writers.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | No more pizza man headlines, please
- Oct 3, 2013 at 9:00AM
Editor, Gosh, give pizza a break. "Pizza man murder on Whidbey" — he was not a notable 'pizza' man. Surely we can focus on something more positive. Perhaps you could offer the pizza restaurants on South Whidbey a promo so folks can regain confidence in pizza.
Strained labor talks spark debate over Island County budget
- Oct 3, 2013 at 9:00AM
The Island County Deputy Sheriff's Guild claims that county officials don't understand their own budget and demands that they retain an outside budget expert before any labor negotiations continue.
EDITOR'S COLUMN | Ready or not, summer is over
- Oct 3, 2013 at 9:00AM
Just a few weeks ago, the focus of this column was a tribute to Whidbey Island's awesome September weather. Thirty days of sunshine, warm temperatures and healthy doses of Northwest fog. How quickly things can change.
South Whidbey club recognizes "Republican Woman of the Year"
- Oct 3, 2013 at 10:00AM
Mary Jane Aurdal-Olson was awarded the Republican Woman of the Year Award by the South Whidbey Republican Women on Sept. 14. The group held a fundraiser dinner at Useless Bay Golf & County Club to award Aurdal-Olson.
Give the lowly eggplant some respect | WHIDBEY RECIPES
- Oct 3, 2013 at 11:00AM
"I wish you'd stop yakking about zucchini and give me some help with eggplant. I'm tired of eggplant Parmesan." That's one of the more blunt requests I've had in the past couple of weeks for eggplant recipes.
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So I've been curious about this for a while.
I get that Steven Strange was a doctor when he became the Sorceror Suprem so he got the handle "Doctor Strange"
What i'm wonderin' here is now Brother Voodoo is Sorceror Supreme why didn' they just leave him as Brother Voodoo? Doe he have a doctorate or PHD or whatever too?
Does Doctor Voodoo have a PHD?
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There's also a nice explanation in the "Doctor Voodoo" "graphic novel".
" There's also a nice explanation in the "Doctor Voodoo" "graphic novel". "Can you tell me it or you gonna make me buy it? :P
You have to buy it, or find it somewhere :)
A minor summary though, is that he was supposed to be named "Doctor Voodoo" since day 1. However, Stan Lee didn't like that name too much, and went with "Brother Voodoo". After he became the Sorceror Supreme, he ended up getting the name.
The article is called "Do, Do That Voodoo That You Do To Me: The Origins Of Brother Voodoo, 1973
he has a Ph.D in psychiatry(shades of Frasier!) and is, next to the Black Panther, or the Blue Marvel, arguably one of the most intelligent and educated superheroes(esp of colour) extant in the Marvel Universe!
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I really enjoyed this episode because of the amount of time that we got to see Chas, with and without the ever present hat :-} I think John was clearly in a bad place when he was drunk with Chas and provided that spell. I really hope that NBC renews Constantine, although I'm not sure that i believe they will. It's a mystery to me about why networks start shows they know will require time to develop a following and kill them off too soon. I'm a little with you on Felix Faust - he was a wretched villain but I didn't have the background on him to maybe truly appreciate him. I think what we missed was the kind of villain he was, vs the kind he became courtesy of whatever is happening to allow "extra super-powered evil" into the world. Thanks for the great review, Hank! The "Kidster"
I was pleasantly surprised when I saw this gem appear in my TV calendar this morning. My only gripe with this tv series so far (season 1) is that it was too short. I hope season two has more episodes. With regards to this season, I love that Starz productions really get each character's story arcs into motion from the word go, no slow buildups ala Heroes style. I'm a little disappointed that have Captain Vane or his mutly crew of die hard pirates really didn't get there chance to throw their weight (yet) around to really punctuate their strength. Maybe that's why captain Noe has been introduced. My 3 random questions are: 1) will we ever see Long John Silver get to Treasure Island at all? 2) what's better BlackSails or Crossbones? And 3) I missed who the woman was in the cargo ship which was destroyed or her significance to the story, any clues?
I didn't really care who won, I tuned in for Amy and Tina. They are good and are really funny as they play off one another. My favorite line came from Tina. She ticked of the accomplishments of Amal Clooney, and rattled off the punchline: "and her husband is being given the Lifetime Achievement Award.
I loved the opening S2 episode of Black Sails. It was so nice to have us step back in, right where we left off. Tadgh Murphy is an inspired casting choice for Ned Low. He is the best kind of psychotic. Quiet and dangerous. Very, very dangerous. I thought it was brave of Eleanor to kick him out of the bar, instead of peeing her pants right there. I don't know if Ned would have slaughtered the crew of the captured ship if Lady Ash had not been aboard, BUT, the captain certainly should have noticed the "red flag" which means "no quarter given" in pirate-ese. I'm fascinated that Flint (well, MCGREW!!!) is supposedly best friends with Hamilton. I'm looking forward to the development of that storyline. That scene underscored Flint's absolute BRILLIANCE. We did not actually meet Hamilton last season, but saw his picture. Vane appeared dangerous, but sloth-like. No wonder Eleanor sees him as a problem. If he would have jumped in and really took over Hornigold's responsibilities, then she would respect him. But, screwing all day and not providing security and issuing threats doesn't make him attractive to her. I loved that this episode really developed WHY Flint and Silver become so reliant on each other, even if "under duress" - they wouldn't have been best bros in any other situation (anyone remember "i trust Billy a thousand times more than I'd ever trust a rodent like you" - hahahaha). And, "sorry" was hilarious. Perfectly delivered. It'll be interesting to see Rackham, Bonny, and Max's uneasy relationships develop this season. Rackham is far too smart to remain down for long. Finally, I totally agree with your shoutout to Bear McCreary. His music and scoring is a bonus to every show. Thanks for the great review!! The "Kidster"
Great review, but I do not agree with the Davina part. I thing this time she realized that her boy messed up with the Rebekah thing, that's why she just watched and cried and asked Marcel to protect him. Other wise,as we know she's not one to back down, she would have jumped,or do something to Klaus. Other thing that I don't agree with, this time from the comments is the creepy vibe from Jackson, he loves Hayley because he's grown with stories of her, how they are the alphas and are destined to be together, it is normal to love her, and after they spend so much time together in season 1, and he saw how strong and independent she is I find it perfectly normal that he loves her (and he is so handsome,I can not ignore that part). TV shows are famous for easily make characters fall for each other, and I think that Marcel's right hand girl (don't remember her name - Gia maybe) likes Elijah and he was great as her mentor for a second, maybe they can give them a chance,and Hailey and Jackson too. Maybe a lot of people won't agree with me,but I don't know..........
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I know it would make for a boring story, by why does the Flash need the villians to cross streams to defeat them? Although yes, LOVE the Ghostbusters reference. He's fast enough that he could have grabbed the guns out of their hands - boom fight over. Yes, boring for TV but it bothers me when the superheroes don't think things through and really use their powers effectively. And isn't the Flash supposed to be more of a smart-ass (ala Spiderman). I like Barry but would like less angst and more one liners from the Flash when fighting villians.


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It seemed safe to suggest that Kevin Youkilis wasn't going to come back to Boston anytime soon to play for Bobby Valentine. But just in case there was any doubt …
"Just for the record, if you're going to bring up Youk, I'm going to say this about Youk," Valentine said in his Wednesday interview with The Big Show. "What was he hitting when he left here? 238. When he left here, the reason he was hitting .238 is because I really affected him negatively. I was the root cause of his not performing well. Since he's been with Chicago he's hitting .238. I just want to make it clear that the cause of him hitting .238 was not me."
Technically, Valentine was more or less correct. Youkilis hit .233 with the Red Sox; entering Wednesday's White Sox game (in which Youkilis homered twice), he was hitting .234 in Chicago.
But, of course, there's a bit more to it. In the post-Moneyball world, the notion that batting average defines the quality of a hitter is about as compelling as an effort to navigate a flat earth. That being the case, it would be difficult to suggest that Youkilis hasn't enjoyed a drastic improvement since leaving the Red Sox than he was while still in Boston this year:
Red Sox: 42 games, .233 average, .315 OBP, .377 slugging, .692 OPS, 4 HR
White Sox: 62 games, .239 average, .357 OBP, .464 slugging, .821 OPS, 14 HR
That's not to suggest that Valentine was necessarily the cause of Youkilis' struggles. The roster logjam created by the presence of Youkilis, Will Middlebrooks and Adrian Gonzalez -- which resulted in the juggling of playing time and positions -- likely had more to do with the longtime Sox veteran's rough start to the year.
Regardless, at a time when the Red Sox lack a first baseman beyond for the 2013 season (James Loney becomes a free agent after this year), it's simply worth taking stock of Youkilis' performance in the context of potential free agents who could play first. The White Sox hold a $13 million option (with a $1 million buyout) for Youkilis' services this offseason. If Chicago declines the option, Youkilis will rank among the most appealing options in a free-agent class of first basemen that teams in need of a player at said position can only describe as painfully thin.
That being the case, it will be intriguing to see what materializes on the trade market, since few of the free agents represent ideal targets.
Here's a look:
Adam LaRoche, Nationals (32 years old): .269/.341/.503, 29 HR
Nice timing! LaRoche and the Nationals have a $10 million mutual option. LaRoche is all but certain to decline it, given that he is in line for a multi-year deal with an average annual salary in excess of the value of his option.
Nick Swisher, Yankees (31 years old), .261/.346/.459/.806, 20 HR
Swisher has eight straight years of 20-plus homers and his .358 career OBP makes him one of the better table setters on the market this offseason. He is capable of playing first base and the outfield corners, offering a valuable degree of versatility. But he's also reportedly shooting for a Jayson Werth-type contract, suggesting a player who isn't exactly the model for the sort of disciplined signing that the Sox are trying to embrace.
Kevin Youkilis, White Sox (33 years old): 104 games, .236/.341/.429/.771, 18 HR (combined numbers in Chicago and Boston)
Youkilis has mixed characteristic patience with solid power since getting to the White Sox, even if his batting average has remained well below career norms (though it's worth noting that he has a career-low batting average on balls in play in Chicago). The White Sox hold a $13 million option on his contract.
Given his recent injury history, his age and the fact that his numbers have gone down steadily in each of the last two years, it remains difficult to imagine him getting a multi-year deal in free agency. Still, on a one-year deal, there's a lot to like about Youkilis, who can market himself as either a first baseman or a third baseman in a market that is weak in both positions. Of course, there is virtually no chance that Youkilis would return to play for Valentine, and even if the Red Sox make a managerial change, there is a decent likelihood that he might feel that his time in Boston had run its course.
Mike Napoli, Rangers (31 years old): 92 games, .223/.343/.429/.771, 17 HR
Napoli has essentially posted the same numbers as Youkilis this year while playing fewer games. He's been on the disabled list since Aug. 11 with a quadriceps injury. He has positional versatility as a player capable of catching and playing first (though advanced metrics grade him as a bit of a defensive nightmare).
His free-agent year represented an ill-timed moment for him to hit for the lowest average, slugging percentage and OPS of his career. It will be intriguing to see whether he pursues a multi-year deal or if he tries to restore greater value on a one-year deal. (If he were to go the one-year route, he would do well to sign up for life in the AL East so that he could continue to terrorize the Red Sox … unless he wants to follow Josh Beckett to the NL West.)
Eric Chavez, Yankees (34 years old): 99 games, .282/.341/.480/.820, 13 HR
Chavez has had a very nice season as a narrowly defined platoon player who menaces right-handed pitchers (.300/.358/.525/.884 with all 13 of his homers), albeit one who has benefited from Yankee Stadium (.306/.364/.512/.876, 7 homers in New York; .260/.319/.449/.768, 6 homers on the road). He plays both infield corners.
Mark Reynolds, Orioles (29 years old): 115 games, .228/.347/.456/.804, 21 HR
Reynolds is a known quantity: A player with prodigious power who walks and strikes out a ton while engaging in acts of defensive butchery at both infield corners. The Orioles hold an $11 million option on his services.
Carlos Pena, Rays (34 years old): 140 games, .190/.321/.341/.663, 17 homers
Pena has long been a three-true outcomes hitter (he homers, walks or strikes out), but the best of those outcomes (the homers) is occurring with decreased frequency this year while the worst of those outcomes (the strikeouts) are coming at a slightly increased rate. He still plays terrific defense, however, helping to explain his continued everyday role with the Rays.
James Loney, Red Sox (28 years old): 128 games, .256/.299/.347/.646, 5 homers
It is an inopportune time for Loney to be enduring the worst year of his career. That said, he's in the middle of what should be his prime years, and his career line (.284/.340/.422/.762) suggests a better player than the one who has been on display this year. He's a spectacular defender at first base with terrific range.
His career offensive numbers were likely suppressed based on the fact that he played in a poor hitting environment. Dodger Stadium does few favors to those who call it home, where the spacious dimensions and cool Southern California air make for one of the best pitchers' parks in the majors. As such, it is notable that Loney owned a career .295 average, .348 OBP, .466 slugging mark and .813 OPS on the road at the time of his trade to Boston, compared to his .273/.335/.379/.713 line at Dodger Stadium.
In some respects, Loney is a Casey Kotchman-ish player -- someone who was a highly regarded prospect coming up, with an excellent glove, no real history of hitting for power in the major leagues but the ability to hit for a decent average with some doubles.
Given his struggles this year and the fact that he's spent most of his career in a home park that has been unkind to his offense, Loney is likely to seek a one-year deal with a team that plays its home games in a hitting environment that is favorable for his all-fields, line-drive approach. Fenway (perhaps as a platoon player?) likely represents a favorable platform environment, and the Sox were close to entering the 2010 season with Casey Kotchman as their everyday first baseman (before they signed Adrian Beltre to a one-year deal late that offseason), though Loney has yet to start hitting in Fenway.
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Gordie Gronkowski talks about his son's wild year and tells some stories about raising his sons.
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Some time in the past I was on the Wisconsin Public Radio show Here On Earth to make some international literature summer reading recommendations. We weren't able to cover the full list of books I came up with, so I thought I'd post about them one-by-one over the next couple weeks with additional info, why these titles sound appealing to me, etc., etc. Click here for the complete list of posts.
Purge by Sofi Oksanen. Translated from the Finnish by Lola Rogers. (Finland-Estonia, Grove/Black Cat)
In terms of the book itself, I don't have a lot to add to Larissa's perceptive review. But to tie this particular post back into the actual WPR "Here On Earth" conversation that sparked this sporadic series of posts, I have to post a picture of Sofi, aka, the "woman with the most amazing hair." (I feel like I must've mentioned this a half-dozen times during that interview . . . it was like my verbal crutch of the moment . . .):
I finally met Sofi at this year's PEN World Voices Festival, and really enjoyed talking with her. I say "finally" because I was supposed to meet her at the Reykjavik International Literary Festival last fall, but she wasn't able to make it due to a bout of the swine flu. And continuing with a bit of cursed luck, prior to PEN World Voices, she was supposed to read in California, but, well, the volcano nixed that trip . . . As a friend said, she could write a book on being impacted by the not-so-insignificant global disasters of recent times.
Anyway, Purge is a really interesting book, and I'm looking forward to seeing what else Oksanen ends up writing. She's really at the top of her game right now, having recently won the Nordic Prize for Purge, and was named Estonia's "Person of the Year" in 2009.
Although this may not be the most uplifting of the books in our summer roundup, it's definitely worth checking out.
Congrats to Sofi Oksanen, author of Purge, for winning the 2010 Nordic Prize. From the press release:
Finnish-Estonian author Sofi Oksanen has won this year's Nordic Council Literature Prize for her novel Puhdistus (Purge). The prize is worth 47,000 euros.
Oksanen's third novel, Purge, tells the story of one family through the tragic experiences of its women. Purge was first born as a play staged with great success at the Finnish National Theatre in 2007.
The prize jury said that in her novel Oksanen combined historical subject matter of the occupation of Estonia by the Soviet Union with a modern global problem, human trafficking in the Baltic Sea area.
Oksanen also won the prestigious Finlandia prize in 2008 and the Runeberg Prize for literature last year for the book.
Oksanen will be at this year's PEN World Voices Festival and I'm hoping to have a chance to interview her for the Reading the World Podcast. (Speaking of which, anyone want to co-host a few PEN World Voices interviews with me?)
The twelve finalists for the Nordic Literature Prize were announced yesterday.
Among the nominees are Icelandic author Bragi Olafsson for The Ambassador (Open Letter is publishing his book The Pets next fall), and Norwegian author Carl Frode Tiller for Encircling. (Tiller also recently won the Brage prize for the best Norwegian novel of 2007.)
I don't know anything about the other finalists . . . It would be nice—especially for international publishers—if some magazine or website will provide sample translations or additional information on these books.
The winner will be announced on February 29, 2008.
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This hotel is awesome, but at times the price is too high. At times, we can get a great rate such as the Payage, but the regular room rates are too high. The quality of the beds is great and we love them, but the rates should be more compatible with other hotels in the area.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by rlwilliams Really nice hotel
My family and I stayed at this hotel when we went to Arlington to visit Six Flags and Hurricane Harbor. We really enjoyed the hotel. The rooms were really nice and clean. My girls really enjoyed the pool and the movies at night. We are already planning another trip to visit this hotel again.
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Rated 3 out of 5 by fred61 Would not recommend this hotel for leisure or family stay
Booked our room 2 months ahead of time and when we checked in we were given a handicap room. We were told we had to pay 12.95 extra for WIFI, which was very disappointing since we paid 149.00 for the room. When we went to get a coke from the left! Will probably not stay at this hotel again.
October 21, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by RTR205 Great Location
Checking in was a nightmare, but the hotel was very nice. I was not recognized as a SPG Gold member or received the benefits that come with that. Great location for the Ballpark of Arlington and Cowboy Stadium. Walking distance to both. Pool was unbelievable. Great fitness center as well.
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Rated 3 out of 5 by DABO This hotel had some issues.
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Rated 3 out of 5 by Teddy56 Needs Improvement
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Rated 5 out of 5 by MillerS I really loved the location!
This hotel is not only beautiful and comfortable, it is in a fantastic location! We came to see a Dallas Cowboy game and were able to walk over to the stadium. It is also in walking distance of Ranger Stadium and Six Flags. Great hotel and awesome location. We can't wait to go back!
December 26, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Alexis403 This hotel needs updating
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March 17, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 Dirty room, rude staff
I checked in to a room that was musty and VERY dirty (bathroom had toothpaste all over the counter, bed was literally dusty). The staff did nothing to help or accommodate me, and in fact, were incredibly rude. Will NOT be staying here again and would definitely NOT recommend it.
February 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Cchecat Nice hotel
I had a double queen room and the room was a little tight, but ok. The pool is huge but the whole pool is shallow, not good for older kids who were bored with it after a few minutes. Gym was very nice with new equipment. Onsite restaurant food was good but service was pretty slow.
August 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cnz2 Great Place
Spend 3 nigths in this hotel, the experience at this hotel was excelent, I-Love-It
Thanks... Sheraton
July 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by dmhol this hotel is a great place to stay
rooms are very clean. the staff is very friendly and helpful. the food in restaurant is very good.
July 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Alvin66 Business trip
After a long flight I was greeted by a very professional lady who got my room very fast.
The food at the restaurant was very good and the waitress new the menue very well, the room was clean and the pillows even better.
Also the elevators were fast, never had to wait too long.
November 19, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by laggs Airport Shuttle needs HELP
Lots of trouble getting from the Airport to the hotel, we will rent a car next time, wait WAY TO LONG! Our room request ignored, furthest from elevator, not nearest to elevator. Other accommodations took several requests to be completed. Restaurant only had expensive choices.
September 4, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Franktank Easy access to Stadium
we had a great stay at Sheraton Arlington. Marwan from the front desk went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable. Easy access to both stadiums... pool area clean and great for drinks. thanks for the great birthday weekend
June 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by 4Fans Great hotel
Enjoyed the stay at this nice Starwood property. Excellent location with many things to do in the surrounding area. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Overall, this was a pleasurable experience!
June 22, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Herff Poor p.r.
Not pleased. I made a four day reservation for the final four and was told of a three day minimum which was fine. I had to leave one day early an was told I had to pay for four days. I made this through Amex platinum and plan to challeng the fourth day charge.
April 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by texasyankee7 Hotel has great proximity at attractions
After the Ranger/Yankee game Tuesday night, the bar needed more help
July 31, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pat18 Terrific pool & short walk to Rangers stadium
The only place we want to stay for Rangers games. Short walk to the stadium. Terrific pool area with beverage service. Family focused pool party atmosphere, complete with a movie to watch while in the pool or relaxing in a lounge chair. We saw Happy Feet Saturday night.
August 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by 2014CoachesConf Comfort and Great Night's Sleep
Room was clean and comfortable; great a/c; quiet nights and quick check-in and check-out.
July 25, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 Getting shabby
I have been staying at the Arlington Sheraton and whatever it was called before Sheraton Hotels acquired it.
The first time I visited the hotel, about 10 years ago, I was impressed with the room: the furnishings were top-class. There was a modern glass business desk with a Herman Miller Aeron chair next to the window. The furniture and decor exuded class and sophistication.
On this and my last few trips I was very underwhelmed by the state of the room. On this trip, the furniture in the room was scratched, the lampshades were askew, the ceiling above the shower/tub was rusty and paint-chipped, the tub's drain was clogged, the "saloon doors" of the guest closet were almost falling off the wall-frame, the curtains were hard to draw and one curtain was missing a pull-wand.
Honestly, I've stayed in Motel 6's that had neater rooms. The only reason I will continue to stay at the Arlington Sheraton is because of it's proximity to the guitar show venue and because of it's very convenient shuttle service to and from DFW airport
October 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by dk34 Sheraton Arlington Hotel
Excellent facility. Pool area was great for relaxation. Food is a little overpriced. Not a lot of area choices for food. Staff was excellent, very polite. Shuttle service was excellent and free. Nice easy walk to Texas Rangers Stadium, the reason why I was there.
August 26, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by madmike This used to be a great hotel
This use to be a great place to stay, but this time maybe it was just my luck of the draw, my tv didn't work, 4-channels only, the floor between the beds was soaken wet. very very different than last year and the years before when i stayed there.
April 17, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Ghostbuster Dissapointed
Aged property. Needs an overhaul. Horrific maid service.
July 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by mljhnsn Expectations met!
I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at this beautiful hotel. The staff was superb! Everyone was kind and friendly. I ate breakfast and dinner in the City House Restaurant and they were attentive and friendly. I look forward to coming back and enjoying a longer stay.
August 7, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Deb12 Great Staff!!
We were very pleased with the staff at this hotel - they were very attentive and helpful when our cards didn't gain us access to the Club Room and our floor. Very friendly, very helpful and service oriented!! Would highly recommend this particular Sheraton!!!
July 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by JackR Arlington Sheraton
As always the Arlington Sheraton provided a home away from home experience with excellent service, great room accommodations, friendly staff and overall a very pleasant experience.
June 26, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by jake66 needs improvement
overall it is a good place to stay. need to improve on replenishing the room with necessities and complimentary items. The beds are not comfortable! Several things are broken through out the hotel keeping you from ordering what you want or using the area.
June 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by BrittM29 Great stay, can't wait to go back!
We had a large group of adults that attended the Ranger game on a Saturday. We got a great deal on the price because we had a large number of rooms. We all stayed on the same floor. It was a great experience and we will definitely stay again!
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The national average price for a gallon of on-highway diesel fell again in the week ended Sept. 15, according to the Department of Energy, who reported it as down another 1.3 cents to $3.801.
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National Truck Driver Appreciation Week — a week of celebration of U.S. truck operators spearheaded by the the American Trucking Associations — started Sept. 15 and runs through Sept. 20. Here's a roundup of announcements we've seen about events or promotions related to Driver Appreciation Week.
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Chevron announced last week a new category of engine oil for severe duty, start-and-stop applications. A nationwide rollout is planned for Sept. 15.
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"Here's to a deep and sincere appreciation for all the truckers out there doing it right, every day of the week, every month of the year. Your commitment and sacrifice keep people who don't even think about what you do comfortable and safe. There's a lot to be said for that, and it should be said every day."
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Dozens of law enforcement officials will be escorting more than 100 trucks along Highway 41 from Richfield, Wis., to Oshkosh, Wis., on Sept. 20 to raise money for the Special Olympics in Wisconsin and as a close to National Truck Driver Appreciation Week.
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Cheap and amazing. Do it already.
Posted by Anonymous on 01/26/2011
The food is really good, but if you order by phone prepare to encounter 15+ minutes of busy signals after which you are likely to spend 10 minutes on hold.
Posted by Meh on 01/26/2011
Trying to call at night is impossible. If you are lucky to get the phone ringing, they hang up sometimes which means you are stuck trying to call for the next half hour again. Still, cheap eats and not too bad.
Posted by Anonymous on 01/08/2011
I don't live in the slope and pass several Thai restaurants just to get to Song. I've had food there/take out, easily, 100 plus times and I've never had bad service, never had a problem getting through, and the one time the music was loud I asked about turning it down and they did it happily. The food is great! The service is very good. And the price is unbelievable for the amount of food you get. They even catered an event for us and we had leftovers for days! I've been there on really busy nights where it's been packed and you can barely get out of the place let alone get in, and sure the ladies working the front are a little stressed but never overboard. Go alone and sit at the bar and have a great time or bring you friends and stuff yourselves in the dinning room. You can't go wrong! Give a fair shot before turning your nose up to one of the few gems in the neighborhood.
Posted by John Stevens on 01/02/2011
The food is good and the atmosphere is cool, but very unfriendly. The seating hostess is the most unfriendly of all, which is not the person I think the owners would want to have giving customers their first impression of the place. The servers are also never over firiendly, there are a couple who are very pleasant, but one of two equally as not. If the owners would address this, I would go back. But with all the choices in Park Slope, I don't need to spend my money at a place I don't feel welcome. Also, when I was there each time the music was way too loud.
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Posted by Paul on 10/04/2010
Much too noisy to have an enjoyable meal. Food under spiced, but nicely priced. Sripraphai beats this trendy spot hands down.


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VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) -- Roberto Luongo went for another walk on the picturesque Vancouver seawall before Game 5 of the Stanley Cup finals, clearing his mind of criticism and failure while soaking in an anxious city's soothing beauty.
With a peaceful mind, Luongo achieved a small slice of perfection: a shutout in the biggest game of his NHL career.
And when Maxim Lapierre finally managed one goal against Tim Thomas, Luongo's brilliant Boston counterpart, Luongo carried Vancouver to the verge of its first championship Friday night, taking a 3-2 series lead with a 1-0 victory over the Boston Bruins.
BOSTON (AP) -- The tattered, kitschy Bruins jacket has been moving around the Boston locker room for the past few months, going to the most valuable player in every victory.
It belonged to Nathan Horton when he went down with a serious concussion two days earlier in the Stanley Cup finals. He showed up in the Bruins' locker room Wednesday night, delighting his teammates by putting the jacket on Rich Peverley.
That strange, old jacket bought on eBay has become the Bruins' most valuable trophy.
After two dominant games in Boston, the Bruins are halfway to winning a bigger, shinier prize.
Tim Thomas made 38 saves in his third shutout of the playoffs, Peverley scored two goals after replacing Horton on Boston's top line, and the Bruins emphatically evened the finals at two games apiece with a 4-0 victory over the foundering Vancouver Canucks in Game 4.
BOSTON (AP) -- The Boston Bruins gingerly tapped their sticks on the ice while medical personnel wheeled Nathan Horton out of the hushed arena through the Zamboni tunnel, his neck fixed in a brace after a late hit to the head from Vancouver's Aaron Rome.
Horton's teammates needed a few minutes to clear their minds after such a frightening injury. When they finally got their heads together, they created an offensive avalanche that got them right back in this series. Andrew Ference and David Krejci each had a goal and an assist during Boston's four-goal second period, Tim Thomas made 40 saves, and the Bruins beat the Canucks 8-1 in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup finals Monday night, trimming Vancouver's series lead to 2-1.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) -- In a mere 11 seconds, Alex Burrows used the strengths of the Boston Bruins ' two best defensive players against them.
In one electric moment, the Vancouver Canucks ' scrappy forward made sure he'll be remembered for something other than his infamous bite in the Stanley Cup finals.
Everybody knew Burrows was fast. Just not this fast.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) -- Raffi Torres ended an ugly Stanley Cup finals opener with a dramatic flash of beauty for the Vancouver Canucks.
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Scotty McCreery's concert in Wallingford, Conn. on Thursday (Dec. 4) helped an organization that's close to his heart move closer to a very important goal.
Garth Brooks has shattered his own previous record for first-day ticket sales in Buffalo.
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More than a decade before Tim McGraw starred with Sandra Bullock in the Oscar-winning film 'The Blind Side,' Trisha Yearwood appeared with the actress in a movie that has mostly been forgotten.
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Florida Georgia Line are one of the most popular acts in country music, which means that there's almost always chatter going on about the duo. But when it comes to negative comments and critics, Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard are taking a cue from Taylor Swift and shaking it off.
Garth Brooks has announced his first performances in Pittsburgh in more than 17 years. The superstar will bring his comeback world tour to the CONSOL Energy Center in February.
Luke Bryan was unable to accept his CMT Artist of the Year on Tuesday night, as he was with family after the death of his brother-in-law. He was certainly not forgotten, however. Keith Urban and Jason Aldean went out of their way to say a kind word, and Lady Antebellum performed in his honor.
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Retro TV Wedding Moment: Uncle Jesse Sings "Forever" to Rebecca
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The water level in the Mettur dam stood at 15.51 feet on Tuesday against its full level of 120 feet. PWD officials said that the water storage of 2.897 tmcft is the lowest in 24 years as rain in the catchment area has not contributed much to the increase in inflow. The inflow was 80 cusecs and the outflow 900.
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Will Abu Dhabi always be ready to help Dubai financially?
The results are in.
December 27, 2009 11:24 by Dana El Baltaji
It's a question investors around the world are asking themselves: Will Abu Dhabi come to Dubai's rescue every time a debt matures? We don't have the answer, otherwise we'd leak it to you in a heartbeat.
Local authorities, however, insist the UAE stands united, both in good and bad times. When Abu Dhabi extended a $10 billion bond to the Dubai Financial Support Fund in mid-December to help Dubai World pay its debts, Sheikh Abdullah Bin Zayed al-Nahayan, the UAE's foreign minister said that it "is proof that the UAE is united politically and economically."
"It is also proof that UAE remains committed toward local government to deal with effects of the global economic crisis," he added.
He then said: "The economic crisis in Dubai is over." It is?
Anyway, while the government is keen on presenting a united front, most self-respecting UAE residents know that although Abu Dhabi is likely to help Dubai, Abu Dhabi seems to be having a good time making its neighbor work hard for money.
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I really don't understand why people would even doubt that Abu Dhabi would bailout Dubai. It won't. However, it will levy tighter restrictions on its previously loose overly expansionist economic policy; and that's the long and short of it.
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I think one should not encourage these kinds of discussions, as knowing Dubai is a part of U A E and the Honorable President is always emphasis this Message in his speeches what valid reasons do we have to discuss all these?


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