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Clean room. Good foods. Staffs r so nice. I'll be back again.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Good Sedona Location"
Easy to find and pleasant & comfortable stay. The complimentary breakfast was average, although the scrambled eggs were a bit over cooked. Sausage patties included but no potatoes.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Very convenient to all of Sedona"
Hotel staff was very helpful with anything asked. Recommended a restaurant within walking distance and we had an amazing dinner there. Complimentary breakfast was a little iffy, but very plentiful. Would definitely stay there again though.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Front desk agent great. Very helpful. Made our stay worth it. Suggested dining and places to see the sunset. Pool and hot tub relaxing. Breakfast was ok for typical continental fare. Would stay again! ThanksGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"with in walking distance of a lot of resturants"
Had a good time just wished the city itself stayed open past 9Genuine Expedia guest review
Have a wonderful relaxing stay. Everything was nice although the rooms were kinda small and the aircon noisy. Overall, we enjoyed our stay!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"An OK playce to stay"
We stayed at this hotel with two small kids and it was OK for the most part. Customer service was good, the hotel is very quiet, at least the room we were in, and the pool was clean. However, everything else was rather mediocre. It looks like the bathroom was clean, but I did find someone else's hair on the bathroom floor. The sheets were clean but […] very old. The carpets were vacuumed but definitely old and require deep cleaning. The breakfast was offered and it was decent, but the eggs came from a carton box and did not taste real. Pool towels were readily available but they were so thin and small that they barely covered my 6-year old. The AC worked fine but it was so loud that perhaps this is the reason why I thought that the hotel's location was quiet. Next time I would stay at a different hotel but if you are trying to save money, this one is OK for 1-2 nights. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Need serious updating"
When pulling up to the building my first impression was that the property was very well maintained check in was very friendly. Thats where it stopped. Owners need to do some serious updating. Linens were not good duvet insert was very lumpy sheets & pillowcases were gray . No exhaust fan is bathroom and lighting was poor. Did not live up to other Hamptons […] we have stated at. Would not choose this Hampton again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
It was very overpriced and the first room we gat was dirty. The Hotel needs updating. I would not stay there againGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Quiet When I Was There"
The property is older, as you'll notice once you step into the bathroom and see the bathtub and shower fixture. Nevertheless, the hotel area in general, and my room specifically were clean. The rooms have flat screen televisions, and a very effective small fridge. The fridge takes overnight to cool items, but it does get them very cold and keeps them […] that way. The worst thing about the facility are the room air conditioners. As mentioned elsewhere, they're loud. But, the sound is a white noise whoosh, which is easier to ignore, since it's more like wind or rushing water. There were no rattles or other noises issuing from the unit in my room, so I was able to ignore it and sleep. To a certain extent, the air conditioner white noise masks out noises that may come off of the street. There's no view, so if scenic vistas from your room are a priority, you won't get those here. Not an issue for me, since I spent the whole time hiking. The staff were friendly. Silence is a top priority for me. At least when I stayed, there were no unruly, loud thugs causing stress. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
The room was big and very clean. The bed was great for my bad back; wish I could have taken it home! The breakfast had a huge selection of hot & cold foods. I definately will stay there again!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good place to stay"
Good location for any activities for the area, staff was very helpful. The breakfast was nice.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Convenient location in West Sedona"
Pool was nice, bathroom was not as clean as I like but this was taken care of right away but the staff. Shower handle was broken.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Service and Comfy rooms"
Friendly staff and nice pool/hot tub made our stay comfortable. Only real downside is the hotel was too far to walk to downtown Sedona.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Job"
Staff was very helpful, they went out of their way to help, and as a professional traveler, it was a very good experience.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Good location"
We stayed at Hampton Inn for two nights. The location was good and the room was clean but the lighting in the room was very dim and the hair dryer didn't work properly. Overall, I would probably stay with Hampton Inn again because we generally use the room just for sleeping in the evening. Others in my party complained about the noise in the hotel at […] night. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"I wanted to like the breakfast"
I booked because of the breakfast - it helped us get out the door quicker but we were tired of the food/coffee by the second day. Our first floor room was a bit dated but clean, nice beds with duvets. Walls are thin and we could hear our (loud) neighbors clearly - toilet flushed from 2nd floor sounded like a plane overhead. Hotel staff friendly and […] helped with sightseeing. My 4yr old daughter liked their small pool. Picazzo restaurant across the street is good. Hotel location was perfect. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Best customer Service-hands down!"
I travel around 200 days a year and stay at a variety of places. This hotel has some of the best customer service I have ever experienced. From the minute I walked in it was as if they knew who I was and took care of me. As far as location most of Sedona is an outdoor and active place so you will do some driving or walking so the location is not an […] issue. However it is not a bad location. There are plenty of places to eat within walking distance. They have an okay breakfast but that was not really an issue for me because I didn't really pick the hotel for food just location. I would say that this place is not in the touristy part of Sedona but all that is right down the road. Sedona is a very beautiful place and enjoyed my stay there. Grand Canyon is about 1.50 min ride but worth it! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
this was a well maintained property in a good location, A MAJOR disapointment during our stay was the very chilly pool and the out of order jacuzzi.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice place, but expected nicer for the money."
Overall this is a decent place to stay. The staff were very nice and helpful. The included breakfast was edible. The HotTub/Spa was covered up and not available for use and the fitness room consisted of 3 cardo devices..no weight/resistance training. I haven't stayed anywhere else in Sedona so I can't really compare with other locations. I would have […] felt better about the place if I would paid about 40% less. I suppose that's most other hotels are priced accordingly due to Sedona being so popular. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"nice place to stay in Sedona"
Good value -appreciated the price for being not far from the main section of town. Nice brakfast buffet too!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Good hotel for the money"
Clean hotel, excellent service from the staff. Breakfast was great. Room was a little small but adequate. Location was close to all attractions and restaurants.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Comfort, location, and price"
I stayed here with my son, daughter, son-in-law, and baby grandson while visiting family in Sedona. Rooms were large and well equipped. The location is walking distance to a natural grocery, coffee shop, and deli. The hotel breakfast was included and coffee is available all day in the lobby. Free wifi too! We were pleased with our experience and would […] stay there again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"great stay"
I've been to sedona several times in passing, but this was our first vacation there. The hotel was nice, good location and service. The breakfast was good. We would stay againGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Staff"
Julia, at the front desk, was great! Hotel was in great shape! Great location! Would definitely stay there again!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
We had a good experience.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice Hotel - Great Staff - good location in Sedona"
We stayed at this hotel for 2 nights, Dec 31, 2012 - January 2, 2013. Great location - nice room. All good, as we expected from a Hampton Inn - which we stay at often in various locations. It should be noted that on the 31st, New Years Eve, it got loud in the evening - while I could never see where the noise was coming from, it appeared there were some […] kids/early teens, running up and down the halls and/or very noisy in their rooms. I am not a big complainer, but it was noisy enough I was about to call the front desk to complain. Before I could do so, the noise did stop. Whether someone else complained, I do not know, and while it WAS New Years Eve, some of us did not plan to celebrate too loudly and I appreciate that the hotel staff appeared to take care of the disruption and the maintained a quiet evening for the rest of us. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Good for a night"
Good service and breakfast. Except cheese omlet has ham and we don't eat meat.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great location for restaurants and trails"
Room was clean but showing a few signs of wear and tear. Never been a fan of the lumpy Hampton Inn comforters!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel"
Staff was very supportive. There was a nice Japanese food restaurant near the hotel.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice Place"
Good value and location. Free breakfast was legitimate.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Everything was wonderful. The breakfasts extraordinary. The rates very reasonable.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Hampton Inn"
The Hotel was beautiful and the employees are wonderful. However I will never book a hotel or car rental through Expedia because if you need to change anything your just out. Any changes have to be done through Expedia and the hotel is not involved. We needed to change one day of our reversavion and we had to take a lose, had be booked directly through […] the hotel they would have refunded our money, but because it was made though Expedia they could not. I have learned a valuable lesson. Lori Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great Hotel for business travelers"
Great service, cleanliness, pool, spa, breakfast. Free wifi and low priced. Not the best views from our room.Genuine Expedia guest review
"close to all Sedona sights"
Staff was very helpful and friendly. Breakfast options were great. Will stay there again on our next Sedona visit.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great place for a few day stay to expore the area."
A clean, newer property on the new(er) South side of Sedona with convenient access directly on 89A. Front desk staff were helpful and friendly. The room was clean, conservatively furnished, and everything worked.Genuine Expedia guest review
"helpful staff"
Hamptons are always nice, this one was just a bit nicer, Sedona style. Quiet place, fine location, front desk staff was particularly helpful to me and others.Genuine Expedia guest review
"great location to all sights"
Staff was very friendly andd helpful. Room was very clean and comfortable.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
the people at the hotel were extremely friendly. I would stay there again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Derek was my Hero"
Enjoyed it immensely...Derek at the front desk was extremely helpful when I showed up with a bottle of wine that needed opening..although they didn't have a real wine opener..he improvised with a long screw and pliers...now that is going the extra mile!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Room condition"
The hotel was convenient, clean but while the room was clean the funishing were a bit old and run down, especially the couch. Needs some definate sorucing upGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"If you're under 6 feet 5 inches tall…."
Then you will have a super hard time brushing your teeth or shaving or doing anything that has something to do with using the basin in the bathroom. Or make sure you take a step ladder with you !!! Other than that, this is an awesome place to stay. Great convenient location. In room Air conditioners that work.(apparently no one has central air in Sedona). Comfortable […] beds. Quiet rooms. Flat screen TV with HDMI. Wireless network with reasonable signal. Good breakfast and Awesome coffee. We would stay here again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Very nice! Would definitely stay again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great staff"
This is a basic hotel but it was clean and quiet. The staff were very friendly and seemed really interested in meeting our needs. The breakfast was very good. Our room did not have a view but we didn't spend much time there with so much to do in Sedona. The pool was small but adequate.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"sloppy service"
We usually find Hampton Inns clean and comfortable; this one seemed clean overall - clean lobby, clean pool, but we had a number of problems with our room: when we arrived, the sheets did not appear to have been changed on one of the beds; the microwave had a big brown spill inside. The front-desk lady was very apologetic and nice, and everything was […] fixed within minutes. However, on the third day of our stay, having been gone for hours, we returned at night to find our room unlocked, the door ajar. Fortunately, nothing has disappeared from the room, but when we complained, the front-desk person was unreceptive, unable to explain what had happened, unwilling to report the person responsible for cleaning, implying that it was not a big deal since "our lives were not in danger." Besides that security issue, our beds were also sloppily made and towels appeared to be carelessly tossed onto the towel shelf, hand towels mixed in with bath towels and wash cloths. Sloppy service. Hopefully, that was an exception since the hotel is close to the downtown of Sedona, with beautiful mountains all around it. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Hampton Inn Sedona"
The town of Sedona is beautiful! The hotel was not too bad, especially considering the other choices and their prices. Hampton Inn had a great breakfast, not just a continental breakfast. The chocolate chip cookies in the lobby were a nice treat.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice Hotel to Stay"
Very SatisfiedGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Front office help was very good. Better than most hotels of same quality I've stayed at in Sedona. Breakfast was well done as well.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The Staff Went above and beyond from the time we checked in, Gave us directions on all the sites knowing we had a short time to see as much as possibleGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Will come backGenuine Hotels.com guest review
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Backyard Superheroes began in the beginning of 2012 to start the year off right. Captain Joshkovitz was have a nostalgia attack and reminiscing over the good days of the 90s. He remembered the times of running around with nowhere to go, not caring about money or a job, and just enjoying every moment. Suddenly it hit him: ska is the answer. A group of grown adults (and kids) running around in circles, jumping up and down like kids, and not caring about what people think. He knew his mission was clear: round up the strangest, goofiest people he could find that were masters of their instruments. Then dip them in toxic waste so they would get superpowers. Or something like that...
First to join the band is Matt, also known as Admiral Angar. With his massive beard and his talent for rhythm guitar, he was the perfect addition to starting a band that would not just sound good, but be fun to listen to. Also, the beard really is massively awesome.
Next up is Professor Greggles. He is a master of the walking bassline and can make any tune funky. He tends to scream out 'bass solo!' at inappropriate times, but everyone has their quirks. He also enjoys long walks in the rain and enjoying the life of a straight edge.
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Its magnitude, magnificent acoustics, and opulence earn the Teatro Colón (Colón Theater) a place among the world's top five opera theaters. An ever-changing stream of imported talent bolsters the well-regarded local lyric and ballet companies.
After an eventful 18-year building process involving the death of one architect and the murder of another, the sublime Italianate structure was finally inaugurated in 1908 with Verdi's Aïda. It has hosted the likes
of Maria Callas, Richard Strauss, Arturo Toscanini, Igor Stravinsky, Enrico Caruso, and Luciano Pavarotti, who said that the Colón has only one flaw: the acoustics are so good that every mistake can be heard. The theater was closed in 2008 for controversial renovations which ran way over schedule and budget, but reopened on May 24, 2010, to coincide with Argentina's bicentenary celebrations. Much of the work done was structural, but its stone facade and interior trimmings are now scrubbed and gleaming.
The theater's sumptuous building materials—three kinds of Italian marble, French stained glass, and Venetian mosaics—were imported from Europe to create large-scale lavishness. The seven-tier main theater is breathtaking in size, and has a grand central chandelier with 700 lights to illuminate the 3,000 mere mortals in its red-velvet seats.
Nothing can prepare you for the thrill of seeing an opera or ballet here. The seasons run from April through December, but many seats are reserved for season-ticket holders. Shorter options in the main theater include symphonic cycles by the stable orchestra as well as international orchestral visits. Chamber music concerts are held in the U-shaped Salón Dorado (Golden Room), so named for the 24-karat gold leaf that covers its stucco molding. Underneath the main building is the ultra-minimal Centro Experimental, a tiny theater showcasing avant-garde music, opera, and dramatic performances.
You can see the splendor up close and get in on all the behind-the-scenes action with the theater's extremely popular guided tours. The whirlwind visits take you up and down innumerable staircases to rehearsal rooms and to the costume, shoe, and scenery workshops, before letting you gaze at the stage from a sought-after box. (Arrive at least a half hour before the tour you want to take starts, as they fill up very quickly.)
Buy tickets from the box office on Pasaje Toscanini. If seats are sold out—or beyond your pocket—you can buy 10-peso standing-room tickets on the day of the performance. These are for the lofty upper-tier paraíso, from which you can both see and hear perfectly, although three-hour-long operas are hard on the feet.
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We just happened to pick the last day that the theatre was open, October 2006. It was packed with Santiagans and tourists wanting to see the old theater. What a wonderful tour of the theatre and the back areas. We were told that the final performance was sold out, but I went to the ticket booth anyway. The last show was only about 4 hours later and they had just opened some of the boxes...We ended up sitting in the box next to the Presidential
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Yes both responses from George and Ron are correct. Keep in mind some varities are easier to root than others. Do you have any idea of the name of this holly? Here is what I did two years ago. Build a small "bed" in the corner of the yard in a partially shaded location using concrete blocks or landscape timbers, 2' X 3' is plenty big for several cuttings, bury the blocks or timbers about 4-5" in the soil. Work in a bag of non salted builders sand, (be careful it is not beach sand as it contains salt) and a bag of a good quality potting soil. Sand will ensure drainage and some aeriation and the potting soil will provide some water retaining quality, nutrients etc. (good quality compost would work here also). Water it all in well and let set for a week or so to settle.
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... salads and David had a Greek salad. All lovely and fresh, followed by a couple of beers and wine. Shirley decided to try an iced coffee that turned out to be a tad strong to say the least. All fed, we headed back to our rooms for a siesta. Graham and I both agree we are in the same room we had in 2010 - a bit spooky... Siesta done and showered and all refreshed we headed to the Plaka to have a wander. The shops where just starting to close up ...
Reunited in Athens
... city still faces.
After a boiling hot night's sleep, Nathan and I started our touring off early, waking up at 8am, taking a freezing cold shower (I didn't have change for hot water!!!) and grabbing breakfast at a different bakery. Our first attraction of the day was by far the most famous: the Acropolis. Only about thirty minutes of walking from our hostel took us to the base of the Acropolis. The hill itself towers over Athens, and it is easy to see ...
Arrived in Athens!
... I had a middle seat. I was a little disappointed I didn't get to see the ocean, but it was dark for most the flight anyway. The plane was very nice and very big. I watched a couple movies on the tv, drew and wrote in my notebook, and never slept a single second. By the fifth hour in I was feeling pretty cramped from sitting the whole time. They fed us some awful beef stroganoff on the plane, but always came around with plenty to drink and snack on. Once we landed in Amsterdam we got ...
... no sign of deterioration. We walked around the white marble stands, walked and ran the obligatory lap around the track and even walked up the tunnel that used to house the athletes, and now houses a replica torch and banner from every modern Olympics ever held.
Finally, after our time in Athens we could say with some form of authority that we knew what makes the Greeks such a great bunch of people. Pride. It came down to that one simple word. The people of ...
Fainting Goats
... tutting Greek spinsters surrounded her. By the time we got to our destination Caitlin had recovered and had some color in her cheeks, however it had come at the expense of Dianne's well being. The shock and worry over Caitlin sapped her of all her energy and Caitlin and I barely got Dianne to a bench in the metro station before she too attempted to pass out. I really don't know how ...


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Cardiovascular disease is the top killer of both men and women in America. While living a healthy lifestyle can go a long way toward fighting off heart disease, sometimes genetics deal a hand that diet and exercise alone can't defeat.
By receiving appropriate screening procedures or necessary tests in the face of certain symptoms, doctors can learn vital clues about how best to treat or prevent future cardiac problems in your life, or to alleviate or lessen heart disease already present.
About the Different Types of Heart Tests Given by Doctors
Doctors have a variety of medical tests available to them to determine if patients have heart disease, to assess their risk of disease and to determine a cause for a heart attack. Some of these tests are simple to administer and are noninvasive, while others might require anesthesia, intravenous fluids and all day at the hospital.
Cardiovascular disease is the top killer of both men and women in America. While living a healthy lifestyle can go a long way toward fighting off heart disease, sometimes genetics deal a hand that diet and exercise alone can't defeat.
A standard and fairly simple test is the ECG or EKG, or electrocardiogram. This noninvasive test uses electrodes stuck to the surface of the skin on the chest, arms and legs. The electrodes transmit the electrical impulses of the heart to a machine that prints it all out.
Another simple, noninvasive test is the echocardiogram. This machine uses ultrasound waves to look at the heart; shows the doctor the heart in action, how it looks and is working; and reveals the blood flow to the heart as well.
In a stress test, doctors use the technology of the EKG while a patient is physically active, typically while running a treadmill or riding a stationary bike. This measures how the heart performs under harder conditions.
More invasive tests are cardiac catherization, which are needed if a doctor is planning an angioplasty. This is a more involved test and not appropriate for all patients. It gives a more detailed look at where and how blocked arteries are.
Heart MRIs are useful for giving a good deal of detail about the anatomy and functioning of the heart, without having to do an invasive procedure. Unless the patient is claustrophobic, there is no real discomfort involved.
Newer anatomic computed tomography, or CT, is safer, faster and cheaper than cardiac catherization, but it may not give the precise information needed about the level of arterial plaque present.
Finally, a simple chest X-ray can help provide some clues about a patient's condition. It gives a pretty good picture of the structures of the chest, and may indicate whether the problem might be stemming from the lungs, heart or ribs.
There are many reasons a physician might order heart tests for a patient. One reason is if a person is suspected of recently suffering a heart attack. There are a number of tests that confirm or rule out the diagnosis of heart attack.
Sometimes patients complain of symptoms that appear to be irregular heart rhythms. In this situation, a doctor will order tests to determine if the patient is indeed having irregular heartbeats and pinpoint a cause.
Other times, a patient might be having a cluster of problems that point to heart disease, and the doctor will want to get a good look at the physical appearance and function of the heart to determine if that is indeed the problem.
Another reason for various heart tests is a strong family history of heart disease, or strong risk factors in the patient.
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Each type of test has different amounts of prepping involved and therefore can vary greatly in how long they take to administer.
For instance, in the case of an EKG, it takes approximately 10 minutes to place all the electrodes on the skin, and only seconds to record the necessary information.
A chest X-ray is also fairly simple and takes no more than 10 or 15 minutes.
Expect to spend an hour or so in the physician's office for a stress test, but don't worry; you won't be exercising for more than 10 minutes or so of that hour.
A typical echocardiogram takes about 40 minutes altogether; however, if you are having a stress echo or other combination tests done with the echo, test times can vary.
For a cardiac catherization, the procedure itself takes only about a half-hour, but with all the preparation and safeguards, expect to spend a full day at the hospital since this is an invasive procedure.
A CT scan of the heart takes only several minutes, since it is fairly straightforward and simple to administer.
Certain invasive procedures carry some risks of serious problems, and the risks must not outweigh the potential benefit. Additionally, newer technologies and tests are being developed all the time, and it is in your best interest to learn more about these. Make certain you are getting the best test to give your doctor the most helpful information with as little risk involved as possible.
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I've just become interested in topiary and have been looking at instructions for making topiary deer on the net. Could I just place them in a flower bed, plant ivy in the ground at each leg, and train it to cover them without stuffing the frame with anything?
Also, instead of wire frames, could the Christmas grapevine deer be used instead? Thanks for any advice!
The main reason to stuff the frames is to give the ivy something to connect with - roots and sticky patches. If you were to leave the ivy to scramble you'd have to tie in each piece.
I'm wondering if something such as Lonicera nitida would be a better choice than ivy if you want to plant it directly. It will grow through a frame and spread out, may grow more quickly for you, back-buds pretty well - and has the plus of being small-leaved which may give you better definition for your proposed topiary as you prune and shape.


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Former model Suzy Longthorne owns the Hopwicke County House Hotel. She was doing quite well until 9/11 caused a major drop in travel. The once exclusive hotel turned to a different type of client to stay afloat. In addition, helping Suzy at times is her friend Jude who fills in when a waitress calls in sick and her pal is short handed.----- The last time Jude worked at the hotel, the Pillars of Sussex, an exclusive men¿s club with plenty of influence, held their meeting there. Nigel Petford, a junior lawyer, is thrilled to be a guest of the illustrious club as he expects membership to be forthcoming. In his celebration, he overindulges with alcohol and Jude has to take the cheerful man to his room. The next day, Jude checks to see if Nigel is okay only to find him dead with a curtain rope around his neck. The police assume suicide, but Jude knows how elated Nigel was and believes it was homicide. Jude obtains the help of her pal Carole as she investigates the club and others, but everyone lies.----- Gifted author Simon Brett shows why he is a grandmaster of the amateur sleuth sub-genre with this delightful who-done-it filled with twists, red herrings, and false clues. Jude and Carole are total opposites, but together make quite a team as their solid friendship serves as the bedrock in their dangerous escapade. THE HANGING IN THE HOTEL is full of viable suspects with the opportunity, many of whom are almost untouchable, but what makes the case is finding the motive.----- Harriet KlausnerWas this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.
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First let me preface my review with the statement that I am not too fond of mysteries set in England. Since this is set in England, it doesn¿t surprise me that I had some trouble reading it. If you like series set in England, you will probably like it more than I. The Hopwicke Country House Hotel has hit some hard times. Owner Suzy Longthorne has reduced her staff and has had to welcome groups she might not have in the past. The Pillars of Sussex, an elitist men¿s group, is one such group. They are holding one of their social gatherings at the hotel. Since it will revolve around much drinking, they have all booked rooms for the night. Jude has been hired by her friend Suzy to help with waitressing the event. She helps Nigel, a young man supposedly an initiate for Pillar membership, up to his room after having drunk too much. He talks about wanting to marry Wendy. The next morning Jude discoverrs him hanging from the beam of the four-poster bed in his room. It is determined it to be suicide. Jude does not agree. She enlists her friend Carole to help her investigate. She feels he was murdered. Jude and Carole are constantly stymied by people giving them information on their whereabouts the night he died, and especially as the stories change to hide the truth. Suzy is concerned about the reputation of the hotel and refuses to cooperate with Jude. At times I found it tough to keep up with all the characters in this book. I also found the differences of how we speak and write in America versus England difficult. I like the way Jude and Carole work together in this series. I recommend this book to those that like mysteries set in England.
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I recently read the EULA for a font where the designer "absolutoely" forbade it's use in a number of things we'd all tend to agree are bad. It seems like a well intentioned, but pointless inclusion, and well, a little beyond the scope of a type designer's job. could a designer seriously contemplate taking any kind of action against some one who used his or her fonts to express thoughts, he or she disagrees with?
Please tell us what foundry so we can avoid it.
Here's one...
"The fonts on this site are freeware and can be used as they are in any context without permission from Apostrophic Laboratories, except to produce material that is racist, criminal and/or illegal in nature." via... http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/Desyrel
Coming from Apostrophic Labs, a prohibition against producing illegal material is rather amusing. The Labs' founder, "Apostrophe," was once the world's most famous font pirate.
As I recall the original Labs site was shut down by the owners because some of its freeware fonts were put on one of those commercial 1000 fonts for $10 CDs, closing a somewhat odd chapter in the history of fonts.
I suppose it depends on how subjective the terms are and if they could hold up under a legal microscope. Theoretically the licensor can put whatever restrictions they want in the EULA and, if it's written well, can hold the licensee accountable once they've agreed to those terms. Whether or not that is a practical reality is another story.
I once had a conversation with the cartoonist Chris Ware and I asked if he had ever considered translating any of his wonderful lettering styles in to typefaces. He said he came very close to doing so once, but ultimately decided against it because he didn't want to see his work used for cigarette ads or other things that he didn't agree with. He certainly could have attempted to thwart such usage in the license, but I'm sure he realized, from a practical standpoint, it can be tricky to enforce restrictions beyond a certain point.
I've always been curious if there have ever been any licenses which attempted to restrict how the type was set to ensure it was used as intended – restrictions of size, spacing, capitalization, media, colorization, etc… like a legally instituted style guide.
@ russellm
In my opinion those restrictions are more useful than strictly forbidding embedding. Well, design is not the same as art, but in case of art the artist should have the right to forbid the misuse of his pieces of art, because it is not necessarily recognizable for the public anymore, if the piece of art is shown in a context, that is in contradiction to the intention of the piece of art.
I assume, that, when the idea of EULA for digital products was born, the primary intention was money, but I can say for material pieces of art, sculptures for example, that the artist also can declare a license restriction with regard to the context, in which the piece of art is exhibited. In other words the artist could say: When you "buy" this sculpture, you are allowed to permanently possess it (if I don't need it for an exhibition), but I remain the owner. In this case the fact, that sculptures (those ones, that are founded [in bronze for example]) are limited to a certain number of pieces, becomes a special meaning.
As more the typeface is a piece of art, as more such a license restriction can become useful. In case of a body text typeface it would be absurd, because the function "content transporter" dominates the meaning of the typeface (Otherwise it would be not a good body text typeface.).
Lol, in case of DTL I think they try to materialize their digital typefaces with the help of the price. The price makes the fonts to unicums.
Well, Paul I forget to foundry, and my purpose isn't to expose what I perceived to be a well intended gesture to critical comments here so I would name them in any event. I'm sure you would never use a font in any of the bad ways their EULA forbids any how. :o)
They can forbid the use of their fonts for any thing that promotes the use of white bread, and edible oil products for all I care, it just seems to me that if you want your EULA to be taken seriously, you are better off sticking to restrictions that at least sound like they would have a realistic chance of being taken seriously. Such a clause dilutes the purpose of the document, I think.
My EULA contains a clause requiring the purchase of a "special license" for use in any political or religious materials. I did this mostly so I can refuse to sell license to really flagrant arseholes.
As hard as it is to police normal EULA issues, I can't imagine this kind of thing having any teeth. I would just take it as someone making a philosophical statement in albeit a small voice. I would not criticize their attempt, though. I see it as a harmless voicing of their opinion. I would never boycott them either, unless they were supporting Nazis or something else I did not condone.
@ James Puckett
My EULA contains a clause requiring the purchase of a "special license" for use in any political or religious materials.
So it is only a question of money? 100 Dollars more for the catholic church. 10 Dollars more for scientology. And 5 Dollars more for the Charles Manson sect.
If not, I like your EULA.
So it is only a question of money?
Yes and no. Mostly I just want to keep my fonts away from hate groups and cults like Focus on the Family, LDS, the moonies, and the Knights of Columbus. I specifically wrote that clause because of the bigotry coming out of LDS in recent years. The way I see it, when even the normally warm-and-fuzzy Mormons start acting like shits it's time for sensible people to start building walls around them.
But even if I did not find a religious or political use offensive I would still charge them more than corporate licensees because both have absurd amounts of money to throw around and a willingness to spend wildly, even recklessly.
@Arno Enslin
"Well, design is not the same as art"
One could say that design is not an art, but design as a business is art unto itself.
@ xo
True. And if art becomes a market-oriented business, it is only art unto itself. Art is a dictatorship in a sort. Naturally an artist can accept an order, but if he has a soul, he cannot bend it. If he can bend it, he is not an artist, but a whore. Except he clearly says, that he is a designer.
>it's time for sensible people to start building walls around them.
I would be inclined to run this policy by your attorney. Only takes someone with time on their hands to take offence and claim discrimination. Like this chap...
Tell young Skywalker to shop at Safeway :-)
When Lord Vader was picking a typeface he skipped James fonts after reading the EULA... "the clause is strong in this one"
You are allowed to limit who uses your intellectual property.
My EULA has a similar clause as James Puckett describes. I may have given him the idea when I was discussing this in class this past semester.
>You are allowed to limit who uses your intellectual property.
Fair enough, but a better solution might be to offer discounts to the "other side" - they need font help!
Basic: if effect,, if not; not basic. Yes, stupid.
The idea of 'moral' clauses in EULAs is an interesting one, although it seems to me that what we're really talking about is exclusionary clauses targeting people or groups of people with particular ideas or involved in particular activities, and such clauses may or may not be defined in terms of morality. I might decide that my fonts are not to be used to promote scrapbooking, but not because I consider scrapbooking immoral. People find it easy to dress their prejudices up as morality, but I figure its easiest to simply avoid the moral debate in intellectual property licensing and simply be as bloody-minded as one is willing to be seen to be (and is willing to enforce). Alternatively, just put the stuff out there and if it ends up being used in a way of which you disapprove, use that occasion as an opportunity to speak out.
My moral code is summarised by the statement 'Don't be an arsehole' -- or as Christ more politely put it, 'Do unto others as you would have them do unto you' --, but I'm not sure how to frame that in terms of a EULA.
James: Mostly I just want to keep my fonts away from hate groups and cults like Focus on the Family, LDS, the moonies, and the Knights of Columbus. I specifically wrote that clause because of the bigotry coming out of LDS in recent years. The way I see it, when even the normally warm-and-fuzzy Mormons start acting like shits it's time for sensible people to start building walls around them.
This is sad, and also ironic, because if you talk to e.g. many Christians about how they view secular culture, you'll get a similar response: they are frightened and feel that walls need to be built to protect the values that they see under threat. The result is an acutely bitter divide based on mutual fear and distrust, which finds expression in both political and cultural terms. I am reminded of the frequent exhortation of John Paul II, 'Be not afraid!' -- not because there is nothing to be frightened of but because he knew, having lived through the Nazi occupation and communist repression in Poland, that people often do terrible things when they feel threatened.
One of the things that I love most about type and typography -- at least text typography -- is its intrinsic connection with dialogue, with the exchange of ideas. One of the reasons I am less interested in display typography is that it seems more like shouting than conversation. The trouble with building walls, defensive though they may be, is that you end up with either the silence of separate solitudes or people shouting at each other over the ramparts. The opportunities for conversation are greatly diminished and, hence, so are the opportunities for typography to do what it does, i.e. articulate that conversation in written form.
There are certainly things I hope not to see my typefaces used to promote -- things ranging from tacky and tasteless to moral evil --, but I don't seek to prevent such use.
Well put, John.
I agree with you.
> My EULA contains a clause requiring the purchase of a "special license"
> for use in any political or religious materials...
and what about the tobacco industry? gun/firearms industry?
Perfect John. If you want tolerance, be it.
John, to come back to your example of John Paul II, well, he had faith in the good of humanity. Lately I rarely do—especially at the intersection of politics and religion.
and what about the tobacco industry? gun/firearms industry?
I can't say that I find either one horrible enough to want nothing to do with. When evil is that crass it really doesn't bother me. But when religion and government start dragging each other down I just don't want to be involved.
If you want tolerance, be it.
It's a cute sentiment, but it doesn't work when the moral compass of the other side is guides them to treat other people as subhuman. Ghandi succeeded at turning the other cheek because the British came to find the idea of pummeling defenseless Indians repugnant. When the Buddhists in Burma tried it they got their brains dashed out. Tolerance has limits.
"So it is only a question of money?"
Yes and no. Mostly I just want to keep my fonts away from hate groups and cults . . .
But even if I did not find a religious or political use offensive I would still charge them more than corporate licensees because both have absurd amounts of money to throw around and a willingness to spend wildly, even recklessly.
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Seems to me your trying to have it both ways. That usually doesn't work in a moral context.
From our EULA:
Use of Terminal Design Font Software in the following circumstances and/or applications is NOT permitted without first obtaining express written permission and, if applicable, the appropriate licensing upgrade. In order to obtain a license upgrade, you must contact Terminal Design at (email address redacted) for more information. If you are unsure whether your use of the Font Software is specifically permitted under this Agreement, contact Terminal Design:
a) ALPHABET OR LETTERFORM- RELATED PRODUCTS FOR RESALE;
b) BROADCAST or FILM;
c) ELECTRONIC DEVICE OR GAME EMBEDDING;
d) SOFTWARE EMBEDDING; and
e) RELIGIOUS OR POLITICAL CAMPAIGN USES.
I don't see it as a question of morality just one of commerce. I'm just trying to protect my IP, get paid, and have some control as to where it appears.
It's all commercial art. Commercial art, for the most part, is to used to sell. If I make something that is used successfully to sell something, I'd consider that a success. Whether it was used to sell cigarettes or puppies seems irrelevant. IMHO, of course.
I understand all about commercial art. I used to do the lettering for the Joe Camel ads. Like I said before, I just want to have some, just some control over how my work gets used.
Early in my career I worked at a NYC type shop that had close ties to a fringe political movement. Almost everyone in the shop was a committed member of the cause, except me. Part of my job was to design their political publications. Some of those designs are still being used all these years later. That experience gave me a little taste of fringe movements and their particular brand of insanity.
Like I said, I only want to have some control over how my work gets used.
Seems to me your trying to have it both ways. That usually doesn't work in a moral context.
Having it both ways allows me to leave the door open to the vast majority of religious and political uses that are entirely benign. As I noted above, what really made me go this route was seeing Mormons, who have a deep cultural memory of the dangers of both being victims and perpetrators of discrimination, promoting discriminatory laws. But that is an extreme and not the general behavior of people with religious and political inclinations. So rather than just slam a door in their face, I closed the door gently and left a nice big knocker on it for anyone interested in pleasant discourse.
Like James Montalbano, I only want to have some control over how my work gets used.
I know that for software, moral clauses in EULAs are sometimes unenforceable. Thus, a clause like "This spreadsheet may not be used in the design of nuclear weapons systems" is something one isn't going to be able to enforce against the Chinese government.
A typeface is a somewhat different matter, since when you use a typeface in printed matter, you are, in a way, identifying the designer of the typeface with that matter. Or at least it can seem like that. But I can also see how liberal use of such clauses may be an impetus for the United States, at least, to continue hesitating on protecting typeface designs.
I wonder if a morals clause could be used by popular typographers to put certain political groups at a disadvantage in terms of font choice. Now that'd make for one hell of a social experiment.
Interesting. However, extreme right-wing groups that preach racial hatred probably should stick to Caslon Old Style. Faces like Univers and Optima are clearly for liberals... and even Times Roman doubtless has Fabian Socialism in its pedigree somewhere.
Still, keeping their grubby paws off of Centaur and Cloister Old Style and the like might be worth trying.
I don't like to imagine a future in which in order to advocate certain practices and ideologies we can only use fonts designed by individuals who don't find them morally abhorrent. I think in such a world people will eventually get sick or reading EULAs and just play it safe by using Gill Sans and Perpetua for everything. : )
I don't see a problem with trying to protect your work against being used by undesirable groups, organizations, etc.
Consider the swastika, originally not a symbol of evil but now synonymous with the Nazis in most parts of the world to the point that it's illegal to be publicly displayed in Germany. Imagine if your font is used by some extreme group and ends up becoming synonymous with them to the point that no one else would want to use it? A font obviously isn't as distinct as a "logo" like the swastika, and it's probably highly unlikely that extremist groups could become so prominent that it'd render a font they use undesirable to others, but I can't blame those wanting to protect their work.
On the flip side imagine the PR possibilities. Picture the headlines… "Swastika's designer cries foul on Nazi logo use - 3rd Reich out of touch" - or more realistically "McCain's font choice, a bad one claims font's designer Zapf"
I certainly can't knock someone from not wanting their creation used by groups they disagree with.
From a general consumer perspective, however, I find detailed EULAs to be annoying. Having to know which fonts I can use in each particular case can become daunting if each and every font creator has their own personal agenda they want to put in the EULA. I can use this font for Methodists, but not for Mormons. This one for republicans but not democrats. This one for red heads but not brunettes.
That can get messy.
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> just play it safe by using Gill Sans and Perpetua for everything.
And here I thought they'd play it safe by using Franklin Gothic and Century Expanded for everything.
I don't know about Gill Sans, if we're talking morality clauses :o)
quadibloc: However, extreme right-wing groups that preach racial hatred probably should stick to Caslon Old Style. Faces like Univers and Optima are clearly for liberals... and even Times Roman doubtless has Fabian Socialism in its pedigree somewhere.
Many, many years ago, back when the comp.fonts newsgroup was a reasonable place to have a discussion about typography, I received a phone call from a man with a southern US accent who has stumbled across something I had written there and was seeking advice on typography for a book he was self-publishing. He was using Times New Roman and, since he knew very little about typography, wanted to check that this was an appropriate choice. What kind of book is it? I inquired, thinking that I might be able to suggest something more distinctive and attractive than Times. 'It's about politics,' he explained, 'My name is David Duke.'
Times New Roman, I assured him, would do just fine.
'My name is David Duke.'
I would have denied the existence of Times New Roman. Perhaps suggesting Wingdings as a viable alternative
Is it even legal in the US to refuse to sell goods to a particular group of people on the basis of political beliefs or religion?
Font software is not a good or service that is sold, but Intellectual property that is licensed. And the IP holder can manage and restrict it anyway they like. How many songs have been removed from some political party's campaign because the proper rights were not obtained?
Is it even legal in the US to refuse to sell goods to a particular group of people on the basis of political beliefs or religion?
I do not sell goods. I license type for use as I see fit, and when I do I am—in a very limited way—taking part in the creation of whatever is created using my fonts. Thus, as a printer has the right to refuse to print religious materials that he finds offensive, say, The Satanic Bible, I believe that I have a right to refuse to license my type for a printing of The Satanic Bible.
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>> 'Some foundries stipulate that a special licence is required when fonts are used in goods for sale'.
I am thinking about including a something like that in my EULA. Can you point out some examples?


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