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I like to ink things by hand, but don't care much for the lack of line differences you get with fine liner pens and with brushes I have a hard time getting thin lines, as I have a heavy hand when drawing. And so, I decided to go back to using nibs. Whee. When I did use them years ago I used the Hunt 102 for the most part and then the Hunt 107 for the finer lines and small details. The problem with the crow quill nibs, though, is they are a pain to get any flow of ink from them. The two 102 nibs I have gave me problems, but then when I pulled them out yesterday to use they worked fine. I don't get it. But because of the hard time they gave me I wanted a nib that was a 102 equivalent and did some research on various cartooning sites and artists journals. And since I have a heavy hand I was looking for a finer lined and stiffer nib. People mentioned several types they used and loved, so I wrote them down. I then went to www.paperinkarts.com/ and found everything on my list, ordering a total of 12 different nibs. Yesterday I got them and had fun inking with them all. If anyone cares, I will list what I got and what I thought of them.
Hunt 101 - This nib gave me a good variation of line widths, flexible enough to get nice thicker lines, but not so flexible that I had to really try to get thin lines. It had good ink flow and I had no problem getting it to write. The ink also seemed to last a nice while before I had to dip it again.
Hunt 108 - A crow quill nib, I had trouble getting it to write. Only after I burned the outer coating of whatever they put on it did it work, which is sometimes the case with nibs that refuse to work right off. I found this nib to be too flexible for me, having to remind myself not to press down as hard as I normally would to get the nice thin lines. It was also very scratchy on the paper I use for comics, which is just multiuse copy paper.
Brause 66ef - This is a nice nib that is not too stiff and able to give you nice finer line variations. I had no problem to get it to start, but found with the paper it was much too scratchy and would catch. If not for that I would have used this a lot, as it's a nice nib.
Brause Steno 361 - A nice stiff nib that gives you thin to medium lines. This is a large nib which seems like it wouldn't give you such a fine line, but it does. Pressed harder it will give you thick lines, but I felt I was kind of pushing the tines a bit. The ink flowed very nice and there was very little scratching on the copy paper.
Brause 511 - A stiff nib with some flex. This gave me a nice variety of medium to thin lines. I had a hard time getting this one to start, but it eventually did without me having to do anything to it. This had a little bit of scratchyness on the copy paper.
Brause 513 - A stiff nib for fine lines. I had a hard time getting it to start, so had to burn off the coating before it would work. It scratched a lot on the copy paper, but otherwise gave nice consistent fine lines.
Gillott 1950 - This nib is pretty small, so I was expecting a fine line nib, but in my hand it was very flexible and gave me thick lines. I had a hard time getting it to start, but once it did it ran smooth over the paper and gave me medium to thick lines.
Gillott 303 - This was a very nice nib that gave me a good variety of lines, from thick to really thin. It had nice ink flow and isn't too stiff, nor too flexible. I had no problems getting it to start. I really liked it, but found it too scratchy on the copy paper.
Gillott 404 - A nice stiff nib that gave me thick, medium and thin lines. I was easily able to get consistant horizontal and vertical lines with it. It was smooth on the copy paper and a very nice nib to use.
Leonardt Principal - The most expensive nib I got and a very nice nib if you need thick lines. It's very flexible and I found it hard for me to get thin lines. It ran very smooth on the copy paper. I also had no problems getting it to start.
Leonardt Manuscript G - The cheapest nib I got. This was also very flexible and gave me nice thick lines, while making me work to get a thin line or even a medium one. It worked right off, but was a little scratchy on the copy paper.
Nikko G - I read that this was the stiffest G nib out of the three comic/manga G nibs that the site carries, so I got it over the Tachikawa and Zebra nibs. It's a nice stiff nib that worked right off, giving me consistant thin lines. I had to really press down for thicker lines, which is nice for me. It could be a good nib for fine details.
I ended up keeping five nibs out for me to use. Those were the Hunt 101, Brause Steno 361, Brause 511, Gillott 404, and Nikko G nibs. The ones I liked the most for the paper I was using are the Hunt 101 and the Gillott 404, which was the smoothest nib out of the bunch and one I can see being the main nib that I use for inking.
The ink I use is Speedball Super Black, which works great with the copy paper and doesn't bleed through or feather while using the nibs. I also find that it doesn't fade when erasing over it.


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I'm on the balcony of our Gulf-front suite when I hear it. Below me, a languid canal takes a swan past my vantage point, rounding a corner of the TradeWinds Island Resort and disappearing. Beyond that, the sun sets over the Gulf of Mexico and St. Pete Beach softens in the light. I take another sip of the TradeWinds' signature cocktail – a frothy, delicious, pink-and-white confection – and motion to my husband. We stand in the breeze, listening. It's the opening bars of Neil Young's "Harvest Moon," a song we played at our wedding.
The music reaches us from Salty's Tiki Bar at Island Grand, one of two resorts here and where we're lodged. We smile at this nod to our beachfront nuptials and watch the sun go down.
We're not here on a romantic rendezvous. We never intended to spend sunset in the soft-focus light, sharing a quiet toast and breathing in the salty Gulf air. In fact, we've come to the TradeWinds for a close-to-home family getaway – a good old-fashioned rollicking trip to the beach. Which is easily had: a quick tour of the grounds reveals a colorful mini golf course, an area for pets and that lazy waterway, with at least three or four pairs of kids traveling it by paddleboat. There are five heated pools, Har-Tru clay tennis courts and two decked-out fitness centers.
Paradise Found
The moment we enter Island Grand's spacious lobby it's as if we've gained entry to a self-contained paradise, the kind of island your kids would dream up, filled with pirate outposts and beachside trampolines. Only later is it clear to us that the TradeWinds is as romantic as it is rollicking.
The sunny atrium boasting potted palms and a circular bar is scented – I swear – with lime and coconut. Our room is bright and airy, and throughout the resort, the sound of island music plays softly in the background.
But it's the beachfront that really brings visions of frolicking with the family to life. There, kids take turns going down the enormous three-story inflated slide pinned to the sand while moms and dads relax in beach cabanas facing the Gulf.
A family zooms by on WaveRunners, a father and son toss a football and the hoots of volleyball players rise over the sound of the waves. Toddlers stomp around gleefully in the wet sand, and a ragtag group of kids runs by. This, I later learn, is an example of the exclusive, no-parents-allowed KONK Club in action (it stands for Kids Only, No Kidding!). This fully supervised program for kids ages 4-11 offers all manner of activities designed to give mom and dad the night – or the morning – off. And therein lies the opportunity for romance
Parents' Night Out
It's the KONK Club that allows us a leisurely dinner at the resort's upscale Palm Court Italian Grill where we find ourselves ensconced in a tidy courtyard and tucking into lamb. All around us are other parents, familiar for their relieved smiles and easy banter. After dinner we head over to Sharktooth Tavern for some live music. We've seen Sharktooth Tavern in its other incarnation during the day – home to Captain RedBeard and gateway to Pirate Island, where kids are face-painted into buccaneers.
Tonight we even have time to collapse onto one of the many hammocks strung up in an out-of-the-way spot on the resort grounds. I fantasize about the next day's scheduled breakfast in bed.
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In the morning, after a hot stone massage at Body Works Salon & Spa, my husband and I head over to the resort's other accommodation, the recently renovated Sandpiper Suites. While we're soaking up the sun (and the quiet) at the Sandpiper's adults-only Oasis Pool, the TradeWinds Adventure Center team – a recreation service that tailors activities to each family's needs – has the kids involved in a sandcastle building contest. When it's time to move from the Oasis pool to its companion whirlpool, we relish the opportunity to sit close together in the soothing water.
The TradeWinds Adventure Center team tells us there's glow-in-the-dark volleyball on the roster that evening, and we happily attend after feasting on fresh seafood at Bermudas restaurant. We take our time on the way from Bermudas to volleyball, walking the decks and bridges on the grounds at Island Grand, following a trail of small, wet footprints.
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Saturday, April 18, 2015 – 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Morris Museum
SAS (Steps for Artist Survival) is a workshop for artists of all disciplines featuring a panel of those currently working in theatre, poetry, visual arts, music and dance. Registration and breakfast begin at 8:30 and the program will start promptly at 9:30 and will run until 12:00. There will be opportunities to hear the unique stories of artists who make their living doing something they love. More information on panel guests to follow!
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Mac DeMarco recently let slip that his next album would be called Salad Days and that it would be out in April. (He also teased the LP with a joke song about craving "a little bit of pussy," but that's beside the point.) Now, the oddball, often nude crooner has officially announced the details of his new record.The follow-up to 2012's 2 will arrive on April 1 via Captured Tracks and it'll come with a total of 11 songs, including the "Salad Days" title track, "Treat Her Better," and "Let Her Go," three tunes DeMarco played during a New Year's Eve radio session for Canada's CKUA. The April Fool's Day LP will also feature "Passing Out Pieces," the album's wobbly first single. "Can't claim to care / Never been reluctant to share," the 23-year-old DeMarco sings, sounding a bit weary for his age.
Future Islands Tip Hat to Cowboys With 'Seasons (Waiting On You)' Video
Future Islands' lovelorn synth-pop has its origins in Baltimore, but the East Coast trio set their sights on America's heartland in the new video for "Seasons (Waiting On You)," the opening track from upcoming album Singles. The just-unveiled video once again pairs Future Islands with director Jay Buim, who previously helmed the band's "Tin Man," "Balance," and "Grease" clips. This time, Buim examines the idea of the modern cowboy, an archetype that takes part in rodeos, group prayer, and bar room games of pool, while still holding onto a certain kind of quiet, dignified romance that city slickers have let slip away."For us, sometimes, it's quite spellbinding how Jay can translate our sound into an image," Future Islands frontman Samuel T. Harring says in an official statement.
The Death Set Fashion Pizza Bikinis for NSFW 'Lite the Fuse' Video
The Death Set have returned with the just-unleashed King Babies EP, a four-track set that also has the honor of being the 500th release from Steve Aoki's Dim Mak Records. To promote the new short-player, the Australia-bred, Brooklyn-based trio — now composed of Johnny Siera, Dan Walker, and Will Broussard — have also dropped an official video for "Lite the Fuse," the EP's opening electro-punk assault. Directed by Sofia Szamosi, the clip depicts a sort of, ahem, "adult" pizza party, where slices serve as bikini bottoms and pepperoni bits act as nipple pasties. Watch above, and head over to iTunes to buy the King Babies EP.
Watch Vampire Weekend's Stately 'Kimmel' Double-Header
Vampire Weekend defended their title of 2013's Band of the Year on January 20, performing a twofer on Jimmy Kimmel Live! The quick-witted foursome opened with "Hannah Hunt," the smoldering centerpiece from their masterful third LP, Modern Vampires of the City (one of SPIN's 50 Best Albums of 2013 and a personal favorite of this writer). VW capped off their one-night stand on the Sony Outdoor Stage with a rendition of "Unbelievers," a jaunty Modern tune the band played on Kimmel for Halloween 2012. Get more acquainted with "Hannah Hunt" above and spend time with "Unbelievers" below.
Stream Doug Tuttle's Psych-Warped, Self-Titled Debut Album
A few months back, Doug Tuttle showed off his guitar prowess with "Turn This Love," a six-minute stunner from his upcoming, self-titled debut album. Due January 28 via Trouble in Mind Records, the 11-track LP is Tuttle's first solo effort — this time last year, he was a top-ranking member of the now-defunct psych-rock outfit MMOSS. But now, Tuttle is free to do his daytripping on his own. The six-string Cat's Cradle found on "Turn This Love" was only the beginning: Expand your consciousness by streaming the hazy, inspired collection below.
Stream Sleepy Sun's Mammoth Psych-Rock Album 'Maui Tears'
Last year, SPIN debuted Sleepy Sun's "11:32," a festering psych-garage single from the San Francisco outfit's upcoming fourth album, Maui Tears. Now we're streaming the entire nine-track LP before it officially drops on January 28 via Dine Alone Records. For a mind-melting trip that explores languid space-rock ("Outside"), stoner-waltz delirium ("Everywhere Waltz"), and more, listen below. To pre-order Maui Tears, head over to iTunes.
See Saint Motel Crash '70s Italian Disco in 'My Type' Video
Saint Motel are planning to release their sophomore album, the follow-up to 2012's Voyeur, sometime early this year. To kick-off their comeback, the Los Angeles foursome have cut together a music video for recent single "My Type," a four-on-the-floor strut set to appear on the upcoming LP. Directed by Sam Winkler, the video plays off the track's clubby pedigree by dropping lead singer A.J. Jackson into a clip filmed at an Italian discoteca. Watch the vintage visual above, and head over to Saint Motel's website to order a 7-inch featuring "My Type," along the similarly fresh tune "Ace in the Hole."
Hear Les Claypool's Duo de Twang Cover Alice in Chains' 'Man in the Box'
Les Claypool follows in the American roots music tradition with Four Foot Shack, the upcoming debut album from his newest project, Duo de Twang. Due February 4 via ATO Records, the 15-track LP features backwoods covers of songs by the Bee Gees, Alice in Chains, and Claypool's main band, Primus, all done with a simple guitar-and-bass arrangement (and filled out with the occasional banjo and mini-tambourine).Claypool and his Duo de Twang partner, longtime friend Bryan Kehoe, recently shared one track from the full-length — a hillbilly rendition of Primus' "Jerry Was a Race Car Driver," heard on Rolling Stone — and now they've let another Shack cut loose.
Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood and the National's Bryce Dessner Partner for Classical Album
Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood and the National's Bryce Dessner are collaborating on a classical-music release. On March 3, Deutsche Grammophon/Universal Classics will release a split-album collection of the two guitarists' finest compositions.The upcoming record will consist of nine tracks chosen for their "quintessentially American themes such as the vast expanses of the country's landscape, or a sense of nostalgic longing," according to a press release: Three orchestral works by Dessner and a six-song suite from Greenwood's score to Paul Thomas Anderson's 2007 film There Will Be Blood.From Dessner's end, listeners will hear 2011's "St. Carolyn by the Sea," featuring Bryce and his brother/National bandmate Aaron Dessner on guitar.
Demos From Dave Grohl's Pre-Nirvana Days Discovered
Long before Dave Grohl founded the Foo Fighters, drummed in Nirvana, and appeared on the cover of SPIN five times, he played in a band called Dain Bramage. Founded in 1985, the three-piece — which was rounded out by Reuben Radding and Dave Smith — came to an end after about two years, when Grohl quit to join Virginia hardcore outfit Scream.During their short run, Dain Bramage only released a single album, 1987's I Scream Not Coming Down. But now, Antiquiet has dug up a batch of Dain Bramage recordings that date back to Grohl's teenaged years. Simply dubbed the "Laundry Room Demos: 1986," the unearthed set spans eight murky tunes and includes a snotty cover of Grand Funk Railroad's "We're An American Band." For a look back at Dave Grohl's salad days, stream the "Laundry Room Demos" at Antiquiet; for a look at Dain Bramage circa 2013, check out this photo from September.


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A public reception will occur Sunday September 15 from 2:00 – 5:00 in the OCC for Ron Felt, local Twin Cities wood carver. He will be showing 25 hand carved pieces in the Olson Campus Center narthex. "In Your Light We See Light" will be shown September 10 – November 10.
"I perceive art and music to be the highest of human endeavors. For me Bach's B Minor Mass and Michelangelo's Pieta' exemplify beauty of such magnitude that they're unaccountable from a secular world view. Art and music take me out of myself, out of my ego boundaries, and thrust me into mystery, timelessness, infinity, terror, ecstasy---into God…. I call myself an "Ecclesiastical Sculptor", with an emphasis on religious themes, especially as portrayed in scripture. This does not place secular subjects apart from honoring God; I believe that most art serves this purpose but I prefer the direct route." Ron Felt
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Hyundai Heavy Industries, Korea (HHI) is to build the five 18,000 TEU ships. In addition, there will be an option for one more. The contracts between UASC and HHI also include 5 + 6 ships of 14,000 TEU, also to DNV class.
"I'm pleased and proud that DNV has been selected as the preferred class for these huge and advanced ships," says Henrik O. Madsen, DNV Group CEO. "We have actively supported the owner and yard up to the contract signing. Through our expertise and technology, we have been able to aid in the development of these new ships, which represent a major leap forward in terms of size and operational excellence."
The ships will be designed according to the latest cutting-edge technology. In line with UASC's vision of being an environmentally focused ship owner, the vessels will also be designed 'LNG ready'. Accordingly, they will be prepared for easy retrofitting for using LNG fuel in the future, when the related infrastructure is in place.
The vessels will be optimised for an Asia – Middle East – North Europe trade. Their optimal speed window will be 16 – 18 knots. In addition to hull optimisation and advanced propulsion arrangements, cargo securement has been improved through new lashing bridges.
"DNV's long-term focus on research, innovation and new concepts for improved ships, its high standards and extremely competent people has convinced UASC. I'm sure DNV is the right partner when UASC is to take this major leap for the container shipping industry," says Jørn Hinge, UASC CEO. "These are complex ships. Complexity requires competence and DNV has been preferred due to its long-lasting focus on and development of expertise."
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Date — 9 October, 2013
Abu Dhabi, 9 October 2013 – IWC Schaffhausen's newest boutique at The Galleria witnessed an opening with a charitable twist. IWC's Friend of the Brand and legendary footballer Zinédine Zidane spent a day with the children from Special Care Centre treating them to an exciting football match. At the grand opening, IWC announced that it will be donating 10 percent of all its sales from the brand's new boutique between 9 and 19 October 2013 to Special Care Centre.
Constantly strengthening its commitment to charity by supporting initiatives around the world, IWC Schaffhausen invited Friend of the Brand Zinédine Zidane to participate in its recent altruistic endeavour with Special Care Centre in Abu Dhabi. The volunteer charity has been providing education to intellectually and physically challenged children in the capital since 1989 and hosts children from 14 nations. Zinédine Zidane spent a day with the children from the Centre treating them to a special football training session and an exciting football match that was watched by His Highness Sheikh Sultan Bin Tahnoon Al Nahyan, Chairman of Abu Dhabi Tourism & Culture Authority (TCA Abu Dhabi).
Speaking about the occasion, Sheikh Sultan says, "That was a really exciting match to watch, especially with Zidane playing. It was a pleasure to see the smiles on all the children's faces and, like IWC, we always try to do our part for society in any way that we can." Zinédine Zidane adds, "I had a lovely time with the children, and I must say there are some budding footballers here. On a more serious note, I am impressed with the Special Care Centre's work and IWC's participation in this noble cause and encourage all of us to take a leaf out of their book and help those less fortunate than us."
Mr Chaouki Gebran, Zinedine Zidane, Mrs Kmar Cherif, and Karoline Huber
IWC Friend of the Brand Zinedine Zidane playing football with children from the Special Care Centre in Abu Dhabi.
Zinedine Zidane, Karoline Huber and Chairman of TCA Abu Dhabi Sheikh Sultan Bin Tahnoon Al Nahyan
Faisal Al Sheikh, Zinedine Zidane, Sheikh Sultan Bin Tahnoon Al Nahyan, Jasem Al Darmaki, and Ian Walker.
—IWC Boutique The Galleria on Al Maryah Island
Zinédine Zidane also attended the grand opening of IWC's new boutique at Abu Dhabi's premier fashion and shopping destination, The Galleria on Al Maryah Island. Heralding the opening of the new boutique, the football legend launched IWC's exceptional fundraising event benefiting the Special Care Centre. IWC has committed itself to donating 10 percent of all its sales from the brand's new boutique at The Galleria between 9 and 19 October 2013.
IWC Schaffhausen's Brand Director Middle East & India, Karoline Huber, comments on the joint venture: "We applaud Special Care Centre for the work they have been doing since 1989. On behalf of IWC and our Friend of the Brand Zinédine Zidane, it is our pleasure to be able to collaborate with such a selfless group of philanthropists and do our bit for these children."
Opening its doors at a prime luxury shopping destination, IWC's new boutique grants its collections a fitting new home. Allowing boutique visitors to experience the spirit of IWC, the new boutique offers excellent customer service, a warm ambiance and a flawless representation of the values and elegance the brand is known for. Featuring the watch families of IWC, the boutique allows guests to view diverse timepieces including the Portuguese Perpetual Calendar (Ref. 5023). A personal favourite of Zinédine Zidane, who was sporting it at the boutique launch, the elegant and understated timepiece boasts multiple complications including a perpetual calendar, four-digit year display, 7-day automatic movement with Pellaton winding system and a power reserve display. The moon phase display on the Portuguese Perpetual Calendar is a grandscale theatre on a tiny stage. Truly redefining the shopping experience, IWC Schaffhausen further strengthens its legacy through its compassionate endeavours and commitment to its patrons.
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To honor the Tribeca Film Festival® and support its nonprofit affiliate, Tribeca Film Institute (TFI), IWC will auction a unique timepiece – the Portofino Monopusher Edition "TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL 2015" Unique Piece – and therewith introduces a new complication to the company's watch collection portfolio. Read Article
Against the exclusive backdrop of the renowned Goodwood Members' Meeting, IWC Schaffhausen unveiled its new Ingenieur Automatic Edition "AMG GT". Read Article
Swiss film promotion receives fresh boost: film director Marc Forster, Georges Kern, CEO of IWC Schaffhausen, Zurich Film Festival co-directors Nadja Schildknecht and Karl Spoerri, and Ringier CEO Marc Walder have joined forces to found the joint "Verein zur Filmförderung in der Schweiz" (Association for Film Promotion in Switzerland), with the aim of increasing the significance of national film projects. Read Article
IWC Schaffhausen and around 800 prominent guests gathered to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the legendary Portugieser watch family at the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH) in Geneva. Read Article


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"Next to freeway"
It was noisy, close to the freeway. Since there was no air conditioning, I had to keep the windows open so they couldn't block the noise.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Positives - Large room with good shower, comfortable bed, lots of storage plus a desk, kitchen, and dining table. Clean. Inner courtyard was well landscaped and very useable - included pool, large shaded lounge, gas grill, fire pit, and multiple tables/chairs for outdoor dining. Large mall with good resturants and grocery store only 1 block away. Minor […] complaint - only 2 place settings in the kitchen - no extra silverware, or dishes, or cooking pots, or can openers or corkscrews. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Plenty of riim"
Hotel is lovely, staff is friendly and helpful and rooms/suites are spacious for family travel. Five of us were very comfortable and has privacy. Keep in mind, however, hotel is over bridge from SanFrancisco and not actually in it.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Overall, very clean, easy place to stay. Good breakfast. The interior is 1970s and in need of update, but very serviceable. A bit noisy due to the 101. Overall, good for what it was.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great hotel to meet foreigners,entertain grandkids"
Breakfast is like a UN social! Great pool and outdoor areas; Francine at desk is an institution, friendly and attentive staff.Genuine Expedia guest review
Ok hotel with large suite room. It's more like a motel, but bps big EPROM is nice for a family trip.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Good location, close to Sausalito, Muir Woods."
Had one hot day and air conditioning would have been nice. Nights were fantastic. Quite a lot of noise from highway.Genuine Expedia guest review
Big suites. Comfortable beds. Only bad thing was the 4 pm Check in. Tired from the road and wanted an earlier check in.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good Alternative to SF High Hotel Prices"
My husband and I spent a week in the SF area. This hotel was the perfect location for us. Just 20-30 min outside SF and conveniently located near Sausalito, Marin Headlands, Muir Woods and Napa/Sonoma, all great areas to explore. Room was very roomy, kitchen area included full sz fridge. Grounds were nice. Laundry facilities a plus. Breakfast std fare […] of breads, cereal, and waffles. Shopping/restaurants next door. Easy access to freeway. Only negative was elevator was hard to get in and out of with luggage rack. Would stay here again when visiting SF. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Decent Room - Close to 101 - No AC"
The room was very clean except for the coffee mugs on the dining table. They had a ring of something vaguely sticky holding them down. Not a big deal to rinse and wipe them as I would have done that anyway. The staff was helpful and the pool was cleaned daily while I was there. Parking, while free and never completely full, was sometimes difficult to […] come by. I was in room 431 and the restaurant next door was noisy around 12-2am and sometimes and the garbage pickup frequently woke me up. Neither of those would have been an issue if the room had A/C, but since it didn't the windows had to stay open. Additionally, the room came with two box fans and a ceiling fan, but there was only one outlet on the wall with the windows. I stayed here for a conference in San Raphael and for that, the location was great. I would probably stay here again if I couldn't stay at the conference hotel. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Overall enjoyable experience"
Not going to lie, I favored this hotel. That is all.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice experience!"
We came as a family to SF for a Father's Day Giants game. Marin suites was a huge savings over hotels in the city, and it was a fun trip on the convenient Larkspur ferry to the game.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Right off the highway but we couldn't hear it."
A nice family hotel. Clean and conveniently located.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Staying in the area"
The Marin Suites is a very nice hotel. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The desk personnel were helpful and courteous. The grounds layout, the pool, hottub and adjacent area were very attractive and well kept. The only problem/objetion concerned the bathroom exhuast fan. It was connected to the light switch so was on whenever the light […] was turned on. And it was excessively noisy, to the point of distraction after a few minutes. This was especially disquieting late at night if you had to use the bathroom when your spouse was sleeping.. Recommend that the fan be updated, room 421, and that a separate switch be installed for the exhaust fan in the bathroom. Other than the fan issue, it was a very pleasant stay and I would recommend the hotel to travelers in the area. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
NO A/C, Some rooms right on US 101. very noisy. Clean enough, large roomsGenuine Expedia guest review
"Highly recommend this very nice hotel"
We had a wonderful 2 night stay. Room and continental breakfast were excellent. Fitness room could use some help.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Inexpensive, comfortable lodging"
I enjoyed the stay. The have a nice pool and hot tub. The doors and windows open to the central area, and the rooms are relatively large with a small kitchen. The people were amazing; all were very friendly and helpful. The downside: no air conditioning, so the room was *really* hot during the day. And the exercise room equipment was junk. Old, and […] 3 of the 4 machines didn't work, all had broken pieces. Over all, a nice inexpensive family place for non-summer months. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Suites!"
The two bedroom spacious suites make this tastefully modeled hotel very practical for adult family members and friends to stay together. The location is convenient for touring Sausalito and the Muirwoods.Genuine Expedia guest review
"No Air Conditioning! Stay only during cool weather"
Starting with the Negatives: 1.) No Air Conditioning. My room had all the windows closed and the heater was on high. I called the front desk and was told "We don't have air conditioning." It would have been helpful if the clerk had told me there was a box fan in the closet, which I found at 11:30PM. 2.) Parking - half of lot was roped off for repaving, […] so there was not enough parking for those staying in hotel. 3.) Repaving of parking lot. I had to have all windows open to maintain a manageable temperature in the room... until the repaving of the parking lot started at about 7:30AM. Then I had to close all windows since the entire place smelled like hot tar. 4.) I can't believe that the hotel would not advertise "No A/C, and Parking is being Resurfaced"...if they had, I would have known and accepted the situation. With no warning, I think the decent thing to do would have been to have offered a refund or future free night. The hotel is adjacent to a freeway. Between the noise and the heat I got about 3 hours of sleep. 5.) The mattress was worn out and tilting. I had to keep moving to find a flat spot. Positives: The hotel staff was completely reasonable about refunding the remaining 3 nights I had booked. The hotel is old, but well appointed. I'd stay there again as long as the Bay Area is not experiencing a heat wave. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Not what I expected"
It was for a 1 night business trip. Lots of long term guests, pretty loud, especially the younger crowd. No AC in the room, it was very hot and uncomfortable, they do provide a fan, but that didn't cut it. It's an older place with a mediocre attempt at a refurbishment. Limited TV channels. Would not repeat.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Pros - Large rooms, it appears this used to be an apartment complex. They are newly redone, with nice upgrades and modern touches. Nice pool area. You can walk to a great restaurant (Brick & Bottle) and book store. Friendly staff. Cons - paper thin walls mean you can hear your neighbors TV. Don't be fooled by the "upgraded breakfast" it's the same food […] every hotel serves, nothing worth eating in the Bay Area. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Oldie but goodie"
This hotel is remodeled so it is an older style but they've done a nice job. We had a one night stay in order to attend a wedding and they accommodated us by letting us check in early. This cost extra, new for us. It was easy on and off from the freeway. Nearby is a wonderful walking/biking trail, lots of shops and a movie theater.Genuine Expedia guest review
A pleasant experience. Dated. Pool is great, especially since it was 6' deep not the usual 5'. Should have mirrors in each room. Very clean. Needs more dishes. Pool towel supply generous.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Going to Giants Game"
We were able to check in before the Giants game, then easily take the ferry out of Larkspur and get back after the game without a hitch. We were able to take our breakfast out into the courtyard in the morning which was also very pleasant. All in all an excellent experience. Great staff and great room.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Centrally located to explore"
The staff was friendly and helpful, the location is close to many areas to see as well as close to the ferry to get to SF. Only complaint is that the hotel walls must be very thin with little or no insulation as you can hear neighbors below, above and next door - if they are loud you are in trouble. We were there on the 2 hottest days that this area […] has had forever and there was no air conditioning. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
They upgraded me to a nicer suite. It was on the pool side but I really didn't hear alot of noise from the pool. The room was very clean and the beds were comfortable.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Horrible experience!!!!!"
We got there around 10:00 pm with 2 kids after a 6 hours flight, i had to clean the bathroom myself before getting my kids on the shower, it was very dirty and full of hairs on the floor and shower, the carpet on the unit was dirty and smelled bad, we had to leave the windows open to get rid of the smell, the room that they gave us was across fron the […] expresway and was very noise, the kitchen floor was sticky, the hotel is very old and needs renovations!!! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Return as good as first stay"
We enjoyed our first stay in a much larger room. This one worked out just as well. It was smaller, but still suited all our needs. I must say I don't understand the hotel trend that puts really heavy bed coverings on. As I moved ours with help I thought, what would I do if I was a little weaker and alone.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"dont stay here"
Don't stay hereGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Convenient and spacious"
We used the pool and hot tub a lot--that made it feel like a vacation. Hotel staff was always friendly and helpful.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Family hotel with heated pool."
We stayed 4 nights with a 8 and 10 year old. Rooms are really big, kitchens are more than you need probably, the pool is beautiful and warm and the hot tub is too. THough the facility feels a little outdated, and rooms sort of lack warmth... they compensate with a wonderful staff, thorough cleanliness, and a half decent breakfast. It's a good deal compared […] to the SF hotels, if you have a car can zip into the city. Limited free tv options (movies available for $5-$10). Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Hotel is not up to date"
Sheets weren't clean, old parts with new parts. Pool was excellent though, kitchenette was niceGenuine Expedia guest review
"Corte mADERA"
PERFECTLY LOCATED !! QUIET, VERY COMFORTABLE...NOT SURE WHAT ELSE YOU WANT ME TO SAYGenuine Expedia guest review
"awesome staycation"
amazing beautiful quiet quaint...not so pretty from the outside but the rooms were perfect and the pool and hot tub were just perfect, out 3 year old son had a great time...everyone was so nice and friendly...definitely stay againGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Room!"
I was not terribly impressed with the outside of the hotel. The parking and access to lobby are not typical. Also, the lobby is small and uninviting. However, when I entered my suite, I immediately relaxed and felt that I could make myself at home. The unit was unusually large, and everything was spotless and well-working. I was sorry that I'd not come […] earlier in the day to enjoy the space. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"nice surprise"
For once, the actual place was BETTER than the photos showed....nice grounds inside the hotel made it look more like a mini resort...the room was set up with a small kitchen and tables, fully set with place mates and silverware for two people, very inviting. The hotel is upgrading with art and photos in the rooms as well. I would stay there again, and […] in fact extended my stay for two days. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very convenient location"
Close to shopping, freeways, etcetera Bed is very comfortable.Genuine Expedia guest review
"A Great Stay....but fix your elevator!"
There are many plusses for the Marin Suites. The beds were very comfortable and the suite was spacious and had all that we needed. The parking was great. The breakfast was simple fare, and bakery items were fresh as well as the fruit, and cereals provided. One big minus....the elevator was locked so hotel staff had to be asked to unlock it and it was […] 3:30 in the afternoon when we checked in. Also, the elevator is ANCIENT...the Marin Suites has beautiful remodeled rooms, but a sketchy elevator that I would not get into. They need to fix this and that is why I rated the quality of service and maintenance of hotel lower. A great stay, but renovate the elevator. The property is very nice otherwise and in a very safe and convenient area. Mall is nearby and so is a grocery store....all you need is nearby. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Good hotel for families. Common areas could be cleaner but room was perfect. Bbq's pool and room amenities great for eating in.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
This hotel was a lot better than I expected. The pictures online does not do it justice. My room was huge, bigger than some apartments Ive lived in. Compfy bed, clean bathroom and kitchen, and the table was set with plates already. I would definately stay here again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Dated facility"
Looks like it was an apartment building from the 50s that was transformed at some point.Genuine Expedia guest review
"great place to stay"
Comfortable beds, large beds, great size rooms & great customer service. Who could ask for more? A heated pool, a great spa, guest laundry, etc. A great place to stay. Free parking and compliemptry breakfast.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Place to Stay"
Excellent customer service, friendly staff, large rooms with lots of space & comfortable beds.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel"
Hotel was great with very spacious and comfortable rooms. It's within walking distance from the corte madera mall which gives you easy access to a variety of food options. My only complaint is that they said (and the information they give you says) the fitness center opens at 7am but it apparently doesn't open until 8am. The front desk staff gave a […] great recommendation for a running trail close to the hotel though. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"A good last minute find"
I needed somewhere to stay at short notice. Looking online I found the Marin had very competitive rates. I booked online but once I arrived to check in I found I had an upgrade to a suite. It was very clean. I was sorry I was not staying longer to enjoy all the amenities. The staff were very helpful. The only drawback is the noise along the walkways […] but this was only early morning. I travel a lot and I would rather put up with a little noise but have the certainty of good quality clean bed linen. The breakfast was also good. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great place for the price"
This is a great place to stay in Marin for the price if you're just passing through - nice pool and good people at the front desk.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
All of the upgrades at the hotel are quite stunning, comfy and relaxing. Staff are more than helpful. Pool and hot tub are situated in a lovely garden. I stay here often.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Great place to stay. Great location and friendly and helpful staff.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"great for family vacation!"
After looking for hotels in San Francisco and not finding anything cheap or at least with free parking, we were able to find this hotel just over the Golden Gate bridge. We stayed at this hotel on our San Francisco family trip. Can't complain. We shopped at the Vons store 2 blocks away and purchased food for breakfast and dinner which we prepared in […] our full-out kitchen and dinner table. This hotel is really a home away from home. Its a full condo if you think about it. Full bedroom separated from the bathroom, full living room with sofa-bed and full kitchen with all amenities, cookware, dishes, plates, cups, large refrigerator, microwave, and table for 6, thats just to get started. My kids loved the pool and jacuzzi. Plus they have an outdoor lounge with contemporary couches and fireplace outside where we relaxed at night watching tv on their outdoor mounted televisions. Highly recommend this place to every one going to the Bay area. During the day we obtained a taxi and it drove us to the ferry station and then the ferry to S.F. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel in a very quaint and beautiful area"
We enjoyed our stay in this hotel and Corte Madera. The hotel is newly remodeled and very clean. We had a studio room and aprreciated the eminities of a small kitchen area. The only complaint was the room was stuffy and too warm during our sleep.Genuine Expedia guest review
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By BRUCE LAMBERT
Published: December 10, 2002
GARDEN CITY, N.Y., Dec. 9— Nassau County announced plans today to pressure local hospitals to take a larger share of nonpaying patients, as a way of expanding health care and relieving the strain on the county's subsidized medical center.
Critics have long accused hospitals around the state of neglecting their legal obligations to provide free treatment to poor patients, shunting them instead to publicly financed hospitals like Nassau University Medical Center.
To discourage such patient-dumping, Nassau officials have drafted a law to require all 12 nonprofit hospitals in the county to formalize and post their charitable-care policies and to report how much of that care they provide.
Modeled after a law in San Francisco, the proposal was announced today by the County Legislature's presiding officer, Judith A. Jacobs, and its health committee chairman, Roger Corbin. They predicted bipartisan passage next month, and County Executive Thomas R. Suozzi's administration voiced its approval.
''The Nassau University Medical Center takes on countless charity cases,'' Mr. Corbin said. ''This legislation will put a more equitable system in place.''
Supporting the legislation at a news conference here were Dr. Rosemarie Guercia and Donna Kass, co-directors of the Long Island Coalition for a National Health Plan. Last year they issued a study that found many barriers to finding and getting free or discounted health care. ''The best-kept secret out there is that charity care is available,'' Dr. Guercia said.
State and federal laws require hospitals to accept emergency patients, regardless of their ability to pay. But critics say that many hospitals often give minimal treatment and funnel patients to public hospitals for follow-up care.
In New York State, hospitals are exempted from property, sales and income taxes and are subsidized with tens of millions of dollars in state aid for charitable care and debt from unpaid patient bills.
''Hospitals reap enormous benefits from their tax-exempt status,'' Ms. Kass said. ''In return, they are obliged to provide community benefits.''
The only direct penalty in the proposed law would bar county contracts with hospitals that fail to comply. The prospect of bad publicity when the statistics come out may be a more potent threat. ''No one hospital wants to be known as the Scrooge of the industry,'' Ms. Kass said.
Spreading the charity caseload around is important to patients, the legislators and advocates said. Uninsured patients are found in many parts of Nassau but often lack transportation to the hospitals that welcome them.
The county-subsidized medical center, now a semi-independent body, says it spent $67 million on charity care last year, offset by about $35 million in special aid. The center's president, Richard B. Turan, said that charity cases were about 12 percent of its total budget -- about twice the average in other hospitals.
Hospital industry leaders had mixed reactions to today's announcement. The proposal ''may not recognize that hospitals are already providing a fairly large amount of uncompensated care,'' totaling $175 million statewide in 2000, said Paul J. Rowland, vice president of the Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council, which represents most of Long Island's hospitals. Nor does the legislation provide money for compliance or for charity care, he said.
At the island's largest health care provider, the North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System, Senior Vice President Jeffrey A. Kraut did not object to the proposed law. His system provided $87 million in charity care and had $93 million in other unpaid patient bills last year, he said. ''We're very proud of our record,'' he said.


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Here is an interesting StackOverflow question, about a model for data distributed as the sum of two uniforms with unknown support. I was surprised how hard it was for me.
I think the future of probabilistic programming should be to make a model for this easy to code.
MCMC in Python: Never… no… always check for convergence
I've had no teaching responsibilities over the last quarter, and I must miss it. I've found myself responding to PyMC questions on StackOverflow more than ever before. It is an interesting window into what is hard in Bayesian computation. Checking (and achieving) MCMC convergence is one thing that is hard. Here are some questions and answers that include it:
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The Wye Town Farm House is a historic home in Easton, Talbot County, Maryland, United States. It is of brick construction, one and one-half stories high and two rooms deep with a small one-story brick kitchen. A two-story addition was made in the 20th century. The original section of the house dates from about 1800.[2]
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Keyboard and Organ Works from Copied Sources: Toccatas (Keyboard and Organ Works from Copied Sources / Toccatas). Composed by Johann Jakob Froberger (1616-1667). Edited by Siegbert Rampe. For organ/piano/harpsichord. This edition: Paperback, Complete edition, Urtext edition. Paperback. Johann Jacob Froberger: New Edition of the Complete Works, Volume V.1. Anthology, Performance score. Language: German/English. 76 pages. Published by Baerenreiter Verlag (BA.BA9211).
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Johann Jacob Froberger (1617-1667) was a composer of considerable significance during his lifetime, his compositional style representing a synthesis of Italian, French and English influences. Increasingly, musicians and scholars are growing aware of Froberger's importance for keyboard music of the 17th century, an importance comparable to that of Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck.Each volume of the complete edition of Froberger's organ and keyboard music is published in German and English with a critical commentary as well as a detailed foreword explaining the scope and subdivision of the edition and the editorial techniques. Also, information on performance practice, on instruments of the time and on ornamentation is included, as well as details on Froberger's biography.* Exemplary Urtext complete edition * Reflects current scholarship * Extensive explanatory notes (Eng/Ger).
- Toccata E minor FbWV 113
- Fuga 4ti toni E minor FbWV 113a
- Toccata G major FbWV 114
- Toccata G minor FbWV 115
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Creator Shonda Rhimes is joined by 10 cast members for a live benefit concert at UCLA to support the nonprofit organization that provides care and services to industry professionals.
The cast and creator of ABC's Grey's Anatomy went from the fictional hospital of Seattle Grace to the stage at UCLA's Royce Hall on Sunday, staging a live benefit concert for the Actors Fund.
Featuring cast members Sara Ramirez, Chandra Wilson, Kevin McKidd, Justin Chambers, Jessica Capshaw, James Pickens Jr., Sarah Drew, Kim Raver, Sandra Oh and Eric Dane, the two-hour, nearly sold-out event featured 11 songs, including tracks from its March 2011 musical episode "Song Beneath the Song."
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"In the end, it was the iTunes revenue that pushed the ABC suits over the top," McKidd (Owen) joked, leading into a cover of "How We Operate," a track he performed in an audition of sorts pitching the musical episode's concept.
Highlights included Capshaw (Arizona) and Raver (Teddy) introducing a clip taking viewers back to Izzie and Denny's dramatic scene in the season two finale that played first without music, and later, as an example of what not to do, backed by Darth Vader's theme from Star Wars. Ultimately, that's where the drama opted to use Snow Patrol's "Chasing Cars," which has become one of the series' signature moments.
Co-star Dane (Mark), meanwhile, provided a comedic injection, taking nearly every opportunity he could to make a play to sing during the fund-raiser. (Neither he nor Oh performed.)
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Acknowledging that the musical endeavor wasn't exactly a critical (and sometimes fan) favorite, the cast took turns reading feedback about the episode that was both positive and negative in a playful round that culminated with Pickens (Richard) suggesting the series make a second attempt at a musical episode -- in season 13.
Grey's music supervisor Alexandra Patsavas, meanwhile, explained that music is treated as if it's another character on the series, noting she's tasked with combing clubs and the Internet for up-and-coming artists, sometimes reviewing as many as 500 CDs a week. (FIve-hundred and one if you count the one Dane pitched Sunday, she noted with a laugh.)
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Following Ramirez's chill-inducing rendition of Brandi Carlile's "The Story," Rhimes took to the stage and encouraged attendees to support the artists who help make the entertainment they most enjoy.
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"The fans make it possible for us to be the lucky ones," she said, encouraging concertgoers to support the Actors Fund, a nonprofit organization that provides care and services to entertainment industry professionals. "I believe in the joy I get from watching TV, film and theater, and a $25 donation to the Actors Fund would be saying you believe in the arts, too."
Tickets to the event ranged from $55to $250; Sunday's event raised $100,000 for the Actors Fund.
Check out a full set list below.
1. "Chasing Cars," performed by Sara Ramirez, Kevin McKidd, Chandra Wilson
2. "How We Operate," performed by McKidd
3. "There's a Girl," performed by Sarah Drew
4. "Wait," performed by Wilson, Drew
5. "Running on Sunshine," performed by James Pickens Jr. Justin Chambers, McKidd, Ramirez, Kim Raver, Jessica Capshaw, Drew, Wilson
6. "Young Folks," performed by Chambers and his three daughters
7. "Everywhere I Go," performed by Wilson
8. "Keep Breathing," performed by Ingrid Michaelson
9. "Looking at the World From a Bottom of a Well," performed by McKidd
10. "The Story," Ramirez
11. "How to Save a Life," all attending (sans Oh, Dane)
Grey's Anatomy airs Thursdays at 9 p.m. on ABC. For more details on the Actors Fund, visit their website.
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