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Blake steps into new territory, set to face Federer in quarters
MELBOURNE, Australia -- Roger Federer sure didn't want to put in another 4½ hours.
So he made fast work of Tomas Berdych 6-4, 7-6 (7), 6-3 Monday to continue his march to a third consecutive Australian Open title and narrow his pursuit of Pete Sampras' record 14 Grand Slam titles.
"It throws off your rhythm a little bit, playing a five-setter," said top-ranked Federer, who barely avoided being an upset victim in the previous round, when he survived a 10-8 final set against Janko Tipsarevic.
"I like this one today better," he said after reaching the quarterfinals. "I'm quite pleased with the result, pulling up from a tough match."
Federer next faces American James Blake, a 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 winner over 19-year-old Croatian Marin Cilic, advancing past the fourth round here for the first time and matching his best Grand Slam showing.
Fifth-seeded David Ferrer, who lost to Federer in the Masters Cup final in November, beat fellow Spaniard Juan Carlos Ferrero 7-5, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1. He will play third-ranked Novak Djokovic, who ousted the last Australian hope when he defeated No. 19 Lleyton Hewitt 7-5, 6-3, 6-3.
Australian Open scores
In-progress scores and results from every match from both sides of the draw throughout the event. Complete scores
"I beat Juan Carlos playing very well, it was a very tough match," Ferrer said. "I am very happy. Now I am a little bit tired. I had problems in the fourth set because the match was very tough."
Ferrer, a semifinalist at last year's U.S. Open, twice needed treatment on a leg injury against friend and former French Open champion Ferrero but clinched victory on his first match point to end a contest lasting just over three hours.
"Always playing against David is difficult," Ferrero said. "He doesn't make a lot of mistakes on the court. Physically, he's very complete ... I knew before the match that it was going to be difficult."
Hewitt didn't have his usual high energy level after beating Marcos Baghdatis in five sets in his previous match, which didn't end until 4:33 a.m. Sunday. That match was delayed by the length of Federer's victory over Tipsarevic.
"I was very, very, very nervous," Djokovic said.
"In the first set I was lucky, but then afterwards I relaxed and tried to be aggressive and take control of the match which I did.
"Of course, Lleyton was very tired from the Baghdatis match a couple of nights ago, so I took my opportunities."
Hewitt showed no signs of fatigue early as he broke to lead 4-2 in the first set, only for Djokovic to hit back and win it. The Australian later admitted that his body clock had been affected by the Baghdatis match, but he did not use fatigue as an excuse.
"I didn't feel too bad," he said. "But probably not quite as sharp as I would have liked to be.
"I felt ready when I had to go on the court. I started pretty well. As the match went on, maybe I lost that sharpness a little bit. But I was ready to go 7:30 p.m. tonight when we went out to play."
Hewitt, in his 12th Australian Open, gave himself hope when he broke early in the second set but Djokovic struck back to win it and he stormed into a 5-2 lead in the third.
"He was too good tonight," Hewitt said. "He's shown in big matches and over best-of-five sets in the big tournaments that he is the worthy world number three at the moment.
"And he's a lot better player than he was 12 months ago, I think, when he lost to Roger [Federer] here last year. He's got a great all-court game.
The Serb squandered two match points as he was broken when serving for the match, but he broke Hewitt in the next game to reach the quarterfinals for the first time.
Djokovic has yet to drop a set in this year's tournament.
For Federer, he played his best under pressure while Berdych faltered.
Berdych, with a strong serve and sharp groundstrokes, had a tendency for poorly executed drop shots at critical times. He dumped one into the net while getting broken for the only time in the first set while serving at 4-4, then again while serving at 6-5 in the second-set tiebreaker after Federer rallied from 2-5.
Berdych squandered a second set point at 7-6 when he flailed a forehand long off an easy short ball, and Federer ran off the last three points.
Always a great front-runner, Federer got an early break in the third set, then held the rest of the way, dropping only four points in his five service games.
He finished in 1 hour and 59 minutes -- 2½ hours less than against Tipsarevic. Still, he said it wasn't as easy as the score indicated.
"This was a tough match today," said Federer, who is going for his 13th Grand Slam title. "Thank God he didn't win that second set because you never know what's going to happen."
Blake's style would seem to match up well with Federer's because of his tendency to take balls early but the Swiss star holds a 7-0 record in head-to-head meetings. Blake has won only one set, but took encouragement from Tipsarevic's near upset.
"Every time I've stepped out on the court with him, I've felt if I play my best, I give myself a shot with anyone in the world," Blake said. "Every time, he stepped up and played better."
The Associated Press and Reuters contributed to this report.
2008 Champions
Women's singles: Maria Sharapova
Men's singles: Novak Djokovic
Men's doubles: Jonathan Erlich and Andy Ram, Israel
Women's doubles: Alona and Kataryna Bondarenko, Ukraine
Mixed doubles: Sun Tiantian, China, and Nenad Zimonjic, Serbia
Official scoreboard: Real-time scores
Day 14
• Djokovic wins Aussie men's title
• Ford: Concentration, patience key for Djokovic
• Report: Women's final likely moving to night
• Record Aussie Open turnout cracks 600,000
• Djokovic wins first Slam
• Return of serve helps Djoker
• Dick Enberg's tribute Day 13
• Sharapova wins Aussie women's crown
• Ford: Life lessons provoke Sharapova to win
• Sharapova wins title
• Men's final preview Day 12
• Men
• Ford: Djokovic ends significant run by Federer
• McEnroe: Djokovic just too strong for Federer
• Ford: Tennis in need of a competitive final
• Ubha: Rivalries that could come to fruition
• Bodo: Dreamy tennis from Sharapova
• Federer loses
• Djokovic looks for first Slam
• Federer talks about loss
• Women's final preview Day 11
• Men | Women
• Ford: Djokovic confident versus Federer
• Ford: Tsonga shrink's Nadal down to normal size
• McEnroe: Tsonga a player who's here to stay
• Tennis.com: Djokovic's golden opportunity
• Notebook: Aussie teenager turning heads
• Sharapova defeats Jankovic
• Ivanovic downs Hantuchova
• Tsonga stuns Nadal Day 10
• Men | Women
• Ford: Hantuchova, Ivanovic have come along
• Wilansky: Jankovic could be in for a long day
• Federer defeats Blake
• Ivanovic down Venus
• Djokovic cruises past Ferrer Day 9
• Men | Women
• Ford: Blake, Federer two of the classiest players
• Ford: Jankovic defies odds in defeating Williams
• Notebook: Is Blake's maturation enough?
• Serena falls to Jankovic
• What happened to Serena?
• Nadal headed to semifinals
Day 8
• Men | Women
• Ford: Sharapova ready to tackle Henin
• Notebook: Two surprising quarterfinalists
• Federer defeats Berdych
• Nadal advances
• Blake happy with win and Giants' victory
• Advantage Luke Jensen Week 1
• Photo Gallery: Best of Week 1 from Down Under
Day 7
• Men | Women
• Notebook: Oh, what a night of tennis
• Weekend madness
• Henin ready for Sharapova Day 6
• Men | Women
• Ford: Stealth Serb pushes Federer to the limit
• Jensen: Federer's great physical condition
• Federer defeats Tipsarevic
• Federer reflects
Day 5
• Men | Women
• Ford: Mirza's off-court battles
• Wilansky: Early exit for Roddick
• Notebook: Henin more confident
• 15 aces for Serena
• Roddick falls to Kohlschreiber in five sets
Day 4
• Men | Women
• Ford: Just like home for Americans Down Under
• Spadea wins and raps
• Notebook: Top-ranked Huber not on Fed Cup
• Day 4 highlights
• Vince Spadea's chicken dance
Day 3
• Men | Women
• Day 3 highlights
Day 2
• Men | Women
• Ford: Santoro continues to slice and dice
Day 1
• Men | Women
• Day 1 highlights
• 2008 Australian Open preview


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Watch: Death Grips Make a Fiery Horror Movie in the "World of Dogs" Video
By Evan Minsker and Amy Phillips on October 11, 2012 at 1:06 p.m. EDT
Death Grips' visual for NO LOVE DEEP WEB's "World of Dogs" conjures a fiery horror movie in which something terrifying lies just out of reach. It's disorienting and chilling.
Purity Ring Announce North American Tour
By Jenn Pelly on October 10, 2012 at 1:10 p.m. EDT
Photo by Charlotte Zoller
Next year, Purity Ring will continue touring North America in support of their excellent debut Shrines. The dates, listed below, follow their upcoming European tour, and will be supported by NYC-via-Australia electronic pop group Young Magic.
Watch Jessie Ware and Sharon Van Etten on "Jools Holland"
By Carrie Battan on October 9, 2012 at 7:52 p.m. EDT
Both Sharon Van Etten and Jessie Ware appeared on the BBC's late-night television show, "Later... With Jools Holland" tonight. Van Etten played "Serpents" from this year's excellent record Tramp, while Ware offered "Wildest Moments" from her also excellent album Devotion.
Download Newly Remastered Italians Do It Better Compilation After Dark
By Evan Minsker on October 9, 2012 at 7:25 p.m. EDT
Various Artists: After Dark (via SoundCloud)
Earlier this year, dance label Italians Do It Better announced After Dark II, the follow up to its definitive 2007 compilation After Dark. Today, the label shared a newly remastered edition of the original compilation (above), which is available for download here.
On the Soundcloud page, the label also hinted that Symmetry has a big project coming in 2013 and that the label will share tracks from After Dark II next week.
Watch: Cloud Nothings Star in an Old Time Movie Musical in the Video for "Fall In"
By Evan Minsker on October 9, 2012 at 12:55 p.m. EDT
Cloud Nothings have delivered a clip for the Attack on Memory highlight "Fall In". The clip, directed by John Ryan Manning (who also directed the "No Future/No Past" video), looks like an old time movie musical featuring choreography inspired by Busby Berkeley. Except, you know, with smartphones. And Dylan Baldi.
Watch: Chromatics Perform at Chanel Fashion Show
By Carrie Battan on October 5, 2012 at 4:06 p.m. EDT
Photo via the Echo Park Records Instagram
Karl Lagerfeld, ever up-to-speed with music, invited Chromatics to provide the live soundtrack for the runway show for his Spring/Summer 2013 Chanel collection in Paris. (There they are, Lagerfeld and Chromatics, just hangin', above). The performance featured a mix created exclusively for the show by Johnny Jewel. It includes five cuts from old and new releases: "Tick of the Clock", "Lady", "I Want Your Love", their cover of Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill", and "Kill for Love".
Watch: Twin Shadow's George Lewis Jr. Says He's "Gonna Write a Lot More Books"
By Pitchfork on October 5, 2012 at 1:45 p.m. EDT
Pitchfork.tv is launching a new series called "Mansion Sessions", featuring artists performing and chatting in a mansion in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Twin Shadow stars in the first session, which is coming soon to Pitchfork.tv on YouTube.
Animal Collective Cancel Tonight's New York Show
By Carrie Battan on October 5, 2012 at 12:59 p.m. EDT
Animal Collective fans looking forward to seeing the band at the Williamsburg Waterfront tonight will be disappointed to hear that she show's been called off. Dave "Avey Tare" Portner has laryngitis. From the band's Facebook:
Watch the Nintendo-Inspired Video for AlunaGeorge's New Song "Watching Over You"
By Carrie Battan on October 4, 2012 at 10:45 a.m. EDT
UK duo AlunaGeorge have offered up an extra spine-tingly new song, titled "Watching Over You", for a compilation put together by BBC Radio 1's Annie Mac. Brendan Canty (not the one from Fugazi) also created a very abstract video to go along with the track, filled with gently glitchy imagery and brief flashes of Nintendo games.
Win a Trip to Pitchfork Music Festival Paris
By Pitchfork on October 3, 2012 at 3:04 p.m. EDT
Pitchfork.tv on YouTube is giving away a pair of three-day passes, along with flights and hotel, for Pitchfork Music Festival Paris! To enter, subscribe to Pitchfork.tv on YouTube and comment on the preview video (which can also be watched below).
The winning subscriber will be chosen at random. If you comment more than once, only one comment will count. The contest is open to residents of the 48 contiguous U.S. states, age 21 and older. Read the full contest rules here.
The contest begins at 2pm Central time today and will end at 11:59pm Central time on October 12.
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I don't see how anyone on the internet can 'hurt' me! I have been called every name in the book and some that are not in the book and I live by the creed my grandmother taught me when I was picked on in grade school!
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In the context of this thread it is much like Libertarians in general; seem a little off and jump up and down when you don't drink the Kool-Aid especially if they are quoting the insane novel The Creature From Jekyll Island. Also like arguing with these people who believe in secret conspiracy theories everywhere. Our problem is what they're doing to us right out in the open, dammit!
I've put one person on my ignore list, but I think I took them off. Not sure.
I don't understand hock's purpose here, he doesn't appear to enjoy talking to anyone here, he's not a supporter of the forum, does he even hunt or sport shoot? what does he offer by being here exactly? or is he just our resident troll>?
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I'm just not blindly accepting the premise of this thread that a questionable organization did, no less orchestrated, anything useful in Albany, NY. I'm educating you and I'm here to tell everyone that Oath Keepers' dubious involvement was for their own purposes, not to effect any change -- it was a big lie to cover where they (amongst others if they want some credit) already failed to influence the protection of our rights and to take advantage of the situation. Though I've asked repeatedly what they expected to accomplish, in 10 pages no-one has said or admitted it...
Oath Keepers wanted to sign-up vulnerable members they can contact and collect contributions from! It's recruit and cash-in time for the anarchist militants.
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Ambient Expressions
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- 05/23/2011
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- 3 min 54 sec
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- 4.33 / 5.00
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Liked it allot, but I think that you could add plenty more patterns of different sounds onto this to make it a little less repetitive. I could picture a sax and some other orchestral sounds, maybe even a choir... Keep it up.
I agree with you. I tried even adding a piano, but for some reason it just didn't come out right. Thanx for the review!!!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Wowza' that was awsome! Love it!
Glad you liked it. Ambient jazz is apprently possible :)
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This feels like a jungle type song for some reason. maybe it's just me. This got me nodding. Idk, but it kinda feels like somethin's missing. Maybe not missing...I really don't know anymore.
anyway, keep it up.
I do see what you mean by jungle. Like a nightime thing in the jungle. The thing is that with my jazz songs I like to make a scenery that's more likely to happen then bein' in the jungle at night :D I know what you mean by missin' somethin'. I kinda feel that way to. I tried addin' a piano, but it didn't work for this song. Thanx for the review!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
The only thing I would tell ya is to have more of your quick parts in it and lose the piano, it really dropped the song into pieces and killed the songs mood. Other then those issues, it was pretty good.
Yeah, I really wasn't sure about the piano either so I'll get rid of that. Thanx for the advice!


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2015 Owensboro Mayor's Gala to Benefit International Bluegrass Music Center
An Evening with Vince Gill & The Time Jumpers
The City of Owensboro is pleased to announce the 2015 Mayor's Gala "An Evening with Vince Gill and The Time Jumpers" presented by Gulfstream Commercial Services and Envision Contractors on Friday, April 17, 2015.
Following the Owensboro Convention Center Grand Opening Gala in early 2014 there was interest in continuing the tradition of a formal Gala event. The City of Owensboro and Gulfstream Commercial Services and Envision Contractors have partnered to bring a special night showcasing 20-time Grammy winner, two-time CMA Entertainer of the year and Country Music Hall of Famer, Vince Gill to benefit the International Bluegrass Music Museum.
Doors will open at 6:00 p.m. and guests will enjoy ample time to mingle with close friends and business associates while enjoying fine food from more than 14 themed food stations and cash bars throughout the lobby and exhibit hall of the center prior to the start of the show at 8:00 p.m. Seating is limited and tickets are just $75 per person for the evening. A limited number of VIP tables are still available for $1,500. Please visit www.owensboro.org/mayorsgala for information regarding ticket sales.
Bluegrass Hall of Fame Book Now Available
Produced by the International Bluegrass Music Museum, the Bluegrass Hall of Fame book takes a biographical look at all inductees from 1991-2014. Hardbound with glossy pages full of rare and historical photographs, the book details the musical history of all of the inductees into the Hall of Fame. Co-authored by museum historians Fred Bartenstein and Gary Reid, this book will be an absolute treasure for bluegrass fans. Get your copy today and support the museum! Click here for more details. For International orders, click here.
Concert Series
Live at the Museum: Old Salt Union
Owensboro, Ky. — The International Bluegrass Music Museum will kick off the 2015 season of their benefit concert series on Thursday, February 26th with the Illinois based bluegrass group, Old Salt Union.
Tickets are available online (www.bluegrassmuseum.org) or by calling the museum – 270-926-7891. Doors open at 6:30 pm CST, the show will begin at 7:00 pm.
Monies raised from this concert series help the museum continue their efforts to preserve and honor the legacy of bluegrass music including music educational programs, general museum operating expenses, the Video Oral History Project (VOHP) and artifact collection efforts.
"We first heard Old Salt Union play at Henderson's Bluegrass in the Park last August. We haven't missed a chance to hear them in Evansville and Nashville. They pull you right up onto the edge of your seat – if not all the way to your feet as they play. Although they play the standard Bluegrass instruments, they take it teasingly to the edge and back again with syncopation, melodies, and mastery of their strings. They are coming right here to Owensboro on February 26 at the Bluegrass Museum. Don't miss a chance to hear this up and coming group in your own back yard. There's a bonus. After you hear them, their music will stay in your head for days!" – Dr. Roger Humphrey, Museum Supporter
When: Thursday, February 26th Doors open at 6:30, Show starts at 7:00
Where: International Bluegrass Music Museum, 117 Daviess St. Owensboro, KY
Tickets: $12.50 each
Additional Info: A cash bar will be available. Beer and wine is NOT included with your ticket purchase.
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Executive Director Search Underway
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Bluegrass Music Lessons Begin February 7th
The International Bluegrass Music Museum will begin the Spring Semester of lessons on February 7th, 2015. Lessons will continue every other Saturday through June 27th when the students will perform on stage at ROMP. The cost per student is $70, and $35 for each additional family member. Instruments offered include guitar, fiddle, mandolin and banjo. Parents are encouraged to take lessons with their children. We welcome all ages and skill levels. A loaner instrument is included in the fee, if needed. Sign up here!
Gabrielle Gray Shifts to ROMP Festival Executive Producer; Carly Smith Named Interim Director; National Search For New Director Underway
The board of trustees of the International Bluegrass Music Museum today announced an important transition in its administrative leadership that reflects the organization's rising stature and maturity as a center of preservation and innovation in bluegrass music.
Gabrielle M. Gray, the museum's chief executive, ends her exceptional 12-year tenure as the museum's creative leader and retires as executive director. Gray retains her position as Executive Producer of ROMP, the signature bluegrass music festival she founded in 2004. Gray also remains the museum's primary grant writer.
Carly Smith, a staff member since May 2011 and the museum's assistant director, will assume the role Interim Director. The museum's board, chaired by Peter Salovey, the president of Yale University, will conduct a nationwide search for a new executive director.
This is a tremendous convergence of events that strengthens the museum's work to promote bluegrass music.The shift in leadership responds to Gabrielle's desire to focus on ROMP and fundraising, giving the museum continuity and keeping her closely connected to the project that has become a signature event in the nation and helped to brand Owensboro as a leading worldwide center of bluegrass music.The leadership transition that starts today comes after months of preparation and follows more than a decade of steady growth in the International Bluegrass Music Museum's programs and activities, fostered by the close collaboration between Owensboro philanthropist Terry Woodward, the museum's 21-member board of trustees, and Gabrielle Gray.
Gray's work to establish Owensboro's national and global reputation as the center of bluegrass music is most closely identified with ROMP, the annual music festival that attracts the finest bands in bluegrass roots and branches music with over 20,000 people attending during its annual run at the end of each June. The festival's success is due in large part to the close working relationships Gray formed with the IBMM board's ROMP committee and her staff, including Carly Smith, whom Gray hired to help manage volunteers and ground activities at the festival and run administrative operations at the museum.Gray leaves her directorship having constructed a strong foundation for future excellence at the museum, including an operating endowment exceeding $1million."It gives me great pleasure to see how far we've come as a museum and as a performing arts entity in our community," Gray said. "All of our programs have grown by leaps and bounds. Working in close partnership with Carly Smith for the past three years has given me complete confidence in her ability to guide staff and operations at the museum while the Board of Trustees search for a new Executive Director. We have a dedicated Board of Trustees, two of whom – Rosemary Conder and Ross Leazenby – are assisting with this transition.""I am delighted to remain in the leadership coalition of the museum, to write its grants and produce what I and many others consider to be one of the finest music festivals in the world. Nothing gives me greater pleasure than presenting the best musicians in the world in the finest atmosphere at Yellow Creek Park. Nothing makes me happier than experiencing amazing music and sharing it with my local and global community. I want to take this opportunity to thank all the terrific staff at IBMM, and the trustees — especially Terry Woodward — the City of Owensboro, Daviess County Fiscal Court, Kentucky Arts Council, all our granting agencies and foundations, ROMP sponsors, Museum and Center donors, members and supporters, volunteers and attendees – all the thousands of people who have been so instrumental in enthusiastically elevating the bluegrass museum to carry the banner for Owensboro, Kentucky, and for bluegrass music worldwide. All these entities working together have made it possible for ROMP to advance to the position it now holds in the pantheon of great American festivals, and for the International Bluegrass Music Museum to responsibly preserve the history and artifacts of this amazing, international music genre."
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Mike Simpson, Board Vice-Chairman and ED Search Committee Chairman
Carly Smith, IBMM Interim Director
Gabrielle Gray, ROMP Executive Producer


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Residence Inn by Marriott Boston Cambridge, Cambridge
This all-suite Cambridge, MA aparthotel is in Kendall Square, only 1 mile from downtown Boston and 2 miles from Harvard Square. Within a half-mile are MIT, the Charles River, and CambridgeSide Galleria shopping. Numerous downtown Boston attractions, including the Boston Common, Massachusetts State House, and Faneuil Hall, are within 1.5 miles. The Residence Inn by Marriott Boston Cambridge has several restaurants nearby, including a sports bar, seafood, Italian, Mediterranean, and Arabic, that are open for lunch and dinner.
Hotel Features.
Guests can start the day with a complimentary breakfast buffet, including hot and cold selections. Three evenings a week, the aparthotel hosts a manager's reception with complimentary refreshments. Other highlights include a gift shop, indoor pool, spa tub, and fitness center. Grocery-shopping service and luggage storage are available. Business guests will appreciate three meeting/conference rooms (2100 square feet total) and business services. Residence Inn by Marriott Boston Cambridge has a smoke-free policy. Pets are welcome for a surcharge. Daily garage self-parking is available (surcharge), as is local metered street parking.
221 spacious suites feature kitchens with full-size refrigerators, microwaves, stovetops, dishwashers, cookware, and dishes. Beds have thick mattresses, premium linens, and plentiful pillows. Living areas include sofa beds and rollaway beds (surcharge) are available upon request. Flat-panel TVs come with premium channels. Desks come with ergonomic chairs. And wireless (high-speed) Internet access is complimentary.
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Josephine's was absolutely beautiful. They even went so far as to leave me a bag of treats on my bed. You could not believe how spacious it was. My room was huge, and I had a living room attached to my room that was huge as well. I enjoyed looking through the telescope at the bay and ocean view. Very unique, very beautiful place to stay. Unfortunately, I had to leave for a family emergency in the middle of the night and missed breakfast, however I would definitely return. Absolutely gorgeous home!!
I encountered a few problems and the staff acted immediately to accommodate me.
I actually like the location, since it's a little quiet. It's clean and hip and the staff is not in your face, but always helpful when you need. It's a tasteful place to stay.
The view from the front porch! And delectable lemon scones.
They have done a great job preserving this historic house. Maggie and Joey are also excellent hosts, and they keep the house very clean.
There are two bathrooms that are shared by guests, but since they are kept very clean, it wasn't a problem for me.
free hot breakfast; free shuttle to airport and south station; waterfront view; nice bar and meal
hard to find entrance to the hotel
Walking distance from the T train, very nice staff. Great breakfast included with the stay. Clean, good restaurant / bar on site and the hotle it's one of the stops where the Beantown Trolley picks you up for a tour of Boston. I also like the river walk trail where I ran. It was clean, safe and comfortable.
It's a little hard to get to it off the highway, especially at night if you're not familiar with the area.
Enjoyed gas fireplace in the room, fridge and microwave, and excellent location.
Hotel room looks tired.
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Very nice and quiet . Only thing is about heating system in the room ( noisy)
The staff was very friendly
I booked a 2 double bed room with a pull out sofa in the living area as there were 2 adults and 3 children ages 14-10. We were given a king bed and pull put sofa and told there were no other rooms. We will never book thru kayak again!!!
The front desk service was terrible.
His name from the front desk is Henry.
I am a foreigner. When I was checking in, I asked him if i have to pay for having breakfast. His face expression was like "what the fuck are you asking me that kind if stupid question?" And he was just looking at me for 5 seconds and answered that its gonna be charged. I felt very uncomfortable about his attitude. After that, when I entered the room, I just shocked one more because the water was leacking around the toilet and there was some hairs on the floor.. so I came down and talked to the guy, Henry about it. He said sorry about that and changed my room number. I said thank you but he didnt say anything. Its so rude. And also I asked him if i can have toothpaste and his attitudes was just unprofessional.. Very disappointed about hilton hotel.
Although very close to the airport , the sound of jets was unnoticeable.
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The Taj is in a perfect location near the Common, Newbury St. shopping and restaurants, and Copley Sq.
I loved everything about the Taj.
Room, though "nonsmoking" reeked of smoke. All decor, carpet dingy
The staff was wonderful, very polite and helpful. The hotel was very clean. The beds were quite comfortable. The room was nicely spacious. It is a lovely hotel conveniently located for the tourist.
The appointments were a little less than expected considering the expense/level of accommodation. Nothing major. The furniture was sub-par - the drawers didn't close well, the closet door light weight. The phone lines did not work. There was on-going remodeling work to which the trouble with the phones might be attributed however the issue was not resolved within our four night stay.
Awesome staff. They helped a lot with restaurants and hot spots of Boston.
They asked if I'd like a spacious room.. I got a regular one oddly shaped. They had construction going and woke me up with drills and hammers at 730am both the nights I was there
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Port of Spain, Trinidad - A blazing unbeaten innings of 82 from skipper Justin Guillen ensured Queen's Park Cricket Club a place in the last eight of the Premier Division Twenty20 competition's Group A, as they thumped Moosai Sports by nine wickets yesterday at Honeymoon Park, Tunapuna....
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Transat could turn to foreign pilots to supplement fleet flying to sun, Europe
MONTREAL - Transat A.T. says it could turn to foreign pilots during its busy seasons after it begins to operate flights to sun destinations next year and change the composition of its fleet.
Air Transat, the travel company's airline, will add Boeing B737 narrow-body jets to its fleet, currently comprised of Airbus A310 and A330 wide-body aircraft, the company said Thursday.
Transat (TSX:TRZ.B) said five leased narrow-body aircraft will be added to the fleet on a permanent basis, while six others secured possibly from foreign airlines will be used on a seasonal basis in winter when travel from Canada to sun destinations is high.
Air Transat's wide-body fleet, which operates on the transatlantic market on an annual basis, will continue to serve certain sun destinations as well.
The vacation company said that by 2015 the number of wide-body aircraft will be reduced to 16 from 21 aircraft with third-party carriers contracted if required during the high season.
Since 2003, it has contracted other companies to provide planes for many of its southern routes, with the most recent being Nova Scotia-based CanJet. Their contract comes to an end in April 30, 2014 but Transat expects to maintain its business relationship with CanJet.
Last year, Transat, Air Canada, WestJet and the Air Line Pilots Association, which represents Air Transat pilots, complained to the federal government about rival Sunwing's extensive use of foreign pilots at substantially lower costs. They said resorting to foreign planes should be an exception but have become an important feature of Sunwing's business model.
Transat spokeswoman Debbie Cabana says the company will make efforts to continue to employ Canadian pilots but conceded that relying on a few foreign pilots is a possibility.
"Canadian fleets should always comprise a substantial majority of Canadian pilots and crews so with our internationalization if necessary we will use a minority of foreign pilots but they will be hired through existing government programs," she said.
Transat said it can improve its profitability by gaining flexibility through an accordion fleet model that can be adjusted according to market demand.
Air Transat recently won concessions from pilots, flight attendants and others that are expected to sharply trim operating costs.
For example, Air Transat's more than 1,700 flight attendants agreed to some $9-million in non-wage concessions to help it meet increasing competition in the holiday travel industry. A key element will see the number of attendants on A330 airliners reduced to 10 from 11.
Transat said Thursday that internalization of medium-haul operations, including the impact of the employee agreements, should generate savings of some $8 million in 2013, $15 million in 2014 and $30 million a year in 2015 and beyond.
Those are important for the airline as the Montreal-based carrier faces increasing competition, including from Air Canada's (TSX:AC.B) newly formed low-cost carrier Rouge.
"A return to profitability remains our primary goal, and operating costs, particularly air costs, are an essential factor in profitability for any tour operator," stated CEO Jean-Marc Eustache.
He said operating its own flights will increase control over its aviation operations, implement a more competitive cost structure and have Air Transat cabin crews on all flights.
The addition of narrow-body aircraft won't increase Air Transat employment because of the number of larger planes that will be removed from the fleet.
But the company said operating the narrow body planes will allow the company to stabilize jobs by reducing seasonal layoffs.
Benoit Poirier of Desjardins Capital Markets said the news "demonstrates the company's effective execution of its cost-cutting initiatives."
He said the savings from the new fleet — which the company expects will reach $18 million, in addition to $12 million from union concessions in 2015 — could add 53 cents per share in earnings. He estimates the impact will be 14 cents per share in 2013 and 27 cents per share in 2014.
On the Toronto Stock Exchange, Transat's shares gained 18 cents, or 3.8 per cent, at $4.88 in Thursday afternoon trading.
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"When life throws you a curve ball, learn to hit a good slam off it" Anonymous
There are a bunch of classic quotes centered around the life and curveball theme, but they all got one thing in common. Sometimes things just don't work out as planned and so you gotta learn to play the game […]
An Unexpected Turn in the Road
By libertatemamo On February 9, 2011 · 11 Comments
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Every now and then life takes you along roads which you didn't expect to travel. Experience has taught me that it's best to go with the flow of these things. After all, if everything is telling you to go in a certain direction, then you might want to follow that lead. I've found this philosophy can […]
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