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Oakland, CA (Sports Network) - C.J. Wilson tossed 6 1/3 solid innings and received support from a trio of home runs that helped the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim to a 5-4 victory over Oakland that prevented the Athletics from a three-game series sweep.
The Angels grabbed a 4-2 lead on sixth-inning homers by Mike Trout and Mark Trumbo, with Howie Kendrick clubbing a solo shot of his own earlier in the game as part of a 3-for-4 day. Trout added a triple while scoring twice as Anaheim halted a four-game losing streak.
"Whoever we're playing, we need wins," said Angels manager Mike Scioscia. "We have to focus on what the process is to get there."
Wilson (3-0) survived five walks to limit the A's to a pair of runs on six hits over his stint, while Ernesto Frieri snuffed out a late Oakland comeback effort in registering the final five outs for his fourth save of the year.
"We have to stay hungry because we have a long road to get to where we want to go," said Wilson.
All three Anaheim homers came against Tommy Milone (3-3), who was dealt the loss despite matching a career high with 10 strikeouts over seven innings of work. The left-hander was reached for four runs on seven hits.
Adam Rosales went 3-for-4 with an RBI single to pace Oakland offensively in the setback, the A's first in six meetings with the Halos this year.
The Angels had managed only one hit -- Kendrick's solo homer in the second -- against Milone through the game's first four innings, and trailed 2-1 before their bats began to come around in the fifth.
Consecutive singles from Josh Hamilton and Kendrick started the frame, and J.B. Shuck later came through with a clutch two-out hit that brought home Hamilton with the tying run.
Trout sent Anaheim ahead with a long home run to left to open the sixth. Two batters later, Trumbo lofted a deep fly that bounced off the top of the scoreboard and back in play as he safely ran to second, with a subsequent video review determining the ball had cleared the home-run line for a 4-2 lead.
Trout's second triple in as many games came against Pat Neshek in the top of the eighth, with the 2012 AL Rookie of the Year crossing the plate on Albert Pujols' sac fly for what turned out to be a very important run.
Anaheim reliever Michael Kohn hit Nate Freiman with a pitch to open Oakland's half of the eighth, with Luke Montz smoking an RBI double off Scott Downs one out later to cut the deficit to two. Rosales then singled up the middle to bring in Montz to pull the A's within 5-4, and the tying run reached second after Frieri walked John Jaso before preventing further damage with an inning- ending strikeout of Seth Smith.
Frieri overcame a bout of wildness in the ninth to nail down the win. He hit leadoff hitter Yoenis Cespedes and later issued two walks, but Cespedes was caught trying to steal and Frieri got Eric Sogard to foul out and end the game with the tying run at second.
While Milone was otherwise efficient despite being plagued by the three gopher balls, Wilson worked in and out of trouble for a good portion of his stint. He escaped unscathed from a bases-loaded jam in the bottom of the first, then stranded Rosales at third in the fourth after the Oakland infielder smacked a leadoff double and advanced a base on a bunt.
The A's threatened again in the bottom of the sixth, when walks to Josh Reddick and Jed Lowrie around a one-out single by Rosales loaded the bases with one out. Wilson again came through, however, inducing a double-play grounder from Derek Norris to end the inning.
"We don't need to go out and put anymore pressure on ourselves to win in New York and Cleveland to try and better that record," stated A's shortstop Jed Lowrie. "We're out here to win and we're going to do everything we can to win every game."
Oakland's only runs came via back-to-back RBI doubles from Josh Donaldson and Freiman in the third, with Freiman's hit putting the A's on top by a 2-1 count.
The Athletics left 13 men on base for the game ... Montz was recalled from
Triple-A Sacramento prior to the contest after Oakland placed outfielder Coco
Crisp and pitcher Brett Anderson on the disabled list, and made his first
appearance in the majors since Sept. 28, 2008 (with Washington) ... Milone
struck out 10 batters twice as a rookie last season ... The Angels recalled
pitcher Ryan Brasier from Triple-A Salt Lake on Wednesday, while optioning
lefty reliever Nick Maronde to the minors.
Former Heisman Trophy winners Matt Leinart, Eric Crouch and Rashaan Salaam are among 76 Football Bowl Subdivision players on the ballot for election into the 2016 class of the College Football Hall of Fame.
The regular season in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series has reached its midpoint, with 13 races completed and 13 to go before the championship Chase begins.
The Houston Texans have signed defensive lineman Brandon Deaderick, who played last season with the New Orleans Saints.
The Toronto Blue Jays activated catcher Dioner Navarro from the 15-day disabled list following a 2-0 loss to the Washington Nationals in the opener of Tuesday's doubleheader.
Sacramento Kings forward Carl Landry underwent surgery on Tuesday to repair a torn ligament in his right wrist, the team said.
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Dognapping: An 18-year-old District man was sentenced to four years in prison today for attempting to steal a Yorkie at gunpoint, according to a press release from the U.S. Attorney's Office. "Give me your dog," Christopher Young told the dog's owner as he pointed a gun at her. "Yorkies cost a lot of money." The dog soon escaped from Young and returned home, while the would-be dog thief was apprehended thanks to a GPS tracker on his ankle. +1
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For The Birds: A bird is stuck in the Columbia Heights DSW and Animal Control reportedly isn't helping. -1
Cicadas: Are weird. -4
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Posted on 6/11/15 by DPJ Staff » No Comments
For the past year, Phoenix residents have provided thoughtful feedback on the City of Phoenix's future investment in transportation (Prop 104) and its General Plan (Prop 100). On June 16, RadiatePHX invites the community to rally in support of these important initiatives and their impact on downtown at the August 25 ballot box.
The networking event is a special edition of the monthly RadiatePHX, where business, community, and city leaders gather on a monthly basis to connect about issues and happenings affecting our city's core.
Featured Speakers: This month's program features remarks from Phoenix City Councilwoman Kate Gallego on MovePHX, PlanPHX Committee Chair Mo Stein on the General Plan, plus a welcome message from this month's host, DeSoto Central Market General Manager Shawn Connelly.
In "Rock the Vote" spirit, an official voter registration ambassador from the Arizona Secretary of State will be on hand to register voters and answer questions.
Let's Move, PHX! This is the last RadiatePHX until August so walk, ride bike, or take light rail to DeSoto Central Market, conveniently located at Central Ave. and Roosevelt St.
What: RadiatePHX
When: Tuesday, June 16 5-7 p.m. (program begins at 6 p.m.)
Where: DeSoto Central Market, 915 N. Central Ave., Phoenix 85004
Cost: FREE, with complimentary bites
Park/Ride: Vehicle parking is limited. Walk, bike, or take light rail!
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About RadiatePHX
Presented by Downtown Phoenix Inc., Downtown Phoenix Journal, and the Phoenix Community Alliance, RadiatePHX is a free monthly networking event that invites you to "connect to the core" to learn about downtown opportunities, issues, and solutions; receive key updates from guest speakers on what's happening in downtown; and discover how you can connect and contribute.
Reinvent Phoenix is Transforming Neighborhoods
Posted on 5/07/15 by Jill Bernstein » No Comments
In 2011, funding became available from the U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for cities to do smart growth planning. Phoenix had forward thinking civic leadership, staff, and community partners poised and ready to collaborate and seized the opportunity with a proposal for a bold, transformative program called Reinvent Phoenix. Curt Upton (pictured right) of the City of Phoenix Planning and Development Department was a key leader in the design and creation of this long-term collaborative project with two main goals: create an attractive investment environment in transit-oriented development (TOD) districts along the light rail, and maximize the community benefits from these investments.
Upton points out, "These were very competitive grants. Hundreds of cities applied and only 8% were selected." Not only that, he adds, "Phoenix was awarded $2.9M, the 4th largest grant in the country."
At the time of the grant application (2011), Upton contends that Phoenix was still hurting from the recession and "there was a strong feeling that we needed to try something different, to have a time out and think about how to develop our city differently. We'd just invested in a huge light rail project, and we needed to make the most of it."
Thus was born Reinvent Phoenix. The Planning Department was the lead applicant, but "it was very much a collaborative process," said Upton. "We needed about eight other city departments to participate in the process – streets, parks, art & culture, public works, etc….and we also had to reach out to community partners."
They began by asking a bold question, "Can we create and implement a vision that can demonstrate a better Phoenix?….As the light rail expands, through this vision can we create a new model for how we develop our city that includes best practices, walkability, and equity – where everyone benefits?" The vision was "not just a place where wealthy people go, not just a café scene or art scene, but daycare facilities, decent housing and healthcare for the people who work in the cafes and neighborhood businesses."
"HUD awarded us the grant because of both the ideas in the plan and the partners that were brought into process," said Upton, who emphasizes that these partnerships are significant not just for the purposes of the grant, but in order to have a long-term impact on the city. "That was the hope," said Upton, "to bring partners into almost a movement, using civic leadership to create coalition." From Upton's perspective, "building these partnerships upfront means that everyone has ownership in the outcome. Everyone is invested in the vision and the road map that creates investment and equity for the long term."
This collaborative model helps dispel what Upton calls "every planner's fear….that we'll spend hours, months, energy and dedication to create a plan that just collects dust on a shelf. No one wants that."
Reinvent is a transformational program – so it needs to have legs over decades. In order to do that it required upfront civic leadership and community engagement instead of top down planning. Upton says, "It's much harder to do, but if you put the upfront work in, it pays dividends going forward. It's important to build broad community ownership, so that many people support the plan over time."
What are Curt Upton's thoughts about the long-term impact on the City from the Reinvent Phoenix program? He says, "I hope that it helps position Phoenix to benefit over the next couple of decades. There's a unique historic occurrence in cities going on right now. Two large demographic groups – millennials and baby boomers are converging on the real estate market and they both want the same things – walkable neighborhoods with amenities close by."
Regarding baby boomers, Upton notes that "A whole generation will be over 65 in the next two decades. Increasingly they will be looking to get out of the suburbs and find ways to live that aren't as costly and are easier to navigate if you don't want to or can'tdrive."
He adds, "At the same time you have the millennials coming in with a different set of preferences than the previous generation. And it's not just going to be a fad. This younger generation is looking for a different product than in the past."
Upton just returned from a conference in Seattle where he heard the phenomenon described by a real estate fund manager described as "planes in the air, looking to land."
He explains, "Investors want to invest, but they are looking for good places to land. Cities can position themselves for investment by creating the right conditions for investors to land." He adds, "Reinvent helps Phoenix take advantage of this historical opportunity to make our city better."
Upton is a Phoenix native and has spent the last nine years with the City Planning and Development Department. Wednesday, April 29, was his last day, however, as he has been lured to a new job in planning in Denver.
"Denver is similar to Phoenix, but a little ahead of us. It's an opportunity. I'm a Phoenix native and have lived here my whole life, but I respect the work they are doing in Denver and it is a chance to learn stuff."
"Nine years ago I took the job with the city for the opportunity to do important work." In reflecting back, he is grateful for the entrepreneurial, hands off management in the department that empowered him and his staff to do just that.
Wire | Stand Up 4 Transportation Parade on April 9
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See First-ever Stand Up 4 Transportation Parade on April 9
Transportation agencies in Arizona unite in support of critical federal funding legislation
Valley Metro, along with Arizona's local and state transportation agencies, will host a transportation vehicle parade and media event on National Transportation Infrastructure Day, Thursday, April 9.
The American Public Transportation Association is launching Stand Up 4 Transportation, a national movement aimed at educating elected officials about the importance of transportation infrastructure investment and the need for sustainable federal funding before the current transportation bill expires on May 31, 2015. Anyone can sign the online petition to support transportation infrastructure funding at valleymetro.org/connected or follow activities at #StandUp4Transportation or #SU4T.
"A reliable federal funding source is critical to maintain and expand our streets, bridges, public transit and aviation facilities," said Steve Banta, Valley Metro CEO, on behalf of event partners. "Preserving and improving transportation infrastructure revitalizes communities, enhances quality of life and creates jobs."
Who: American Public Transportation Association (APTA), Arizona Chapter of Associated General Contractors, Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), Arizona Transit Association (AzTA), City of Phoenix, Dunn Transportation, Friends of Transit, Grid Bike Share, Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG), Maricopa County Department of Transportation(MCDOT), Mountain Line (Flagstaff), Sun Tran (Tucson), Valley Metro and Yuma County Area Transit
Sponsors: Alternate Concepts, Inc., First Transit, HDR and Sundt Stacy & Witbeck Joint Venture
What: Transportation vehicles* that support crucial transportation services and projects in Arizona will travel on Central/1st avenues
*Public transit buses from Phoenix, Tucson and Yuma; Mountain Line vanpool van; ADOT snow plow; construction equipment and more!
When: Thursday, April 9, 10 a.m. Vehicle parade, 10:30 a.m. Media event
Where: Parade travels from Hance Park to Civic Space Park along Central/1st Ave. Best view of parade: southeast corner of Roosevelt St./1st Ave. Media event & vehicle display: Civic Space Park
Why: The current federal transportation funding bill, Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act (MAP-21), is set to expire on May 31, 2015. Without a long-term federal transportation funding bill, Arizona's infrastructure will face tremendous uncertainty for vital transportation services and projects. Transportation is the backbone of our local and national economy. A long-term transportation bill is needed for better and expanded transportation options and to continue to support the economy.
Remarks: Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton; U.S. Congressman Ruben Gallego; Maricopa County Department of Transportation Director Jennifer Toth; Additional elected and private sector leaders.
Image courtesy of Valley Metro.
Uptown Plaza Strips Back to its Midcentury Modern Past
Posted on 3/17/15 by Jill Bernstein » 1 Comment
There are lots of conversations these days about how to preserve, enhance and contribute to an authentic sense of place in our urban core. And while not all projects are as successful as some would like, increasingly we're seeing innovative, adaptive reuse renovations along the Central corridor.
These projects incorporate our unique history and provide vital new use opportunities for 21st century enterprises: education, research and development, and diverse businesses. Not every building will be preserved, but as we speak an interesting renovation/adaptive reuse project with glorious potential is taking shape in the vintage Uptown Plaza on the northeast corner of Camelback Rd. and Central Ave.
Uptown Plaza, with its modern brick, masonry and steel midcentury modern construction originally opened on August 25, 1955. It was constructed by Del Webb and was the first "suburban" retail shopping center outside of downtown Phoenix. From the beginning, the unique mix of midcentury design details, along with a variety of shopping and dining options made it a popular destination for Phoenicians. Uptown was home to everything from Jerand's of Arizona fine fashions and Bostrom's department store, to the national grocery chain, Piggly Wiggly (currently AJ's Fine Foods).
Over the years the center has suffered from a series of stucco "improvements" and the once vibrant corner has experienced vacancies and under-use for a long time now. Local developer, Vintage Partners saw a unique opportunity to bring the center back to life. Vintage Partners Principal, Dave Scholl approached the center's owners to sell them on the concept of a comprehensive revitalization that would restore much of the midcentury modern elements and re-attract a mix of local, regional and national tenants to create a jewel destination in uptown.
As Scholl puts it, "When you see someone like a Craig DeMarco invest in an area, you see the chance – the risks he took, how he's been rewarded and how the neighborhood has appreciated that reinvestment. And I think a little more is a good idea."
Designed by Nelsen Partners (Kierland Commons, Scottsdale Quarter), the renovation plans are still being finalized as Vintage Partners and builder Kitchell Contractors determine how much of the original red brick façade (including many interior walls) can be preserved. However, the end results will combine a restoration of the classic lines and low-slung shapes with verdant new landscaping and modern amenities, including rebuilding the original 15-foot shade overhangs with cantilevers to achieve a sleeker, less cluttered look.
In its current deconstructed state, many of the old painted signs for the earlier businesses have been uncovered and, in talking with Scholl, we wondered if those elements would be retained. Unfortunately, it appears that keeping those painted signs will be problematic, since they would conflict with the new tenant signage. Scholl and the contractors believe that these painted signs were actually under the original neon signs. If you look closely you can see dozens of holes in the brick around these signs where it appears that the neon was affixed. The goal according to Scholl however, is "to preserve as much of the original brick with the worn patina of time as possible."
While many people are familiar with the work that Vintage Partners did renovating the corner of 7th Ave. and McDowell, Scholl points out why this project should have a happier outcome.
"Our vision is to peel all this stucco off and get back to the original brick. Unlike 7th Ave and McDowell, this center was built with baked brick. 7th ave and Mcdowell was built with sand brick – not baked. Sand brick is allowed to dry in the sun, which makes for very brittle bricks, which crumbled when we began to take the stucco off." He adds, "and because it was built in the 30s, it didn't have any steel to reinforce the brick. Uptown was built in the 50s and in just those twenty years building standards had changed. Uptown was built with baked brick and reinforced with steel." So far, so good. As they peel off the layers of stucco, the underlying brick is still strong and viable, which means much more of the original character of the center will be maintained.
"The center has a great anchor with AJ's," said Scholl, "The next best anchors in retail are great destination restaurants. We'll be picking out four to six great destination restaurants, and then filling in with soft goods, gift stores, etc."
A really exciting change will be taking place in the far back corner of the plaza. In the original center, the back corner was actually connected, there was no courtyard. Over the years, changes were made, and the buildings were separated. Vintage is planning to open up this space even further, increasing the width of the walking area by putting in a big lawn in the middle with restaurants spilling out onto the space with outdoor dining patios. With the right tenants, it will be a great addition to this increasingly walkable, bikeable neighborhood.
In working on this project, which is close to his heart, Scholl says that he "feels like an archeologist." He adds, "I've lived in Phoenix for 43 years, and I can remember when McCreary's drugstore was on that corner (pointing to the current remains of Boston Market)."
Most of the work on the plaza will be completed by September 2015 and new tenants will be able to get in and begin building out their spaces soon after, so Scholl anticipates these businesses will begin opening in early 2016. Some of the current businesses will remain, including AJ's. Vintage Partners will be working with them on renovating the exterior of the store, which will hopefully be followed by AJ's themselves renovating the interior of their store.
And Vintage has just contracted with Modern Manor vintage furnishings owners, Kylie & Ryan Durkin, to help restore the authentic midcentury modern charm to this landmark center. "This project is a rare find to midcentury fan boys like us," says Ryan Durkin. "We're looking at incorporating some of our favorite designs from the 50's into the center's ecosystem."
In our wild west, tear-down, build new, expand-out kind of city, we're only now beginning to grapple with the challenges of preserving our unique places. Some success stories, like the recent renovation of the old Beefeaters into the Newton, the Upward Projects work on Windsor, Federal Pizza, Postino's, and Joyride, are shining examples of thoughtful renovations that incorporate the past, while looking to the future. We're hopeful that Vintage Partners' renovation of Uptown Plaza will continue that momentum.
Wire | April is Valley Bike Month
Posted on 3/17/15 by DPJ Staff » 1 Comment
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The Perks of Participating in Valley Bike Month
Trade in your four-wheels for two! April is Valley Bike Month and there's so much to gain by getting involved. Bicycling can be used for short trips or to extend a transit trip. Bicycling can lead to increased fitness and fun, and it's also a great way for families and friends to spend time together as they pedal their way to a favorite local destination. Visit sharetheride.com to learn more and track your bicycling trips to enter to win prizes.
More people are catching on to the benefits of bicycling to work. Six percent of Valley commuters bike at least one day a week. Bikes also help extend a transit trip whether on bus or light rail.
The Benefits of Riding
Bike instead of drive and then connect to a bus or light rail to complete your trip.
Burn more calories and reduce the risk of heart disease. Less stress, too!
Cyclists save on commute costs and many businesses offer special deals to riders.
Reduces emissions that cause air pollution, reduces fuel consumption and traffic congestion.
Valley Bike Month Events
For a list of all Valley Bike Month events visit sharetheride.com. Find a bike buddy, track your bike trips and enter to win great prizes!


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this is an expensive one comparing to Jalan Bukit Bintang Arabic restaurants
the food is good the service does not meets with the prices
3 days in Kuala Lumpur
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Best Food in Kuala Lumpur
I went to Marrakesh Restaurant with my wife last weekend, and the food was amazing. The meat was excellent taste, and the rice with soup were very flavorful and fabulous. It had quick service, and the atmosphere was very happy and romantic. I think it a moderate price. however, I honestly enjoyed it. In my personal belief you have to...
Good place for a night out, a late dinner followed by "Hukka" . The food is good and the place has a good outside seating and it's bustling through the night
The one I visited at Bukit Bintang - Over priced. I had to join my foreign colleagues who wanted something heavy after their light lunch at the R & R of Air Keroh. We were staying at the Swiss Garden Hotel and was walking along the area looking for dinner. The seating looked comfortable enough compared to the other "open"...
Less than average, over priced, slow service.
There are many Better choices in Bukit Bintang.
Tarbush more tasty with half price.
As a venue, Marakesh is nice. For everything else, it's a waste of an evening. It wasn't very busy, but the drinks took an hour to arrive! The food arrived in about 40 minutes, which was OK, but it was very average & I was disappointed with the quality. The salad which was supposed to have feta cheese, was served...
Restaurant's business starts after evening and it turns over crowded till mid night.
*Very good food
*Great place to party with friends and to smoke Shesha
*very good atmosphere
*Very slow service some time you have to wait for more then 1 hour to have your food.
*not suitable for dating and family due to over crowd
Late night dinner in this arabic restaurant, albeit the good food, was kind of spoiled by the slow service and disinterested waiters.
Maybe it's the location (tucked between other arabic and persian restaurants, in a very touristy area full of lights and bustling life), maybe it's just the nature of majority of middle eastern restaurants staff in the city...
Great food for a great price. Every time I visit KL I stop here for a meal.
My only excuse was that it was on the way back from the hotel and I was starving. I had a lamb "sandwich" which was pretty awful. Staff were nice but they couldn't save the expereience because the food was just soooo bad. I basically left half the plate, paid and walked out.
Its on Bukit Bintang opposite Farenheit shopping...
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I'll be applying for a student loan through a private lender who only looks at Equifax. However, I'm worried that my credit score will be lower because one of my two credit card accounts is over the limit (OTL). Although I have made all minimum payments, I'm worried about utilization.
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Right on the water
Keyed doors
Loved the pontoon we rented from the marine and the location on the lake! Saw them working on all the swimming pools, but that's the only work I saw being done.
The remodeling project has been taking forever and I see very little progress in the lobby, the multi-level addition with the stream running through it, and no updating of the rooms. Our balcony door did not lock. Our air conditioning unit was ancient and never got the room cool enough in April so I can't imagine how hot rooms will be in July.
Don't be fooled by the pictures of the gorgeous lobby the bay front rooms are awful! Smells moldy, broken patio door handle, etc. we walked in the room and I about cried!! So much for a romantic 1 year anniversary trip. The smell alone made me sick! The rooms say non smoking but there was an ashtray. We left and went down the road to Camden on the lake. More expensive but WELL worth it!!!!! We will NEVER EVER go back!!
Blood on shower wall... everything is crazy expensive. So big if u don't rent a cart u spend half ur time walking
I like how it is in the middle of nowhere but has all the necessities one would need for a getaway!
The hotel went above and beyond expectations, my only complaint would be the toll bridge which they have no control over
It was off the lake
Staff very rude and unprofessional! Also you had to pay to use recreational equipment such as ping pong balls or a basket ballllsss. They should not advertise an arcade if they do not provide the equipment to use it.
The staff seamed to try to work with our needs. The beds were comfortable. The breakfast had more options then most.
The hotel advertises a hot tub, and exercise room. The hot tub was not hot even after I asked about it several times. The exercise equipment was run down and did not work. The WIFI was very weak and I could not even use it. We had two rooms and the phones did not work, so I had to walk to the counter every time I needed to deal with an issue. The bath room had mold in the shower.
It was close to the attraction we were there for.
I showed up to check in, and they didn't have my reservation and was told there wasn't a room available. Eventually the staff decided to clean a room so we could stay. Im very easy going and I thought they were abrasive and rude. The room.. We slept dressed and on top of the sheets. The shower was a lot like standing under a kinked hose and nearly warm water temperature.
Location Had Wi-Fi
Restaurant closed two days. Room very small
Off the main road, Very Quiet and furniture is very nice wood décor.
it was close to the state park
the pool was closed and looked like it has not been open for along time.I was very upset about this
Clean linens, pleasant smelling room, ample parking, good ice machines!
Manager condescending in manner both in person & phone. Because they didn't have the size room we requested,upgraded us to a suite, but charged us for linens for the pull out couch. Manager took phone reservation in the middle of checking me in.
Price was good. The staff was friendly. There is a microwave, refrigerator, and coffee pot in the room. Lobby is nice. Close location to shopping at outlet mall.
I never saw the continental breakfast. Tried to go into lobby 2 days in a row but doors were still locked around 7am. When I checked in the front desk wanted me to pay. I had to explain I already paid online. It took a few minutes to figure out but she had the wrong persons information with my reservation. Bring a printed receipt that you paid. Room had a musty smell and is outdated.
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Premier League referees will run two training programmes that will leave a legacy for match officials in Singapore.
Premier League referees will run two training programmes that will leave a legacy for match officials in Singapore.
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The 25-year-old will move to the Etihad Stadium on a long-term contract that will see his wages rise to £100,000-a-week
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The Scandinavians held the favourites Portugal to a goalless draw over 120 minutes before triumphing on penalties to secure the European Championship
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|Lid Included: No
|Cutting Board Included: No
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|The olloclip is a quick-connect lens solution for the iPhone 4 that includes Fisheye, Wide-angle and Macro lenses in one small, convenient package that easily fits in your pocket. Nestled in the palm of your hand, the olloclip connects to the iPhone within seconds so youll be sure to capture the image you wantif you dont see the picture youre looking for, just flip it over to switch lenses.The Fisheye lens captures approximately a 180 Degree field-of-view and produces some striking images. The Wide-Angle lens is great for when you need that extra field of view, approximately double that of the normal IPhone.The Macro lens applies roughly a 10X multiplier and allows you to focus the iPhone within 12-15mm of the subject. Cleverly concealed within the olloclip, the Macro lens is easily accessed by unscrewing the Wide-Angle lens that is normally attached to it. The olloclip ships with a carrying bag made from a microfiber material that doubles as a lens cleaner and conveniently holds the supplied-lens caps or the Wide-Angle lens when removed for Macro shots.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The national security adviser for the White House says the material seized from Osma bin Laden's compound in Pakistan amounts to the largest cache of intelligence ever gathered from any single terrorist.
During an appearance on NBC's "Meet the Press," national security adviser Tom Donilon (DAHN'-uh-lihn) said the CIA estimated the intelligence haul to be the size of a small college library.
Donilon says that the United States cannot consider al-Qaida to be strategically defeated. However, he says that the nation has reached an important milestone in the struggle to take down the terrorist organization.
The national security adviser says that al-Qaida deputy Ayman al-Zawahiri is not anywhere near the leader that bin Laden was, but that the threat will continue.
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The University of Texas at Tyler Music Department will hold a faculty composition recital featuring local poet Anne McCrady, Dr. Michael Thrasher, UT Tyler School of Performing Arts director, announced. The public event will be 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 5 in the UT Tyler Braithwaite Recital Hall. The recital will feature an hour of original …
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The Pilot Club of Longview will host its 5th Annual Sporting Clays Tournament at Prairie Creek Sporting Clays on Saturday, February 28, 2015. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m., with competition beginning at 8:30 a.m. The tournament is a 4-man shoot format, and entry fee is $400 per team or $100 per person, which includes lunch. …
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LETU Names Dr. Kristy Morgan New Dean of Students
LeTourneau University has named Dr. Kristy Morgan as the new dean of students, effective January 1. Morgan previously served as LETU's director of career services and as senior director of retention and career services prior to her recent promotion. Before moving to Longview in 2013, she served in various leadership capacities in student and residential …
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Sixty-four students at The University of Texas at Tyler were inducted into the Alpha Chi Honor Society Texas Alpha Xi Chapter for the 2014-15 academic year. Outstanding faculty awards, which recognize teaching excellence and compassion for students, also were presented to the following: Dr. Marco Castaneda, College of Arts and Sciences, liberal arts; Suzanne Pundt, …
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The University of Texas at Tyler online nursing programming has achieved national recognition, Dr. Yong Tai Wang, College of Nursing and Health Sciences dean, announced. Out of 50 nationally accredited nursing institutions analyzed by the national independent organization SuperScholar, UT Tyler ranks among the best in the country to offer quality online undergraduate nursing education. …
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Once upon a time there lived a dwarf named Ernest. He was usually a happy fellow, but today he was sitting in his cottage looking out at the world. He sighed deeply. The trees were bare, and the sky was the color of ash. The river was even grayer than the sky. All the world's creatures were huddled in their homes, gloomy and bored. Oh, the world was a miserable place! Ernest shivered and turned to the hearth and tossed another log on the fire. Up flew sparks, and Ernest smiled in sympathy at the sight of Purr, his half-blind cat, creeping closer to the fire. He petted his shaggy dog, Elmer. "What shall we do with all this gray and cold, my little friends?" Ernest asked. "What can we do to brighten the world?"Ernest always seemed to be taking care of someone, especially the old and the ill, and now he wanted more than anything to make the world happy, to bring back the sun and the glow of the world, to feel the energy of the earth, but everything felt still and barren. Purr curled herself into a ball, sad to see Ernest so disheartened, and Elmer wagged his tail, hoping this might cheer the dwarf, but it did not. Just then, two angels, Evelyn and Eleanor, flew over the cottage, and they swooped low and peered into their favorite dwarf's window. Ernest opened the window to greet them. "Hello, Evelyn and Eleanor, hello ..." "What's wrong?" Evelyn asked. "You look so sad." "And you're never sad," Eleanor said. "Never," Evelyn agreed. "Something's wrong with the world," Ernest said. "There's been no sun for months, and everything is oh-so-gray and bare. The world seems miserable." The angels shook their heads, the
golden curls on their heads dancing, but their rosy faces, always so light and beautiful, had turned a little bit ashen, and they sighed, too. "The world can't sleep," Eleanor said, "so it's feeling out of sorts." "The world is just plain weary," Evelyn concluded. At that moment they all heard a crack in the sky, and then came a rolling roar from somewhere in the distance, and the trees began to shake, and Ernest's little cottage rocked. Smoke swept out of the hearth into the room. Purr coughed, and Elmer sneezed, and Ernest gasped, but then, just as suddenly, the shaking and roaring stopped, and everything was still again. "What was that?" Ernest asked the angels. "That was a yawn," Evelyn said. "The world is yawning." Ernest's misery deepened. He desperately wanted to do something to help the world, but he did not know how. He was, after all, very small, and the world was quite large. "What can I do?" he asked Evelyn and Eleanor. "If you want to help the world," the angels said, "you must walk to the land of dead leaves and then on to the world of frozen sunbeams. There you'll find a woman known as Mother Goose. Ask her if she would be kind enough to put the world to bed. If you can find her, she will be able to help." The prospect of doing something cheered Ernest a little, and so he dressed in his warm clothing and set off for the land of dead leaves. He walked for a long time. Suddenly he heard the crackling of leaves beneath his feet, and he realized he had arrived. He was exhausted, but he said aloud, "I will not stop," and on he walked, chanting as he walked, determined to reach the land of the frozen sunbeams. Oh, he
was tired, nearly as tired as the world itself. Finally he reached a place where everything was dazzling and gleaming, glistening and shimmering. Beneath his feet the ground felt cold and hard. "This must be the place," he said, and he heard the sound of honking and flapping wings above him as a flock of geese flew overhead. "Hellooo ... please, where's your Mother Goose?" But the geese just flew past, and the poor dwarf began to weep. "I'm lost," he said aloud. "It's no use. I'll never find her." "You're not lost," a voice said, and when Ernest looked up he was staring at the kindly face of an old woman, with rosy cheeks and dimples, and the brightest eyes he'd ever seen. And she was sitting on the back of an enormous goose - a goose such as no one in this world has ever seen. "Mother Goose!" Ernest said, for he knew this must be she. "Won't you please help put the world to sleep? The poor world is exhausted, but it can't seem to sleep." "Of course I'll help," Mother Goose said, and she began to pluck feathers from the back of her huge goose. These she began to toss and scatter about her, and Ernest was lost in a sea of flying white feathers. "There you go!" Mother Goose cried. "There you are, kind dwarf." The way was difficult, but Ernest traveled back home, and when at long last he reached the river and his little cottage, he saw that the world was no longer gray. Instead, it was covered in a thick, white blanket, and Ernest smiled with happiness. "Purr," he told his cat, "now we can sleep, and so can the world. After a while Mother Goose will lift her blanket, and the world will be rested and fresh." And so it was that Ernest and Elmer and Purr closed their eyes, and like everyone else, they slept contentedly, dreaming of the spring to come.
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Going in for an ultrasound on Wednesday to see if its still there but I'm.not very hopeful, doc found hb super fast last time at 13w2d and searched for about 5 minutes this time and nothing. Sorry if this is rambly, upset. UPDATE!!!! My baby is 100% fine and beautiful and wiggly!! Apparently my placenta IS posterior but the baby is basically laying as close to my back as he/she can get which will make it hard to find a heartbeat until it gets bigger and the little arms and legs aren't reaching to my tummy which is why I'm not feeling anything. Told the tech I'm team green and she was awesome about keeping it moving in the AREA so we couldn't get a clear view but my sister and I both think we spied a weenie!! Not that it matters:) Thank you ladies so much for all the positive stories and feedback, thoughts and prayers, and even just your outrage on my behalf for having to wait through the longest 50+ hours I've experienced lately. I can't express how much I looked forward to reading all your words of hope and encouragement. XOXO
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Listen to the sounds of the ocean while enjoying the sunsets from your wrap around porch overlooking the a mature landscaped acre and heated gunite pool. Built by Joe Spano in 2006 and designed by architects Peter Tokar & David Stanton. Homes features six bedrooms, eight and one half baths, den with fireplace, living room with fireplace, large country kitchen with a tin ceiling, center island and bench seating, formal dining room with fireplace and butler's pantry, and wine cellar. Upstairs from the grand entry way is a library with built ins and bonus room with full bath and private porch also accessible by elevator. Master suite is wonderful with a gas fireplace, built-ins, large dressing room, sitting area, and master bath with Jacuzzi tub, steam shower and heated towel racks. Property is complete with mature landcaping, a heated 20X40 gunite pool, Bocci court, removable batting cage, outdoor shower, pool house with full bath, mini kitchen, geo thermal energy efficient heating and two and half car garage.
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There are animal lovers, as well as animal haters, out there.
Animals have feelings like we do and they deserve to be loved and cared for, not abandoned and abused. It's too bad that some people do not have the common sense to see this.
I am writing this in response to the article in the paper about the kittens that were tied up and thrown in the trash can at Walmart in Indian Land.
These reports really make me mad.
When Republicans gathered in Columbia last week, we celebrated last year's victories – victories we worked together to achieve – and also talked face-to-face about what it means to be a Republican.
The Republican Party has a platform that defines its mission, but not all Republican elected officials follow every letter of the platform.
And that's fine.
But what we've always said is that the people of our state deserve a government that works for them, not the other way around.
I moved to Sun City Carolina Lakes in Indian Land over the Christmas holiday. I found a morning group of guys who have a wealth of information about the area that I needed and wanted to know, so I joined them. Talk came around about needing a post office in our area.
So being me, I wrote a letter to our Congressman Mick Mulvaney. I hear he campaigned on wanting to serve the taxpayers of this area. Well, what I arrived at is we the people really need our own post office. The letter was written and mailed.
I have written this column before. In fact, I've written this same basic column about this time every year for the past several years.
And I'll write it again next year, and every year for as long as I do this column because it's so important. It's about how well the children of South Carolina are doing. The answer in a word is – worse.
I'm sure Bill Ardrey's April 29 letter to the editor, "Lancaster County needs sawmill," opened eyes to the numerous benefits that a state-of-the-art lumber planing mill would have for Lancaster County.
Not only would it put hundreds of local people to work with high-paying jobs, it would benefit the local forest industry (the No. 1 industry in South Carolina) by giving them a higher price for their timber, without having to travel long distances to sell their timber.
The Indian Land Middle School sixth-grade Myrtle Beach trip was a great showing of kindness and caring.
First, I want to give sixth-grade teacher Cheryl Fleishman a big high-five for all her hard work. I also want to thank Marci Lail for all her great assistance. Thank you both for the great job.
We all had a great time, but on the way back home, one of our tour buses broke down. The buses pulled over into a church parking lot.
Everything's set in downtown Lancaster for the kickoff of the city's sixth annual Red Rose Festival tonight. There's just one thing missing – you.
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Sunlight is sorely needed in our nation's capital as Congress considers an expedited process for approving trade agreements that are being done largely in secret. For the past several years, representatives of our government have been negotiating trade deals with Pacific Rim nations and the European Union behind closed doors, pacts that will affect every American family and worker.
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There I was, squinting through the fog swirling everywhere from where I stand in Mount Penanjakan, some 2,770 meters above sea level. Slowly, the sea of white started to dissipate to reveal a caldera as wide as 16 kilometers from end to end... As the white blanket of cold fog – or are they clouds? – sank deeper, a family of not one, not two, but at least five peaks are revealed, all stately, reaching anywhere between 2,400 to 3,700m... The most famous of them, easily recognizable by its seemingly endless spew of dense sulfurous white smoke is Bromo. Pictures cannot do justice to the experience.
phototip: There is a short time around sunrise when the colors are still soft. This was taken 30 minutes after daybreak, when the fog lifted.
the Tengger Caldera featuring the volcanoes of Bromo, Semeru and Batok in Probolinggo, East Java, Indonesia
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The "wow" factor is very high here!
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Unbelievably amazing! I'd love to climb this mountain one day ^_^
Amazing scenery!
fantastic shot farl!...it has an eerie atmosphere...pang-national geographic!
Amazingly beautiful shot!!! Would love to see it from your perspective.
This is spectacular Farl.
There is a time to come and a trime to go. It's time to go!
Thanks for your concern and well wishes! / Joe
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Simply amazing!!
I see I am late getting here but sooo glad I did not miss this! From reading your blog, it sounds as though this awesome sight was not the goal of your trip but a convenient side trip. Am I reading that right??
I am thinking that I would fly and ferry many, many miles just to see this glorious sight alone! What a spiritual experience it would be!! If this is only a side trip, I can't wait to see what was the main reason for the trip!
I can't believe my eyes - it's amazing!! :•])
Wow, ka nindot. It could be on the front page of national geographic.:)
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Fantastic !
The best ever incentive to do morning walks and to look at what is around, the morning colours and so on.
Thank you once again Farl.
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This place is amazing during sunset !
Cool image! I just now discovered an interesting website about Bromo Travel Guide and it makes me trully want to go there soon.
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