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Beautiful home with backyard patio and roofdeck in the heart of Adams Morgan. This vibrant walkable neighborhood is close to the White House, the National Mall, and other DC sites. Easy access to metro and transit. Great jogging trails in the park. Learn More
This is a large single family home. There are two spacious bedrooms available (one queen bed, one full bed), each with a private bathroom, and a pull out bed in the living room if desired. There is a living room, dining room, and kitchen, a backyard patio with a bbq, and a large roof deck with a hot tub. We'll only be renting the space when we're away, so you'll have the house to yourselves. We're happy to provide advice on the neighborhood, getting around, etc. The house is in the hea...
Adams Morgan, Washington
For interstellar travelers looking for a place to stay in the center of Washington's most exiting neighborhood. I am sharing my super comfy couch in my apartment, there is a relaxing deck which guest can enjoy. Learn More
Very quiet but extremely well located neighborhood of private residences. The metro stations are located at walking distance, there is a supermarket 50 m distance with all you can need for a comfortable staying. The main area of restaurants and bars is located 2 blocks from the apartment.
Adams Morgan, Washington
Furnished studio in Adams Morgan, unbeatable location and view to the city, five minutes walking from Dupont Circle, next to Kalorama Park available just for the month of May $1810. Call me or text at 202 716 5455 or at email@example.com Learn More
Adams Morgan, Washington
This is a spacious and bright one bedroom apartment. It's equipped with a comfy futon, and can accommodate 2 people very comfortably. There is a gym in the building along with an amazing rooftop where you can see most of the city from. Learn More
I recently moved back to the building where I originally started doing Airbnb. The location is absolutely amazing and I now have an extra set of keys for my guests! This is a very spacious and beautiful one bedroom apartment. It is equipped with a very comfy futon and can accommodate 2 people very comfortably. The kitchen is also fully equipped for those who like to cook. The apartment is in a 1940s art deco building and has a lot of history and character. There is a gym in the building a...
Adams Morgan, Washington
Located in historic and convenient Dupont / Kalorama, this is a private room with queen bed, private bath, and private entrance in a 2BR / 2BA + den occupied by one other person, a government lawyer. Great kitchen, W/D, and hardwood floors. Learn More
You'll have the space to yourself, but I'll be just a phone call away. The convenience and the charm. Lots of pre-war apartment buildings, townhouses, and small parks. The culture and nightlife of U Street and Adams Morgan are less than 1/2 a mile away, and you're only 1 mile from downtown. The nearest red line stop (Dupont Circle) is less than 1/2 mile away, and several major bus routes stop right in front of the apartment.
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Hi! While I am traveling for work over the summer, we are renting out our second bedroom. The condo would be shared with my husband and there would be a minimum 2 night stay, for one guest. Learn More
Minimum 2-night stay. The two-bedroom condo will only be shared with my husband since I will be traveling for work through August. The room comes with a queen-sized bed, dresser, closet and desk. The room also has a great private deck off the room for a morning tea or coffee. If you love dogs, we have a pug that is extremely friendly, loves guests, and is very well-behaved. -in-unit washer and dryer -kitchen -1 1/2 bathroom (shared) -private deck -Hulu and Netflix I am renting on behalf ...
Adams Morgan, Washington
This is a brand new apartment located in the trendy Adams Morgan neighborhood. Just steps away from shops, restaurants, bars and parks, everything you need. The bedroom has its own private bathroom, and the guest will have access to a beautiful patio Learn More
This apartment is brand new, just built in May 2015, and includes two bedrooms and two bathrooms. I have been all over the world and am excited to meet visitors to Washington, DC The guest will have access to the entire apartment with the exception of the master bedroom and bathroom, including the 225 square foot private patio I'm happy to interact with guests as much or as little as they like. I can help with directions, use of public transportation or taxi/uber, and make activity or res...
Adams Morgan, Washington
First floor apartment on quiet tree lined street. Apartment has a washer and dryer, dishwasher, and dishwasher. Enjoy the patio in the afternoon sun and walk to Adams Morgan. Comfortable 1BD apartment in the best location of DC. Perfect for 2 persons Learn More
Adams Morgan, Washington
Great house, full of great people, and 2 great cats! We have a cozy den with adjacent updated bathroom. Just bring some threads and we'll supply everything else. Mi casa, es su casa! Come spend a night here. Learn More
Adams Morgan, Washington
This is a furnished 1 BR, 1 BA apartment in the heart of Northwest DC. The apartment is situated on the border of popular Adams Morgan and Dupont Circle neighborhoods. Learn More
Best location in DC! This is where Adams Morgan, Dupont Circle, and U St. meet! Closest metro is Dupont Circle on the red line. Includes a Queen sized bed, dresser, leather couch, Samsung smart TV (includes Netflix & Hulu+), WiFi, coffee table, dining table with 4 chairs, and fully appointed kitchen. The unit is on the 4th floor of the building and there is no elevator so keep that in mind. However, you have no neighbors above you and lots of natural light. There are two coin-operated w...
Adams Morgan, Washington
One bedroom apartment located in DC's famous Adams Morgan neighborhood! Beautiful and safe residential area with 24 hour fitness center and wifi! 4 blocks to Adams Morgan shops, restaurants and nightlife! 15 min walk to Columbia Heights metro (green line) 18 min walk to National Zoo & Woodley Park Learn More
Access to wifi, fitness center and pool during the summertime! Columbia Heights metro (green line) Is a 15 minute walk from apartment Woodley Park metro (red line) is an 18 minute walk Access to wifi, fitness center and pool during the summertime! Columbia Heights metro (green line) Is a 15 minute walk from apartment Woodley Park metro (red line) is an 18 minute walk. Can provide Uber and Lyft discount codes :)
Adams Morgan, Washington
500 sq. ft. studio apartment in a historic building three blocks north of U Street, and close to Adams Morgan and Northern Dupont Circle. The kitchen area is separate from the living/sleeping area, and the apartment has central heat and air. Learn More
Apartment features: * Queen sized bed (memory foam) * Work area with desk and lamp * Bathroom with shower/tub * Full kitchen with dishwasher, oven, microwave, refrigerator, toaster, blender, & coffee maker * Pots/pans/utensils for all of your cooking needs * Hairdryer, Iron and Ironing board * Basement laundry room in building * High speed wireless internet (50mbps/25 mbps) * 40" Samsung TV with basic cable; Netfilx and HBO Go included The apartment is close to the nightlife of U St...
Adams Morgan, Washington
Hi, I am subletting my room for 3 weeks. It is in the heart of Adams Morgan. Very quiet, but a stones throw away from all the bars, clubs and grocery stores at 18th str. 5 min away from Woodley Park Zoo Metro Station, 2 min. from the next Bus Stop. Learn More
Adams Morgan, Washington
Fully furnished studio in great location: groceries, bus stops, restaurants, adams morgan in walking distance. Fully furnished, and fully equipped kitchen, recently renovated unit. top, corner unit with great views and privacy. Learn More
Adams Morgan, Washington
♡ On April 2nd, queen bed will be added to the loft and the twin bed goes downstairs instead ♡ If arriving early, guests may drop off luggage in the hallway by the door (safe with only 2 units on my flr; I'll give you my bldg code) Learn More
♡ WHAT'S UNIQUE? * Located in the heart of Adams Morgan, my loft is only a short walk from many great cafes, restaurants, and night spots in Dupont and 14th St. though it is surprisingly quiet inside the apartment as the windows are facing the residential area. * I feel safe walking around the area even on weekend nights. * Capital Bikeshare, bus stops right around the corner and Dupont R Line in 10-min walk. ♡ HOW MANY GUESTS? * On April 2nd, 1 queen size bed will be added and the curre...
Adams Morgan, Washington
This is a very private space with a separate entrance . In the heart of DC in the popular multinational Adams Morgan neighborhood. Close to two metro lines and city buses. Also city bike share racks nearby. Walk or ride to all sections of DC. Learn More
I am a mosaic artist/health care provider/traveler/mom and live in the much sought Adams Morgan neighborhood. My basement private entry single bedroom has a double bed with private bath including a double shower. Use of gym and small fridge and microwave and dishes available. There is no cook top- toaster oven and microwave. All linens are included. This is a very private and large space. You may only see me when you check in. If you are only staying one night there is a $10 cleaning ...
Adams Morgan, Washington
Comfortable 1BD apartment in the best location of DC. Perfect for 2 persons, just 50m from supermarket and from the major night life area with many bars and restaurants. Bus, metro stations, everything walking distance. Learn More
There is a washing and dryer machine Very quiet but extremely well located neighborhood of private residences. The metro stations are located at walking distance, there is a supermarket 50 m distance with all you can need for a comfortable staying. The main area of restaurants and bars is located 2 blocks from the apartment.
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By Chris Cabin on Friday 22nd August 2008
In the Mesa high school in Tucson where Fleming sets his gonzo theatrics, culture is either alive-and-well or being beaten to death with a sack full of cantaloupes, depending on who you talk to. The drama department has just finished a stage production of Steven Soderbergh's Erin Brockovich, under the tutelage of Dana Marschz (Steve Coogan). An actor who hit his peak on commercials for herpes medication and Jack LaLanne's Power Juicer (two products that aren't always mutually exclusive), Marschz has moved his wife (Catherine Keener) and random friend Dave (David Arquette) to Arizona to teach acting. It's the first day of the new semester when Marschz finds out that his class has grown from a closeted homosexual (Skylar Astin) and a goody-two-shoes (Phoebe Strole) to an entire class made up mostly of Latino outcasts and some white dude who has a jones for rave culture. It's no small wonder that Marschz's dementia, once goofy and lovable, becomes unstable and leads concurrently to the attempted dismantling of the drama department and the writing of Marschz's titular brainchild, Hamlet 2.
Fleming puts a lot of weight on Coogan and, more often than not, it pays off. Coogan has more naivety than Will Ferrell or Jack Black but he has the same ability to mix deadpan with engulfing stupidity to combine a good pitch with physicality. But, as many a Matthew McConaughey joint has been quick to point out, no man is an island, and Coogan gets little help from Fleming. The supporting cast, which includes Elisabeth Shue playing herself and Amy Poehler as a free speech lawyer quick to point out that she's married to a Jew, throws a few one liners in the air, but the first three-quarters of the film feels like build-up and little else.
Thank goodness then that the main event doesn't disappoint. Devilishly scatterbrained and profoundly moronic, Marschz's chef d'oeuvre incorporates a multimedia projection of Hamlet's father, a time machine, a hilarious musical bop titled "Rock Me Sexy Jesus," Laertes in an outfit better suited for Ennis Del Mar, and an odd opening number that speaks of being "raped in the face," one of Marschz's favored sayings. It's a doozy, but none of the tiresome racial epithets, mostly directed toward Latinos, nor the naughty words that surround this magnum opus of raunch deliver the outrage they so badly try to stir up.
Thanks to Fleming's direction, none of this even seems to lead anywhere, leaving the story feeling unconcentrated and the laughs arbitrary rather than biting. Mr. Fleming has directed two features before this, last year's Nancy Drew and the 2003 remake of Arthur Hiller's The In-Laws, and like his latest endeavor they all have the comfort of well-regulated amusement. That the laughs in Nancy Drew would be bound and gagged by the laughs in Hamlet 2 doesn't matter; that they share a lack of consistency does. One wishes the film could deliver the groundbreaking satire that shows up so regularly at Brady's day job, but the film really only seems in line with the foul mouths of its four central eight-year-olds. After all the would-be pejoratives and burnt social morals have hit the floor, it turns out Fleming has become a mirror of Marschz: a director in love with his medium yet unable to see the mess he's making of it.
To jazz hands, or not to jazz hands.
Year: 2008
Run time: 92 mins
In Theaters: Wednesday 27th August 2008
Box Office USA: $4.8M
Distributed by: Focus Features
Contactmusic.com: 2.5 / 5
Rotten Tomatoes: 62%
Fresh: 88 Rotten: 54
Director: Andrew Fleming
Producer: Aaron Ryder, Leonid Rozhetskin, Eric D. Eisner
Screenwriter: Andrew Fleming, Pam Brady
Starring: Steve Coogan as Dana Marschz, Catherine Keener as Brie Marschz, Joseph Julian Soria as Octavio, Melonie Diaz as Ivonne, Arnie Pantoja as Vitamin J, Skylar Astin as Rand Posin, Phoebe Strole as Epiphany Sellars, Michael Esparza as Chuy, Natalie Amenula as Yolanda, Marshall Bell as Principal Rocker, David Arquette as Gary, Elisabeth Shue as Elisabeth Shue, Marco Rodríguez as Mr. Marquez, Deborah Chavez as Mrs. Marquez, Evan Adrian as Danny the Waiter
Also starring: Amy Poehler, Andrew Fleming, Pam Brady

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After tons of snow, fur coats, bike riding, and Carlsberg beer, Copenhagen Fashion Week closed with a bang on Saturday, with a party hosted by Denmark's resident bad-girl model May Anderson, who flew in Adrien Grenier and his band to perform as the surprise musical guest. Besides the lone American celebrity spotting, there was much excitement all week, with wild parties and promising newcomers from all over Scandinavia. Here's a roundup of the best and brightest from the biggest fashion fair in Northern Europe.
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A real hidden gem in the heart of Old Antibes and only 5 mins walk to the beach - we offer a 2 bedroom Traditional Maison De Ville with Large 12m sq Private Terrace. This peaceful Old Town house also boasts fast private Internet and sleeps 4-6.
With a very short walk to the train station (SNCF), and fast links throughout France (F1, Monaco and Cannes) and especially to Nice Airport (30 mins) (London airports 2 hour flight and connections throughout Europe) - we are ideally located for anyone wishing to visit the abundant nearby tourist spots, having a quiet retreat away from it all or for the barmy beach lover. Set in the old town, it has all the character, but with the benefit of all modern amenities.
Master bedroom: Superking bed, Top floor oak with beamed roof, and direct access to the terrasse through glass picture window (floor to ceiling). Bedroom 2: Open plan on the second floor with new bunk beds. New sofa bed in the sitting room which converts into kingsize bed.
Fully equipped kitchen with small table and chairs. Dining room on ground floor with glass dining table and chairs, a cool spot in the summer and with doors open you can watch the world go by. Good in the winter for dining inside.
This was our first home, we love the character and charm of the house with stone floor throughout and central winding staircase, as well as all that Antibes has to offer: beaches, restaurants, traditional market, sailing etc. The house is on a "Rue Pietonne" (pedestrian street) so quiet but in the heart of the town. With a terrace which is not overlooked - great for relaxing.
Nearest AIRPORT - Nice Airport: 15 Kilometres
Nearest TRAIN - Antibes
Nearest BUS - Bus stop 15 Metres
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided
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|Not suitable for wheelchair users
Cote d'Azur : famous for over a century.
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From welcoming a stray cat into your home to adopting a dog from a local shelter, people who loves animals love to take care animals in need. And a new invention from a Turkish company is designed to help.
An elephant cries tears of joy after being freed from about 50 years in captivity!
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Address: Aldwych Theatre, 49 Aldwych, London, WC2B 4DF
Tube lines: Bakerloo, Northern
Nearest tube: Charing Cross
Directions from Charing Cross:
(10mins) Head out onto the main road Strand. Cross street where possible and go right. When you reach the fork, veer left onto Aldwych.
Nearest rail: Charing Cross
Bus routes: (Aldwych) RV1, X68, 1, 6, 11, 13, 23, 59, 68, 87, 91, 139, 168, 171, 172, 188, 243; (Strand) 4, 9, 15, 26, 76, 176, 341
Night buses: (Aldwych) 6, 23, 139, 188, 243, N1, N11, N13, N26, N47, N68, N87, N89, N91, N155, N171, N551, N343; (Strand) 176, 341, N9, N15, N21, N44, N76
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2. The wooly blankets are getting a work out on these very chilly days we have been having, it's nice to see them being used and keeping my boys cosy on the couch. :)
3. I bought my first bunches of daffs this week! So good to know that Spring is not too far away, there are lots of signs of life in my garden at the moment, bulbs are springing up all over the place and I am hopeful of a big colourful garden in a few months time. I've planted heaps of baby poppies that I hope will survive the rest of winter and then go mad flowering in Spring!
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5. After many reminders, I made Max a beanie for the cold weather. He likes it even though it is a little on the large side! I found a nice simple pattern for a standard beanie, knitted on 2 needles and then sewn up the back, it was good to get my knitting mojo back, crochet has definitely become my first love! I am not a really confident knitter, so this pattern was great !
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Daniel the Snail was seen in What if SpongeBob Was Gone? (Gary) and "Treats!." In the What if SpongeBob Was Gone? (Gary) short, Daniel is seen having a party with Gary, and other snails at SpongeBob's House. At the end, SpongeBob's alarm clock comes racing through a window, crashing into a mountain of junk Gary built, covering Daniel, Gary, and the other snails. In Treats!, Daniel is seen during a commercial with his owner, to show off the newest snail treat food called Snail Bites.
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Caterham's Ma Qing Hua struggles in free practice one
Apr 12, 2013, 12:15 AM EDT
Caterham dropped Charles Pic for Chinese driver Ma Qing Hua in free practice one of Ma's home race. It was not an easy session for the hometown driver, who had several runs for HRT on Friday last year.
He ended with a best lap of 1:43.545 in 20 laps, 6.8 seconds off Nico Rosberg's leading time in the Mercedes, 1:36.717 at the Shanghai International Circuit. More importantly, he was 1.5 seconds slower than Caterham teammate Giedo van der Garde.
Ma locked up at Turn 11 with 53 minutes remaining in the 90-minute session, and flat-spotted his only allocated set of tires.
Ma and Alexander Rossi, Caterham's two reserve drivers, have the opportunity to drive in several Friday free practice sessions this year. Rossi takes van der Garde's place in FP1 next race in Bahrain. Caterham's race pair of Pic and rookie van der Garde have yet to beat Marussia rookie Jules Bianchi in a qualifying session this year.
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Library fiction book club meets third Thursday
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The fiction book group continues to meet at the Canby Public Library on the third Thursday of the month at 2 p.m. at the library in front of the fireplace for an informal discussion, lasting about one hour. Selected book titles are available through the library system. The public is invited to join.
Below is the selection of books for the current reading season.
Fiction Book Group:
April 17 – The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind by W. Kamkwamba
May 15 – The Bridge of San Luis Rey by Thornton Wilder
June 19 – Back to Blood by Tom Wolfe
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APS Seeks Solar Installers for Low-Income Customers19:25 EDT Thursday, October 07, 2010 PHOENIX (Business Wire) -- In support of the Energy Office of the Arizona Commerce Authority's Distributed Energy Leadership (Utilities) Program, Arizona Public Service Co. has issued a request for proposal for the installation of multiple solar electric systems on several low-income, multifamily housing complexes. These systems will help low-income Arizona residents take advantage of the state's most abundant resource, the sun. The actual location of each system, which will range in size from one to four kilowatts, will depend on several factors, including customer energy use, roof stability and roof orientation. More detailed information is available at aps.com/rfp. The deadline to request this information is noon (MST), Oct. 13, 2010. The RFP submittal deadline is 4 p.m. (MST), Oct. 29, 2010. Funding for the installations is expected from two sources. A majority will come from the Distributed Energy Leadership (Utilities) Program, which is funded with federal stimulus dollars (American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009). The second funding source, pending Arizona Corporation Commission approval, is the APS Renewable Energy Incentive Program. As part of the development process, installers must meet all reporting requirements of the Arizona Commerce Authority and all requirements related to the accounting and disbursement of federal funds pursuant to the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. APS, Arizona's largest and longest-serving electricity utility, serves more than 1.1 million customers in 11 of the state's 15 counties. With headquarters in Phoenix, APS is the largest principal of Pinnacle West Capital Corp. (NYSE: PNW).


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Is the country's best pizza made in Philadelphia?
Bon Appetit
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Bon Appetit
thinks so, shining a light on Pizzeria Beddia in Philly's Fishtown neighborhood.
When I visited
Pizzeria Beddia
a few months after its March 2013 opening, I didn't know what to expect. Solid neighborhood pizza made by an owner who cared? I figured I'd order a pie, congratulate Beddia on realizing his dream, and head to my next meal—the real reason I was in town. Beddia's food would likely be a solid addition to the Philly scene, perhaps even the East Coast. As it turned out, Pizzeria Beddia was one of those beautiful eating experiences that still haunts me. I wasn't on vacation, and there wasn't some well-designed setting distorting my senses. It was just me and that pizza in a forgettable space. But it changed everything.
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Financial Times spotlights Elixr Coffee Roasters in Center City
Financial Times
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Financial Times shows some love for Elixr Coffee Roasters in its Business Travel section.
Stumbling in by accident is practically impossible, as the café is located on a side street with little foot traffic and has just a nondescript sign on the front door.
The lucky few who find the place are rewarded with a lively ambience and decor, premium low-roast coffee sourced from Central and South America and vegan doughnuts baked fresh each morning.
Despite the minimal branding, Elixr has become a popular haunt in the Center City district -- for business people, students, entrepreneurs and start-ups looking to collaborate or share ideas. Private and communal seating is plentiful, with two-seater tables as well as a lounge area and community tables.
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Financial Times
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Fette Sau's chef pens barbecue cookbook
The New York Times
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
Joe Carroll, the man behind Fette Sau -- the one in Brooklyn and the one in Philadelphia's Fishtown neighborhood -- has some tips on 'cue.
You just want to grill a better steak than the one you grilled last summer, or smoke a better brisket, or fire up a basket of vegetables that will leave your guests swooning. You don't want to feel as if doing any of that is going to be a campaign. You're not looking to go pro.
If so, Joe Carroll's "Feeding the Fire" (Artisan, $29.95), written with Nick Fauchald, may be the most useful book of the current season. A collection of strategies and lessons as much as one of recipes and pronouncements, the book offers a helpful primer to those seeking guidance on an elementary question that bedevils many: how to use a grill or a smoker to their best effect under varying circumstances, all summer long.
Mr. Carroll is hardly barbecue royalty. He's a home cook from New Jersey with no formal culinary training who runs a small kingdom of bars and restaurants in Brooklyn and Philadelphia devoted to the pleasures of live-fire cooking, most notably Fette Sau and St. Anselm. His kitchens celebrate no native barbecue tradition beyond Brooklyn's own, which is to say: Mr. Carroll puts char on the food, and accompanies it with flavors that are of interest to his palate, wherever they come from.
Original source:
The New York Times
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The Wells Fargo Center is no more (at least according to the Sixers)
The New York Times
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
The bank declined to become partners with the franchise, so the Sixers are now referring to their home as simply "The Center."
The Philadelphia 76ers have 86ed the corporate name to their home arena.
The Sixers have decided to stop referring to the Wells Fargo Center by name in all news releases and on the team website because the financial institution chose not to become a business partner with the basketball franchise.
This season, the 76ers started referring to the 20,000-seat arena simply as The Center.
Some fans thought that was just a marketing idea to develop a catchy nickname for the arena instead of referring to the corporate title.
But the Sixers started sending press releases stating events would be held "at the Sixers' home arena."
A June 9 release touting auditions for a Sixers dance team gives the full address for the arena but omits the name.
Chris Heck, chief revenue officer of the 76ers, said the team values its partners and tries to maximize its relationships.
"We also continue to enjoy our relationship with Comcast Spectacor as tenants at a world-class arena, but that particular bank is currently not a sponsor of the Philadelphia 76ers," Heck said.
Wells Fargo, which has a naming rights deal on the arena through 2024, declined comment.
Original source:
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Stereogum heaps praise on Philly's music scene
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
The indie site took a broad look at the City of Brotherly Love's hot local scene.
Cayetana have agreed to spend the afternoon showing me around Philadelphia, a city that has quietly become the unexpected capital of American rock music. We've just exited Long In The Tooth, the band's favorite record store. While the store's clerk went on about some group who sounded like "a British Marked Men," Cayetana's singer and guitarist, Augusta Koch — her hair bluer than her jean jacket — eyed a vinyl copy of Bob Mould's The District Line. She picked it up, and then decided she should probably not spend too much this week. Before we left, she grabbed a copy of the new Mountain Goats album, and drummer Kelly Olsen — wearing a vintage but, I'm told, not ironic New York Mets T-shirt — bought a copy of the Muffs' Whoop Dee Do, even though she's moving soon and it's going to be just one more thing to pack...
"I can usually tell when something's happening, more than not, by the increase of phone calls I get from A&R guys," says Bruce Warren, assistant station manager for WXPN, Philadelphia's listener-supported radio station. "Last year, every week I got a phone call from someone, indie and major, asking, 'Who's the band that I need to see?' They're smelling blood."
One of the first things Warren impresses upon me is that the Philadelphia music scene has always been great, and he's correct. This town has given the world the Roots, Jill Scott, Will Smith, Todd Rundgren, Diplo, Gamble & Huff, and the Philadelphia Sound; Warren even has nice things to say about the Hooters. But six years ago, Warren began to notice a proliferation of new bands, venues, and recording studios in his hometown. The rising buzz inspired him to help create
the Key
, a section of the WXPN website designed to highlight local talent. It launched in 2010, and nearly every significant band in Philadelphia was featured on the site — and there's no small amount of significant bands in town these days.
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Philly Little Leaguers head south for a trip through history
The New York Times
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
The New York Times
' Frank Bruni writes about the confluence of baseball and black history through the lens of the Anderson Monarchs and their star Mo'ne Davis.
Last summer, a 13-year-old named Mo'ne Davis landed on the cover of Sports Illustrated, a national sensation after she pitched a shutout in the Little League World Series, where almost all of the other players are boys. She's believed to be the only black girl ever to participate in the competition.
This summer, she plans to do something else surprising: Visit the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala., where four black girls were killed in a 1963 bombing. Three of them were 14. Mo'ne will turn that age on the day she shows up at the landmark...
But over three weeks in late June and early July, she and 13 other kids on her team here — the rest of them boys, most of them black, all roughly her age — have a schedule of exhibition games across the country that mixes exhilarating notes with somber ones.
They're not just hitting the road. They're taking it south, into history: the church in Birmingham, the bridge in Selma. They'll play ball, then visit Little Rock Central High School, a battleground in the fight to integrate schools. They'll swing for the fences, then bow their heads at the house in Jackson, Miss., where Medgar Evers lived...
Throughout the year, the team has been meeting weekly to watch movies and discuss reading assignments about the African-American experience and civil rights. In advance of a summer tour in 2012 of cities and stadiums that were important in the Negro Leagues, Bandura required that they study up on the history of baseball and its integration.
Original source:
The New York Times
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The New York Times' Travel section takes a ride on Indego
The New York Times
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
After naming Philadelphia one of its
52 places to visit in 2015
, the
New York Times
checks in on its latest tourism asset.
With the April launch of
's 24-hour bike share program, the city now has a network similar to New York's
Citi Bike;
Washington, D.C.'s
Capital Bikeshare;
and bike programs in other cities. (Philadelphia is also on our
of 52 Places to Go for 2015.) A bike can be rented with a credit or debit card at any Indego docking station for $4 per half-hour, an ideal option for neighborhood trips. There is also an option to
open bikes at individual stations online.
Now, it's time to explore the city.
Center City Philadelphia would be an excellent place to begin, given the density of docking stations in the neighborhood...
With Independence Day quickly approaching, it's only natural that American history will play an oversized role in any summer trip to Philadelphia. Traveling east from City Hall, Old City has the
Independence National Historic Park
, which includes Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell and the Benjamin Franklin Museum. Christ Church Burial Ground, the final resting place of Benjamin Franklin and four other signers of the Declaration of Independence, is near the park.
Continue east and you'll discover
Elfreth's Alley
, a collection of 32 brick rowhouses on what is considered the oldest continuously occupied residential street in America.
Original source:
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Legendary Philly-born photographer dies at 75
The New York Times
Tuesday, June 02, 2015
Mary Ellen Mark, a Philadelphia native, became one of the most iconic photographers of her generation.
Mary Ellen Mark
, whose unflinching yet compassionate depictions of prostitutes in Mumbai, homeless teenagers in Seattle and mental patients in a state institution in Oregon made her one of the premier documentary photographers of her generation, died on Monday in Manhattan. She was 75...
Mary Ellen Mark was born on March 20, 1940, in Philadelphia, and grew up nearby in Elkins Park. She had two main ambitions in high school, she
told The New York Times Magazine
in 1987: to become the head cheerleader and to be popular with boys. She succeeded at both.
She studied at the University of Pennsylvania, where she earned a bachelor's degree in painting and art history in 1962 and a master's degree in photojournalism in 1964. She was particularly interested in the work of documentarians like Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Frank and Dorothea Lange.
Original source:
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WIP compiles the dumbest comments in Philly sports history
WIP via CBS
Tuesday, June 02, 2015
In honor of Ruben Amaro Jr.'s recent stumble,
WIP compiled some of the city's biggest sports blunders
. My personal favorite:
The Eagles tied the Bengals late in the 2008 season. Donovan McNabb had no idea an NFL game could end in a tie.
The quote: "I've never been a part of a tie. I never even knew that was in the rule book. It's part of the rules, and we have to go with it. I was
looking forward
to getting the opportunity to get out there and try to drive to win the game. But unfortunately, with the rules, we settled with a tie."
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WIP via CBS
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Khyber Pass named one of the country's top bars
Tuesday, June 02, 2015
The Old City watering hole has earned a spot on
's annual list of the country's best bars:
Back in the 1980s, the Khyber was where all the punk bands played. Nowadays the bands are gone and it's a lot cleaner. But there's still a great rock 'n' roll jukebox, decent New Orleans food (and cocktails), and a whole lot of craft beer on tap.
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76ers rebrand, showcase Ben Franklin's dribbling skills
The Bleacher Report
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
The 76ers have revealed an
updated logo
that draws on the team's old vintage look. Plus, a dribbling Ben Franklin.
Rebranding is a tricky and thankless undertaking for sports franchises.
If you do a good job, people on the Internet will complain and mock you. If you do a bad job, all of the people on the Internet will complain and mock you roundly.
So it comes as a bit of a relief for me to say that the
Philadelphia 76ers
have redesigned their logos, and there's really not much to complain about here.
The team tweeted out a slate of the new logo mockups. Admirably, they forwent musical festival neons and stuck to sprucing up the classic design already in place...
The franchise is also going through with the dribbling Ben Franklin secondary logo that
first surfaced
in 2014. It's a little goofy, but I commend Philadelphia for faithfully depicting Franklin's significant handles. Dude could cook.
Original source:
The Bleacher Report
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Burt Reynolds hits Philly Comic-Con
New York Daily News
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
The big-screen legend made a splash in the City of Brotherly Love.
Hollywood legend Burt Reynolds showed he can still kick it into high gear as he stepped out for the Wizard World Comic Con in Philadelphia on Saturday.
"I always enjoy talking to fans and I'm usually very pleased with their curiosity about my career, what I'm doing, what I'm not doing, and why I'm not doing more,"the 79-year-old told the
Philadelphia Inquirer
The "Smokey and the Bandit" star made his debut at a comic con, where attendees included cult favorites such as "Machete" star Danny Trejo and the original Incredible Hulk, Lou Ferrigno.
Reynolds unveiled some details about his second memoir, "But Enough About Me," which is still in the works. The actor will focus his latest memoir on all the people he worked with throughout his acting career.
Original source:
New York Daily News
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Three local women get a deal in the 'Shark Tank'
The Heavy
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Zoom Interiors, a startup run by three Philly transplants, earned a deal on the ABC show that funds promising entrepreneurs. In the end,
Barbara Corcoran offered $100,000 for 33 percent of the company
Beatrice Fischel-Bock, Madeline Fraser and Elizabeth Grover all met as students during their first interior design course at George Washington University. "We became friends instantly and worked together for the next three years of design school learning each other's strengths and weaknesses," Fischel-Bock said.
The company was born after friends started asking them to design their first apartments upon graduation. However, at the time they were all studying abroad, but quickly realized they were still able to assist their friends, who were all on budgets.
"It dawned on us that this is clearly an undeserved part of the market," Fischel-Bock explained. "The design industry had just been shaken by the recession and people were very conscious about affordability. We decided to try our new formula with paying customers."
...After starting their business in Washington DC, where they were in school, they moved to Philly after graduation. Fischel-Bock refers to the city as "the best kept secret on the East coast." "It has the highest rate of millennials moving in to the city and just has such an authentic feel. The startup community is very close knit and supportive and continues to grow," she said.
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The new Promise Zones are announced, include Camden, N.J.
The New York Times
Tuesday, May 05, 2015
The Obama administration has announced the latest round of "Promise Zones," and Camden, N.J., is on the list. It joins Mantua in West Philadelphia, part of the first group.
[The administration singled] out eight economically struggling communities for special government attention as they work together to reduce poverty and crime, increase economic and educational opportunities and attract private investment...
Under the program, communities designated as zones receive preferential treatment when applying for federal grants, benefit from more coordinated government assistance and would be singled out for possible congressionally approved tax incentives.
The federal government and local leaders in these communities work together to increase economic activity and educational opportunities, attract private investment, reduce violent crime, improve public health and address any other priorities that the communities identify.
Original source:
The New York Times
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PA jazz treasure Steve Coleman plans Philly shows
The New York Times
Tuesday, May 05, 2015
The New York Times
takes a long look at Steve Coleman, one of the region's jazz legends, as he plans upcoming concerts in Philly.
More than any other living jazz musician, the alto saxophonist and composer Steve Coleman seeks inspiration in unlikely places. So it wasn't all that odd to find him here on a recent Saturday, scouting locations at
Bartram's Garden
, the nation's oldest botanical garden, near the southernmost bend of the Schuylkill.
Mr. Coleman, one of the most rigorously conceptual thinkers in improvised music, was considering potential sites for a pair of major outdoor performances, on June 21, the summer solstice, and Sept. 23, the fall equinox. Those celestial dates, like the arboreal setting, represent an alignment of his interests. Some of them, anyway.
Over the last 30 years, since his debut album, Mr. Coleman, 58, has been an indefatigable outlier in jazz, engaged in esoteric but vital work on the margins. He has also been a mentor and touchstone to many in the music's current vanguard, like the trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire and the pianist Vijay Iyer, who once declared in
magazine that Mr. Coleman was, for him, as important a figure as John Coltrane, someone who "has contributed an equal amount to the history of the music."
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Amazing Grace Music Box
She'll keep her cherished memories in this Amazing Grace keepsake music box. Beautiful woodgrain finish, hinged lid, elegant trim, and photo displays will make this a favorite dresser-top piece. Key wind to hear Amazing Grace. 6¾" x 4½" x 3"H.
Cottage Garden 3-Pc. Gift Set
Brighten Mom's day with this cheery 3-pc. set. Handy apron, dish towel, and mug display lovely hydrangea clusters. The apron and towel are 100% cotton. Machine washable. The 11 oz. mug can be personalized. Specify up to 11 characters.
Angels of Blessing Charm Bracelet
It's easy to count your blessings when you wear them on your wrist! Inspirational angel charms symbolize family, faith, love, friendship, happiness, and health. Silvertone chain bracelet with acrylic accents and toggle clasp is 8"L.
Symbol of Faith Cross Necklace
Stylized cross pendant holds a simulated birthstone at its center, beautifully blending a symbol of faith with a celebration of the individual. Shines from a gleaming silvertone rope chain, 18"L with 2" extender. Cross is 1"L. Specify birth month.
Prayer Box Pin
A prayer pin is a gift of love. Tuck your prayer for her inside the hinged box and she will wear it next to her heart. Metal, 2"L. The included card begins, "A tiny box I share with you. It comes from my heart, and it's filled with love too."
Endless Love Necklace
True love is endless, just like this enchanting circlet of genuine European crystals, pouring forth from a golden heart. A wonderful sentiment, captured on a 16" silvertone chain with 2" extension. Pendant is layered in sterling silver.
Sing a New Song Cross Suncatcher
Brighten her day with an uplifting gift that captures the light and reflects the natural beauty the Lord has made. Glass, 4" x 5 1/2".
Personalized Grandma's Sweet-Tee
Help Grandma share the sweetness of her special little ones with these comfy cotton tees. Machine washable. Specify up to 14 names with up to 11 characters each. Imported/USA. Choose M(38-40), L(42-44), XL(46-48), or 2XL(50-52). Select from available sizes and colors listed below.
Personalized Mom's Sweet-Tees
Mom will love this comfy cotton tee with her sweeties named on it. Machine washable. Specify up to 14 names with up to 11 characters each. Imported/USA. Choose M(38-40), L(42-44), XL(46-48), or 2XL(50-52).
Precious Moments® A Mother's Love Shines Forever
The smallest gesture makes Mom glow with happiness. Key wind to hear Always in My Heart. Present this sweet keepsake to Mom or a collector and watch her love shine through. Resin, 5"H.
Precious Moments® "Toast To You"
The perfect gift for someone who has received good news, or to thank the cook for all the wonderful meals you've enjoyed! This angelic little chef wears her heart on her cap, showing she puts love into everything she makes. Resin, 4¼"H.
Precious Moments® ''Purr-fect Friends''
Cat lovers and collectors will adore this meow-velous keepsake. This child and her pet love each other unconditionally, as purr-fect friends do. Porcelain, 5¼"H.
Precious Moments® ''Our Friendship is a Winner''
Bingo! Present this heartwarming keepsake to someone special and show her how lucky you feel to be her friend. Collectors love this winsome little lass too. Porcelain, 4¾"W x 5¼"H.
Precious Moments® ''You Give Me Wings to Fly''
Family supports, teaches, and inspires until the day the little one can let go and fly on their own. If you can have fun along the way, just like this mom and daughter, you've got it made! Porcelain, 5"H.
Precious Moments® ''Happy Birthday'' Musical Waterglobe
Softly plays
Happy Birthday To You.
A most unique birthday gift and collectible! Blow into the hole on the "icing" accented resin base and watch the candle "flame" go out. Switch to light up the LED. Key wind to hear the classic birthday tune. Glass globe. 5½"H.
Precious Moments ''A Mother's Love Blossoms'' Waterglobe
A lovely gift for Mom and collectors of water globes and Precious Moments®. This cheery collectible key winds to play
Always in My Heart
. Resin with glass globe. 5½"H.
Precious Moments® ''Thinking of You''
Sometimes it's good to pause and think of things that make us smile… like good friends and loved ones. This little pixie is loaded with charm and sweet whimsy. Collectors will love her! Porcelain, 4½"H.
Precious Moments® ''Bless Your Whittle Heart''
Little things mean so much, as this little beaver well knows. This keepsake is a sweet reminder to you or a loved one to notice and appreciate every loving gesture. Porcelain, 5¼"H.
Precious Moments® ''You Color My World''
A lovely reminder of someone who brightens your life, this joyful collectible will brighten your shelf. A sunny day keepsake, detailed in porcelain. 5¾"W x 5¼"H.
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Tchaikovsky and Petipa's timeless ballet - acknowledged to be the most pure and demanding piece in the classic romantic repertoire – brings out Petipa's rich dance vocabulary with the sparkling virtuosity a superb performance needs. Recorded at Het Muziektheater in Amsterdam with The Dutch National Ballet in 2004. Choreographer Sir Peter Wright's sensitive staging closely reflects Marius Petipa''s original work. Philip Prowse's ravishing Baroque sets and costumes add the glamour and grandeur essential to a ballet intended for the court of the Russian Tsar. Picture Format: 16:9 • Sound Format: dts Surround, LPCM Stereo • Subtitles (DVD):GB, F, D, SP
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DICE Keynote Warns a Faint-Hearted Games Industry
Pirates of the Caribbean director urges studios to pursue innovation.
Pirates of the Caribbean director Gore Verbinski took to the pulpit at the DICE keynote today to rant and rave like an old-time revival preacher on the subject of how the gaming industry must change its wayward ways or face the threat of ultimate creative damnation. Verbinski's sermon was a passionate plea to the development community, beseeching studios to challenge and overcome the creeping specter of soul-crushing 'sequel-itis', non-innovative games and 'me-too' ripoffs currently being forced down the throat of the world by notoriously risk-averse big name publishers.
"Here lie my first words of caution" thundered the Pirates director. "Beware the path! With the Pirates of the Caribbean games [the big studios] killed something unique. Our audience wants us to surprise them. They demand it of us [...] When they see something new, they will champion it because they discovered it. Serving them leftovers will never succeed!"
Obviously influenced by his time in Hollywood, the director's words drew strong parallels between the world of video games and the world of movies while painting a cautionary tale for the audience:
"In my industry, instinct is nearing extinction. I look to you as creators and storytellers to pick up the baton. [...] This is not a debate between active and passive engagement. A novel requires active participation by imagination. A film used to do that, but now it just reminds people of that other film. Let's not do the same thing with games. You haven't even scratched the surface of what is possible. The collision between gaming, film, internet and animation has just occurred and things are still mutating... this is the time for madness, for brilliance!"
Verbinski also chastised the big publishers who have contributed to the problem by clamping down on the creative process in order to minimize the possibility of risk. "Managing risk by producing something audiences have already seen always puts the studio behind the wave -- never the creator of it," he pronounced. "In order to be fiscally responsible you must operate outside the data, you must have some madness."
As an example, Verbinski explained how "they" (presumably the suits) vehemently opposed Johnny Depp's whacked-out portrayal of Captain Jack Sparrow in Pirates right up until the moment of production -- a decision which ultimately could have lost a very successful movie to millions of viewers.
As an illustration, the director reminded the developers that it took the Guitar Hero team nine years to find a publisher willing to take a chance on a music game that included a tiny plastic guitar."But [the guitar] wasn't what [Harmonix] was selling" said Verbinski. "They were selling the fact that we've all stood in front of a mirror with a tennis racket and rocked out. If you can find an auteur with good instinct, count the bodies when it's over."
"[This attitude of risk aversion] is what creates a flavorless void around us and removes the clever and awkward bits. It is time for the auteur in gaming! The creator must make the suits sh** themselves!"
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Original titlesPosted: Feb 08, 2008 12:00AM PST by awesome_x
It might just come down to a simple case of advertising dollars. Yes, there are some truly great and unique titles that get rave reviews but don't sell and die an early death, but that could be because the average gamer knows nothing about it! The average consumer wants to buy stuff they know, and are comfortable with, and are unwilling to take chances. Maybe if some companies put a more concious effort to advertise and push these games into the public eye we'd see how well these games are perceived. If people are hesitant to hype a game because they ahve a preconceived notion that the public won't like this game, then it's never going to get a chance. Developers are the only ones who need to take risks.
On the idea that millions make a hit...Posted: Feb 08, 2008 12:00AM PST by Indygo
Money pumping isn't working. Period. End of sentence. The leaders of the gaming industry must remember that the best games were created on shoestring budgets. Hamonix's Guitar Hero was easy to program and develop. The problem was would anyone buy it because of the manufacturing costs associated with the controller. Doom was made in an apartment. Tetris was a hobby project. Geometry Wars was something done on the side during the development of PGR 2. Atari, a whole game company, was built up by college kids. Game companies have to realize you don't need to follow trends (EA) or need millions of dollars and an army of workers (Take-Two) to make something succeed. You just need a really thought out design, proper planning in the Dev cycle, and a good marketing team to push a game.
Agree w/ StarlancerPosted: Feb 08, 2008 12:00AM PST by Tubby003
Original titles come out all the time and fail (just look at 1up's story on failed good games), but with rising production costs in the multi-millions, these games will only become less and less. At least "Bioshock" made a statement that risky games can be profitable...until they overdue the franchise.
InterestingPosted: Feb 07, 2008 12:00AM PST by MrArmageddon
I think he's right about how we've just scratched the surface.


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Beautiful Room with Swimming PoolMexico, Morelos, Cuernavaca
About This Listing
Lovely room with bathroom, double bed, parking, internet, swimming pool and garden.
Hermosa habitación con baño, cama matrimonial, estacionamiento seguro, alberca, jardín e internet.
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Continuous access in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
It is a lovely bedroom with independent access, with double bed and bathroom, garden and swimming pool. There is a private street with gate so you can leave your car safe. There's wiFi available too.
In a beautiful residential neighborhood. It's only one block from Parque Siqueiros and Museum. And 1 minute by car from Av. Rio Mayo where you can find the best restaurants. Also 5 minutes by car from Plaza Galerias and Cinema.
The public transportation is 10 min walking and the center of town is 20 min by bus and 15 by car.
Es una recámara encantadora con acceso independiente, con cama matrimonial y baño, jardín y alberca. Hay una calle privada con portón para que puedas dejar tu auto seguro. Hay wifi disponible también. En un hermoso barrio residencial. Es sólo una cuadra del Parque Siqueiros y el Museo. Y 1 minuto en coche de la Av. Río Mayo, donde se encuentran los mejores restaurantes. También a 5 minutos en coche de Plaza Galerías y cine.
El transporte público está a 10 min caminando y el centro está a 20 min en colectivo y a 15 min en auto.
Guest Access
Garden, swimming pool, internet, independent access.
The Neighborhood
Es una linda zona residencial, tranquila, pero a la vez cerca de restaurantes, cafes, cines y entretenimientos.
It's a residential quiet neighborhood and it's close to restaurants, cafes, cinemas and entertainments.
Getting Around
El transporte público está a 10 min caminando y el centro está a 20 min en colectivo y a 15 min en auto.
Common sense. Respect for the property and neighbors. Please don't do excessive noise after 10 pm. Please don't throw toilet paper in the toilet only in the garbage bins.
4 Reviews
El lugar está muy bien, en una zona tranquila de puras casas, muy cerca de Rio Mayo, la estancia sin problemas, hubo un buen trato y sin contra tiempos.
Muy cómoda y feliz estancia. Lo recomendamos
This is a small paradise in the "Gardens of Cuernavaca"...literally ("Jardines" in Spanish). The communication with Alma went smoothly, quick answers, detailed travel tips from Mexico City, I felt very confident despite lack of Spanish language skills. :)
The room was big and comfortable, the beautiful garden with the swimming pool was a great escape from the heat of Cuernavaca and Tepoztlan. Birds woke me up signing...and wished me good night. The location is a bit out of centre, which means a calm place I appreciated. It took me about 10-15 min walk to the local bus, which brought me to the centre in 10 min for 6,5 pesos (0,5 USD). It is easy to catch a taxis in this part of town - it takes about 10 min to the city centre and costs about 30 pesos (2,5 USD) - same or a bit more for the trip back.
The only pitfall was probably a lack of a fan above my bed especially in hot days - I think a good idea could have been to actually sleep in the small garden. I would also prefer a mosquito net above my bed rather than in the windows, but I met just one fly or a mosquito anyway in the whole 4 days. :)
If I am back, I would definitely choose this place again for my stay!
This host has 11 reviews for other properties.View Other Reviews
About the Host, Alma
I'm a traveler, artist and meditation teacher. I have two apartments in Cuernavaca, Mexico that are available for anyone who wish to visit and have a nice experience. I practice yoga, tai chi and cycling. And I like to meet interesting people.