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Rated 4 out of 5 by 523 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Norcaltraveler707 Beautiful views and facilities I recently stayed at the Maui Sheraton for my birthday. I told the front desk staff at check in that I was a SPG member and presented my card. I was upgraded to a premium ocean view room in building four, on the fourth floor, from an ocean view room on the ground floor in a different building. Absolutely gorgeous view of Kanaapali beach and the resort grounds and pool. Daily breakfast buffet was included as part of my package, and I enjoyed the wide selection of fresh fruits, including mango, pineapple, and watermelon, as well as the cooked to order omelette bar. The hotel room and grounds were very clean and well-maintained. Just one caveat: At checkout, I reviewed my bill and found I was charged $14.00 for a Bloody Mary cocktail, including gratuity, which I did not order. The front desk staff said they would take it off, but the woman did not really seem to believe me. However, after she went into the back room for several minutes, she came out and apologized for the bill error. She showed me the bill receipt and it was from a different guest. She didn't know how it was charged to my account, but the bill was corrected. So, it pays to review the accuracy of your bill before signing off on the final amount! July 19, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by auckland a beautiful resort The Sheraton Maui is my favorite Maui resort. I have stayed at most of them in Kanapali and Wailea. Yes, the rooms need to be refreshed, but the grounds and the people are wonderful, and more than make up for it. The restaurants need some serious help, but the Whaler's Village and Lahaina are very close with fantastic restaurants. The beach towel people are rude, but I do not think they are Sheraton employees. Sheraton should do this themselves. July 19, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by SE24 Outstanding Employee Dana Brandon I have stayed at the Sheraton Maui a couple of times each year for the last few years and I want to give a heads up and a huge Thank You to Dana Brandon who works at the gazebo where I rent my chairs and pick up towels or buy sunglasses and lotions. She is a ray of sunshine and always so helpful! I look forward to seeing Dana on every visit. I can just see her smiling face! Most Sincerely, Sue Ellen Volpe July 18, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Chriser05 Great grounds and location I really enjoyed my stay at the Sheraton Maui. It felt relaxing. The grounds were clean, updated and very Hawaii. My only recommendation was to make the rooms more Hawaii. They were nice, but it didn't seem any different than any other Sheraton hotel in any other city. July 18, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by JoeHoliday49 This hotel had the location, beach and snorkeling was great. The grounds at the Sheraton were what we were hoping for. The beach and the snorkeling was great. Pool service staff was very informative with the safety of the ocean. Great pool to relax, large enough to avoid over crowding. Good times!!! July 18, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Oxana8 Beautiful grounds and amazing location We loved staying at the Maui Sheraton for its beautiful location and mid-century modern design. We enjoyed the expansive grounds, design of the pool and laid-back, pretty lobby. Staff responsiveness was inconsistent. Some staff were very welcoming and warm (including housekeeping staff) while others were cooler and minimally responsive, particularly, the staff member at the front desk who we dealt with when we first arrived at 1 am (our time) exhausted and in need of orienting. His stoney demeanour and unapologetic stance (they made a mistake with our booking) was less than impressive. The inconsistency did not deter us from wanting to return, however, The rooms were spotless and although the beds were not as comfortable as hoped, the amenities were excellent. July 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Maui182 Perfection We love the Sheraton at black rock. We used to get there a couple of times a year but we haven't been back for a while. The experience from the time we pulled into valet until we left was perfection. Clean and well appointed rooms, great location, attentive staff, great food and bars, wonderful beach. What more could one possible ask? July 15, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by sjkoen location is nice, but that also brings in non-guests I enjoyed the grounds and my room very much. Some things could be in better condition like the balcony doors, shower and electrical buttons and outlets, but all worked and things were okay - could just be better. staff was nice grounds were nice and I loved walking from my room to where I needed to go on the lawn, made for pleasant walks around property What I didn't like was the staffing (or lack of) in the pool area - there were many non-guests using the pools and some of them were quite rowdy and disrespectful kids and adults in the mid day, so not late at night (walking in the fenced in areas, jumping from bridges, jumping into adult pool using the life saving pole as high jump) - there was no one monitoring the pool area to make sure only guests used the pool. garbage by the beach wasn't emptied enough, so items were just left on ground to blow back onto the beach the lobby could be so much better if it wasn't being used as sales space - the vacation and picture sales should be off to the side somewhere, it made what could have been a nice entry and meeting point, not so nice July 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by CocoG I love the Maui Sheraton We recently came back to the Sheraton and loved it so much I had to write a review. The location simply can't be beat - the beach at black rock is absolutely amazing and the Sheraton makes it even better. The accommodations need a bit of a face lift but it won't stop us from returning. July 13, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Randy0708 Poor Check In I received an email prior to arriving at The Sheraton Maui, asking for my arrival info. I stated I would arrive at hotel around 11:00am, and when I got there, it took almost 4 hours to get me into a room. So, after putting luggage,wife,and son into car, and driving around resort to my building, we all got out, with luggage,and went into room, and see a king size bed. I called and told the front desk, this is not what I requested. So, I had to pack the car with wife,son, and luggage, and drive back to the Bell Desk (at request of front desk) When I got to Bell Desk, they had no idea what,or who I was. Guy disaappeared for almost 10 minutes, and finally gave me a set of keys to my new room. July 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Derek97 Incredible Views, Great Staff From the second we walked in we were in paradise. Gorgeous entry way giving views of grounds. Welcoming friendly staff. Room was clean and comfortable with incredible views of the Kaanapali beach. Right next to two great golf courses and 15 minutes from the Plantation course. What a great way to spend our 20th anniversary. We'll recommend to all our friends and be back every year! July 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TSW3 Relaxing Maui getaway After past stays at the Westin and Villas we wanted to stay at an SPG resort that was a bit more relaxed, and we were not disappointed. Everyone was very nice and truly seemed to appreciate our being there - from Jonathan prior to our arrival, Noah at check in and Jeff at valet. The new Club Lounge is beautiful and an unexpected perk. I can't say that all SPG properties recognize SPG status, but the Sheraton Maui went out of their way for us. We will definitely be back! July 8, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by PattyHas Disappointed Hotel is tired, not updated. Food pricey. Happy hour reasonable, rest of time pricey. Beach services good. Staff very nice, helpful, approachable. Proximity to village great. Shuttle to town was easy as well as self park. Renting beach equipment easy. Cliff diving ceremony informative. July 8, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Shopping3 Our first real experience in Maui By the time we checked in, all our 11 heavy pieces of luggage we're heading for our room with us. The food was delicious, view from room amazing and the staff made you feel at home straight away at any hour, day or night. Best internet connection ever July 7, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by CBinAusTx Great stay in Maui Although the facilities didn't meet my expectations of excellent, my overall stay was very good. The view was truly beautiful and the room was adequately clean. The room was also well appointed with nice furniture that did show a tremendous amount of age. One of the most remarkable features of this room was the insulation. I never heard ANY of my neighbors or individuals outside the room or on adjacent lanai. Considering all of the aspects of this room, it was worth the price. July 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by AlJean14 Enjoyment in Maui Sheraton The Sheraton Maui helped provide the kind of dream vacation we had planned to celebrate 40 years of marriage and our retirements from the work place. A beautiful facility with all the indemnities needed for total relaxation and exciting entertainment. July 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by MisterLuke 50th Anniversary My wife and I celebrated our 50th anniversary with our entire family (10) and our stay was very enjoyable. The facility was clean andwell maintained. The only complaint was the birds. Where ever food was served, including inside. The birds were a constant distraction, landing everywhere including tables and chairs. Over all the stay was very good. July 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Branni A brief stay in Paradise: Sheraton Blackrock We returned once again to this beautiful location. We were greeted warmly by Noah at the front desk and he made sure we were satisfied with our accommodations. We loved the new breakfast and evening reception area on the 8th floor in building 5. Dyanne was a very friendly and helpful hostess. While the complimentary beer and wine was appreciated, you might want to consider a cash bar for premium drinks. Thank you for a wonderful stay. June 30, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by AJWill Beautiful Location I would stay here again but we used SPG points for a free room and it was one of the worst rooms on the property. There was a constant noise that kept running off and on, not sure what it was. Also the phone in the room never worked which made it difficult to reach the front desk or room service etc. The place is very beautiful and all of the staff were friendly and the location is great. June 30, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Homer62 small pool and balcony unusable Small pool for such large hotel. Pool made even smaller when 4-5 scuba diver occupy pool for lessons. They also leave lots of sand in and around pool when done. Unable to enjoy balcony due to others smoking on their non smoking balconies. Great views ruined by smokers.Get to pool by 6am to get chair. June 29, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by BUKE great hotel with lots to do Did have a bad experience checking in as the only room available was a handicapped room even after making reservations months in advance. Room was awful so they switched us with a promise of a fruit basked we Never got. Finally got a decent room. My travel agent kicked in some funds as they felt bad June 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nancy Fabulous location As a loyal Starwood platinum guest I was so pleasantly surprised by this property. While i had wanted a suite upgrade that turned out not to be available I was given a room in the back building overlooking the ocean and the cliffs. The balcony was gorgeous and sitting there every morning was a delight. This hotel is a little aged and could use some overhaul however the staff more than makes up for everything. They could not do enough to ensure our stay was a good one. The club lounge is new and is undergoing some growing pains but again- staff was great and I liked the idea that it exists at all. We selected the breakfast as our amenity and the coupon said it was for a continental buffet and when we went to the restaurant they indicated that changed and we had access to the total buffet. Another pleasant surprise and an amazing meal every morning. Thanks to all for making our stay a good one June 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Larken Perfect Honeymoon This was the perfect spot for our honeymoon. We enjoyed everything about the hotel (except for a few errant fire alarms). At the concierge desk, Summer helped us plan all our activities and gave us great insight and advice. June 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TJ1964 Excellent Stay This resort was beautiful with a great beach front. The staff couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. I will definitely stay here again. Only minor complaints . . . poor wifi in rooms and high food and beverage prices considering the cost of the room. June 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by PJ5562 Beautiful Resort Staff very friendly and polite. Love the resort. Beautiful landscape. June 22, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by deedee123 would've been an excellent rating but... My stay would've been excellent but there was an incident 1 night when the fire alarm went off at 1:30am which was very inconvenient as everybody had to leave their room and stand outside not knowing what was going on. No employees came by to let us know what was going on. The speaker was so faint we couldn't hear what was being said. Also another night, we waited for sunset to see the cliff dive at Black Rock but that did not happen and no reason was given. Other than those incidents, the hotel was very nice, staff was friendly, self parking was awesome for people with car rental and is walking distance to Whaler's Village. Also there was free shuttle to other Starwood locations and to Front Street. June 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by GLB71 Staff make this facility. Location does not hurt it either. This is our fourth year staying here and the staff are so courteous and bend over backwards to make your stay wonderful. Our adult children have also stayed here and say the same thing. It amazed us that they remember us from one stay to the next and have become like family. June 18, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by RKSH Beautiful Beach We enjoyed our stay at the Sheraton in Maui very much. The concierge was very helpful to our granddaughters and the beach was fabulous. It was perfect for snorkeling. June 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Wendyk Great Stay! This hotel is in a great location on Ka'anapali Beach! We had a wonderful stay here. The hotel front desk staff was excellent! We had an issue with needing an ADA room with a wheel in shower for my parents, and they upgraded them to make sure they got the correct room. June 9, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Spring72 Sheraton Maui We loved the grounds, the pool, the beach and all the amenities that went with those facilities. We also loved the view from our room. The room itself was adequate. The big problem was the bathroom. It was clean but extremely outdated. It had a toilet a tub/shower, and a plain sink. A sink that looked like it was left over from the 50's. We were paying 2014 prices for a 1950's bathroom. Most of the staff tried very hard and were extremely pleasant, the exception being the check in/check out desk. They were polite and smiled but the attitude was one of take or leave it, this is the way it is, they certainly did not go the extra mile like the rest of the staff. The breakfast buffet was very good and the restaurant was run very efficiently. A very big problem and inconvenience was the computer area used to print boarding passes. It had a printer that looked like it was the original printer HP ever produced. In addition it was low on ink, and completely failed to print our passes. This caused us great concern and when we were told there was no IT manager on duty we were very upset. Fortunately for us there was a very kind restaurant manager who knew how to email the passes to her email account and then print them from her printer. She was a great help who was also kind and courteous. In this era of computers this is totally unacceptable. Everything being said (bathroom, computer, check in/check out staff) we did enjoy our stay.All of the other factors were more the enough to sway the tide. June 8, 2014

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Historique 1909 Craftsman manoir situé dans la zone du campus Whitman College et à distance de marche de la rue principale. Cinq chambres joliment décorées offrent le confort moderne, un charme d'antan et petits déjeuners gourmands
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5 sur mai 13, 2015
We spent four wonderful days at the Green Gables Inn during our vacation in Walla Walla. We stayed in the Idlewood Suite - an outstanding and spacious room. the property, staff, food and location were all top-notch.
4,8 sur avril 12, 2015
Alexis was a great hostess/owner. She gave us great restaurant information and overall places to visit in the area. My daughter and I loved the yummy breakfast. The chef was good at accommodating food allergies too. The rooms are spacious and refinished bathrooms are very clean and bright.
5 sur février 19, 2015
All was great - host most hospitable
5 sur décembre 30, 2014
Dear Alexis and staff; Thank you for making our stay as wonderful as it was! Bringing my fiancé back to my hometown for the first time was only made more special by your kind, charming and gracious hospitality! We'll see you again! Casey & Jocelyn
4,4 sur décembre 12, 2014
This B&B was a great place to stay for a wine tasting get away in Walla Walla. The lovely old home has been restored and was done so very nicely. The rooms were done in a manner very appropriate to the age of the house. The common areas were beautiful and comfortable for lounging or visiting. The host, Alexis, was extremely pleasant and helpful, and the breakfast meals were absolutely fantastic. Can't wait to go back!
5 sur novembre 13, 2014
Beautiful house with very friendly staff and excellent breakfast!
5 sur novembre 12, 2014
My name is Denise, and this was my second stay at Green Gables. Again, I was traveling solo to see my daughter at Whitman. I absolutely love this place. Alexis and Andi are superb and subtle hostesses. The food is excellent, and the house is classically beautiful and very comfortable. I almost don't like giving them a review so I can keep it all to myself, but the cat is out of the bag. People all over Trip Advisor and Expedia have already expressed their love. I would live there if I could.
5 sur octobre 28, 2014
It feels like home, only better. The house is beautifully appointed, in keeping with tradition and seasonal décor. The rooms are quiet, even when the house is full. You feel so at home, it's very comfortable sitting in the parlor and living areas, making yourself a cup of tea, or pouring a glass of wine. Service is outstanding and the food is incredible.
4,8 sur septembre 22, 2014
My wife and I spent four nights at the Green Gables B&B. It is a charming craftsmen style house from the early 20th century. They always had a choice of four items for our breakfast main courses. The dishes were tasty and original. My favorite was the bleu cheese and bacon eggs benedict. We had a claw foot tub in our room which was great after a strenuous day of wine tasting. The B&B is near Whitman College and an easy walk to down town. I highly recommend choosing this B&B and I would certainly go there again.
4,4 sur septembre 22, 2014
Set in a quiet residential area in walking distance to downtown Walla Walla, Green Gables is an excellent base for exploring the wine country. The rooms are larger than most B&B's and have amazingly comfortable beds. The food is very good and more imaginative than most B&B's and had vegetarian and gluten free options. If you like good coffee, the French press coffee beats Starbucks. The common areas are very comfortable including the sweeping front porch which is ideal for reading. The innkeeper is gracious and helpful as is her staff. Definitely a top tier B&B.
Carriage House - 1 King Bedroom, 1.5 Bath, Fridge, Microwave, Private screened in patio on second floor, Television, Trundle Daybed (Converts to a King bed), pet friendly (up to 2 pets at additional fee), fenced area for pets, BBQ. Breakfast included.
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Antiquaires , Galeries d'art, Dîner gastronomique, Sites historiques, Concerts, Cinéma , Musée, Zone naturelle, Théâtre, Zone de pic-nic, Rodéo, Vignoble, Entreprise vinicole
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Chapter One
I was born invisible.
I have no idea how this worked. Did my mother go to a hospital, expecting me to be just another normal, visible baby? Or did she believe in the curse, did she know what was going to happen and have me in secret? It's such a strange image, even to me: an invisible baby, born into the world. What was that first moment like, when I was held up to my mother and there was nothing to see, only feel? She never told me. To her, the past was invisible like I was invisible. She let it slip that there was a curse—angry early words with my father, not meant for my ears. But that was it. There was no other why. There was no other how. There was only the what, and that was my life.
Invisible. I am invisible.
I want to keep asking my parents why. I want to keep asking my parents how. But I can't anymore. They're gone now.
My father left when I was small. It was too much for him.
My mother held on for as long as she could. Fifteen years. And then her body broke. A blood vessel in her brain.
I have been alone for almost a year now.
I can never be seen, no matter hard I try. I can be touched, but only if I concentrate. And I can always be heard, if I choose to speak. These, I suppose, are the rules of the curse. I have gotten used to them, even if I don't understand them. When I was a baby, I automatically had weight, but the more conscious I became, the more I had to concentrate on being held. I do not evaporate—part of me is still there, so I don't fall through floors or walk through walls. But to touch—that requires effort. I am not solid to the world, but the world is solid to me. The curse is its own intricately woven, often contradictory web, and I was born into it. I am an unknowing slave to its design.
New York City is a remarkably easy place to be invisible, as long as you have an absent father who contributes to your bank account from time to time. Everything—groceries, movies, books, furniture—can be ordered online. Cash never has to pass from one hand to another. Packages are left outside the door.
I stay inside a lot, but not always.
I live four blocks from Central Park, and I spend most of my most afternoons there. It is where I choose to live my traceless, shadowless life. I am just another part of the expanse. I am there in the trees, in the air, by the water. Sometimes I will sit on a bench for hours at a time. Sometimes I will wander. At every moment, I observe. Tourists and regulars. Dog walkers who pass at noon each day, clockwork. Large packs of teenagers, jockeying loudly for each other's attention. Old people who also sit and stare, as if they have all the time in the world, when deep down they know the opposite is true. I take them all in. I hear their conversations, witness their intimacies. I never say a word. They are more conscious of the birds, the squirrels, the wind.
I do not exist. And yet I exist.
I miss my mother. When I was a child, she taught me how to concentrate, how to give myself weight when the instinct began to fail. That way, she could still carry me on her back, tell me to hold on. She wanted me to live in the world, not apart from it. She would not abide any mischief on my part—no thievery, no spying, no taking advantage. I was cursed, but I was not meant to curse others. I was different, yes, but I was no less human than anyone else. So I had to act human, even when I wasn't feeling human at all.
She loved me, which is perhaps the most remarkable thing of all. There was never any question. By which I mean: there were many questions, but none of them had to do with love.
She taught me to read, even though she had to turn the pages most of the time. To write, even though the simple act of typing on a keyboard can exhaust me. To talk, when only she was around. To be silent, when anyone else was around. She taught me science and math and history, and how to cut my hair and my fingernails. She taught me the stories of my neighborhood, the stories of her day. She was comfortable telling me about the sixteenth century, or about a show she'd seen on TV. The only period that was blank was the year of my birth. Or anything directly before. Or anything directly after.
She never told a soul. And because of this, she too was alone—alone with me. Like mother, like son. There were kids I grew up with, but only because I saw them around a lot, got to know them through observation. Especially the kids in my building. Alex in 7A has been around the longest—perhaps I remember him first because of his red hair, or maybe it's the consistency of his complaining. At six, he wanted the latest toys. At sixteen, he wants to stay out late, to get more money from his parents, to have his parents leave him alone. I am tired of him, as I am tired of Greta in 6C, who's always been mean, and Sean in 5C, who's always been quiet. I think he would envy my invisibility, if he knew it was possible. But since he doesn't, he settles for the other options, the more voluntary invisibilities. He cloaks himself in books. He never makes eye contact, so the world becomes indirect. He mumbles his way through life.
And then there was Ben, who moved away. Ben, the only friend I've almost had. When he was five and I was ten, he decided to have an imaginary friend. Stuart, he named him, and that was close enough to my name, Stephen, for me to play along. He'd invite me to dinner, and I'd come along. He'd move to hold my hand in the park, and I'd take it. He'd bring me to kindergarten for show-and-tell, and I would stand there as the teacher indulged his whim, nodding along to whatever Ben said about me. The one thing I couldn't do was speak to him, because I knew that hearing my voice would spoil the illusion. Once, when I knew he wasn't listening, I whispered his name. Just to hear it. But he didn't notice. And by the time he turned six, he'd outgrown me. I couldn't blame him. Still, I was sad when he moved away.
My days are very much identical to one another. I wake up whenever I want. I shower, even though it's hard for me to get dirty. Mostly I do it so I can concentrate myself into having a body, and then feel the sensation of water hitting my skin. There's something human in that experience, a communion with the ordinary that I need each morning. I don't need to dry off; I merely disappear, and whatever water that's left on my body falls straight to the floor. I go back to my room and put on some clothes, for warmth. They disappear as soon as I put them on—another of the curse's finer details. Then I turn on some music and read for a few hours. I eat mostly at lunchtime—the spell also covers whatever I put into my mouth, so mercifully I don't have to witness the effects of my digestive tract. When lunch is done, I head out to the park. I press the elevator button, then have to wait in the lobby for the doorman to open the door for someone else before I can leave. Or, if no one is around, I open it myself and assume that, if it's seen, someone will blame the door, or the wind. I pick a bench that no one will sit on—the birds have gotten to it, or it's missing a slat. Or I wind my way through the Rambles. By the tidal pools, I have no reflection. By the band shell, I can sway to the music without anyone noticing. By the ponds, I can release a sudden cry, causing the ducks to spring in the air. Bystanders have no idea what's happened.
I come home when it's dark, and read some more. Watch some television. Go online. Again, typing is hard for me. But every now and then, I will painstakingly set out my sentences. This is the way I can participate in the language of living. I can talk to strangers. I can leave comments. I can volunteer my words when they are needed. Nobody has to know that on the other side of the wirescape, unseen hands are pressing the keys. Nobody has to know my central truth, if I can offer them much smaller truths instead.
This is how the time passes. I don't go to school. I don't have any family. The landlord knows my mother is gone—I had to call the ambulance, I had to see her taken away—but he believes my father is still around. I will grant my father this: he has never disowned me. It's just that he doesn't want to have anything further to do with me. I don't even know where he is. He is an email address to me. A cell phone number.
When my mother died, all the whys and hows returned. Grief gave them fuel. Uncertainty pointed me backward. For the first time in my life, without the buffer of her love, I felt truly cursed. I only had two choices, to follow her or to stay. Reluctantly, I stayed. I immersed myself in other people's words, in the park, in weaving a nest for my future out of the loose strands that I had left in my life. After a while, I stopped wondering about the why. I stopped questioning the how. I stopped noticing the what. What remains is simply my life, and I lead it simply.
I am like a ghost who's never died.
It starts with Ben's old apartment, 3B. Two doors down from my apartment, 3D. Ben's family left when I was twelve. Since then, the apartment has gone through three waves of tenants. The Cranes were a horrible couple who spent all their time saying horrible things to each other. They enjoyed their cruelty too much to get a divorce, but it wasn't any fun to be around. The Tates had four kids, and it was the imminent arrival of the fifth that made them realize a two-bedroom apartment wasn't going to work. And Sukie Maxwell was only planning on being in New York for a year, because she only had a year to design her client's new Manhattan apartment before moving on to redecorate the same client's house in France. She left so little of a mark on my universe that I didn't even notice her moving out. It's only when I see a set of movers carrying an old, worn sofa—a sofa that Sukie Maxwell would have never approved of—that I know she's left our building and a new family is taking her place.
I walk past the movers and head out to the park without giving it much thought. Instead I focus on Ivan, my favorite dog walker, who is making his afternoon rounds with Tigger and Eeyore (a dachshund and a basset hound, respectively). From conversations he's had with other dog walkers, I know that Ivan came to Manhattan from Russia three years ago, and is sharing a room in the Lower East Side with three other Russians he met online. This is not working out well, especially because Ivan is trying to woo Karen, the live-in nanny for the younger members of Tigger and Eeyore's family. I've seen them too, in the park, and think that Karen and Ivan would make a good match, if only because he treats the dogs kindly and with a sense of humor, while she does the same with the children. But it is clearly out of the question for Ivan to stay over at the house of his employers, nor does he want to bring Karen home to meet his questionable roommates. It's a stalemate, and sometimes I feel I'm as eager to see the resolution as Ivan is.
There seems to be some progress today, because about ten minutes after Ivan comes to the park, Karen follows with the children. They seem to be aware of each other, but with the children around, they're hesitant. I follow as they head towards the statue of Alice in Wonderland, then get closer as the kids leave them to play. It's just Tigger and Eeyore now, and neither Karen nor Ivan is making the first move.
I can't help myself. I lean down, concentrate hard, and push the two dogs in different directions. Suddenly they are darting in circles, and Ivan and Karen are at the center of their leashes. They are flung together, and while at first there's shock, it's the kind of shock that ends with smiles and laughter. The dogs are barking maniacally; the kids are rushing over to see what's happened. Ivan and Karen are pressing against each other, trying to disentangle themselves.
I'm smiling too. I have no idea what it would look like, to see me smile. But the feeling is there.
There's no certainty that the little spark of the moment I've given to Ivan and Karen will become anything other than a moment. Still, I feel good as I head back to the apartment. I wait for Mrs. Wylie (4A) to come in, and I rush through the door behind her. Then we ride in the elevator together to the fourth floor, and I press three on the way back down. When I emerge from the elevator, there's a girl in front of 3B, holding three bags from IKEA. As she fumbles for her door key, all three of them drop to the ground. I gingerly walk past her, then wait by my door—there's no way for me to take my key out of its hiding place and open the door until she's gone from the hall. I stand there watching as she scoops a pair of bookends and some cheap picture frames back into one of the bags. She is either cursing at herself or cursing at the bags—I can't tell which. I am thinking about how Sukie Maxwell would have died to have IKEA objects in her perfect apartment, not really paying attention when this new girl looks straight at the space where I'm standing.
"Are you really going to just stand there?" she asks. "Is this fun for you?"
All the electricity in my body is suddenly alert, amped to a level of consciousness I've never felt before. I turn to look behind me, to see who's there.
But there's no one there.
"Yeah, you," the girl says.
I cannot believe it.
She sees me.
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Think you could just throw your old 2005-2012 CBA in the trash? Think again. While doing an interview with Uffe Bodin of Sweden's no. 1 hockey outlet HockeySverige, the Senators top goalie prospect mentioned that he is of the understanding he will be a restricted free agent at the end of the year. "I've heard people say I've got one year left on my deal, but I've been a pro for three years now and this is my last year." "I was in more than 10 games the first year, because you count the games where you're backing up as well." On whether he thinks he'll get a one-way deal. "I really hope so. It would take a lot for me to sign a two-way deal again." Let's dust off the old Egyptian parchment and roll out the Collective Bargaining Agreement from 2005. The conventional wisdom (and that of Capgeek) would be that his entry-level contract would "slide" in his first professional year when he appeared in 8 games for the Senators, as he didn't meet the 10-game requireme
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Tampa, Florida -- We now know the name of the woman who amazingly survived crashing her SUV into a train in Ybor City.
Even officers investigating the crash can't believe she's alive.
The strange crash happened at a railroad crossing on Adamo Drive near 34th Street, under the new I-4 Connector overpass.
The train she smashed into was a caravan of black tanker cars hauling dangerous ethanol.
It's a very flammable liquid that's used as a fuel mixture gas for cars -- or, in purer form, it powers race cars. The ethanol in the tankers did not leak out.
Investigators kept the road closed there for hours. Adamo Drive, which is State Road 60, reopened at around 10 p.m. Sunday, around five hours after the crash.
Tampa police say Kristen R. Brown was driving a Mazda SUV. She's 25 years old and from Tampa.
Officers say it looks like she had some sort of medical issue while she was going west on Adamo Drive toward Tampa.
She crossed over the median, ignored the flashing lights at the railroad crossing, and hit the side of the train.
The train dragged her SUV for about the length of a football field. When the train was finally able to stop, people nearby ran to help.
They found Brown -- shockingly -- alive.
"I've been doing this 25 years and it's rare that this happens and you know for her to survive is extremely rare," said Lt. Ronald McMullen, Tampa Police Department.
Police say Brown suffered a broken neck and pelvis.
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Angola 3 News: With Governor Brown's decision expected anytime, local activists are urgently mobilizing to stop him from vetoing this important bill once again. AB 2530 supporters have created a webpage for the public to contact the Governor.
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Joseph Palermo: Thanks to the resourceful dumpster diving of two CSU, Stanislaus students, Alicia Lewis and Ashli Briggs, the public was finally able to get a glimpse behind the curtain of Sarah Palin Land. Attorney General (and gubernatorial candidate) Jerry Brown has promised a thorough investigation. These two young people should be commended for their civic mindedness and citizenship.
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Joseph Palermo: he Republicans, who control the state's finances through the "two-thirds rule," tell us every day that in a $1.8 trillion economy we can't do anything but cut, cut, cut because we simply "don't have the money." They tell us that a $19 billion budget deficit — about 1 percent of the state's GDP — requires us to dismantle the higher education system, lay off teachers and social servants, close parks, and demolish public institutions that took a generation to build.


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Jan. 16, 2012) — The transformational power of art underlies the theme of the Kansas City Art Institute's 2012 gala: "Art as Magic: Be Transformed." The event begins at 6:30 p.m. April 14 in the Grand Ballroom of the Kansas City Convention Center. Tickets are $175 per person and may be purchased online at kcai.edu/gala. Proceeds from the event benefit the student scholarship fund at KCAI, a four-year college of art and design.
Junior-year graphic design students at the Kansas City Art Institute, under the leadership of assistant professor Jamie Gray, have designed posters for the seven concerts that comprise the Folly Theater's 2011-12 jazz series. The winning posters will be unveiled next week. Jazz performances are scheduled Oct. 1 through March 3 at the Folly.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Sept. 13, 2011) — Looking for a fun activity for your kids at the Plaza Art Fair? Be sure to stop by the Kids Art Workshop, which will be hosted this year by The School for Continuing and Professional Studies at the Kansas City Art Institute.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Aug. 19, 2011) — Daniel F. Musser, senior vice president-principal and director of development management services for Zimmer Real Estate Services, has joined the board of trustees of the Kansas City Art Institute.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Aug. 10, 2010) — Jacqueline Chanda, Ph.D., president of the Kansas City Art Institute, will speak at the college's annual convocation, which will double as the inauguration of Chanda as the 23rd president of the college. The convocation and inauguration will be held at 11 a.m. Aug. 24 at the Community Christian Church, 4601 Main St., Kansas City, Mo.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (July 6, 2011) — Some 5,000 visitors who attended the Fifth Annual Art of the Car Concours® on June 26 had a special obligation: Pick a favorite vehicle from among nearly 200 on view that day, and vote for that vehicle. The top five vote-getters would receive "People's Choice" awards. Although many found it difficult to pick just one, Concours attendees turned in their ballots by the 2 p.m. deadline, and, when the votes were counted, the following five winners were announced:
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (June 16, 2011) - The fifth annual Art of the Car Concours®, featuring more than 180 vintage, classic and special-interest vehicles, including cars, trucks, racing cars and vintage motorcycles belonging to collectors from eight states, will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 26 on the campus of the Kansas City Art Institute, 4415 Warwick Blvd. Vehicles from Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Texas, Colorado, Iowa, North Carolina and Oklahoma will be on view.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (May 25, 2011) — Kathleen Collins, president of the Kansas City Art Institute since 1996, will become president emeritus of the college following her retirement on June 30. She is the first person in the college's 125-year history to receive the president emeritus title.
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Honoring the hottest stars in the entertainment business, the 2014 Variety Breakthrough of the Year Awards took over Sin City last night (January 9).
Kristen Bell showed up at The Las Vegas Hotel & Casino along with her "Veronica Mars" pal Ryan Hansen and creator Rob Thomas.
She's enjoyed a whole new level of career success thanks to her role on "The Newsroom," but Olivia Munn isn't about to let false reports of diva-like behavior go unanswered.
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Rounding out the weekend with a delicious outing, Olivia Munn hit up Craig's Restaurant in West Hollywood on Sunday evening (December 8).
The "Attack of the Show" starlet was joined by a guy friend (NOT her 'Robocop' boyfriend Joel Kinnaman) as she exited the popular eatery, bundled up in a wool coat overtop a green blouse with distressed black jeans and snazzy boots.
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Plunging right into the festive mood on this lovely Thanksgiving Day (November 28), the biggest names all across the nation spammed their Twitter accounts with an outpouring of friendly wishes and offerings of thanks.
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Making a sexy scene in New York City on Saturday (November 23), the beautiful Olivia Munn was out and about, drawing the eyes of spectators all around her.
Stunning in a long, tight black and white striped dress, the "Magic Mike" hottie strolled along with a seductive smile, sporting a little green leather jacket and a pair of designer heels.
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NFL Pick: Texans vs. Chargers
- Updated: September 9, 2013
Matchup:Houston Texans vs. San Diego Chargers
Date/Time: September 9th, 10:20 PM ET
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Spread: Texans -3
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Monday Night Football betting action finishes up this week from Qualcomm Stadium, where the Houston Texans are going to hope to get off on the right foot against the San Diego Chargers.
The Texans have one of the biggest question marks in the league right now in the form of RB Arian Foster. Foster continues to contend that he is ready to go for the season, but there is a real chance that he might not be playing in Week 1. If that's the case, RB Ben Tate is going to have to have a huge game both as a rusher and possibly as a receiver, just as is the case with Foster. QB Matt Schaub can't afford any major problems this year, as he is in one of these make or break seasons where he will either help bring Houston to the next level, or will cause the team to sink perhaps even out of the postseason. WR Andre Johnson is back and looks dominating, and he should be helped out by the growth of some of his young receivers. Adding WR DeAndre Hopkins as the second receiver was a mammoth pick in the NFL Draft, and there is a good chance that he could be the Offensive Rookie of the Year when push comes to shove. DE JJ Watt has to be salivating over the idea of playing against such a porous offensive line, but in the end, he doesn't have his line mate DE Antonio Smith, who is suspended for this game.
The Bolts have all sorts of problems coming into this season. They are running out of wide receivers for QB Philip Rivers to throw the ball to for sure. WR Vincent Brown and WR Robert Meachem seem to be the only healthy viable options at this point, as WR Danario Alexander is out for the season and WR Eddie Royal and WR Malcom Floyd both got dinged up in the preseason. That said, Rivers is going to be asked to throw the ball a ton in new Head Coach Mike McCoy's offense. He should be getting over 4,000 yards this season, and he is going to need to do so behind an offensive line that just completely failed to open up holes for all of the running backs last season. RB Ryan Mathews has to be better than he was, and RB Danny Woodhead could step in and help out as a receiver out of the backfield as well.
For as much as we don't really believe in the Chargers at this point, there is no doubt that they are one of the sharpest teams that we see on the docket in Week 1. San Diego is one of those bipolar teams that could beat some of the big boys, and we think that there is a great opportunity that the team, in spite of its flaws, is going to figure out how to score just enough to take down a very overrated Houston side.
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Gemini To say Gemini can be controversial is an understatement.
Gemini contends with a planetary influx, Cancer gets in touch with her artsy side, and Sagittarius is an agent of change.
constellation, late Old English, from Latin gemini (plural of adjective geminus) "twins" (see geminate). The twins are Castor and Pollux. Meaning "a person born under the sign of Gemini" is recorded from 1894. As an oath, from 1660s (also found in Dutch and German), perhaps a corruption of Jesu (cf. jiminy).


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It looks like the Colts are playing it cautiously this week, especially given the four day turnaround (good thing the league's trying to cut down on injuries, eh?); according to a colts.com injury update, Jerraud Powers will join Vontae Davis and Coby Fleener on the sidelines this week. Brown, Justice, Mathis, and Satele are all questionable for the game, and have yet to practice this week; Avery's also questionable, but he's been practicing regularly. The Colts have established that they can win without these guys, but they all make a big difference. If Brown and Avery take a seat, the Colts will be lining up with a rookie quarterback, running back, tight end, and wide receiver this week; still, isn't that what we're used to, by now? Now, if they had a bye week, Thursday night game, and then continued, there would be an 11 day rest, and then a 10 day rest; difficult to restrict Thursday night games to the first half of the season only, but it makes more sense in a league trying t...
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As Billy Currington says, People Are Crazy! A guy in a truck was caught on video via a GoPro trying to run down and run over a young man on a dirt bike! This is something you would only typically see in the movies. Not only is the idea of running someone down in a truck a
Meet Duncan The Two-Legged Dog [VIDEO]
Meet Duncan the two-legged boxer. His owner Amanda Giese is the founder of Panda Paws Rescue. A supporter of the Panda Paws was visiting family when he noticed the breeder next door had a pup with a birth defects. That was Duncan. The rest as they say, is history.
Brad Paisley Plays A Slide Guitar Solo With A GoPro [WATCH]
Brad Paisley is hands down one of the best guitar players in country music, if not in all of music. His electric guitar is a trademark in all of his songs and it really shows what a unique performer he is. At a recent concert he did something that was one of a kind. He played a slide guitar solo with a fans GoPro camera.
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This is one of those movies where people try to be different and unique just for the sake of being different. There are very few cases where this works, AND THIS IS NOT ONE OF THEM. If you are not sure whether you want to watch this movie or not, my advice is to find something else. And if you still end up watching it, then at least help get rid of this piece of crap by blamming it.
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That was a really cartoon. Do more. I really liked it.
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man it wuz arite but wtf were u on wen u made this, totally fucked up. but wutever point taken, animation wuz arite i guess, tha style wuz fly but thatz about it, other than that u gotta make sure u sober wen u make another movie man.
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Woah,that was freaky,ya?
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