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Published: June 8, 2003
THE one-room office of Beau Friedlander's Context Books in Lower Manhattan is a wreck. Piles of dusty, dog-eared manuscripts climb to the ceiling like stalagmites. Scraps of Scotch tape and paper curl off the wall like plane-tree bark. The paint on the wooden floor is badly chipped, and the tin ceilings are furry with grime. Sitting at his littered desk, Mr. Friedlander, 34, unshaven and in a loose-fitting black button-down, peers out of the clutter a bit like a groundhog poking its head out of a hole.
''Someone said today, 'You'll be out of business when Bush is out of office,' '' Mr. Friedlander said. ''I don't think I will. We'll just move on to globalization. If we do our jobs right, we're going to sway the election and remove him from power.''
Mr. Friedlander's office might be a perfect symbol for the state of radical-left politics in the United States these days: disorganized, energetic, grappling to reconcile its past of pamphlets, books and big ideas with the immediacy of the digital present -- well-organized conservative Web sites, the Fox News Channel -- and the easily obtainable temptations of the bourgeoisie, like Mr. Friedlander's fancy chrome-colored Trek 4500 mountain bike, which he rides to work each day from Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and stores against a bookshelf blocking the exit.
As the publisher of two recent best-selling quickie paperbacks that emerged from, and then codified, opposition to the war in Iraq -- ''War on Iraq: What Team Bush Doesn't Want You to Know'' by William Rivers Pitt, and ''Target Iraq: What the News Media Didn't Tell You,'' by Norman Solomon and Reese Erlich -- Mr. Friedlander, who first made a splash in 1999 when he acquired a manuscript from Theodore J. Kaczynski, the Unabomber, has the chutzpah to believe that he may be the man to overturn the paradigm, both in publishing and in the White House. His idea: to package Noam Chomskyesque political tracts with well-known names on the cover that propel them through the media din. Sean Penn wrote the afterword to ''Target Iraq.'' ''War on Iraq'' was based on a lengthy interview with Scott Ritter, a former United Nations arms inspector.
Mr. Friedlander says that altogether, he shipped more than 100,000 copies of those books, and he is soon to publish two more quickie tracts, one by Mr. Ritter on the failed effort, so far, to find chemical, biological or nuclear weapons in Iraq, and another by John Bonifaz, a young Boston lawyer associated with leftist causes and a recent winner of a MacArthur ''genius'' award for his advocacy of campaign reform.
Pamphleteering is a long-running American pursuit -- from Thomas Paine to ''9-11,'' Mr. Chomsky's tract on the terrorist attacks, which has sold about 750,000 copies worldwide. But at a time when young people are more likely to blog their arguments than to publish them in print, Mr. Friedlander stands out. Indeed, there was a time when downtown Manhattan used to be full of people like him -- young, left-leaning independent publishers whose political convictions provided their enterprises the lifeblood that cash could not. Some conservatives might say that the demise of this breed has amounted to a kind of neighborhood improvement, but perhaps even the most die-hard Bill O'Reilly enthusiast might muster a twinge of empathy for a scrappy political partisan trying to sell his ideas to the mainstream.
''I'm a throwback,'' Mr. Friedlander said. ''The day of totally undercapitalized idealists in publishing has come and gone. For a progressive publisher to stand a chance out there, it has to play the same game as Fox. It's got to be dressed up for company. To do that I have to use the same tools all the rest of the mainstream media is using -- the lure of celebrity or the lure of a topic that's in the news cycle.''
Dan Simon, who heads Seven Stories Press, which published Mr. Chomsky's quick-book, said that Mr. Friedlander's coupling of political argument with celebrities and mainstream politicians is new.
''The notion of a short, quick, well-done book that has information that people can't get from TV and that has an activist slant is one of the things people really want from bookstores,'' he said. ''Beau has done it in a way that's different.''
Mr. Friedlander grew up in Redding, Conn., in what he called a ''typical fractured middle-class family.'' His mother died of a brain hemorrhage when he was 17, he said. When he was 25, his stepfather, a heavy drinker and smoker, died as well. As Mr. Friedlander put it, ''He died of her dying.''
Mr. Friedlander traces his political awakening to St. Luke's prep school in New Canaan, Conn.
''They liked to create inhibited young boys and girls,'' he said, ''and my inhibition never kicked in.''
After college at Bennington, he earned a master's degree in English romantic literature at Oxford University and another master's in Scandinavian literature at Columbia, before trying a short-term gig at Knopf. He started Context with his life savings -- $10,000 -- and with a dream of discovering and publishing great fiction. He set up shop in the dingy windowless cell he still occupies on lower Broadway with a single assistant, but finding the next Faulkner or Fitzgerald wasn't so easy.
Mr. Friedlander bided his time by repackaging down-market foreign titles for sale in the United States. His offerings, he said, were as varied as classical CD's and cookbooks.
''I was asked if I could do a Chinese wildlife encyclopedia once, and I said, 'I don't know -- why not?' '' Mr. Friedlander said.


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The Nasdaq fell 93 points, closing at 4,369. The Standard & Poor's 500 fell 2 percent to 1,930.
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USA Today says: "With the losses, a five-month string of Dow and S&P 500 Index gains will end with July's last trading session."
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The Office of J.D. Academic Services is now accepting applications for Global Teaching Fellows ("Fellows") to assist in teaching the first-year course, Week One: Law in a Global Context ("Week One"), from Monday through Thursday, January 11-14, 2016. We encourage upperclass J.D. students, LL.M., and S.J.D. students who will be enrolled students through Spring 2016 to apply. The deadline for Fellow applications is Wednesday, October 7, 2015.
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All first-year students will have the opportunity to request a seat in the optional 1-credit pass/fail course "Week One: Law in a Global Context," which takes place Monday through Thursday, January 11-14, 2016. A lottery will be conducted in the Fall semester for interested students. Enrolled students must attend every class session and are graded on a pass/fail basis.
Week One is designed to introduce first-year students to lawyering in a transnational setting so they can begin to understand how legal problems increasingly transcend national boundaries. The Week One problems for this academic year will be as follows: an anti-corruption problem set in the context of a corporate acquisition; and a public law dispute involving extradition of persons living overseas and suspected of terrorism to the United States (to face the death penalty or life in prison without the possibility of parole). For a description of each problem, please see the summary provided here. Each problem is structured as a simulation and students are assigned to specific roles for the week. In their roles, students collaborate with others on their team, negotiate with those on opposing sides, and, depending on the problem, they may participate in key client or witness interviews, take part in a judicial hearing, and/or make a client presentation of their legal findings and recommendations. The courses will each be taught through a closed packet of materials and will not include a research component.
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CyrusOne Inc. (NASDAQ:CONE) will hold its first quarter 2014 results conference call at 5:00 PM Eastern Time (4:00 PM Central Time) on Wednesday, May 7, 2014. Gary Wojtaszek, President and Chief Executive Officer, and Kimberly Sheehy, Chief Financial and Administrative Officer, will review the company's financial performance for the period.
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DevOps at Cloud Expo – being held November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA – announces that its Call for Papers is open. Born out of proven success in agile development, cloud computing, and process automation, DevOps is a macro trend you cannot afford to miss. From showcase success stories from early adopters and web-scale businesses, DevOps is expanding to organizations of all sizes, including the world's largest enterprises – and delivering real results. Am...
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Basho Technologies has announced the latest release of Basho Riak TS, version 1.3. Riak TS is an enterprise-grade NoSQL database optimized for Internet of Things (IoT). The open source version enables developers to download the software for free and use it in production as well as make contributions to the code and develop applications around Riak TS. Enhancements to Riak TS make it quick, easy and cost-effective to spin up an instance to test new ideas and build IoT applications. In addition to...
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The 19th International Cloud Expo has announced that its Call for Papers is open. Cloud Expo, to be held November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, brings together Cloud Computing, Big Data, Internet of Things, DevOps, Digital Transformation, Microservices and WebRTC to one location. With cloud computing driving a higher percentage of enterprise IT budgets every year, it becomes increasingly important to plant your flag in this fast-expanding business opportuni...
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"This week we're really focusing on scalability, asset preservation and how do you back up to the cloud and in the cloud with object storage, which is really a new way of attacking dealing with your file, your blocked data, where you put it and how you access it," stated Jeff Greenwald, Senior Director of Market Development at HGST, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at 18th Cloud Expo, held June 7-9, 2016, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
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"We've discovered that after shows 80% if leads that people get, 80% of the conversations end up on the show floor, meaning people forget about it, people forget who they talk to, people forget that there are actual business opportunities to be had here so we try to help out and keep the conversations going," explained Jeff Mesnik, Founder and President of ContentMX, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at 18th Cloud Expo, held June 7-9, 2016, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Isomorphic Software will exhibit at DevOps Summit at 19th International Cloud Expo, which will take place on November 1–3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Isomorphic Software provides the SmartClient HTML5/AJAX platform, the most advanced technology for building rich, cutting-edge enterprise web applications for desktop and mobile. SmartClient combines the productivity and performance of traditional desktop software with the simp...
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"When you think about the data center today, there's constant evolution, The evolution of the data center and the needs of the consumer of technology change, and they change constantly," stated Matt Kalmenson, VP of Sales, Service and Cloud Providers at Veeam Software, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at 18th Cloud Expo, held June 7-9, 2016, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
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"Being the one true cloud-agnostic and storage-agnostic software solution, more and more customers are coming to Commvault and saying ' What do you recommend? What's your best practice for implementing cloud?" explained Randy De Meno, Chief Technologist at Commvault, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at 18th Cloud Expo, held June 7-9, 2016, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
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"We're bringing out a new application monitoring system to the DevOps space. It manages large enterprise applications that are distributed throughout a node in many enterprises and we manage them as one collective," explained Kevin Barnes, President of eCube Systems, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at DevOps at 18th Cloud Expo, held June 7-9, 2016, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
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"delaPlex Software provides software outsourcing services. We have a hybrid model where we have onshore developers and project managers that we can place anywhere in the U.S. or in Europe," explained Manish Sachdeva, CEO at delaPlex Software, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at @ThingsExpo, held June 7-9, 2016, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
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From wearable activity trackers to fantasy e-sports, data and technology are transforming the way athletes train for the game and fans engage with their teams. In his session at @ThingsExpo, will present key data findings from leading sports organizations San Francisco 49ers, Orlando Magic NBA team. By utilizing data analytics these sports orgs have recognized new revenue streams, doubled its fan base and streamlined costs at its stadiums. John Paul is the CEO and Founder of VenueNext. Prior ...
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IoT is rapidly changing the way enterprises are using data to improve business decision-making. In order to derive business value, organizations must unlock insights from the data gathered and then act on these. In their session at @ThingsExpo, Eric Hoffman, Vice President at EastBanc Technologies, and Peter Shashkin, Head of Development Department at EastBanc Technologies, discussed how one organization leveraged IoT, cloud technology and data analysis to improve customer experiences and effi...
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Let's face it, embracing new storage technologies, capabilities and upgrading to new hardware often adds complexity and increases costs. In his session at 18th Cloud Expo, Seth Oxenhorn, Vice President of Business Development & Alliances at FalconStor, discussed how a truly heterogeneous software-defined storage approach can add value to legacy platforms and heterogeneous environments. The result reduces complexity, significantly lowers cost, and provides IT organizations with improved efficienc...
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Organizations planning enterprise data center consolidation and modernization projects are faced with a challenging, costly reality. Requirements to deploy modern, cloud-native applications simultaneously with traditional client/server applications are almost impossible to achieve with hardware-centric enterprise infrastructure. Compute and network infrastructure are fast moving down a software-defined path, but storage has been a laggard. Until now.
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The Internet of Things will challenge the status quo of how IT and development organizations operate. Or will it? Certainly the fog layer of IoT requires special insights about data ontology, security and transactional integrity. But the developmental challenges are the same: People, Process and Platform and how we integrate our thinking to solve complicated problems. In his session at 19th Cloud Expo, Craig Sproule, CEO of Metavine, will demonstrate how to move beyond today's coding paradigm ...
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I am a big fan of Pinterest and found these ideas there so I can't take credit. I'm filling a basket with homemade bath products (bath fizz, soap balls, sugar scrub, and salt soaks). I am choosing the colors and scents myself and will attach a note that says "From my shower to yours... Thank you for all you've done".
I've already made all but the fizz and they were SO easy! I'm just waiting until I figure out where to buy citric acid for the fizz. :(
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Oil prices rose in Asian trade Wednesday, cheered by another record close for equities on the Dow Jones index that indicate confidence in the US economy, analysts said.
New York's main contract, light sweet crude for delivery in April gained 21 cents to $92.75 a barrel and Brent North Sea crude for April delivery increased six cents to $109.71.
Tony Nunan, risk manager at Mitsubishi Corp in Tokyo, said the recent rally in shares has helped buoy oil prices.
"Equities are going up, so people think the overall (US) economic recovery is strong," he told AFP.
The Dow ended at a record high for a sixth straight session on Tuesday, helped by the release last week of better-than-forecast US jobs data.
And while global markets were broadly tepid Tuesday and in early Asian trade Wednesday, the outlook is still positive, analysts said.
"The fatigue was allowed to set in by the absence of any 'meat and potatoes' -- hard global economic news that moves markets," said Jason Hughes, head of premium client management at IG Markets Singapore.
"But the bull run still looks like it has plenty of legs and traders want markets to run higher."
For the crude market, "the US payroll data is still having a positive effect... as the world's biggest economy pulls itself out of the mud faster than eurozone and Chinese economies," Hughes added.


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Rated 4.6 out of 5 by 405 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Essex21 Amazing beach and rooms The staff, the room, the spa, the pool, the beach - all wonderful. May 13, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by BradM Perfection Once Again! On our second visit back to the St. Regis, our expectations were met and exceeded once again! The staff was very friendly and accommodating and we didn't want to leave! There is no request too large for the staff here and they make you feel like you are Royalty. Both times here I have been upgraded to a suite (Astor Suite and St. Regis Suite) and my experience has been one I will never forget. May 11, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pjpslacker Wonderful 20th Anniversay What a wonderful 20th anniversary experience at this beachfront hotel. Terry and the staff meet our needs and more with smiles and kindnesses...upgrading us to a suite with butler service (Juan)...excellent. Luca and Tony at Fern did us particularly well with food choices and conversation. David and Carlos at SeaGrapes and the pool were friendly and attentive. The couples massage at Remede Spa was over the top! We throughly enjoyed the St. Regis Bahia, from the French pressed coffee to Sabering of Champagne. Wonderful!!! May 10, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dxlag St. Regis Bahia Beach This hotel was absolutely amazing! It transported us into a relaxing oasis upon our arrival. Entering the room you are greeted to a open airy view of the lust island palm trees against a blue ocean. The rain shower was wonderful with a allure of being in a forest with a view of the ocean while feeling the water. It is a hidden gem in Rio Grande! May 7, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by EvgenP Good quality with nice beach. It's a good quality hotel with beautiful beach. Nothing special but the stuff very polite and professional. May 6, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ceeemm89 Great Vacation! Couldn't have asked for a better hotel/service/amenities/spa/restaurants/concierge! I highly recommend this resort to anyone who travels to Puerto Rico! Our stay was short but sweet. We were celebrating our one year anniversary and booked via expedia. We had great weather and the flight was super short and direct. We arranged our transportation with the hotel, and it was the way to go. They were there when we got to baggage claim, and from the time we were picked up to the time we were dropped off at the airport, the service and friendliness from the staff was impeccable. The St. Regis really knows how to treat each and every customer with the utmost respect and pure welcoming spirit. Oscar, from the beach facilities, was kind, generous and a great employee of the resort, he made us feel right at home! We selected one day to go to Old San Juan. We talked with the concierge to arrange our itinerary, and we played it by ear, and couldn't have enjoyed Old San Juan more. The Food, atmosphere, history, and people were purely amazing. We were able to have Pina Colada's at the place where it originated. I know for a fact we wouldn't have been able to find it without the concierge's expertise and local experience. it was amazing - we will definitely be coming back! Thanks St. Regis for such a memorable experience! May 5, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by BrianChi Gorgeous Hotel Simply gorgeous hotel. There was noone on the beach even though the hotel was full, and we found spots at the pool everyday.....quick pool service. We did order room service and they forgot to bring us our sides....the waiter returned 20 min later with the sides but we were already done with our meal. Would have been nice if he removed those from the bill. The server then said he would return in 20 min and pick up the tray from out on the patio......when I woke up the next morning the food was everywhere and we had all kinds of animals on our porch. Other than that, there is little to complain about with this property. Lush and gorgeous. April 25, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by abigsplash Luxurious Great hotel that has a non chain feel. Beautiful main building that has the feel of an villa / estate. The grounds were once a coconut plantation. The grounds and things offered here are the best I have experienced. There's a Michelin Star restaurant on site. DON'T GO IN NOVEMBER, WAS THE END OF HURRICANE SEASON BUT STILL RAIN, RAIN, RAIN! The rooms are still great to relax but to miss out on all the facilities is a shame so choose when to go wisely. April 24, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by bahiafan51 Service level was wonderful The staff made us feel welcome. Despite the fact that the hotel was full for a holiday weekend, the service level was extremely high, and we still felt like we had our privacy. It was a wonderful weekend and I look forward to visiting again April 19, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cindy29 Relaxing Retreat A great escape in paradise. The staff exceeded my expectations. The hotel room was clean, comfortable and roomy. The grounds are beautiful. The spa experience was amazing. Only complaint is the restaurant options - would be great to upgrade Molasses - its a good spot but a poorly executed menu. Maybe just a plain old steak house would be great alternative. On the positive side Seagrape and Fern both provided amazing meals. A bit pricey but it is the only 5 star resort on the island. April 15, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by ChicagoFamTraveler Great Setting and Resort, but Sub-Par Service We're writing this in the hopes senior management at the hotel take the initiative to improve overall staff and food quality issues we encountered during our 7 day stay recently with the family. The resort facility is 5-diamond, no question about that. The pool is family friendly and fabulous as are the grounds and location. However, the service falls far below the 5-diamond standard we have experienced at other resorts and since we loved the resort and might consider a return trip, we would only consider if we find they have addressed some of these service issues. Some notable examples of the service issues we experienced are: Housekeeping issues were the greatest problem: - We were there for 7 days but never once had fresh or clean glassware placed in our room. the glassware for wine, water etc was NOT dish washer cleaned, it was hand wiped and full of streaks and finger prints. It was absolutely disgusting. it was right out of an old Dateline show where undercover guests found staff never replaced glassware but just kept rinsing it with water, wiping it dry and putting it back on the shelf. I would never expect that from a 5-diamond hotel such as this. It's the most serious service breakdown we experienced. Our solution was simply taking glassware from our room service orders and using that in-room as needed. For the record, we never complained about it on site. I felt we shouldn't have to ask for it, but should expect it and to be honest I was curious to see if they ever would address it, but they never did. - We failed to get a proper turn down service until our 6th, and final, night at the resort. It was amazing because despite calling the "butler" every day to let them know when we would like turn down, it took a final angry call to the manager (Jay) to finally get things right. We never got slippers, or any of the expected turn down attention items until our final night stay. The housekeeping service was spotty at best, good a couple of later nights but poor the first few nights, we never got clean sheets until that last day because we never got the card from housekeeping allowing us to request them until that last day. Just not 5-diamond quality housekeeping at all. Food Quality and Service Issues: - Overall the food served by the Fern (in both the lobby bar and restaurant) is fabulous. However, server attention to detail and overall quality is slow and spotty. Example, at the Fern, after a lovely $400 dinner, my wife failed to get her hot tea until after we all finished desert, 15 minutes after it was ordered. We were still charged for it. That sort of thing should not happen at a 5-star restaurant. - Food quality at the pool and other hotel venues, including room service is good, not great. At the pool restaurant one night they forgot 2 items all together at dinner, then instead of fixing them, we got some horrible chicken quesadilla entree (that they forgot originally, so it was about 30 minutes after we got all our other food) but we got it made with (get this) BBQ chicken shredded, instead of the fresh chicken breast it was supposed to come with. It was so bad even my 10 yr old son commented on how bad it tasted. We know it was some rush job because we had eaten one on another day and it was not made from BBQ shredded chicken. Bad news. All we got that night was an offer for free drinks, but that was not of interest to us. So we still paid for it when the check came, not great service. - Speaking of drinks, dont order anything from the pool other than the house specialty cocktails. I tried for a Manhattan and got a glass of ice and bourbon watered down. It was awful. - Room service kitchen messed up breakfast nearly every day, it was almost comical, but we're pretty laid back so never made a stink about it during the stay, but they regularly forgot something (a grapefruit one day, an english muffin another, and despite ordering green tea every morning from the butler service, we never got green tea, we ALWAYS for earl gray!)....crazy. Again, we're on vacation and these are all mostly minor things, so not worth getting a big stress knot over, but still not 5-diamond quality, which is the rate we're paying. - We rented a beach cabana on three separate days...on the first day we never got the plate of fresh fruit and creme, and water cooler....Never would have know except we got them on the other 2 rental days...so again, minor service breakdown. So overall, our stay was really lovely. It's a great place. Many staff are trying very hard and working hard, but the quality breakdowns with the butler service being available but not very useful, the housekeeping quality and some of the food-service related stuff you don't like to see when you're paying top dollar for 5-diamond quality. I hope they clean things up a little on those fronts. April 13, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Wg586 Relaxing stay We had amazing time at the st Regis this past week. Both managers (breakfast and dinner Lucas) at Fern went above and beyond to make sure we were satisfied. We ordered the hot sauce and they had it waiting for us the next day. We had an issue one morning with breakfast and one dinner and both were taken care of in the best way possible to make you forget about the issue. The girls at the loony bar are wonderful too. They provided great service when we sat outside and the girl (name started with a S) was amazing and friendly behind the bar. The staff really makes you want to come back to this amazing relaxing resort. Only thing is that it was a little over priced for some of the options, not much to do after 10 pm. Maybe a piano bar or someplace a little bit later to hang out would be nice. April 12, 2015
Rated 2 out of 5 by Stevieray Lovely grounds but hotel has lots of issues We are frequent travelers and try to use SPG whenever possible. In fact, we especially love staying at the St Regis properties. In the past 19 months we have stayed at St Regis hotels in Hawaii, NYC, Italy, and Mexico. After the consistently 5++ Star experience at ALL of the above St Regis properties, we had great expectations of the St Regis in Bahia Beach, Puerto Rico. While it was not a terrible trip, it definitely dd not live up to our past experiences. First the pros: The resort property is beautiful. The breakfast buffet was delicious. Most of the staff were very friendly and helpful. When we needed a doctor, one was quickly located and came to our room within an hour. He was very professional and astute. The room was comfortable. Now for the cons: The beach is not suitable for swimming. Period. The resort is located on a very windy part of the island. I had in fact read in a previous review that the beach was often off limits for swimming due to strong currents, winds, etc... So I did my due diligence and called the hotel almost 2 months prior to our arrival and asked if the beach was suitable and swimmable for children on a regular basis. The woman at the desk assured me it was always open and very suitable for children and that is was very swimmable. I asked if the beach often had the red flags up. She replied that it did "on occasion" but that it was still ok to swim in the beach because reg flags just mean that one "should be a little more careful." While the sandy beach is beautiful, it had double red flags up EVERY SINGLE DAY of our 6 night stay. While there, we spoke with some employees, one of whom has been there for almost 2 years and has never seen the double red flags ever come down. These double red flags are a US Coast guard designation. The official meaning is below: Red Flags The most serious of all beach warning flags, red flags warn swimmers of serious hazards in the water. One red flag means that the surf is high or there are dangerous currents, or both. Though you can still swim if there is a red flag, you should use extreme caution and go in the water only if you're a strong swimmer. Two red flags, however, means that the water is closed to swimming, as conditions are too dangerous for even the strongest swimmers. In some communities, red flags feature the symbol of a swimmer with a white line through it, indicating that swimming is prohibited. On the first evening of our arrival, we decided to have appetizers on the veranda. The view was lovely and the service was very good as well. However, the mosquitos decided to join us with a vengeance. A manager saw up slapping them away, smiled knowingly and inquired if we wanted some spray for the mosquitos. We told we would love some and she soon came back with a large can of Deep Woods Off. We sprayed it all around us and on our skin as the mosquitoes were just terrible. Finally, after being out there only 45 minutes, we couldn't stand getting bitten anymore and fled back to our rooms. Once back in the room, I counted 57 mosquito bites on me and 24 on my 9 year old son. We found cans of Deep Woods Off for sale in the mini-bar. So apparently, this as not an isolated instance. It is a resort wide problem of which we were given no warning. Had we known, we would have applied a DEET-Free mosquito deterrent and saved our selves a lot of misery. Because of the severity of the mosquito attack on me and my son, we had a allergic reaction, and had to take Benadryl and Allegra. We had to apply topical antibiotic and cortisone cream several times a day as the itching was unbearable. Several of mine became infected, necessitating a visit from the doctor and taking oral antibiotics for a week. It's been 18 days since it happened and I they are still not totally healed. Inanition, we spent almost $500 dollars for topical lotions, mosqito repellants, remedies, antibiotics, bangages and the doctor. The resort never offered to comensate for any of the charges that we only incurred because of a problem at the resort. The resort property is beautiful. In order to get to it though, you drive through areas of Puerto Rico that seem very run down, and in some cases quite unsafe. The roads approaching the resort from either direction are littered with debris and abandoned buildings. The buildings that look inhabited have iron bars on all the windows, balconies and doors. Many even have barbed wire atop the iron fences. This made us feel that we could not go exploring around the local area. The AC in the room did not seem to be controlled by the thermostat. No matter how low we turned it, it rarely cooled off enough to get rid of the general heat and mugginess in the room. The food is very average and quite expensive. Also, the selections are very limited. Due to the mosquito problem, we did not want to sit outside again at the resort in the evening. NOTE that we went to restaurants off property that did not have the same problem at all. This meant that our only evening option on the property was room service. Not fun when you have traveled almost 7 hours by plane and cannot sit outside in the evening. When I told a clerk at checkout that I was going to write a review about the resort and mention the mosquitoes and dangerous beach, she insisted that the beach was very swimmable despite the double red warnings flags. She also said the resort was well aware the the mosquito problem and were working on it. I wish they had told me that before I got 57 bites!! The pool was very nice. However, the 3 days we used it (the other days we drove several miles away so we could go to other beaches that were actually safe to swim in), it was filthy by 2:30- 3 in the afternoon. There did not appear to be any staff working to maintain the cleanliness of the pool at all. Inside the pool, there were paper cups, hair balls, banana peels....it was kind of gross. Communication of the resort amenities needs improvement. No one told of of the water activities on the property. They are not at the beach nor even visible from the beach area so were were unaware of them until it was too late for us to take advantage of them. When I mentioned this to the checkout person, she handed me a small card and said that they were listed on the card. I do recall receiving the card at checkin with my room keys but I don't usually read small cards like this as they do not usually contain such major information. Someone really should have taken this time to at least make mention of it at checkin, especially since we had our 9 year old son with us who would have loved some of those activities. Overall, this was an extremely expensive vaction that did not live up to its expectations at all. we would not recommend this resort. April 11, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by Debbie131 The St Regis in Bahia Beach needs some TLC Terrace lounge chair cushions were completely flat and you could not even sit on them in comfort, the prices were too high ($5.00 for one boiled egg) and the cabanas need cleaning (the curtains were filthy) April 8, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by enrico78 Will be back First time staying at a St. Regis property and this will be our standard - we expect nothing less. We cannot emphasize enough how well we were treated from accommodating our requests even down to those that they cannot (such as late check out) - each was handled with utmost professionalism and genuine care. Granted we had to wait for our room when first arrived - had to ask a few times when it will be ready - but when we finally got in the room with an upgrade, my wife and I found the room extremely spacious and luxurious. The outside furnishing needs to be replaced - black marks (moldy?), firmness is gone, discoloration on the lobby drapes brass - but that's what you get being in a tropical setting, I guess. The plantation house was lovely, the amenities were sufficient, the pool and seating area were all excellent. The restaurant food was of course expensive but was just ok, but the attentive service made up for it, still the food came out slow (I didn't mind venturing out of the resort for cheap and local foods, and there are plenty). Our second floor terrace faced the golf course, so I can't comment on the beach front views. The spa and the couples massage we got was very heavenly. Customer service was top notch, not to mention the valet service, greeting you by name, asking if everything is ok, etc. I am not good with names, but I do remember Ruben (late evening to early morning staff) who took care of us whenever we came back very late and had to leave by 6 am to go out in excursions - Thank you! The only complaint is the beach itself. It was sunny and hot the whole time we were there, but it was extremely windy so no swimming at all due to the high, dangerous surf of the shallow waters. So we just bathed in the sun. San Juan, Isla Verde, Fajardo all have better beaches than here at Bahia Beach, Rio Grande. I wanted to add that the place is very family friendly. We have two little ones ourselves (not with us during this trip) so we did not mind, but the kids were never a problem during the five days we were there (not loud or in the way, no running around, no diaper changing in public, etc.). We will be back and will be bringing the kids next time. The resort, without traffic issues, is 25 minutes from the airport taking the toll highway 66 which very few cars take so it was a breeze. March 4, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by gardener26 Near perfect Extremely beautiful and well-maintained property (other than the beach area beyond the hotel). Service during our stay was outstanding and we really enjoyed both restaurants. Husband said massage at the spa was amazing. Some of the negatives for us: a few too many families with young children during our stay. It wasn't horrible, but as empty nesters now we'd like to have the option of an adults only area. Need an efficient foot-shower for those coming off of the beach. No products available in the ladies room at the pool. Would have appreciated better trail marks on the paths. No Fox News available in room. Would have loved a shop on site. Not a good beach for swimming. These are only niggles, overall we had a wonderful stay and will definitely return. February 9, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by arky Exceptional! This property is fantastic and rates alongside the best beach resorts I have experienced with cordial staff, beautiful location and facilities, wonderful pool, a clean and secluded beach, an exceptional golf course and a fine tennis facility all on site. There is a tranquil and restful ambiance to St. Regis Bahia Beach which is so enjoyable. February 9, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by MAwestcoast 2nd time in 8 months - Excellent!!! This was the second time we stayed at this St. Regis in the past 8 months and another wonderful stay! The first time we stayed here it was just my wife and I and because of our wonderful experience this time we came back with my kids for a family vacation. We have a lot of people to thank for the best service in all of PR! The check in was seamless and the recognition of me being a SPG Platinum member was perfect. Naomi (Front Desk Manager) was great to make sure we where in the best 1 Bedroom Luxury Suite - top floor closest to the pool - thank you Naomi! The Luxury Suite was large and comfortable for a family of 4 that included 2 bathrooms and 2 showers. A great balcony with couches, a table and chairs to relax on made it that much better. My family and I want to personally thank Karlos and Angel as they took care of us the whole time! They truly made us feel at home and my kids still ask about when then can see them again. Thank you both for being very personable, nice and fun to talk with as you made our stay for the whole family very enjoyable!!! On a side note I won't forget you keeping the bar open late for me to watch my football game and we can't wait to see you guys in the near future! (We are all ready planning our next stay for Feb/March 2015). We loved the private 2 mile beach to dinner and breakfast at Fern to the boat house to enjoy the new addition of a kids/dad water park for the kids and me....My family and I enjoyed the bike rides and the kayak's and paddle boards as well during our stay. I also can't forget Abad (lead butler) as he was great getting me all the things I needed during our stay and lastly Gianluca (Fern MGR) for being so upbeat and nice to speak with! Thanks for making our family vacation one of the best Thanksgiving's we have ever had staying at a St. Regis and we will definitely be back!!! January 18, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by pg11 Lovely setting We were a family of 9 for a week right after Christmas. Overall,we had a great stay! The pool was beautiful, rooms nice, and spa services top notch! Our kids utilized the kayaks and bikes and we played golf. The only area where we saw a need for improvement was in the food and beverage service. It was expensive, which is expected at a St. Regis, but the quality did not match, especially at Molasses and Seagrapes. January 13, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by newengtraveler time away with toddler The room and facilities were exactly suited for a family with toddler, and allowed for a great time for all members of the family. The beach was very quiet and provided for nice walks, and the water was suitable for first dip in the ocean by our toddler. Overall, we're thankful for the hotel staff, who warm throughout our stay and accommodated all of our needs. January 12, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Naromo Just Wonderful Our family spent the week leading up to Christmas at this property and it was fantastic. The rooms were great, the pool and beach were easily able to handle the crowds and the food was very good, though with only 3 dining options on the property you may want to go offsite once or twice. Mostly though, major kudos have to go out to the staff and all that they did each and every day to ensure that the guests had a true 5 star experience. The GM of the hotel and his assorted top lieutenants were present and responsive, though the extremely well-trained staff generally required little help. Needs were anticipated and met proactively rather than reactively; truly the mark of a top rate operation. I could go on and on but suffice it to say that I can sum it up easily: I will gladly go back and I will certainly encourage anyone I know who is looking for a first-rate vacation experience to go to the St. Regis Bahia Beach. December 31, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cinder Gorgeous resort We loved this hotel. The staff are phenomenal - remembering our names after one meeting. The rooms beautiful - and just had the regular golf course view room. Although the rooms are spread out (and we were not near the pool) it only took a few minutes to walk to the pool. The beach is great. It is wide and sandy and clean. A great improvement. The only caveat we had is that the food gets monotonous after a few days. The Fern (the "better" restaurant) was delicious - but a lot of food night after night. The Molasses (more casual) was inconsistent. Also, food at the restaurant at the pool varied greatly from day to day. Nevertheless, we would go back in a heartbeat! December 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by dana22601 Amzing We had a wonderful time. There was something for everyone in the family to do and love. Th staff was amazing and the property was gorgeous. I have already recconded this to everyone I know. You cannot be disappointed. Many favorites don't know where to start, the lake, nature center, beach, pool, food, activites for kids.... December 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DLambert This resort becons for you to come and de-stress The week of November 5, 2014 my wife and I had a wedding ceremony at this property and it could not have went more perfectly (other than the rainy weather) The staff is what makes this place shine as they were there to serve us every step of the way and always knowing our name (well it helps when you bring your little dog and everyone falls for her) So, it rained much of the time we were there but for those 3 hours we needed it most, the rain stopped long enough to perform the ceremony The roads that bring you here are desolate but that is the beauty in it. You are in the sticks on Bahia Beach which is a calm wave free cove. At night the Coque Frogs chirp all night long and we are told that Puerto Rico is the only place they can survive as they are from there Food was fabulous at Fern, somewhat expensive but with a 5 diamond resort it is to be expected. We will most definately return to this property and I think everyone should try this property out at least once. It is amazingly peaceful November 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by matt1020 Service was excellent The hotel was beautiful and the staff exceptional. The meal we had at Fern was the best meal we have had in years. A special shout out to Karlos at Sea Grapes. He made out stay amazing. Best bartender ever. He actually sent my husband a birthday card and cake to our room after we mentioned it was a 50th Bday. Monica from the pool service staff was fantastic and so friendly. We loved our stay and cannot wait to go back November 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Andrew333 6th time back and similar experience It's our 6th time back, so it's clear that there is enough positive things happening here to keep us coming back, but the opportunities have not improved much. I want to specifically thank Edwin, Dalisse and Liza for always remembering us...it makes it feel special. I also wanted to send a special thanks to Tony, the morning restaurant manager at Fern. He was extremely engaging, genuinely cared that we had a good experience, even outside of the restaurant . You are a true asset to the hotel. The setting is still spectacular and the pool area is still great. The food has gotten better, but still subpar for a resort of this type. The grounds continue to be something that needs attention. Understandably it's the rainforest, but when it rains, you have to walk through puddles to get out of your hotel rooms building and the grassy areas in many parts have washed away. I think the ground landscaping needs to be revisited now after 4 years. The staff continues to desire to please...it's clear they continue to try, but the follow-up on some simple requests or the proactive nature of taking care of any guests desires, is still an opportunity. Each time we have come back, there are more and more families and if there were two pools, one adult only, that would be a fantastic addition! The pool area is so great, but definitely needs a private area. We love this place and we keep coming back to celebrate our anniversary and do so b/c of those who remember us and make it special. I also so desperately know what they are capable of delivering consistently and keep rooting for them to make it happen. I believe there may have been another change at the GM level as a letter from the GM had a name we didn't know and the GM should really be more present on the property as we've seen at some other St Regis properties. Keep getting better, or at least trying to and we'll be back! November 11, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cris1975 great experience Was in PR for work and decided to take a mini-honeymoon with my wife so I booked the St. Regis for the weekend. From the moment I checked in to when I checked out- the experience was suburb. The people were ALL very attentive. I was upgraded to a suite which was an amazing room and they even added strawberries and a note in the room congratulating us. The pool and amenities were top notch as well as the food. No complaints on the food... my wife loved the mahi mahi tacos at seagrapes which I believe she had every day we were there... if I had one complaint, it would be that Molasses was closed for renovations. I heard that they have more crillo food based on the menu. but we had dinner one night at seagrapes and their mofongo was really well prepared- soft and garlicky. lastly, cant say enough about the staff. specifically Nico (I believe that was his name). He manages Fern and the St. Regis Bar. Very friendly and had some pleasant conversations with him. He also provided me with some great wine recommendations with were very appreciated. November 11, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by dk4cf Fantastic Hotel except the food The hotel is spectacular and the staff is willing to go the extra mile. The location is remote in feel, but still close to the San Juan airport and numerous island opportunities. The only misses during our stay were that the individual who checked us in forgot to give us our keys and never brought the ice we requested twice and that the dinner at Fern was far less than what was expected and the food and beverages at Seagrapes were just average. The dinner at Molasses, however, was fantastic. October 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rick1011 The perfect getaway The hotel was amazing. The staff was very professional and accommodating. The restaurants and spa were excellent. Sitting poolside and on the beach was very relaxing, the pool and beach staff were attentive to all of our needs. October 16, 2014
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A number of proxy measures have been used as indicators of journal quality. The most recent and commonly employed are journal impact factors. These measures are somewhat controversial, although they are frequently referred to in establishing the impact of published journal articles. Within psychology, little is known about the relationship between the 'objective' impact factors of journals and the 'subjective' ratings of prestige and perceived publishing difficulty amongst academics. In order to address this, a cross-sectional web-based survey was conducted in the UK to investigate research activity and academics' views of journals within three fields of psychology; cognitive, health and social. Impact factors for each journal were correlated with individual academic's perceptions of prestige and publishing difficulty for each journal. A number of variables pertaining to the individual academic and their place of work were assessed as predictors of these correlation values, including age, gender, institution type, and a measure of departmental research activity. The implications of these findings are discussed in relation to perceptions of journal prestige and publishing difficulty, higher education in general and the assessment of research activity within academic institutions.
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When having an event for a set time on a day for instance 8:30am to 12:30am in the list it shows the date twice, is there anyway to hide the end date as it looks a little messy on the events list?
When having an event for a set time on a day for instance 8:30am to 12:30am in the list it shows the date twice, is there anyway to hide the end date as it looks a little messy on the events list?
You can do this by editing the code and using display:none in the CSS for the end date
It won't look so clever on multi-day events: you can code a way round this if you want to
Nick Froome
Thanks for you speedy reply and your suggestion. How would I go about coding it to still have the date in a multi day event? I don't mind making a small donation
One way would be to compare the two dates using PHP and using an IF statement
So If startdate=enddate; display nothing; otherwise display enddate
Syntax is here:
The other way would be to use the tribe_is_multiday value to switch on & off the second date
The PHP for the list is in
The best way to edit it is to copy list.php to a new folder "events" here:
That is an override location: edit the PHP there and not in the original location
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Hi Nick sorry I am being a complete fool, its the widget on the homepage I need to hide the end date on single day event. I know I need to edit the formating of the tribe_get_end_date field as this is complete string that is displayed but cannot see where. So greatful for your help
its ok have sorted it, changed the coding on the widget that it hides the end date and time unless it is a allday event then it will display it.
Thanks for helping out with this one, Nick!
scuzzie2k: sounds like you got this sorted, correct? Just want to double check...I'm going to mark this Resolved but let me know if I've misunderstood or you need anything else. Cheers and thanks for using The Events Calendar.
This has all been resolved so yes go ahead and close. Thanks
Excellent! Thanks for confirming, scuzzle2k. Thanks again for using The Events Calendar and for your support so far. If you need anything else in the future please let us know.
So which css file do you edit to delete endtime on the widget? I am searching events.css but cannot find anything. Maybe I missed something.
Hi you need to edit the file 'events-list-load-widget-display.php' and delete the line around 48/49 that reads {
echo ' –
'. tribe_get_end_date($post->ID);
I'm trying to do the if statement and I almost have it but I can't get the display none to work. This is what I have
$event ->EndDate==$event ->StartDate ;
if ($event ->EndDate ) {
This is what mine reads with line numbers:
48 if( $event->AllDay ) {
49 echo ' <small>('.__('All Day','tribe-events-calendar').')</small>';
50 }
I tried following along with you all and tried the suggestion of scuzzie2k but for lines 47-50 but all i get is the date with the start time. The end time isn't there. What am I doing wrong?
Also, anyone happen to know how to get rid of the "View All Events" from the widget? I don't see it in the PHP file. Thanks.
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