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Three's Company actress cited for drunken driving
Published: Tuesday, July 7, 2009 at 11:25 a.m.
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EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) An actress who starred on the hit television series "Three's Company" has been arrested in Southern California and cited for drunken driving.
Police say Joyce DeWitt, who played the character Janet Wood on the popular show, was pulled over Saturday afternoon after she drove past a barricade near a park in El Segundo.
Sgt. Danny Kim says an officer arrested the 60-year-old DeWitt after he observed signs she had been drinking and gave her field sobriety tests.
Kim says DeWitt was booked at the Police Department, cited and released on her own recognizance.
A telephone listing for DeWitt was not immediately available.
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European plan tries to convince Germany to do more
It aims to centralize some control to aid ailing debtor nations
Analysts were skeptical that the "gang of four" plan would lead to a concrete plan at the summit.
"Such proposals are just bureaucratic fine-tuning, rather than game-changing policies that will result in debt mutualization and a banking Union," said analyst Neil MacKinnon of VTB Capital.
"As a result, the EU Summit will likely produce rehashed plans for closer fiscal integration and a banking union but without any substantive detail of how it will actually be put into practice."
Though many European citizens will be opposed to the idea of surrendering control over their budgets, their governments all agreed to abide by a 3 percent deficit limit when they joined the single currency.
After multiple violations of the limit — by Germany and France in the early 2000s, by a host of countries in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis and by Greece the whole time — the 3 percent limit was reaffirmed in a new pact signed in January but not yet ratified. That pact also obliges eurozone countries to submit preliminary budgets to Brussels each year.
The latest plan published Tuesday was short on detail, but appeared to propose an even closer oversight of national budgets: "upper limits on the annual budget balance and on government debt levels of individual member states could be agreed in common," it said. Then, a "euro area level" authority could "require changes" to budgets of countries that stray.
At the end of the report, Van Rompuy volunteered to develop a "specific and time-bound roadmap for the achievement of the genuine economic and monetary union" by December.
Greek government hit by another resignation
ATHENS, Greece — Can there be one day without bad news for the new Greek government?
Perhaps, but not Tuesday. The coalition government suffered another setback as a second Cabinet member quit in two days over what critics called a conflict of interest.
The departure of Giorgos Vernicos was not in itself a major blow — he was the deputy at the merchant marine ministry — but it was the latest in a litany of missteps and bad luck that have halted the government's ability to regain control of Greece's austerity program.
Prime Minister Antonis Samaras' new conservative-led government was sworn in last week, ending months of political deadlock. But in the last week alone, it has suffered a string of major problems.
The designated finance minister resigned Monday. Samaras himself is recovering at home from a serious eye operation. The two health problems delayed a visit to Athens by international debt inspectors, which in turn delayed their report on Greek debt for EU leaders.
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The rumors that Germany does not have a Santa Claus are true. So, if there's no Santa there are also no reindeer and no presents to open on Christmas Day, right? Not quite. German children actually receive treats and gifts twice during the holiday season and on both occasions earlier than American children, once on Dec. 6, St. Nicholas Day and on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24.
The Children from Baumholder's Wetzel Child Development Center recently benefited from this tradition when the German Santa Claus, or St. Nicholas, visited the center and distributed treats to the children.
Santa Claus, or St. Nicholas, was actually part of a delegation from the nearby village of Berglangenbach.
"The children were very open and attentive," said Gerda Welch, who for the second year dressed herself as Santa Claus and hand out treats to American Children.
Assisting Santa was Viktor Teichner, chairman of the citizens association from Berglangenbach, who asked, "Is there anything greater than seeing the shining eyes of children as they experience the spirit of Christmas?"
Teichner, along with Helmut Theis, mayor of Berglangenbach; Chaplain Annette Schmid, who serves the communities of Berglangenbach and Berschweiler; and Peter Lang, mayor of the District of Baumholder, accompanied Santa on his, "her," rounds of the Wetzel CDC.
Lt. Col. Michael D. Sullivan, U.S. Army Garrison Baumholder commander and his wife Julia welcomed the visitors and escorted them as they dropped in on the various age groups in the Wetzel CDC.
"It is our intension to make the children of our American neighbors happy and to introduce the German tradition of St. Nicholas to them," said Theis, adding that the U.S. community and Berglangenbach enjoy a longstanding friendly relationship.
Julia Sullivan also accompanied Teichner and Santa a week prior when they visited the German Kindergarten in nearby Berschweiler. Sullivan presented small tokens of appreciation to the personnel of the kindergarten and told them, "Your work with the children is frequently underestimated. Thank you for all that you do."
German kindergartens in the nearby communities often have American children enrolled in their programs.
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But there's a story behind everything. How a picture got on a wall. How a scar got on your face. Sometimes the stories are simple, and sometimes they are hard and heartbreaking. But behind all your stories is always your mother's story, because hers is where yours begin.
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A good story should make you laugh, and a moment later break your heart.
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The unread story is not a story; it is little black marks on wood pulp. The reader, reading it, makes it live: a live thing, a story.
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It's impossible to say a thing exactly the way it was, because of what you say can never be exact, you always have to leave something out, there are too many parts, sides, crosscurrents, nuances; too many gestures, which could mean this or that, too many shapes which can never be fully described, too many flavors, in the air or on the tongue, half-colors, too many.
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Definition of kamahi in English:
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- The forest on the island is southern New Zealand podocarp mix with rimu, southern rata, kamahi, totara and miro.
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After the reformation of Spherus Magna all of the Makuta where killed however, the Dark Hunters still exist. There is an island surronded by treacherous seas that seems to be void of life.This island is known as the Wasteland and it is unknown to almost all the beings of Spherus Magna. There are however small groups of matoran and toa living in the Wasteland. They live in Oasises( I'm positive I spelled that wrong)Their lives are hard and they are under constant threat of Dark Hunter attacks and raids. The Toa here can use their elemental abilities far more powerfully than anywhere else. The Dark Hunters of the Wasteland are lead by an ancient Rahkshi who is simply called King. It is unknown how any life got to the island. In the past the Toa could protect the Matoran,but now the Dark Hunters have been growing stronger and have begun to even recruit toa into their ranks. Trade and communication between villages has stopped and each village must fend for themselves. Either the Toa die or the Drak Hunters do, either way blood will be spilled.
In case anyone cares every MOC from tortoise magna has been taken apart and my new mocs are much better.
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Testing this because I like cleaner code and less bloat. Looking forward to additional services being added.
However there is a problem that is kind of a deal breaker. When clicking on the "Like" button it pops up an input box where one is suppose to add a comment that is added to the Like when it goes on your timeline.
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Kevin Grandia | December 2, 2006
By Kevin Grandia • Saturday, December 2, 2006 - 23:25
In Laurie David's great new quick read book, The Solution is you! , she pens a letter to the University of Virginia regarding Pat "the coalman" Michaels:
To: University of Virginia, Department of Environmental Sciences
Numerous media outlets reported that one of your professors, Dr. Patrick Michaels , has accepted upwards of $150,000 from coal interests and coal-burning electric utility companies for his advocacy against the overwhelming consenus on global warming.
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Universal Vouchers and Racial Segregation
Opponents of school vouchers often argue that school vouchers will lead to .white flight. from public schools that are disproportionately non-white, creating more racially segregated schools. In this paper, we present new evidence on whether universal vouchers will lead to a systematic departure of whites from predominantly minority schools increasing racial segregation in those schools. Specifically, we use data on vote outcomes from a state-wide universal voucher initiative to estimate the likelihood that white households with children currently in public schools will use vouchers to switch out of more-integrated schools. Our results indicate that white households with children attending schools with large concentrations of non-white schoolchildren are significantly more likely to support school vouchers, an effect that is absent for non-white households with children and households without children. Finally, follow-up analyses suggest that this result is driven less by race, per se, but more by other student characteristics that are correlated with race.
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Redskins coach Mike Shanahan said he hopes Meriweather doesn't get suspended for those hits.
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"One ref said it was good and one ref said it was bad," Meriweather said. "It'll be just like that with the NFL. One person will look at it in slow motion and will say he could have did this, he could have did that. One person will be like, 'Look, man, going full speed you don't have time to think about that.' It all depends on who's watching."
There was little doubt about the second hit was Meriweather was called for a personal foul on a hit after receiver Brandon Marshall dropped the ball in the end zone. It was not a bang-bang play.
"I feel every hit I took was a legal hit," Meriweather said. "I wasn't trying to be dirty. I wasn't trying to hurt nobody. I didn't lead with, lunge with my head. I used my shoulders like they told me to do."
The officials saw it differently.
"I don't think the first one was head to head," Redskins corner DeAngelo Hall said. "I don't know what he can do in that situation. I didn't see the second one but [secondary coach Raheem Morris] said, yeah that's probably one."
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On the left, Wallace Beery, one of my faves.
And look how young Robert "Father Knows Best" Young looks.
I was wondering why this sounded familiar, and I realized that the title is reminiscent of Heart's Dreamboat Annie.
Saw the film last night and wish they had showed more of Seattle in it. Lots of shots of Seattle in the far background, but nothing of the Market or Pioneer Square.
Filmed on location in Hell.
Speaking of dreamboat Annie...
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Heart on Television ~
HD Net - Legendary Albums Live ~ Dreamboat Annie. (check your local cable listings)
For the very first time ever, Heart performed the Dreamboat Annie album track by track in front of a live audience (taped in Los Angeles) at the Orpheum Theater. This amazing performance will be released on DVD later in the year.
VH1 Rock Honors ~ Vh1 honored Heart, along with Ozzy Osborne, ZZ Top and Genesis at a start studded event at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Nevada. Tune in to VH1 or to vh1.com to check out special tribute performances by Alice In Chains (with Gretchen Wilson) and appearances by Cameron Diaz, Robin Williams, Jada Pinkett Smith, Bam Magera (with Ape & Phil), Criss Angel and many others.
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You managed to avoid seeing "Annie Hall?"
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2) according to imdb, the film was titled Alkohol (in Austria), Cuori in burasca (in Italy), and Hinaajan kannella (in Finland). Alkohol!
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Study Finds Free-Market Ideologues Doubt Climate Science, Yet Buy Conspiracy Theories
Why do a determined minority — often in positions of power — refuse to accept that climate change is happening despite the overwhelming scientific evidence?
A new study may provide a clue. Researchers at the University of Western Australia found that people who expressed faith in free-market ideology were also likely to reject scientific consensus that climate change is happening and that burning fossil fuels helps to cause it.
Free market philosophy makes the case that the market operates best when the government gets out of the way, but otherwise has no obvious connection to denying climate science. However, this scientific denial is not just limited to climate change:
Our findings parallel those of previous work and show that endorsement of free-market economics predicted rejection of climate science. Endorsement of free markets also predicted the rejection of other established scientific findings, such as the facts that HIV causes AIDS and that smoking causes lung cancer.
HIV and cigarettes do not have anything to do with climate change, yet those who placed their faith in the free market were skeptical of decades of research finding they caused AIDS and lung cancer, respectively. Laissez-faire doctrinarians also were not too sure about the causal role of CFCs in eroding the ozone layer.
The results go beyond scientific consensus. The researchers found that free market adherents tend to give more support to conspiracy theories about: a "world government," the attacks of September 11 being an "inside job," SARS being a government plot, the U.S. knowing about Japanese plans to attack Pearl Harbor, the Apollo moon landings taking place on a soundstage, Area 51 being home to alien bodies, and Lee Harvey Oswald not being a lone gunman, among other things.
Because this only tested correlation, it is impossible to say if free market ideology leads people to deny climate change, or if skepticism about scientific consensus leads to a belief that the government should stay out of the market, or if there is a third factor that leads to both beliefs. However, the third factor — more likely belief in conspiracy theories — lends the results added legitimacy.
The authors go on to state (behind paywall) the problem of climate denial in academic, yet clear terms:
The prominence of conspiracist ideation in people who espouse climate denial is not entirely surprising because if an overwhelming scientific consensus cannot be accepted as the result of researchers independently converging on the same evidence-based view, then the very existence of the consensus calls for an alternative explanation.
If the scientific results are not acceptable, the system used to arrive at them must be scrapped. Free-market fans tended to be skeptical of scientific findings that implied government action would be a positive remedy. They were supportive of theories — no matter how far out on the fringe — that put the government in a negative light. This was possibly to delegitimize it, or because their skepticism of the government means they are more likely to believe negative stories about it. Climate deniers often tie climate change into both a conspiracy theory and a scientific discovery to be denied.
This speaks to a larger point about the argument for action on climate change, gun control, economic activity, housing policy, or really anything that concerns government and the public at large. One side is perfectly happy with government inaction. In fact, obstruction and gridlock serve their ideological and practical goals. They win if nothing happens. The other side sees problems that require collective action and try to achieve policy goals through the American political system, which seems more daunting each day. This conflict is asymmetrical — the anti-government side can play out the clock through inaction, while those trying to solve the problem need to use current system to achieve reform.
So if free-market ideology is a central factor in accepting scientific consensus, it seems the real argument on climate change is over the importance of externalities.
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The cartoon says it for me. We have a systemic problem, and not just in the US. Humans are the product of bad wiring and a formative stage of cultural evolution. Right wingers just express it more often.
For a minute, lets stop worrying about the psychology of non-believers. If all believers were in the streets this summer, the non-believers wouldn't matter. So, what is wrong with us? Who has done the study on us?
This alone shows you that a nation (the USA) has long passed the boundary of fair play and decency into the land of utter contempt and depravity over profits and boundless greed.
Ryan wrote: "Because this only tested correlation, it is impossible to say if free market ideology leads people to deny climate change …"
The same propaganda leads to both.
The American people are hammered 24×7 with an endless onslaught of corporate propaganda, that uses the most insidious brainwashing techniques and the most powerful mass media ever conceived to promote the corporate agenda, which includes both the so-called "free market ideology" and denial of climate change. And those who are tuned in to the so-called "conservative" media get hammered ten times worse than everyone else.
And the same propaganda channels promote conspiracy theory thinking in general, because it is a very effective way to attack people's cognitive capabilities and critical thinking skills, rendering them much more gullible and vulnerable to corporate propaganda than they otherwise would be.
That's the cause. These attitudes don't arise spontaneously for mysterious reasons. They are the result of very deliberate, very calculated, very sophisticated propaganda campaigns.
I agree, Secular. Corporations, especially the fossil type, spend millions not just on disinformation, but on manipulation. Just about every word or phrase in a key document is road tested with focus groups.
We're being outgunned. There is no money for countering them, or putting together a well broadcasted message of our own.
I have a simple explanation for results of this study. People who deny global warming and buy into conspiracy theories are just plain stupid.
That is because a "free market" without government intervention is also a complete fantasy. Governments have always worked to protect markets. The US is not willing to open her markets to unregulated completion with other countries. The US openly subsidizes the coal and petroleum industry. The automobile industry is highly regulated. Just look into the regulations that exist to protect dealerships. Protection is everywhere yet no one challenges the often proclaimed belief in a laissez-faire free market.
Once that piece of BS is widely believed and goes unchallenged those who believe it are then free to adopt other unsupported beliefs. It is the central belief of so call conservatives and libertarians. If you asked the average guy on the street who identifies as a conservative what is the core conservative issue it would be "free market capitalism."
Broadcasting 'messages' is not the only way of making change and is, anyway, often ineffective. Well organized, coordinated mobilization of people can be achieved with little by way of funds. It is most effective when it is built around small local networks that spread ideas through their own people, ME
Exactly so. Let's not fall prey to the same categorical thinking that allows climate denial to thrive.
There is such a think as a conspiracy; there is such a thing as tacit collusion. Without a doubt, the tobacco companies conspired to keep cancer science out of the debate. And it is exceedingly difficult to look at the Zapruder film, and understand that Oswald had a highly inaccurate, single-shot, bolt-action weapon, and conclude that he acted alone. Single bullet theory, indeed.
Ideology is self-defining. It excludes evidence that doesn't comport. That's why the word "ideology" exists–to be distinguished from science.
And don't forget advertising, that inculcates greedy, reflex, materialism and greed, that promotes psychological stress and feelings of personal inadequacy and envy, and which these days targets children and adolescents in particular.
If a Democrat were to pose that cheese is made by hanging a bucket of milk in the shithouse, a Republican would argue it the other way around. The little Amish cheese maker in Shipshewana knows both to be wrong.
Brings new meaning to the the phrase "thoroughly debunked"!
Just as I said…once upon a day ago.


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The Hide review
Our third visit in the last seven years.
A very well run operation with good flexibility in offering choice to guests. They have two hides for close encounters with the wildlife. A big feature is a large pan in front of the main facilities which brings the wildlife almost into your room.
Having experienced many lodges and camps over many trips to Africa this pan with its size and location is probably the best front door waterhole/pan view we have come across. We visited at a good time of year when the wildlife was having to use the watering facilities as there had not been rain for several months and so there were only a few locations available for drinking. There will be times of the year when the availability of more natural water holes appear after rainfall and the game will stretch out over a wider area.
Rooms are typical of many camps.
Food is varied and of a good standard. (See also our previous comments on Kaingo Camp) .
Whilst The Hide has some "concessionary territory" where it can go off road much of the daily trips on the game drives is in the National Park area and there are restrictions on how much it is possible to stray away from the main tracks.
Nevertheless game viewing opportunities were good at this time of year.
The Hide review
Very nice camp. The coffee delivered with the morning wake-up call was a great touch. Rooms excellent. A lot of elephant activity at waterhole each night. Definite advantages of a family-run camp.
The camp is adjacent to the Vic. Falls - Bulawayo railway line. Heard trains early each morning.
Disappointing lack of predators at time of visit.
The Hide review
Nicely located within easy reach of various heavily frequented waterholes.
There is a train track along the boundary of the Hide's concession so you don't feel quite as isolated and away from civilisation as you might do in other camps.
Our guide Nicholas was great - very knowledgeable and fun to spend time with. The night drives were a lot of fun too and gave us a chance to see some of the nocturnal creatures.
Staff were friendly, food was very good.
Tents are comfortable, with both indoor and outdoor showers.
It's lovely to watch animals come to drink at the waterhole right outside your accommodation. Being able to watch the elephants from the underground hide was an amazing experience - drinking water only a few metres away from you.
The Hide review
We arrived at The Hide in time for tea. It is a splendid safari lodge. The facilities are excellent and likewise the food. A particularly nice touch was the fact that the managers, Ian and his wife Leanne, as well as the guides, took their meals with the guests.
As with Changa, we had a first class guide, Daffie. Although it was the wet season (in fact not very wet this year) there were plenty of animals, and again beautiful birds, in evidence. Many elephants came to The Hide's water hole on two of our three evenings (the third one being a full moon night, and not many animals were seen altogether). Other memorable encounters which we had were one and a half hours spent with two male lions one afternoon, observing a cape buffalo from close up, and successfully tracking down a cheetah and her juvenile offspring.
Wonderful! Also, The Hide's underground observation room, about 50 yards away from the main building made for a unique, albeit very safe, close encounter with a male elephant bull - an experience we shall never forget.
Painted Dogs at the hidd
An excellent lodge in a superb location, this is one of the best places we have stayed, i only have 1 criticism; sometimes it can seem a tad too formal, but do not lat that put you off.
In 1 memorable morning we saw a pack of 17 wild dogs, 250 buffallo, and 100 Elephants; all from the Hide it'self.
The Hide review
Location next to waterhole gives wonderful and very close access to game. Staff friendly and very helpful, AMAZING food, brilliant guide.
Family of 5 and stayed at Tom's Little Hide....loved it !!
The Hide review
The best part of our holiday.
The service and attention we had could not be faulted.
The game viewing was well planned and varied the guide knowledgeable and helpful.
Food is good and plentiful and surprisingly varied you don't go hungry.
One of the few places we would go back to our stay was too short!
I saw all the game I expected even a glimpse of the wild/coloured dogs.
Amazing Safari at the Hide
Our Safari at the Hide was by far the highlight of our entire time in Africa. The property is absolutely beautiful. We stayed at Tom's Little Hide, and it is just wonderful. There are three large bedroom areas with beautiful indoor and outdoor showers, bath tubs, beds…there is even a plunge pool outside on the deck.
The service was 5 star. Ian and Leanne took excellent care of all our needs, large and small. They really went above and beyond to make our stay enjoyable. They also have daily laundry included and an area for wifi.
The food was amazing, the best we had in Africa by far. We had private dinning in Tom's Little Hide, the dining room was great, they served breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, whatever we wanted. We also really enjoyed having dinner at main camp with everyone else. It was so nice to chat with the others and have a social evening.
Our guide, Mark Friend, was just incredible. He is so knowledgable about everything in the bush, from the smallest plant life to the largest animals (and how to handle a herd of buffalo standing a few feet from the jeep!). He is also very kind, funny and accommodating to all of our questions and needs (and there were many from the 6 of us!). We went on early morning hikes, late night drives, and everything in between. We saw so many amazing animals and enjoyed drinks and snacks at the watering hole at sunset with herds of zebra, giraffe and elephants. It was just beautiful.
They really take safety seriously and we appreciate that.
We want to come back to Zimbabwe just to go to the Hide - but for a longer stay next time.
Perfect camp
From the moment we arrived we were made to feel more than welcome.
The guides were fantastic and their knowledge made such a difference to our understanding of wildlife. Nothing was too much trouble for them.
We chose to have very full days to get the maximum from our visit and it all worked out extremely well, but others could spend the time enjoying wildlife at the waterhole.
The Hide review
We have visited previously and looked forward to our return - they did not disappoint.
Over more than twenty years we have travelled extensively to southern Africa on safari and in certain locations have found camps or lodges to which we keep returning. The Hide falls into that category.
We feel that the Hide benefits from the ownership being a privately/family owned operation and we were made to feel "at home" and the organisation of the events for the day is very relaxed and personalised.
The location in terms of the view from the main facility is one of the best we have met and it is possible (at the right time of year) to virtually stay at the camp and watch all the animals come to you. The waterhole in front of the camp is large and well frequented and provides excellent photographic opportunities.
We consider the Hide to be very good value and look forward to a return soon.


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A beautiful hotel with magnificent views from our room over the Cruise Ship Terminal area
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Made the right choice!
So many hotels to choose from in Vancouver definately made the right choice in Gold service at Farimont Waterfront Hotel Stayed for 12 nights in harbour view room. Standards excellent very helpfull staff, room service brilliant. Great base for visiting all attractions in such a fantastic city.
Best Hotel Ever - Got Engaged There.
First I have to say if you are reading this review you will probably stay at this hotel. LUCKY YOU! My fianc�e at the time, now wife, joined me in Vancouver at the tail end of a business trip. It was my secret that we were to be engaged there. I told the concierge at the hotel of my intentions and pretty much I just coasted from there on out. The hotel set up a wonderful helicopter ride to Grouse Mountain for dinner over looking the city (where I proposed) and a limo ride from there back to the hotel. When we got to our room there were rose pedals around the room and champagne on ice. With a plate of chocolates that said congratulations! She was so floored. This hotel has the best views, the best rooms, the best food, the most courteous employees I have ever stayed at....and I travel lots in Canada. So my suggestion.
This is worth it. Try it and you'll see what I am talking about. I will never stay anywhere else while I am there if I could give it 5 1/2 stars I would. CW in CHS.
Fairmont Waterfront is the best hotel in Vancouver!
I have stayed at The Fairmont Waterfront on several occasions - the latest being Valentines weekend of this year. The hotel is very elegant and the staff is attentive and courteous. The rooms are excellent in size and the amenities are ample. The service of everyone at the hotel is superb. The "dogs" on duty are friendly and make for a unique activity. The location of the Fairmont Waterfront is perfect for any activity you plan in Vancouver since the SkyTrain is just steps away from the lobby. This is especially true if you want to visit Stanley Park, Canada Place, the waterfront, or Gastown. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone who is seeking an affordable taste of luxury without spending a great deal of money.
A Fantastic Fairmont
Add me to the list of satisfied customers of this property. The harbor view room was big and comfortable, with the magnificent view of the harbor that others have mentioned. I've stayed at a number of Fairmont hotels, and I'd rate this in the top three. The only area I'd find fault in would be room service -- not the staff or the short time it took to arrive, but simply with the quality of what we had (an order of nachos, which turned out to be bland and not very exciting). Otherwise, I'd absolutely stay here again on a future visit to Vancouver.
Fabulous views!
We decided to treat ourselves and booked a corner room. It is not often that the reality exceeds expectations with a hotel, but this time it did; the view was unbelievable! We could see 180 degrees across the harbour, the mountains, float planes and helicopters taking off and landing, ferries, and cruise ships which were docking in Canada Place.
It made our stay in Vancouver even more memorable, and was undoubtedly one of the best choices of hotel I have ever made.
Flawless from start to finish
I stayed at the Fairmont Waterview during a convention in October. It was delightful experience. From the friendly and responsive staff, to the fast, delicious, and reasonably priced room service, this hotel was a true pleasure. Being a member of the Fairmont Club is helpful because you can get a free room upgrade if its available. I also managed to get an amazing deluxe room rate through AA Vacations. Not a single complaint -- I will most definitely stay here should my travels take me to Vancouver again.
Beware light sleepers...
No real complaints, Just avoid a room near the elevator if your on one of the higher floors.. We were kept awake all night with the noise of the elevater going up and down, very annoying at 2am in the morning, Otherwise nice views, nice location.
Great View, Great Location
We spent a 4-day weekend in October 2003 that was close to perfect.
Nice room with a fabulous view of the bay through huge windows. Watched cargo ships, sea-planes, helicopters etc. Staff was warm & helpful.
Next to Canada Place, GasTown, SeaWall, and easy walk to Stanley Park.
Absolutely fabulous!
We stayed here 3 days in June 2003. We reserved a "deluxe harbor view" room and were not disappointed... we got a room on the 23rd floor with a view that was breathtaking. We could watch float planes take off and land, and see our cruise ship docked at Canada Place, and a beautiful view of West Vancouver across the harbor. It's walking distance to Stanley Park, which we enjoyed immensely, including the fantastic acquarium. It's also walking distance to great restaurants in the Gastown and Downtown areas. The room was very spacious and beautifully furnished, and the hotel staff was friendly and efficient. If you are leaving on a cruiseship that docks at Canada Place (across the street), this is the place to stay as the bellmen will deliver your luggage onto the ship for you at no charge (of course a generous tip is in order for this great service!). We are so happy we stayed here, at the recommendation of the travel agent who booked the cruise, and we will definitely be back to the Waterfront!
Outstanding view, nice accommodations
The view from our one bedroom suite was incredible! Although for some reason this hotel is 'only' rated as a four star, the view from our suite was far more supreme than any at the Pan Pacific, 5 star hotel across the street. There is an outside "heated" pool (not really heated though) which my children loved. The hotel staff was very accommodating, particularly when we had to ask to extend our departure time because my son became ill. The only downside was the food and service at the restaurant. Overpriced, the food was not tasty at all and the service non existent. No children's menus except for room service after 11:30am.
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Sunday - ferry back to Vancouver
A later start to coincide with the 11am booking on the ferry. Takes 11/2 hours to cross - all very comfortable. Four of our group had decided to fly back on the seaplane - lands right near the hotel. Wish I had known as would have considered that - bit different.
The temperature predicted to be 26degrees- lovely.
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Today Jeff & I flew on a sea plane from Victoria to Vancouver. The plane was pretty small. It was very cool.
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