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The cash-and-carry was a wreck — first smashed up in fighting between pro-Russian paramilitaries and Ukrainian troops and then ransacked by locals despite the continuing crack of gunshots nearby.
Marooned on the edge of an urban warzone, the Metro supermarket in Donetsk was vivid proof of the growing lawlessness which many think led Moscow to take a firmer grip on eastern Ukraine's separatist revolt last week.
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Bachmann on PolitiFact's 'Lie of the year' list for Hannity quote
Michele Bachmann, who recently called herself a "lovable little fuzz ball" in a MinnPost puff piece, isn't feeling the love from PolitiFact, the Pulitzer Prize-winning Web site that exposes the factually challenged. The District 6 congresswoman is a nominee for its annual "Lie of the Year" award, for a rant on Sean Hannity's Fox News show about health care reform.
Hannity, you'll remember, was busted by Jon Stewart not long ago for a faked video that grossly inflated the size of the crowd at Bachmann's big anti-health care reform rally in Washington, D.C. That's also the same rally that a watchdog group says may have broken House ethics rules.
Here's a transcription of Bachmann's Oct. 30 "pants on fire" moment, via PolitiFact:
"It says specifically that people can't purchase private health insurance after a date certain, which means people will ultimately go into a single-payer plan where it is government providing health care and only one single government system. That's why this is so bad, Sean. This is socialized medicine ... This is, as I said, the crown jewel of socialism. It's what Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid have wanted from the very beginning."
We not only find that she is misinterpreting that one page, but that she's also distorting the other 1,989 pages of a bill that would construct a system largely based on private health insurance. Her claim is a serious misrepresentation of a plan that relies on a marketplace of private coverage.
Is Bachmann's the best lie of the political year? Go ahead, cast your vote. The other nominees include:
- President Barack Obama - Preventive health care "saves money."
- Vice President Joe Biden - "When one person sneezes, it goes all the way through the aircraft."
- U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson, R-S.C. - "You lie!"
- U.S. Rep. Nita Lowey, D-N.Y. - A health care reform amendment "puts new restrictions on women's access to abortion coverage in the private health insurance market."
- Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin - Obama wants "death panels."
- Glen Beck - Obama advisor "has proposed forcing abortions and putting sterilants in the drinking water to control population."
- Orly Taitz (headline grabber in the discredited birther movement): Barack Obama was born in Kenya.
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Zimbra Adds Social Networking Features Yahoo's Zimbra unit continues to enhance its open source alternative to Microsoft Exchange and IBM LotusNotes.
Google's Postini May Shape Wave Security Two years after being acquired by Google, Postini is looking to extend its messaging management tools to other Google services.
Google Tries To Take The Typing Out Of Mobile Search Performing searches on mobile phones -- especially those without readily accessible QWERTY keyboards -- can be a pain in the, er, thumb. Google recently made some changes to how local search works on mobile phones, and it requires fewer keystrokes.
National Broadband Could Cost $350 Billion An FCC task force said costs are far higher than available funding, but the plan would produce major economic and social benefits.
BlackBerry For Mac Out Friday Research in Motion announced that native desktop software for managing the company's BlackBerry smartphones will be available as of this Friday, October 2, at 1 PM EDT. The software will bring Mac-based mobile workers the functionality that up til now they've needed to use a third-party app for.
iPhone Ad Market Share Surges To 40 Percent According to mobile advertising company AdMob, the iPhone's world-wide smartphone market share has reached 40% in just over two years. Meanwhile, competitors Nokia and RIM lost ground.
Google Wave Ridden By Cybercriminals Google Wave is being made available on Wednesday to 100,000 or so developers, early adopters, and Google Apps customers. Unfortunately, cybercriminals are making the most of the launch: They've rolled out a blackhat SEO poisoning campaign to turn interest in Wave into a computer infection.
HP Hires Sun's Senior VP Of North American Sales HP has hired Randy Seidl, a key Sun sales executive to head up its Americas sales organization, putting more pressure on Sun.
HP Considers Merging Printer, PC Units The company is planning to combine the once-joined units to minimize slippage in its printer business.
TSA Awards $493 Million Contract To CSC The Transportation Security Administration has replaced Unisys with Computer Sciences Corporation as its primary managed services provider.
Mathias On Mobility: Wi-Fi Continues Its Advance The recent finalization of the IEEE 802.11n standard spotlights the fact that wireless has moved up to the esteemed position of primary access for, well, almost everyone today.
MotionX Offers $3 GPS App For iPhone The iPhone this week got a new entry in the fast-moving category of GPS software: MotionX-GPS Drive is by far the least expensive of the half-dozen alternatives, with a "holy cow!" low price of $2.99, with an annual subscription of $25. It's a heck of a lot cheaper than any of the alternatives.
Global CIO: Accenture Should Start Buying—Here's A Shopping List Where is it written that IT services companies have to sit back and wait to be acquired by IT product companies? Accenture has the power to reverse that trend and offer new value to CIOs.
Hybrid Service Overcomes Satellite Phone Complaints AT&T and TerreStar will partner to offer a hybrid cellular-satellite service on standard-sized handsets.
BlackBerry Round-Up: TiVo And Mac Support Arrive Today two interesting bits of information concerning BlackBerries became public. First up, TiVo has launched a new, free DVR-scheduling app for BlackBerries, and second, RIM has said BlackBerry Desktop Manager for Macs will be available Friday, October 2.
Salesforce.com Helps Launch SaaS Company FinancialForce.com, a startup providing financial and accounting software as a service, is getting a minority investment and on-campus office space from Salesforce.com.
The Perils Of Relying On The Cloud I rely more on the cloud as each day passes. GMail is my preferred email interface. Evernote houses most of my notes and web clippings. MyPhone keeps critical data backed up on my Windows Mobile phone. The cloud is awesome when it works, but when it is down, you may be temporarily cut off from your data. In the case of some Palm Pre users, when the cloud went down, it wiped their Pre's memory causing data loss.
Microsoft Open Source Advocate Joins Startup Sam Ramji, former head of Microsoft's Open Source Labs is now VP of strategy at Sonoa Systems, a startup focused on a key measure of how the Web 2.0 will operate.
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Microsoft's Must-Have Software Release While all the focus has been on Windows 7 lately, there's another piece of Microsoft software coming out this week that could make an even bigger difference to the Windows world: Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE). Athough I think MSE will be a great solution for most people, not everyone will be happy about this software.
Oracle Fined $10,000 For Anti-IBM Ads The Transaction Processing Council levied a rare, $10,000 fine against Oracle for comparing an existing TPC result with one it plans to report in the future.
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Bank Drops Google Suit Over Errant Gmail After obtaining information about the Gmail account holder who accidentally received confidential information, Rocky Mountain Bank and Google have agreed to end the bank's lawsuit.
Dell Releases Latitude Z With Wireless Charging The ultra-thin laptop can wirelessly access power, USB ports, audio jacks, and a DVI video link.
Federal Contracting Databases Prone To Errors The GSA will award a contract in October to re-architect databases rife with inaccuracies, duplications, and poor system capabilities.
Motorola Cliq Will Cost $200 T-Mobile and Motorola said Tuesday the Android-powered smartphone would be available Nov. 2 for about $200 with a new two-year contract. I played with the Cliq when it was introduced earlier this month and liked it, but I think the companies may have shot themselves in the foot with the pricing.
'Giant iPhone' May Be Next From Apple Newton exec's return to Cupertino intensifies tablet computer speculation.
Google Clarifies Open Aspects Of Android The search giant has halted distribution of the Cyanogen custom Android build with proprietary apps like Gmail and Google Maps.
Do Phones Really Need A Mobile High-Def Connector Port? Some of the world's largest phone companies -- including the likes of Nokia, Samsung and Sony Ericsson -- have banded together and formed the Mobile High-Definition Interface Working Group. The group's plan is to create a new, standardized port for mobile phones that can feed high-definition video and audio signals to HDTVs. Is this really necessary?
More SaaS IT Service Management Options AccelOps' latest software release adds new features for network and data center service management, both for premises and SaaS deployments.
New York Health System Launches $400M EMR Program Major hospital network plans to deploy one of the largest electronic medical record initiatives in the nation.
Google Wave Preview Release Wednesday After months of closed testing, Google says it will offer Wave accounts to developers, early adopters and select Google Apps customers.
Palm WebOS Boosts Enterprise Features The 1.2 version of webOS improves calendar syncing, e-mail capabilities, and paves the way for paid apps, but doesn't restore the ability to sync media with iTunes.
AT&T Launching Location-Centric Garmin Nuvifone Garmin's smartphone includes the turn-by-turn navigation features found in its high-end GPS navigation devices.
Global CIO: Ballmer Blasts IBM For All The Wrong Reasons Days before launching Microsoft's "New Efficiency" strategy, Steve Ballmer took some swipes at IBM and its strategy, which is bizarre because Ballmer's taking Microsoft down a path IBM's already on.
CNN's iPhone App Lets Everyone Be A Reporter Today CNN took its commitment to mobile news a bit further by releasing a dedicated application for the iPhone and iPod Touch. For the news junkie, consider this new app to be your constantly available source for a fix. There's increased opportunities for the budding iReporter, too.
Dvorak Users Dislike Qwerty Keyboard Dominance In Phones Fans of the Dvorak keyboard layout sing praises of how much faster you can type than you can with a traditional Qwerty keyboard, so named because of the order of the first six letters on the upper row. With a PC, it is pretty simple - you just need to plug in a Dvorak keyboard and you are ready to go. With a phone though, you really don't have that option, at least with a physical keyboard.
FCC Seeks Comment On Spectrum Needs As more consumers use devices like the iPhone for mobile Internet services, the FCC is asking if there is enough licensed spectrum to handle it in the future.
Google Gmail Disruption Caused By Network Load, Code Update Code changes, data center problems, and heavy usage conspired to make Gmail inaccessible for some last week.
webOS 1.2 Officially Being Pushed To Palm Pre Starting Today News of webOS 1.2's impending arrival has been floating about the Interwebs for weeks now. Today, it's official. Palm announced that webOS 1.2 is available for the Palm Pre. There are improvements a-plenty. Check to see the changelog after the jump.
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Microsoft, Nvidia Team On GPU The companies are collaborating to promote NVIDIA Tesla graphics processing units to operate with Windows HPC Server 2008.
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Apple App Store Passes 2 Billion Downloads Over 2 billion apps have been downloaded for the iPhone and iPod touch, a milestone that Apple CEO Steve Jobs calls "staggering."
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Nokia Buys Travel Social Network Dopplr The phone maker is trying to boost its mobile Internet services to better compete against the iPhone, BlackBerry, and others.
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Three Neosho cross country runners competed at the Class 4, Sectional 3 championships at Ha Ha Tonka State Park in Camdenton on Saturday.
After a solid day from all three, two Wildcats are advancing to state as Garrett Wood will represent the boys and Amber Bates represents the girls.
Wood medaled the event with a 20th place finish in 16:27. Teammate Chance Burr missed qualifying, though he also had a good day, with a 40th place time of 17:03.
Bates finished in 25th with a time of 20:06.
Wood and Bates will compete in the MSHSAA State Championships at Oak Hills Golf Course in Jefferson City on Nov. 3.
Meanwhile, the cross country team held their annual awards banquet on Wednesday at NHS. Results from the ceremony are as follows:
Letter winners: (Seniors) Karina Barambayera (1), Caleb Sprenger (1), Wood (4); (juniors) Sydney Anderson (2), Bates (2), Kris Avandano (2), Cole Bishop (2), Lyle Jackson (1), Niko Russell (provisional); (sophomores) Aly Prock (provisional), Jordan O'hara (1), Anna Ivey (provisional), Carter Hickman (2), Adam England (2), Kobi Miller (2), Cameron Guillion-Langley (1), Thomas Vernon (provisional), Jordan Wirth (provisional); (freshmen) Chance Burr (1), Jordan Huggins (provisional).
Further winners as selected by their teammates were: (Rookie of the Year) Barambayera and Burr; (most improved) O'hara and Miller); (most valuable squad member) Bates and Wood; (team captain) Anderson and Wood.
The junior high awards for seventh and eighth grades were: (MVP) Joby Paul and Regan Rogers; (Rookie of the Year) Sam Townsend and Katy Bohannon.
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From fossils to fantasy, picture books about animals are favorites for reading and sharing aloud. Following is a selected list of titles that will interest young readers.
"THE ANIMAL BOOK: A Collection of the Fastest, Fiercest, Toughest, Cleverest, Shyest — and Most Surprising — Animals on Earth," by Steve Jenkins, Houghton Mifflin, 208 pages, $21.99 (ages 6-10)
Author/illustrator Steve Jenkins brings together more than 300 images of animals, including not only the smallest and largest but also the "longest, loudest, oldest, hardiest and most dangerous." Topics such as what is an animal, predators, animal senses and defenses will appeal to a wide range of young readers. Realistic images and clear side-bar text with a dozen pages of "more animal facts," bibliography and glossary make this a resource for all ages.
Jenkins includes an additional section, "making books" (research, timeline, etc.), which could be a book by itself.
"THE DOLPHINS OF SHARK BAY," by Pamela S. Turner, photographs by Scott Tuason, Houghton Mifflin, $18.99 (ages 10-14)
Part of the Scientists in the Field series, this photo-essay follows dolphin research in Shark Bay, Australia. It is written with journal entries of the mammals by their given names, their identifying marks and idiosyncrasies. Remarkable photos document each family group. The longer text will be enjoyed by older readers.
"EIGHT DOLPHINS OF KATRINA: A True Tale of Survival," by Janet Wyman Coleman, illustrations by Yan Nascimbene, Houghton Mifflin, $16.99 (ages 6-9)
On Aug. 28, 2005, the day before Hurricane Katrina hit, came predictions of a huge incoming storm. Six dolphins from the Oceanarium Center in Gulfport, Miss., were transferred to neighboring motel swimming pools for safety. The next day, the hurricane hit with full force, demolishing the dolphin house at the center. The eight remaining dolphins were swept into the ocean. Because the dolphins had been raised in captivity, there was the fear that they could not survive on their own. "Eight Dolphins of Katrina" is the story of the miraculous rescue of the eight that were cast in the sea. The story is accompanied by color-wash illustrations and full-color photographs.
"STRIPES OF ALL TYPES: Rayas de todas las tallas," by Susan Stockdale, Peachtree, $8.95 (ages 4-10)
"Stripes of All Types" features 19 exotic and familiar animals that have stripes that are used for camouflage, recognition and defense. This updated edition includes the Spanish translation beneath the English text. In-depth information on each animal is provided with a visual matching game.
"A BABY ELEPHANT IN THE WILD," by Caitlin O'Connell, photographs by Caitlin O'Connell and Timothy Rodwell, Houghton Mifflin, $16.99 (ages 4-8)
The authors, a husband and wife team, witnessed an extraordinary event in the African Savannah — the birth of an elephant. The baby's first walk ("Liza learns in only a few hours") and the family group interactions provided a rare experience. "In the 20 years I've been studying elephants in Africa, this is the first I've been able to study one specific baby elephant's life." Straightforward, simple text and stunning photos make this a journal children will enjoy.
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Joan Paley's colorful, cut-paper illustrations accompany informational notes about this creature's habitat and the pearly eggs from which caterpillars start their own secret lives. Additional facts about woolly bear caterpillars and an extensive glossary make this an interesting book for enjoyment and research.
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Patient Comments: Posttraumatic Stress Disorder - Effective Treatments
What kinds of treatments have been effective for your posttraumatic stress disorder?
Comment from: katieh, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: November 29
I had a psychotic mother who was physically, sexually, and emotionally abusive to me as a very young child. I was placed in an even more abusive orphanage where I began to self-harm and eventually try to kill myself. I also switched into another personality there. I was called "#14," and I switched to "14," who wasn't so afraid of the abuse there. At some point, I began to suffer from PTSD. After 30 years, I was put on Zyprexa. It immediately took just about all my self-harming and suicidal thoughts away. However, I gained 100 pounds. No doctor wanted to take me off it, so I did it myself and finally got stabilized on Seroquel. These are antipsychotics but have been proven helpful in treating PTSD. I have not met anyone else though who has had such a significant improvement to the extent I have. However, it is worth a shot.
Comment from: Ashleigh, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: October 15
After trying several types of medication, I found exercise, yoga and meditation to work the best. The medicine - Lexapro did help some what, but made me feel tired/sleepy and gave me gut problems. I advise not going back to work full time as you burn yourself out again. Seeing a psychologist helped as well as you could talk about your experiences although I wanted to avoid as much of my past experiences as possible. I have heard that 6 week courses run by PTSD psych/psychiatrists have been really helpful for police and military personnel. Remember that your family needs you and set yourself goals.
Comment from: Pushed to the limit, 25-34 Female Published: September 24
After being abused when I was a child, moving many of times, going through my parents divorce, and being raped as a teenager, I could hardly sleep, and began having panic attacks all the time. This lead me to see a therapist who helped me work through my past which I kept a secret for years. I was finally feeling better until overwhelming stress and sexual harassment at work pushed me over the edge and I was diagnosed with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). It was absolutely awful. I didn't want to do anything, go anywhere, and was terrified of anything related to my job (of which I had to leave on doctor's orders). It's almost been a year and things have improved, but it's astonishing what this can do to a person. I've found therapy very helpful, along with medicine, plenty of sleep, light exercise, keeping a journal of how I feel and trying to make small goals for myself. If I could do anything differently, I would have spoken up a lot earlier, and not have pretended everything was fine until I couldn't take it anymore.
Comment from: Struggler, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: December 16
I found out that my PTSD stemmed from childhood sexual abuse, which later, I believed it resulted in alcohol and drug abuse. It didn't find treatment until I hit bottom and joined AA. It has helped me immensely. AA helped me to face life sober. Before, all I tried to do was to keep all of those memories away, hence the drugs and alcohol. Acceptance is the key.
Comment from: Moselle, 45-54 Female Published: November 29
I have PTSD. I suffer flashbacks of a horrific event I went through when I was 22 years old. I am now 52. I am looking for a miracle treatment because I have gone to therapy for years, but the flashbacks still occur when there is a trigger. It lasts for two days to at least a week. Yoga has been helpful. And I paint and draw or carve; that helps as well, except when the flashbacks are happening. Then it is hard to refocus. I try to keep doing the menial tasks around the house, such as scrub the sink or pull some weeds. That helps too.
Comment from: UNC, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: October 28
I'm 39, and I just found out I have (PTSD). I have tried Prozac, Paxil, and now my doctor has me on Cymbalta. I was abused by my mother and father (sexually) when I was small. When I was 4, my mother started first until I was 8 years old. Then, my father started when I was 11 years old until I was 13 years old. My father paid for his mistakes, but my mother never did. I am taking a lot of medicines because of my messed up back that happened because of a surgery gone wrong. I don't work because of my bulging discs (nine), plus I have nerve root damage in both legs. I am very careful of what I take for my problems. I see a therapist, and he is also a preacher. I can't really go to any family members because they are not supportive. So, all I have is my new husband. I thought I would never get married because of my illness. But, I was wrong. Therapy and medicines have helped me and my daughters. I do know you just can't give up. Cymbalta is the best medicine for me and my PTSD.
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We bumped into Beamish and his owner and I forgot to ask her name, but hopefully she'll see this picture as I gave her one of my cards. Beamish was lovely and very placid, perfect tempermant for dealing with the crowds on a busy Saturday in town.
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Rated 3.6 out of 5 by 494 reviewers.
Rated 2 out of 5 by MikhailNYC Lower expectations Sad to say that this particular hotel does not represent the W brand at all. And I get it...things do go wrong, so I decided to reach out to the general manager to share the details of my stay a few weeks ago...but she didn't even bother to acknowledge the message, which is frankly in line with the overall experience of my stay. Highlights: - Rude staff - Musty smelling rooms - Dirty bathroom - Noise proofing leaves much to be desired - Did I mention rude and unfriendly staff? June 13, 2016
Rated 1 out of 5 by Piligaray BAD ATTITUDE DESTROYING A GOOD BRAND I broght my wife to Chicago to spend 2 nights at hotel W City Center on 6/10/16. I arrived at 2pm and the SPG customer service associated (stephanie) had a bad handle of my situation that apparently had to do with a double booking. Although my records reflected 1 reservation, she was not able to provide a friendly, engaging and superior customer service. She did the transaction but no smile, she had a "I know it all attitude" and did not make us feel SPG special members. She did not represented the W brand high quality at all. Too bad for a millenium gen. June 10, 2016
Rated 1 out of 5 by mikimousewin Worst W experience Was here on a business trip. Almost across the board, a horrible hotel to stay in. No Platinum recognition. Very Dated. Small. Poor Service. Horrible breakfast. Nothing is around the area at night. Not up to the W hotel standards. June 9, 2016
Rated 1 out of 5 by Pensfan Not one of the best options in the city Stayed 3 nights for a convention, and this location was not what I expected from a W Hotel. There are other hotels nearby and most of them would have been better options. The Rooms at this location are extremely out-dated and dark. The lighting throughout the hotel, including the rooms, is annoyingly dark...possibly in an attempt to hide how dirty the rooms and hallways are. The entire hotel is due for some new carpet and paint. I will not be back and would not recommend this hotel unless you get an amazing rate or it has been updated to today's standards. June 7, 2016
Rated 4 out of 5 by 7521 Great location, pretty nice hotel I was visiting during Christmas, the hotel appears to be pretty quite during my stay. The room is just about OK, comfortable bed with a spacious bathroom is what I was expecting. Maybe W citycenter still need a little boost on hardware, but I won't be too picky on an 80 years old skyscraper which also happens to be one of the first W hotel. Best thing about here is defiantly location. Since parking is such an issue in Chicago, keep everything inside walking distance is absolutely great. May 6, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by PETERMEX FANTASTIC BUILDING Is in Adams street Downtown Chicago. Is an old building with fantastic Cealings and a lobby bar that is unique in every aspect. Two bars and 1 restaurant. Special atmosphere with the old building but in very good shape and new technology. SPG Platinum recognition as always very good. Good option and Starwood guarantee. May 5, 2016
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mom2016 great customer service The staff was very attentive, nice and professional. April 26, 2016
Rated 4 out of 5 by YVPandPTP Nice rooms Rooms are very elan and neat. April 19, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by Blckjck Great Staff Thanks to all the staff @ Chicago's W-City Center. Especially the concierge Eden B. I've stayed @ quite s few hotels downtown Chicago. This place was new to us. The ambiance was grand. Thanks for making our first time stay Wobderful. Definitely will return. March 31, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by Weezy999 Excellent Excellent service by the staff and managers. Will stay again. March 18, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by tc282 Adam and Brandon were FANTASTIC!!! We just had the best experience at this hotel that we had to share it. We travel quite a bit for work and pleasure and do our best to write reviews to recognize great people and great places. For reference, we stayed at the hotel March 13 to the 14 - 2016 when we were town on business. We attended a conference most of the time we were there. There were a couple employees that were complete and total difference makers. The first guy was Adam, who worked the desk. First of all, there are really good employees and there are guys you write reviews about. Obviously he is the guy you write reviews about. This guy was awesome. In a short stay he went out of his way to make sure the hotel did everything possible to ensure we enjoyed our stay. He helped us out on a couple occasions when we're in a pinch shipping home some product we bought at a show. It made a huge difference to us and he genuinely offered and wanted to help. The other person was Brandon who was hotel security. He was a big help too. I wish I operated a hotel. If I did, I'd hire these guys in a second to run it and train the staff. They get it, they made a difference. We are writing this review because of them. Their actions will bring us back. Thank you Brandon and Adam. You were a great help to us. We really do appreciate it!!! Tom & Alicia Clark March 15, 2016
Rated 3 out of 5 by Verified Reviewer Valet No Valet was horrible. Scratched up my brand new 2015 Stingray and told me that could have happened somewhere else. March 9, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by Karly21 Hotel Staff This hotel location has absolutely phenomenal staff. I got in late from the airport and upon walking in I was greeted by Tyree from the front desk. He asked me how I enjoyed my last stay and I honestly mentioned that the room was a bit small but everything else was great. So his response was to upgrade me to a larger room. This made the world of difference. They gave me advice on where to eat and were always helpful when I needed something. Super friendly staff. March 9, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by Toni16 Wonderful New Years Wedding We had our wedding at the W Hotel City Center in January-we could not have been happier with our choice. Our wedding coordinator-Jessie-was on top of every single detail from day one. The hotel & catering staff was so accommodating to every request. The food/service was top notch-could not have asked for anything more. March 1, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by AjlaCat awesome weekend getaway! Stay was beyond amazing! Adam at the front desk was such a delight to check in with and even got us checked in early! I believe his name is Eduardo, he did room service on 2/28 AM and was so polite and awesome at what he does! The location of the hotel could not be more spot on and lobby is to die for! I cannot stop talking about how amazing this hotel is! I have recommended everyone so far to stay there if they ever go to Chicago! I work at the Westin in Saint Louis and know we have an amazing property but this is just breathtaking! My Fiance and I could have not chosen a better property for a fun getaway! Thank you W for having us! February 29, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by Randy202 Great location Great location that's close to everything! I love the historical aspects of the property and how the W style was incorporated. The only thing I didn't particularly like was the square footage of the cozy room. I've stayed in New York City hotels and had more room than I had here at City Center. Breakfast at IPO was amazing. The taste/ temperature/ quality was excellent! February 14, 2016
Rated 3 out of 5 by samuel1229 Good location, super small room The location is really good, while this was the smallest W hotel room at which I stayed. No coffee machine was provided as well. February 8, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by Brett717 Great Stay Quick check in and very friendly staff. Great recommendations and fast customer service. Room was amazing with a nice view February 2, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by FColes Best Experience while in the City This was my second stay at a W hotel. All expectations were exceeded and more importantly my concierge Eden made my stay memorable. Very attentive to every detail of my stay and full of surprises. I cannot wait till my next stay. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for an unforgettable stay. January 27, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by MzVee22 Eden took very good care of us! We had an awesome time in Chicago. Eden took very good care of us. The upgraded suite, the complimentary drinks and the sweet treat surprise made me feel very special! The room was perfect, we slept with the ocean waves! It was wonderful! January 25, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by randk16 Six stars to service Only a few small requests were made of the staff, everything was handled as if it was the only thing they had to do. It a rare feeling in service industry theses days to get that kind of attention. January 18, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by frqntrvlr Excellent in every way This hotel has an excellent location, and its absolutely gorgeous. We stayed on an upper level floor and the view was stunning, however that was minor compared to the luxury of the room. The bedding was so comfortable, and the bathroom and amenities were fantastic. We took full advantage of the deep tub and thick absorbent towels. We would have taken the very convenient public transportation, but still easily found very reasonable parking nearby. We were shocked by the low price of the room. This is definitely one of the most beautiful hotels I have stayed in (and I travel for work, so I essentially live in hotels.) However, the best feature of our stay was the excellent staff. We received the most memorable and exemplary service, far above our expectations. Love this place! January 11, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by PJNYC Great staff Tyree was excellent. Super friendly to me and my two colleagues. He was able provide us restaurant recommendations and give advice on local events to attend. Even as a courtesy for my spg status he comp'd us a few beverages! November 13, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by Runner44 Over-Priced and Underwhelmed I stayed at the hotel during the weekend of the Chicago Marathon and found it to be very over-priced and especially under-performing. The staff were less then helpful. I was never phoned when my room was ready, I was signed up for the Green Room program when I never agreed to it. Two of the four hotel elevators were down most of the weekend ... creating very long lines to return to your room. No apology or explanation sign of any kind was posted and all the guests were wondering what the issue was. I asked at the desk and was curtly told "2 elevators are not working." I asked if anything was being done to fix them and was told "its the weekend ... nothing will be done." Very disappointing. I am going to remove the W from my personal list of hotels I will do business with. October 13, 2015
Rated 2 out of 5 by ShaggyMEB Inattentive Staff and Sterile Room Lead To Disappointment Recently completed a three night stay at the W Chicago City Center with my wife for our anniversary. We enjoy the sleek and stylish vibe that the W brand provides, and with its central location figured this would be a great spot to stay on our trip. Arrived on Thursday and got checked in. Staff was friendly enough, but seemed indifferent at the same time. Didn't exude the Whatever/Whenever attitude I'm accustomed to at the W. We were upgraded to a Fantastic Suite thanks to SPG Suite Night awards. The suite was clean when we arrived, but wasn't really a true suite, more like a divider positioned in the middle of one large room. Also, the room had a very sterile feel. It didn't have the kind of artistic, stylish appointment that I've come to expect from the W. It's not that it was bad, but given how the W brand represents itself, I had higher expectations that simply were not met. We enrolled in the Make A Green Choice program, but on the second day of our stay decided that we would want our room serviced the following day, so I called down to the desk to request that our room be serviced the next day. Desk agent told me no problem, I would receive credit for one night of Make A Green Choice, and our room would be serviced the next day. So imagine our disappointment and frustration when we returned the next night at 10pm, after a long day of touring Chicago, to find that our room had not been serviced at all. I promptly called the desk to inform them of the problem and request, at the very least, clean towels and additional toiletries, which were sent up to the room. For a hotel of this caliber to fail on such a relatively small request is unacceptable to me. Additionally I asked for my Green Choice points for that night to be restored since the room was not serviced, and was told by the desk that they would absolutely restore them. To date they have not been restored, which necessitated an additional call to Platinum Concierge to try to get them added. Both from a staffing and an atmosphere standpoint, I didn't find this W hotel to be up to the standards that the brand sets for itself. At the nightly rate that they are typically charging for a room, you'll likely do much better to look elsewhere in Chicago. I can't recommend this hotel. October 12, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by Ebony30 DIsappointed My husband and I did not enjoy our stay. We requested to be in a king room understanding it was a request we did not receive the king room which is fine but when we called the front desk and asked if you had any king bed rooms available the agent was not pleasant and kept repeating herself saying we are sold out my husband asked if we could be contacted later if you have any cancellation or no shows understanding you maybe in a sold out or oversold situation but we just wanted to be informed rater good or bad but the agent kept repeating that the hotel was sold out. the room we were in was on the 7th floor I believe 723 and it was one of the smallest rooms we have every stayed in The front desk associate did offer to move us rooms the next day and said that she would note it on the reservation My husband then had an issue with valet he said he believe he messed up he purchased a spot for 12 hour valet parking from Parkwiz but when he went down around 11pm they said he only purchased parking for 1 hour he said he accepted defeat on this issue after they showed him his mishap and he looked and saw his mishp but they they tried to charge him almost $70 for his mistake he said they were not rude but he manager was communicating through his fellow valet associate instead of him almost like he felt uncomfortable with the issue that was placed in front of him the next day we called down to the front desk about our room move the desk was not made aware no alert was put on the reservation nothing note on a log but they desk accommodated us and got us in a new room within the next couple hours when we got in the room it was a lot bigger and a very nice room but we found a dirty wash cloth on top of the fridge in the room we called down to the front desk and asked to have someone come up and grab the cloth but no one came to retrieve the cloth we were extremely upset with the stay and understand it does not happen on a regular we just happen to be the lucky guest to experience multiple issues during their stay to be perfectly honest all we wanted some empathy and apology for what happen just a simple I'm sorry would have went a long way but we never received that and that is disappointing September 8, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by Jess2420 Rude Staff Trevor, the staff manager was extremely rude. I won't be staying at this location again. August 23, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jenny1117 Perfect Stay We absolutely loved this hotel. The staff is very professional and the hotel has a very modern and fun design. Perfect hotel for a wedding or any other party event. The room was perfect, we were welcomed with a lovely quote on the wall and complimentary water. I am always happy with a clean room and this room was spotless. Perfectly soft white sheets and great amenities. August 5, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by Brybland Boutique Hotel When first walking into the hotel, you would expect the rooms to be a lot bigger and offer a little more amenities. The lobby area is amazing, it has a bar and they offer drinks and snacks. The concierge and valet parking service was great. The rooms were just too small. July 27, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by cjknyc Service not up to par Many "incidents" during my stay (last week): - staff enters room without knocking first (to deliver a shirt) - staff (another) leaves trash on the desk while I was away (unsure if it was cleaning person or person who picked up laundry) - shirt sent to laundry came back late (6pm next day), though I had paid the extra overnight fee which promises delivery by 7:30am (it was picked up in the proper window, i.e. before 8pm the night before) - To top it all, shirt came back dirty - and of course, the hotel still charged me the full fee for the cleaning and the overnighting .... And I am a Lifetime Platinum SPG member... July 23, 2015


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Business growth strategist Bill Ringle interviewed Donna Marie Thompson, founder of Bouncing Back Now, for the audio magazine My Quest for the Best.
Donna Marie Thompson, PhD, conquered simultaneous losses in four key areas of her life and is committed to sharing the valuable survival tips she has discovered. She is the founder of Bouncing Back Now, a self help community where people can share their story with others who have faced losses, hardships, and obstacles, and she is also the developer of The 5 Es to Recovery Program, which gives people who are experiencing adversity and loss the tools they need to bounce back. In her interview with Bill Ringle, she discussed the steps of her recovery program, the unexpected benefits of writing a book for experts looking to break into a larger arena, the distinction between a loss in life or business and the feeling of grief, and much more.
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This is one of my favorite quick desserts. I substituted mangoes instead of peaches and used 1/2 cup of brown sugar. SO GOOD.
I made this ice cream using fresh peaches and it came out wonderfully. I put the ice cream in the freezer overnight and it came out with a smooth and creamy consistency. The only change I'll make next time is to use only half of the brown sugar because I think that will bring out the flavor of the peaches even more. Thanks for posting this delicious and low-cholesterol recipe!
Great Peach Ice Cream! At first I used 4 fresh peaches, 1/2c packed sugar plus 6 sugar sub sachets,processed and tasted it and it was too sweet.Looking back at the recipe,realized it was asking for 4 cups of peaches and not 4 pieces.Ugh,opened some canned peaches,froze them for an hour along with the mix then processed them again.30 mins wasn't enough to freeze them,neither was an hour so I froze them overnight and checked it in the morning.Voila!Perfect taste with fruit tidbits in it.I'm glad I didn't add more sugar in it as I'm watching it and it is already sweet and I'll probably use more sugar sub next time and less brown one so I wouldn't have to feel guilty much about eating this delightful dessert.But that's just for my own health preference.Thanks!
Couldn't find really nice fresh peaches this past week, so opted for the frozen ones & still had an OUTSTANDING DESSERT here! What an extremely easy way to have something GREAT to cool you down! Thanks for the keeper! [Tagged, made & reviewed for a teammate in my vegan group in the Vegetarian/Vegan Recipe Swap]
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I've been using smalltalk for a while now and I love the language and the concept. What I just hate is the System browser. This tool doesn't even resemble a modern IDE. How am I supposed to code without tabs, outlines and handy shortcuts? I often find myself implementing a selector and noticing that it would be nice to isolate a piece of code in a separate (private) selector, just for readability shake, but I don't. Because it takes like 5 mouse clicks and I have to navigate away from the selector I am working at, and navigate back to it. Oh wait, I can't! Because it has syntax errors, because I haven't finished it yet! Kills me. And I don't have a 24 inch display to open 3 browsers.
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Not a China fan: If she gets elected President the sky will be the limit when it comes to our vital national interests that she will put on the block for sale. It will make the fire sales that she had as Secretary of State look like penny ante. She will have access to anything and everything. While Secretary of State she approved sale of our Uranium to the Russians. It will be ironic if some day the Russians are dropping bombs on us that contain our own uranium. There is a lot to look forward to if she becomes President.


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Ralph Cioffi Hangs On to His Dream House
The indicted Bear Stearns hedge-funder may lose almost everything, but he won't lose that tony Hamptons address.
Back in February 2007, recently arrested Bear Stearns hedge-fund manager Ralph Cioffi bought himself an estate in Southampton for$10.7 million. It was a lovely place: a 6,500-square-foot home on two and a half acres, with six bedrooms, seven baths, a pool, tennis court, and separate guesthouse, and although it was just down the street from his colleague John Paulson's "Old Trees" estate, it was much less expensive (Paulson paid $42 million). Not that Ralph didn't have a lot of cash lying around: He had just removed $2 million from his own fund, in fact! Great timing, since he could easily have lost it: Even then, the fund was on the brink of imploding. "Subprime losses will be far worse than anything people have modeled," he wrote in an e-mail several weeks later to his colleague Matthew Tannin. Not that Cioffi was wrong to buy the house or to hang onto it (he used his other properties to cover his bail). After all, it could be a nice place for a guy on house arrest to hang out.
Cioffi's Hamptons Hideaway [NYP]
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When laissez-faire economists believe in God, they are usually certain that he is one of them. The invisible hand of the market is, they think, also the hand of Divine Providence, which anoints and protects those who manage to provide for themselves.
In 1835, the American economist Henry Carey complained that Britain and France, in restricting trade between themselves, were "doing all in their power to frustrate the designs of the Deity." (Carey later converted to protectionism.) In the 1840s, English politician Richard Cobden claimed that "free trade is the international law of God." Thus, those who opposed free trade were not only mistaken; they also lacked faith. Today, many American Christians, including Catholics such as Michael Novak, Thomas Woods, and Robert Sirico, proclaim similar ideas. Novak quarrels with the church's official teachings on social justice, disparaging in particular the traditional emphasis on distributive justice. He argues that state power should be used minimally and only as a last resort in promoting economic justice.
Novak and other contemporary free-marketeers owe much to the "Austrian school" of economists, and especially to one of its founding members, Friedrich von Hayek (1899–1992). A professor at the University of Chicago from 1950 to 1962, Hayek was one of the chief instigators of the wave of libertarian economics that has swept the world since the...
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- 1 1⁄2 lbs leeks, thinly sliced
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- 2 cups fresh chicken stock
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- salt
- white pepper
- fresh dill (optional)
- In a stock pot saute the leeks and celery in olive oil until softened. Add the chicken stock and simmer 20 minutes. Puree the mixture with an immersion blender.
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This will be possible under a new immigration law by New Zealand. New Zealand immigration law for helping migrants—Migrants being hired to work on lower wages will now get a big relief, thanks to the latest New Zealand immigration law. Yes, as per the new immigration ruling by New Zealand government, any employer in New Zealand found to be hiring migrants for using them as cheap laborers will be liable to face tougher implications. That's certainly a worthy step by New Zealand government.
As per the details revealed by the New Zealand government, a new legislation has been introduced for those who exploit migrants. The bill has been introduced by the government to Parliament.
Details of the new immigration bill by New Zealand—As per the new immigration crackdown on employers abusing migrant workers in New Zealand, a jail sentence of as much as seven years could be faced by employers who misuse migrant workers in New Zealand. Michael Woodhouse, New Zealand immigration minister, stated that the new Immigration Amendment Bill will also lead to imposition of a fine exceeding up to $100,000 or both(sentence as well as fine). Sufficient resources must for enforcing immigration law–However, the labor feels sufficient resources will be required for enforcing such an immigration law in New Zealand without which tougher penalties for New Zealand employers will not be effective. Exploitation of migrant workers is increasing in New Zealand and this has been brought to the notice by several reports. As per the reports, several workers of Christchurch are not getting paid for annual leave as well as holidays, states official spokeswoman for Labor immigration, Darien Fenton. So, the new immigration law will be dependent on those migrant workers who choose to come forward and relate their woes. That could be something risky for any new foreign worker in New Zealand whose status of visa is dependent on the job, the spokeswoman added. It could mean putting the jobs of the concerned workers(who choose to speak against the exploitation in New Zealand)on the line even with extra protection, she further stated. Meanwhile, it may be worth mentioned here that new immigration law will equip immigration officials with extra search powers. So, immigration officials will have the authority to search the premises of employers abusing migrant worker rights.


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The form you quote is the usual modern one, but it isn't so easy to understand, as it is abbreviated and includes needs must, which is a semi-archaic fixed phrase — now effectively an idiom — meaning "necessity compels". The Shakespearean wording makes the meaning clearer: if the devil drives you, you have no choice but to go, or in other words, sometimes events compel you to do something you would much rather not.
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Ben Lupo has pleaded guilty in the dumping of oilfield waste into a Mahoning River tributary.
Lupo entered his plea this morning before Judge Donald C. Nugent of U.S. District Court, who will sentence him June 16.
Lupo, 62, of Poland; his company, Hardrock Excavating LLC; and his employee, Michael P. Guesman, 34, of Cortland, were charged with violating the Clean Water Act.
On Thursday, Judge Nugent sentenced Guesman, who had pleaded guilty last Aug. 29, to three years' probation and 300 hours of community service, but imposed no fine or restitution on him.
The available sentencing range for the charge is probation to three years in prison, followed by a year of supervised release, and a fine up to $250,000.
Guesman said he dumped brine and drilling mud from 20,000-gallon storage tanks on Salt Springs Road in Youngstown down a storm drain and into the tributary at Lupo's direction on 24 nights beginning Dec. 12, 2012.
Hope he gets the max prison time. Jerk!
Well Guesman is just a working stiff and got really nothing for his disgusting behavior. Lupo the lump will get even less because he has money. How disgusting that people have the potential to decimate an areas water supply but only gets a whack on the wrist. I guess when they answer to the man upstairs true justice will be served.
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Waiting for Lupo's sentencing on June 16. Guesman was wrong but the orders came from the top. If Lupo gets anything less than the maximum sentence with is only a slap on the wrist there should be an outcry.
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Kinda like what Arizona did with Warner and Leinart a few years ago.
I was also watching a special on the 89 49ers and Bill Walsh was not affraid to yank Montana for a quarter or two or the rest of the game and put Steve Young in and this happened more than a few times during the 89 season. Now we know Mike Singletary is a big Bill Walsh fan and has studied what he did. Hey he was ready to pull Shuan Hill when he was struggling vs the Rams and im sure he would of if he had someone better than J.T O'Sullivan ready to come in.
I like Shuan Hill but he has limitations and I think he will hit a wall at some point as our playbook will be a little limited with what the offense can do and teams will start zeroing on what Hill can and can't do and his lack of arm strength, I wouldn't be suprised if you see Alex Smith play a a couple of series or a quarter or two early on in the season. I also think at some point during the season Alex Smith will take over as starter but at the same time you can't count Shuan Hill out as he just seems to always get the job done. Can he get it done for 16 games? We'll see....
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So you're a fundamentalist parent and you've banned your kids from participating in the satanic, pagan holiday being celebrated today. But still you don't want to be a complete killjoy. Don't worry! Your kids can carve a pumpkin today tooprovided you make it a teaching moment, drop in a few bible passages, and stick a knife in…
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Prepare a place for your pumpkin carving. Set newspapers on a table and get out the knife, spoon and bowl. Cut an opening in the top of the pumpkin. Have your kids pull out all of the seeds and scrape out the inside of the pumpkin.
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How is the stuff we pulled out of the pumpkin like sin in our heart? (They're both yucky; sin is inside us; it's sticky and smelly.) How is the way we cleaned out the pumpkin like the way Jesus cleans us out when we confess our sins? (All the yucky stuff is taken away; Jesus scoops out the sin.)
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Two members of Sierra High's state championship football team were among six Manteca Unified standouts to be named to the Lions All-Star Classic.
TRACY - Lathrop High's boys golf team carded a season-best score of 239 behind a pair of 40s from co-medalists Christian Guzman and Robby Horrocks at Old River Golf Course on Wednesday.
Defense decided this Valley Oak League duel between first-place teams on Wednesday.
Oakdale doesn't typically let a team get away with committing four errors.
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East Union bounced back from its first Valley Oak League loss of the season on Tuesday, but head coach Dennis Wells said his team is "going backwards" after it knocked off Sierra 212-246 at Manteca Park Golf Course on Tuesday.
RIPON - It took Hilmar less than three minutes Tuesday to score on Ripon – but all that did was focus the Indians.
RIPON - Quality nearly trumped quantity in the boys portion of the East Union-Ripon Valley Oak League dual meet at Ervin Zador Aquatic Center on Tuesday.
OAKDALE - No. 1 singles player Solman Aniss was one of four Manteca players to win shutouts, and the Buffaloes rolled past postseason hopeful Oakdale 9-0 on Tuesday.
LOS BANOS - Ripon entered just eight swimmers in the third annual Merced County Championships at Pacheco High on Saturday but managed to make a splash despite the small turnout.
MODESTO - East Union was unable to capitalize on Central Catholic's rare "off" day at Dryden Park Golf Course on Monday.
OAKDALE - Manteca has prolific goal scorers, but its defense has quietly dominated Valley Oak League opponents so far.
Garet Stone led a contingent of seven Sierra High runners who broke 11 minutes in the 3200 Friday in the Cosumnes Oaks Distance Carnival.
Ripon came through in extra innings against Louisville of Woodland Hills for a 7-5 win Saturday in the semifinals of the NorCal Classic before losing 13-0 to Selma for the championship of the Diamond Bracket at the Tracy Softball Complex.
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Ty Griggs, 14, has continued to gain momentum from his memorable effort at Augusta National in early April.
"El Toro" to his teammates and coaches, East Union senior Marco Gonzales was a nightmare for opposing clubs.
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LODI - The sting of defeat may linger for John DeVisser, Ripon Christian's fiery baseball coach who endured his fair share losses for the Knights ...
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Forrest136 on September 4, 2005 at 2:42 am
Never had been to this one. I do remember the ad for it in the back of The Cape Codder newspaper!
rsalters (Ron Salters) on November 20, 2010 at 1:36 pm
The 1927 Film Daily Yearbook lists one film venue at Osterville, the Star Theatre with 290 seats.
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