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BJ Rabbis Halfheartedly Walk Back Pro-Palestine Email
Do you still care about the three BJ rabbis who started WW3? Well, it turns out they did mean to write that email, but they didn't mean to send that particular email out, it was only a draft, and they didn't mean to co-sign the entire lineup of BJ leadership without their knowledge, that too was because of the draft.
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The bottom line is: they're not sorry they were happy about the PLO being recognized as a UN state – they're still besides themselves with joy on that account…
"So the rabbis of B'nai Jeshurun are now expressing some 'regret' over their email endorsing the UN's Palestine statehood vote, writes" JTA's Daniel Treiman.
The straight forward JTA coverage lays out the facts:
Rabbis at B'nai Jeshurun are expressing "regret" over an email sent out by the prominent New York synagogue praising the United Nations vote to elevate Palestinians to non-member state status.
The rabbis of the Manhattan synagogue sent a note Thursday to congregants saying that their email last week endorsing the UN action had been sent prematurely and mistakenly listed several other synagogue officials as signatories.
"While we affirm the essence of our message, we feel that it is important to share with you that through a series of unfortunate internal errors, an incomplete and unedited draft of the letter was sent out which resulted in a tone which did not reflect the complexities and uncertainties of this moment," the rabbis, Rolando Matalon, Marcelo Bronstein and Felicia Sol, wrote in their follow-up email.
The rabbis also wrote that they "regret the feelings of alienation that resulted from our letter."
The latest email was first reported by The New York Jewish Week.
The original email, sent last Friday, drew both praise and outrage from members of the nondenominational Upper West Side synagogue, which is known for its liberal politics and lively services. The email and ensuing controversy drew significant media attention, including a front-page story in The New York Times on Wednesday.
"The vote at the UN yesterday is a great moment for us as citizens of the world," the original email stated. "This is an opportunity to celebrate the process that allows a nation to come forward and ask for recognition. Having gained independence ourselves in this way, we are especially conscious of this."
In their follow-up, the three rabbis wrote that they are "passionate lovers of Israel" and are "unequivocally committed to Israel's security, democracy and peace."
They also wrote that the original email was a letter from them and that the synagogue's cantor, board president, executive director and director of Israel engagement were listed mistakenly as signatories.
Treiman comments:
"The timing of the correction is curious. After all the original email was sent out six days ago, on Friday. (One might have thought that the shul would have moved more quickly to correct the inadvertent inclusion of four synagogue officials on an email about such a hot-button issue.)
"But the follow-up email only came after a backlash among some angry congregants (including sometime-attendee Alan Dershowitz, who challenged the shul's rabbis to a debate) and a front-page(!) story in The New York Times (a paper that is often accused of giving short shrift to local news but apparently puts a premium on such news when it overlaps with Israel issues and Upper West Side Jewish liberalism).
"Incidentally, B'nai Jeshurun's home page at one point on Thursday morning featured the following quote attributed to the three rabbis: "As rabbis, our job is… to court controversy and to raise disturbing questions many would be more content to leave in the background – and certainly outside the synagogue."
I suppose to be "passionate lovers of Israel" means you never have to say you're sorry…
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It is a rare instance when a team can make a pennant-run acquisition and know exactly how that player is going to fit into the team's clubhouse culture. But the Oakland A's were able to make that deal on Friday, re-acquiring catcher Kurt Suzuki from the Washington Nationals for the stretch run.
It was just a little more than a year ago when the A's traded Suzuki to Washington for minor league prospect David Freitas. Up until the trade, Suzuki had been the A's primary catcher for more than five seasons. A 2004 second-round pick of the A's, Suzuki hit .254 with 57 homeruns in 703 games for the A's from 2007 until late 2012.
Suzuki helped lead the Nationals to their first NL East title since returning to Washington last season. In 43 games with the Nats, he posted a 725 OPS and was a calming influence on their young rotation. Suzuki had two RBI in the Nats' five-game NLDS series loss to the St. Louis Cardinals.
Washington was expected to return to the post-season in 2013, but the Nats have struggled for most of the year. They are currently a game under .500 and 14 games back of the Atlanta Braves in the East and 12 games back of the wild card. Suzuki, like many of the Nationals, has struggled offensively this season. In 281 at-bats, he has a 593 OPS and he has hit only three homeruns.
The A's didn't acquire Suzuki for his offense, however. Although he struggles to throw out potential base-stealers, Suzuki is widely respected for his ability to handle a pitching staff and call a good game. Suzuki has caught every member of the A's starting rotation, with the exception of rookies Sonny Gray and Dan Straily, and he has caught most of the pitchers in the A's bullpen, as well. Suzuki was one of the most popular teammates in the A's clubhouse while he was with the team, and he could provide an emotional boost for a team that has struggled over the past few weeks.
In exchange for Suzuki, the A's are sending right-handed pitching prospect Dakota Bacus to Washington. Bacus was the A's 9th-round pick in 2012 out of Indiana State University. The Des Moines, Illinois native was an Arizona Rookie League All-Star last season when he posted a 1.20 ERA and struck-out 35 while walking just five in 30 innings.
This year, Bacus got to pitch close to home in the Midwest League. He has been in the Low-A Beloit Snappers' rotation for much of the 2013 season. Bacus has a 3.56 ERA and a 90:38 K:BB in 121 innings pitched this season. Armed with a power sinker, Bacus has a 52% groundball rate this season.
Bacus joins A.J. Cole, Ian Krol and Blake Treinen as A's pitching prospects recently sent to the Nationals organization. Bacus is a three-pitch pitcher with a fastball that sits in the low-90s, a plus breaking ball and a developing change-up. The 22-year-old has a 2.45 ERA in four August starts, spanning 25 innings.
Had Derek Norris not fractured his toe this week, the A's may not have looked to add Suzuki to their catching mix, despite the fact that John Jaso may miss the rest of the season with a concussion. While Stephen Vogt has done a solid job filling in for Jaso, the A's couldn't risk having a rookie be their everyday catcher while they try to get back to the post-season. Now the A's can continue their platoon situation at catcher with Vogt and Suzuki and they will be particularly deep at catcher when Norris recovers from his injury.
The Suzuki deal doesn't necessarily mean the A's are done acquiring catchers, however. If Norris is expected to be out much past September 1st, the A's may still look to bring in a minor league catcher by the end of August that they can add to the big league roster after the September 1st roster expansion date. The Suzuki deal also shouldn't preclude the A's from making additional deals over the next week-and-a-half, should the opportunity present itself. According to Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle, the Nationals are picking up nearly a million dollars of Suzuki's remaining salary.
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- A's 2013 sixth-round pick Kyle Finnegan has been promoted to Low-A Beloit, taking Bacus' place on the Snappers' roster. Finnegan, a hard-throwing right-hander from Texas State, has a 2.70 ERA in 11 starts for short-season Vermont. In 50 innings, he has yet to allow a homerun and he has a 35:12 K:BB. Six of those walks came in one start.
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- After 11.1 rehab innings with the AZL A's, right-hander Ryan Doolittle has re-joined the Stockton Ports' rotation. Doolittle is completing his recovery from Tommy John surgery, which he had last year. At the time of his elbow injury, Doolittle had a 1.48 ERA and a 31:3 K:BB in 24.1 innings for Stockton. Shaeffer Hall was placed on the disabled list for Stockton.


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Former Judge Joyce sues insurers he was convicted of defrauding
A federal jury listened to the evidence and found that former state Superior Court Judge Michael T. Joyce cheated two insurance companies out of $440,000 when he claimed a car accident left him debilitated.
In a lawsuit newly docketed in Erie County Court, Joyce claims he -- not Erie Insurance Group and State Farm -- was the victim of fraud.
The insurance companies' handling of his claims and their lies amid his federal prosecution cost him his freedom, his career, his reputation and his standing in the community, he claims, and now he wants them to pay.
Joyce sued Erie Insurance and State Farm in March in Allegheny County Court on counts of fraud, bad faith, breach of contract, and unjust enrichment -- claims that the defendants vigorously reject.
The law, Erie Insurance lawyer Robert Dapper wrote in objections to the lawsuit, "does not reward one for his own fraud."
Joyce's lawsuit, at the request of the insurers, has just been transferred to Erie County Court.
Joyce served as an Erie County judge before taking a seat on the Superior Court in 1997. It is not clear what local judge, if any, will be assigned to preside over his lawsuit. A judge with fewer Erie County ties might have to be appointed.
Joyce's lawyer, Alexander H. Lindsay Jr., of Butler, declined to comment Friday on the lawsuit he filed on Joyce's behalf.
An Erie Insurance representative said Friday that Joyce's claims are unfounded.
"Erie Insurance believes the allegations are without merit, and we plan to defend against them vigorously," spokesman Chris Banocy said.
Joyce filed the lawsuit as an inmate in the federal prison in Morgantown, W.Va., where he is serving a 46-month sentence for two counts of mail fraud and six counts of money laundering.
He has forfeited to the federal government whatever he bought with the insurance proceeds, including his house on Zimmerly Road in Millcreek Township. Joyce also must pay a total of $440,000 in restitution to the two insurance companies.
He also has been stripped of his $81,803 annual pension, had his law license suspended and faces disbarment.
In a 2007 indictment, the U.S. Attorney's Office charged that Joyce illegally obtained settlements after he falsely claimed he suffered debilitating injuries in a low-speed, rear-end collision on Aug. 10, 2001, in Millcreek Township.
Erie Insurance Group paid Joyce $390,000, and State Farm paid him $50,000.
At trial in 2008, the defense characterized the prosecution as a costly witch hunt provoked by Joyce's former fiancee. Joyce claimed the crash exacerbated a pre-existing neck injury.
Jurors sided with the government, however, which charged that Joyce lied, exaggerated or omitted key information when he filed the claims. One key to the jurors' decision was the government's evidence that Joyce golfed, scuba-dived in the Caribbean and learned to fly a private plane at the same time he told insurers he could not steadily hold a cup of coffee. Joyce did not testify.
In the lawsuit, Joyce charges that Erie Insurance sought to ensnare him in a "nefarious scheme" when it settled his insurance claim.
Joyce said the company expedited his claim, subjected it to less scrutiny than others and settled it for more than he expected because it hoped to gain favorable rulings from him in state Superior Court.
He said the company inserted into the settlement documents a confidentiality clause that would have barred him from disclosing the settlement to litigants that came before him in court.
"In arranging the aforementioned agreement, Erie would not only have a judge who generally was considered favorable to the insurance industry in deciding its cases, it would also have a judge who was secretly beholden to Erie," he charged in the complaint.
Joyce said he "thwarted" the "scheme and artifice to defraud" by signing the confidentiality agreement, accepting the $390,000 payment and then asking the state Supreme Court official in charge of assigning cases never to assign him a case involving Erie Insurance.
The criminal probe of Joyce's insurance claims came after his ex-fiancee, Shelane Buehler, sent an anonymous letter to law enforcement and others charging that he had committed insurance fraud.
Joyce charges in the suit that Erie Insurance portrayed itself to investigators as a victim of Joyce's fraud to keep them from discovering its "scheme to corrupt the Superior Court of Pennsylvania."
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"As State Farm's insured was liable for the accident and Michael Joyce was indeed injured, State Farm well knew that he was entitled to compensation and by any calculation, $50,000 was not owed to State Farm," his lawsuit states.
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Other than drug dealers, white-collar criminals and Don Draper, I can think of no one less deserving of his wealth than Floyd Mayweather. As a fighter, he lost me when he and his handlers, for whatever reason, couldn?t pull off the epic fight against Manny Pacquiao, leaving us with no meaningful drama in a long-dead sport. As a person, he never had me at all, boring us with his prison time, baby-mama dramas and 88 cars.
``I go into the garage, look around and say, `Do I want to drive you, you, you or you???? Mayweather said last week. ``Then I go on the other side and I say, `Do I want to drive you, or you???
And still, in one of life?s confounding mysteries, otherwise sane human beings continue to spend precious Saturday nights not with their kids or at a restaurant with a significant other ? but with Floyd, giving him your pay-per-view money at a staggering $74.99 ($64.99 without HD). It has reached the point where Mayweather, said to be among history?s best pound-for-pound fighters though we?ll never know thanks to a paucity of prime competition, creates good entertainment only by distracting himself into mediocre form. If it was sad to hear last month that he?d broken up with longtime fiancee Chantel Jackson ? and sadder that the split took place after Mayweather learned Jackson, who had been due to deliver twins by Mayweather, suddenly wasn?t pregnant ? all you need to know is that the news broke on Floyd?s reality show on Showtime.
The same network that will allow him to take home, for six fights, almost $300 million to pile on the $450 million he already has made.
So the theme heading into his weekend fight, against Marcos Maidana, was that Floyd was a mental train wreck. ``There's no question about it, he's distracted," said Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer, co-promoter of the eight. ``Think about it, we?re (seeing) a very emotional Floyd. Clearly, with a day or two to go until fight night, against without question one of the most dangerous opponents he's fought, his focus should be 100% on the fight. With what we've seen, and what we're hearing, I think there is a lot of other things going through Floyd's head. In one moment he says it might be my last fight, the next he's saying he might fight more than the three fights. There's a lot of stuff going through Floyd's head."
Floyd fought like it, too, wounded often by Maidana?s flailing rights that left cuts and welts on his face. At one point, Maidana knocked him through the ropes, a strange sight. But, of course, Mayweather won a majority decision ? think Vegas ever would let their money machine lose? ? and followed the victory by, of course, setting up the possible rematch for your $74.99 ($64.99 without HD).
Mayweather to Maidana: `` You're a great fighter and very tough competitor. Congratulations on the new baby. She's beautiful. Next time, just don't hit me (below the belt) so much."
Maidana: ``GIve me a (bleeping) rematch.??
Mayweather: ``We can take it back down there right now if you want. Put the ring back up. ? It's not a problem. If he feels he won, we can do it again in September."
I?ll pass, thank you, and watch whatever college football game is airing that night. But you may watch, wooed by Mayweather?s 46-0 record.
You also may go to Vegas to watch. Bring your body armor. A stampede to leave the arena after the decision was announced, which left many fans booing, led to reports that as many as 40 people were injured and some hospitalized. Yahoo Sports quoted a fan named Dulce Castillo as saying his 6-year-old son was trampled.
``I just (felt) like the people (were) over me and I am scared and I am screaming very hard," Castillo told the website. "I said to my brother, `Help me, help me, please.? My son is with people (on top of him). I thought that we were dying, really.??
All to put more money in Floyd Mayweather?s pocket, with BFF Justin Bieber alongside him, partners in slime.
Would someone like to explain this sociological debacle?


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Religion in the Shelley Circle
42nd Annual Convention, Northeast Modern Language Association (NeMLA)
April 7-10, 2011
New Brunswick, NY – Hyatt New Brunswick
Host Institution: Rutgers University
As we approach the 200th anniversary of Percy Bysshe Shelley's expulsion from Oxford in the aftermath of his publication of "The Necessity of Atheism," it is fitting to examine the place of religion in the thought and work of the members of the Shelley circle. Certainly, the importance of atheism to the development of Percy Shelley's reputation both during and after his life is significant. His dramatization of the differences in philosophical and theological beliefs between himself and Lord Byron in "Julian and Maddalo," for instance, has provided an important subject for critical consideration in this area, but is matched in significance by several of his other poems and essays.
To be sure, though, Percy Shelley is only one of the more celebrated figures associated with the issue of religion during the Romantic period. In fact, religion was a primary concern in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, especially after the commencement of the French Revolution and throughout the time leading up to the repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts in 1828 and the passage of the Roman Catholic Relief Act in 1829. Consequently, the connections between religion and politics represented a powerful influence not only on Percy Shelley, but also on most of the other writers among the second generation of Romantics.
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500-word abstracts should be emailed as MS Word (.doc or .docx) attachments to L. Adam Mekler, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Deadline: September 30, 2010
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The 42nd Annual Convention will feature approximately 360 sessions, as well as dynamic speakers and cultural events. Details and the complete Call for Papers for the 2011 Convention will be posted in June: www.nemla.org.
Interested participants may submit abstracts to more than one NeMLA session; however panelists can only present one paper (panel or seminar). Convention participants may present a paper at a panel and also present at a creative session or participate in a roundtable. Do not accept a slot if you may cancel to present on another session.
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A new C2ES report highlights lessons useful for companies and policymakers as more states and countries consider carbon pricing to spur innovative technologies and cut emissions at the lowest possible cost.
The report, written for the World Bank's Partnership for Market Readiness (PMR), examines how three companies — Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E), Rio Tinto, and Royal Dutch Shell -- prepared for carbon pricing programs.
The PMR shares this type of information with developing countries to help them create their own market-based policies. We were pleased to partner with the PMR to explore how a few of the companies in our Business Environmental Leadership Council prepared for carbon pricing and we thank the companies for sharing their expertise.
The lessons they shared fall into two categories – what business can learn from other companies operating in carbon markets and what governments considering market-based climate policy can learn from business.
Preparing for Carbon Pricing: Case Studies from Company Experience: Royal Dutch Shell, Rio Tinto, and Pacific Gas and Electric Company
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Leaders from business, government, academia and nonprofits will share best practices to address climate change through policy and business solutions at the 2015 Climate Leadership Conference Feb. 23-25, 2015, in Washington, DC.
The Climate Leadership Conference is hosted by The Climate Registry, the Association of Climate Change Officers, and the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES). The Environmental Protection Agency is the headline sponsor.
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Emerging Best Practices for Identifying Climate Risk and Increasing Resilience
Monday, February 23, 8:30 a.m. – 10:15 a.m.
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Chris Benjamin, Director, Corporate Sustainability, PG&E
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Emilie Mazzacurati, Founder and CEO, Four Twenty Seven, Inc.
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Monday, February 23, 10:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
This workshop examines ways organizations are working collaboratively on leading-edge climate initiatives, such as greenhouse gas reduction goals and adaptation strategies that go above and beyond the business-as-usual approaches. We know that cross-sector collaboration makes more of an impact than what might be achieved alone. The session will showcase transformational partnerships that produce robust results, innovative solutions and scalability. Participants will be invited to share their own perspectives and explore where new partnerships may be needed.
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Keith Canfield, Director, Corporate Sustainability Programs, Clinton Climate Initiative
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Resolve to make an impact at work in 2015
If your New Year's resolution is to make a difference, why not start at work?
A majority of us say we'd be more satisfied if we had a job where we could make a social or environmental impact on the world. A recent study shows Millennials especially see businesses as potential partners in helping them make the world a better place.
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That's why it's essential to find the people who are most likely to give energy-efficiency programs a try. Intelligent use of customer data can help target and inform a receptive audience. Members of this audience will then be encouraged to take action with some motivation.
I recently moderated a panel at the Behavior Energy and Climate Conference in Washington, D.C., where three experts discussed innovative ways to strategically target energy-efficiency programs, address factors that make people hesitant to join, and then scale the program.
How we engaged employees, strengthened community ties, and made the world a little greener
Nearly 2,000 Alcoa employees, their families, and members of their communities learned how to save energy, save money, and help the environment at green fairs over the past three months.
These fairs, organized by the C2ES Make an Impact program in partnership with Alcoa and the Alcoa Foundation, are an example of an evolving approach to corporate social responsibility and employee engagement.
Building awareness of environmental challenges is important, but it isn't enough. A new approach, bringing together several engagement strategies, aims to build a work force that is both knowledgeable and active in local organizations. The goal is to create stronger relationships among a company, its employees, and community stakeholders, a win-win-win.
Employees, community members and even two mayors came to Alcoa Green Fairs to meet with local businesses and groups providing sustainability solutions. The events took place on weekends or during work breaks in Fullerton and Torrance, Calif.; Hampton, Va.; and Warrick, Ind. Participants could ask questions and get tips about recycling, saving energy and water, and making choices to promote sustainability.
Hands-on activities made it fun. For example, at each fair, we challenged people to see how much physical energy is needed to turn a hand crank (pictured at left) and produce enough power to light an old-fashioned incandescent bulb compared with a modern, efficient compact fluorescent bulb, which requires 75 percent less energy.
The team from Virginia Naturally challenged Hampton fair-goers to guess how long it takes for different types of litter to decompose, driving home the importance of recycling. California employees answered trivia questions from Heal the Bay about storm water management and water conservation.
The fairs informed employees and strengthened Alcoa's connections to its local communities. More than 50 organizations participated, paving the way for future partnerships and employee volunteer opportunities that will improve the sustainability of each community.
Companies are part of the equation to address climate change
While the focus in New York this week has been on world leaders pledging to act on climate change, business leaders also stepped up to be part of the climate solution.
In recent years, many companies have acknowledged the risks of climate change and worked to improve their energy efficiency and sustainability. This week, companies announced new efforts to fund clean energy, reduce carbon emissions, and support a price on carbon.
For example, Bank of America announced an initiative to spur at least $10 billion of new investment in clean energy projects. Hewlett Packard announced plans to reduce emissions intensity of its product portfolio by 40 percent from 2010 levels by 2020.
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The interdependence of water and energy
Have you ever thought that by leaving a light on, you're wasting water, or that a leaky faucet wastes energy? It's odd, but accurate.
That's because water and energy are interrelated. Water is used in all phases of energy production, and energy is required to extract, pump, and move water for human consumption. Energy is also needed to treat wastewater so it can be safely returned to the environment.
C2ES recently hosted a series of webinars (video and slides here) on the intersection between water and energy (sometimes referred to as the "nexus"). The series was co-sponsored by the Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies and the Water Information Sharing and Analysis Center. Participants discussed how the water and energy sectors depend on each other and how they can work together to conserve resources.
CCS projects see progress
Three recent announcements signal important progress toward greater deployment of technology to capture and store carbon emissions that would otherwise escape into the atmosphere. CCS technology can capture up to 90 percent of emissions from power plants and industrial facilities and is critical to reducing climate-changing emissions while fossil fuels remain part of our energy mix.
One piece of good news came when NRG Energy announced it has begun construction on the Petra Nova Project in Texas, where an existing coal-fired power plant will be retrofitted with carbon capture equipment. The Petra Nova Project will be the world's third commercial-scale CCS power project, following the nearly-completed SaskPower Boundary Dam project in Saskatchewan, Canada, and Southern Company's Kemper County Energy Facility in Mississippi opening in 2015.
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8-10 St. Helens Parade
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Guide Prices
- Number of Rooms / Units
- 21
|Room / Unit Type
|Room / Unit Tariff*
|Triple Room
|£75.00 per room per night (room only)
|Double/ Twin
|£60.00 per room per night (room only)
|£100.00 per room per night (room only)
|£35.00 per room per night (room only)
|£72.00 per room per night (room only)
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Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
AboutThis charming building has two wings. The west wing consists of 20 hotel bedrooms; suites and a bar. The east wing consists of self-contained apartments of different sizes.
This is a rare opportunity for a choice between hotel bedrooms, suites and self-contained apartments, ideal for holiday makers and business personnel, on short or long term basis. Sea views available, please request when booking.
Located directly on Southsea seafront commanding spectacular panoramic views of the Solent and the Isle of Wight. Large private car park, passenger lift to all floors. Friendly bar with outside patio overlooking the sea and lake. Refurbished spacious bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and showers, colour TV, wireless internet access, hairdryers and complimentary tea and coffee making facilities. Some bedrooms have their own private balconies overlooking the sea.
Provider Preferences
- In town/city centre
- Non smoking establishment
- Of historic, literary or architectural interest
- Seafront
- Lift
Children & Infants
- Accept children (Minimum age) - 0
- Cot
- Facilities for children
- Family Friendly, Children Welcome
- Food/bottle warming available
- Highchair
Parking & Transport
- Car parking
- Off site parking
- On site parking
- Railway station within 5 miles
Leisure Facilities
- Bar
- Eating Out Within Walking Distance
- Fishing
- Fitness facilities close by
- Golf Course close by
- Bar
Payment Methods
- Maestro Accepted
- MasterCard accepted
- Special group rates
- Sterling Travellers Cheques accepted
- Visa accepted
Room / Unit Features
- Colour television in all bedrooms
- Ground floor bedrooms available
- Hairdryer in all bedrooms
- Modem point in all bedrooms
- Non smoking rooms available
- Sea View some rooms
- Shaver Point/s
- Tea & coffee making facilities in all bedrooms
- Telephone in all bedrooms
Establishment Features
- 24 hr return laundry service
- Accept coach parties
- Business facilities (eg. Fax/ modem)
- Central heating throughout
- Children aged 12yrs+ welcome
- Children aged 5+yrs welcome
- Garden/patio for guests' use
- Interconnecting Rooms
- Ironing facilities
- Lift
- Night porter
- Pre-school children welcome (0-4yrs)
- Separate guests' lounge
- Staff fluent in foreign languages ** (List of languages are separately given) - French, Spanish
- Wireless Internet Access
Specialist Features
- Short breaks available
- Special provisions for cyclists
- Special provisions for lone female travellers
- Special provisions for walkers
Travel & Trade
- Wi-fi available
Access Information
This information is self-assessed; therefore we accept no liability for its accuracy. Please contact the venue for further information.
Map & Directions
Road Directions
From major roads, follow signs to Southsea Seafront until you reach South Parade Pier. The Ocean Hotel is located on the left-hand side directly on the seafront between South Parade Pier and the canoe lake.
Public Transport Directions
Bus routes and taxis available from any of the following train stations: Portsmouth and Southsea, The Hard and Fratton Stations. Only 5 to 7 minutes from any of the train stations to the hotel. There is a bus stop directly opposite the hotel.
TripAdvisor Traveller Rating:
- Service
- Value
- Cleanliness
- Location
- Excellent63
- Very Good25
- Average9
- Poor8
- Terrible7
Recent Reviews:
- greatodyerLondon, United KingdomTrip Type:Solo travelLovely RoomWednesday, 3rd August 2016Stayed in here over the past weekend to attend a reunion with some friends. The room was nicely furnished with a comfortable bed and had a wonderful view overlooking the sea. The staff were very... Read full review
- AnnHertsHertsTrip Type:CouplesVery conveniently situatedTuesday, 14th June 2016When booking, I asked for a sea view and was not disappointed, I could barely tear myself away from watching all what was going on along the beach, the promenade and the sea, particularly after dark... Read full review
- Alan BWoking, United KingdomTrip Type:CouplesStay in Ocean HotelMonday, 28th March 2016The hotel was spotlessly clean, comfortable and quiet. the service was helpful and efficient. We will certainly go there again! It had all the facilities we required. We particularly liked having tea... Read full review
- 2 Visit England Stars Hotel
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