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I stayed here for 6 weeks, this street was only a couple of blocks away from my campus and had mini: shops, boutiques, restaurants, cafes and grocery stores around. I would highly recommend this area! It is right by the Guzman el Bueno and Cuatro Caminos stops on the red, orange and silver line.
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Good hotel, Good location, a bit noisy
The reviews all say great location, and it is. You can walk in any direction to Plaza de Sol, the Prado and nearby museums or the Palace.
The location only has one problem and that is for tour groups. The tour bus has difficulty getting to the street in front of the hotel, so you may have to carry hand luggage a block or so. In a taxi, no problem.
On a warm day in March the air conditioning didn't really work. Opening the windows on an inside room allows for some air flow but the noise factor from other guests is pretty bad. Not sure how the street noise would be on an outside room.
The staff was pleasant and knowledgeable. The food pretty good, and the location great.
They warn you about thieves, but I always wear a money belt anyway. We (2 women) went out alone at night and walked to the Prado area. We did some night photography and sat in a park. No issues and I felt safe the whole time.
Great location, wonderful breakfast
Stayed in this hotel in March, and loved it. Our room had a view on the square and lots of space. The breakfast was special - really fresh fruit, pastries and every kind of bread and meat you could want. Good restaurants, shopping and museums were all in easy walking distance.
The staff at reception were extremely helpful, and some spoke excellent English.
A bit of a letdown
From the looks of the hotel online, one would think that this hotel was extremely first class and up to date. I'm sure this was a first class hotel about 15 years ago. The room, at least my room, had not been renovated in what seemed like more than a decade. The lobby is very nice and the staff was more than helpful, but the room lacked. We had a view of the particularly dirty courtyard and other rooms. We couldn't open the windows without others being able to see right in. Ok, but I wouldn't stay there again.
Great Hotel, Great Location
Stayed here recently with a friend - we were very impressed by the room, the location, the food, the service provided - in short everything. Great bars, restaurants and shopping a stones throw from the front door. I did note the warnings about the small cramped rooms with an air shaft for a window and sent an email (politely) requesting a nice room - or at least not that one. We arrived to find a huge, gorgeous room overlooking the square - we could not have been happier.
I will stay there again and would recommend it to anyone travelling to Madrid.
Very Good Hotel in a Great Location
I stayed here for 8 nights and was very pleased with the level of service and the accomidations. The location of this hotel is reason alone to stay here. It is a short walk away from Plaza Mayor, Puerta de Sol and The Prado. It is located in Plaza Santa Ana with it's nightlife right at your doorstep.
A wonderful hotel.
A wonderful hotel in the very best location. When we arrived, there was some error in our reservation and no room was available. The staff took it upon themselves to find a room for one night in another Tryp hotel located nearby, and paid for the taxi to take us there. The next two nights we moved back to the Reina Victoria and they gave us a beautiful room on the top floor at the same price we had originally booked for...I am certain the room they gave us would have cost much more than the price we paid. The service was excellent and very friendly. The location is ideal. The Plaza Santa Ana is the place to be. The bull fighters stay in this hotel and one night they walked within two feet of me and it was one of the only moments that I didn't have my camera with me! They also have a wonderful breakfast, but it was not included in the price of our room.
Loved this hotel....
I have nothing bad to say about this hotel. From the outside it is beautiful. The staff was very professional and helpful. The room was ample and comfortable and the location was excellent. I have been to Madrid several times before, but this time was the best and I attribute that to this hotel. I think this has to be the best option in Madrid. Right outside the hotel is the Plaza Santa Ana with an assortment of outdoor restaurants so you don`t have to wander the streets at night if you don`t want to. The location is walking distance to Atocha and most of the sights. Definitely DO stay here!
Nice hotel, poor room
Now don't get me wrong, this hotel is in a really nice central location and was very clean and the rooms were nicelly furnished. We booked through Expedia and got a room for 2 nights in August 2003 approx half the rack rate which was great. However we ended up being put in a room with very little natural light as the window faced into what can only be described as a square shaft approx 10ft square some 4 floors down.
Also the hand towels and shampoos etc were not replaced after the 1st night. The hotel bar shut at middnight. If you stay here best make sure at reception you get a room facing out - otherwise you risk sensory deprivation.
Outstanding location
Stayed for a night in June 2003. Rooms are very nice, clean and modern. Located about 5 minutes from the Prado and perfectly located on a wonderful square with lots of great cafes and restaurants. Charming and good service.Only drawback is that it can be a little noisy at night on the street outside on weekends. Don't let it keep you from staying there though.
Good Elegant Bull Theme Hotel in Central Madrid
This hotel was very nice and elegant. The staff very attentive, especially the door bell people. The breakfast was great and included healthy options. Location is great in the middle of everything, and close to Plaza Mayor, and El Sol. Avoid getting a room in the lower floors and facing the Plaza Santa Ana. Our room was on the first floor and since Madrid people party till 5am in the morning it was kind of noisy at night. We were able to sleep anyway since it was our first night and we were going over our jet lagged period.
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A self guided walk through Madrid + Reina Sophia
... would have added to the taste experience! We passed many beautifully conserved buildings including one that had a puppet on the balcony with a clock. We then entered another huge square surrounding by accommodation. Apparently it is one of the most popular places to live and real estate is extremely expensive. There was ************e here at 10.30 when we arrived but when we came back for lunch later there were hundreds of people. It was difficult for us to walk across ...
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... afternoon Jess and I agreed to meet up to go see the Imperial Russian Ballet's production of Don Quixote (rather appropriate to see a Spanish ballet). We agreed to meet up around 4:30 for a 5 PM matinee so that we could get settled in our seats. I was a little nervous when I got out of the metro 5 minutes late and didn't see her at the metro, so I walked down to another one and still didn't see her. I sent her a text asking if everything was okay, ...
... really aware that the unseasonable weather while enjoyable was also a bit scarey. 21/10/2014. Tuesday We started out walking thus morning. We walked to the Real Palace - this is where state occasions happen. The Royals live outside Madrid. and walked through the garden then went to the palace. We decided if there wasn't a queue we would go in. Yesterday there was a queue miles long & we didn't want to waste time just waiting. When we got to the ...
A day of culture in Madrid
... for lunch in the Prado cafeteria which was pretty good.
It was a very hot day with temperatures pushing upper 90's so we grabbed the hop on bus and headed for Templo De Debod which was offered as a gift in 1968 by the Egyptian government to Spain in gratitude for helping to save the Abu Simbel Temple from destruction when the Aswan dam was built. It was as hot as Egypt not to mention the temple was closed from 4 to 6 PM so we headed back to the hotel.


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I fail to understand how seat-belt laws were put into place, concerning our private automobiles, resulting in millions of dollars, paid in fines, by those who dared to disobey 'Big Brother's' law... and totally disregarded for school buses, carrying our children to and from school daily? If ANY law should have been enforced, it should have ONLY been a law to see that these seat-belts were installed in these public school buses- As far as wearing a seat-belt in our own private automobiles- who's business is that? This should be our choice alone. We are all aware that seat belts CAN save lives... but there are so many instances where being locked into a seat belt has actually CAUSED lives to be lost. Thus, I contend that seat-belts should be installed in our automobiles, but it should be our choice to buckle-up, or not. The Government sticks it's nose WAY to far into our own business!


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text: 000 FXUS61 KCLE 280128 AFDCLE Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Cleveland OH 928 PM EDT TUE SEP 27 2016 .SYNOPSIS... An area of low pressure will move from the Upper Lakes overnight into the Ohio Valley by Wednesday. This feature will meander over the region for several days providing cloudy skies, rain, and isolated thunderstorms. && .NEAR TERM /THROUGH WEDNESDAY/... Have gone ahead and made some changes to the forecast based on the new guidance coming latest. HRRR is showing precip blossoming over the western end of the area toward morning. Have gone ahead an bumped pops up for late tonight in the west. Have also sped up the precip and increased chances on Wednesday. With the upper low rotating over the area there will be precip a plenty. No changes to temps. Have adjusted cloud conditions in hopes of capturing current trends. Previous...The dry slot over the region will push east overnight. Energy moving in advance of an upper low dropping south from the Lake Superior this evening will help develop some clouds over the area. The clouds will progressively fill in overnight as a strong vort max moves in. This feature along with height drops will begin to support shower activity mainly in our western counties. Believe the showers should hold off until daybreak given how much dry air needs to be overcome to support measurable rain. Winds will come down overnight as the mixing is reduced. Temperatures will drop down into the lower 50s. Some area will touch the upper 40s, but given more wind and encroaching clouds than last night most areas should remain in the 50s. && .SHORT TERM /WEDNESDAY NIGHT THROUGH FRIDAY NIGHT/... As stated above the rain chances will start Wednesday morning mainly in the west and gradually spread east through late morning. The height falls associated with the upper low are impressive, which will help steepen the lapse rate over the area. Temperatures will struggle to reach the upper 60s given cloud cover and showers, but this will be sufficient to support thunder. Best timing will be early afternoon when the vort max moves in. The upper low will become cut off right over the Ohio Valley through late week. Generally speaking conditions under this set up are cloudy skies with on and off showers with isolated thunderstorms during peak heating (or timing of best divergence aloft and/or convergence along the moisture axis). The exact placement and evolution of this feature and the surface low could have big impacts on the rainfall forecast. The location of the mid level moisture advection from the Atlantic combined with the placement of the left exit region of the upper level jet, deformation zone, and vorticity max will help develop large bands of rain that could extend into southern PA. On the flip side a dry slot could move in and bring a break to the rain for portions of the CWA. The favored location at this time looking at the impressive forcing aloft is the north and eastern counties Thursday into Friday. These areas could see hours of moderate to heavy rainfall. Overall most areas should see an inch of rain through the end of the week with the potential for notably more. The slow movement of the low could lead to excessive rainfall problems should banding develop over the area. Will have to see how the models come in-line over the next 24hrs. Temperatures will be challenging as well. There will be warm advection moving in Thursday and Friday as we develop a strong moisture feed from the mid Atlantic. However the upper level low will support notably cooler temperatures. Believe we could see a bigger temperature gradient from West to East as the exact placement of the low and surface features come into line. For now have temperatures generally in the 60s. && .LONG TERM /SATURDAY THROUGH TUESDAY/... Fall is upon us and the overall pattern is shaping up to remind us this season is here. Vertically stacked low right on top of the local forecast area will slowly meander around the eastern Great Lakes through the forecast period. The upper level low sort of gets cut off and begins the slow shift east as amplification of the broad upper level ridge encompassing three fourths of the United States and Canada begins to shift east. The stacked low will keep a relatively cool pool of air over the forecast area along with pumping a conveyor belt of moisture in from the Atlantic Ocean. This flow of moist air could bring quite a bit of rainfall to the eastern portions of the forecast area early in the extended periods. However, one caution is how extensive the dry slot interacts with the conveyor belt and pushes the moisture further north and out of our area. So, this all remains to be seen in how the storm system winds down by the weekend. As mentioned, with the cool pool over the area and potential for showers, we will not see temperatures climbing much out of the 60s through the first half of the extended periods. Eventually, as the upper level low pulls out, some warm air advection will take place and restore temperatures back into the 70s. Otherwise, overnight lows will be consistently in the 50s. && .AVIATION /00Z Wednesday THROUGH Sunday/... Low across Lake Superior will spiral southward to the Ohio Valley where it will linger for days. VFR conditions on the fringes...but as we get some of the deeper moisture into the area late morning/midday...Non-VFR conditions will take over...from vsby issues in RA and/or from lowering ceilings. Western terminals will likely be the focus for the steadier showers on Wednesday. IFR possible in the heavier rain. Thunderstorms possible in the afternoon. Winds will shift counter- clockwise around the dial over the next 24 hours. Low confidence in the exact timing of the impactful changes though. OUTLOOK...Periods of non-VFR through Sunday. && .MARINE... Massive upper level and surface low will slowly work their way southeast across the lake over the next 24 hours. The low will continue to cause winds to gradually diminish overnight from west to east. Will continue the small craft advisory in the west into the evening and the east late tonight. We will likely need to reissue the small craft advisory once again Thursday and continue it until Friday when the winds finally start to diminish again. Otherwise, lake will be quiet for the duration of the weekend. As the upper level low settles in over the area, there will be a chance for waterspouts through the rest of the week. This should begin during the day tomorrow as the showers move into the local area. && .CLE WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... OH...None. PA...None. MARINE...Small Craft Advisory until 3 AM EDT Wednesday for LEZ146>149. 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Prior to the Grammy Awards, a memo went out asking stars to dress a bit more conservatively this year. Some listened. Some didn't. For some that risk paid off, but for others ... well, they should have listened to the memo. To see all the stars on the red carpet, CLICK HERE and to get all the info on the show, CLICK HERE.


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Keep putting him to the breast.
Ashley, Married SAHM Of Dallas, Serenity, Kaedan and Three Angels In Heaven
yes keep nursing first, then feed what you pumped before you supplement. Also, one ounce a feeding for a 4 day old is great IMO.
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Put him to the breast at each feeding. That lets your ody know how much milk to make. If you feel he's still hungry after trying both breasts, it's ok to give a bottle. But know that your baby doesn't just nurse for hunger, it's also for comfort. He may be using you as a pacifier. If you want, you can introduce a paci (my breastfed LO never really took one). But that could be it.
Congrats on your new baby!!
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"Children are great imitators, so give them something great to imitate."
My baby was given formula for the first feeding, I had to go and have x-rays done cause they thought I pnemonia. After that though, I demanded they bring me the baby for feedings. She had a hard time learning to latch and often seemed like she refused the boob but she eventually got the hang of it with a nipple shield. However, a couple days after getting home, i lost the nipple shield and she was forced to learn quick and she did.
Hang in there and try, try, try. It would take me 20min sometimes to get her to latch well but evetually she did and all was well.
KPV - Had baby Maxine on October 28th 2012 @ 5.5lbs and 18 inches long. Moms little peanut brittle...nom nom nom
I agree, keep at it. Don't give up, because you both will love it once you get the hang of it. Baby needs practice just like you do. Your milk may not even be in all the way yet, but newborns don't eat that much at each feeding.
I would be so pissed. But anywho.. YES, keep putting him on the breast. And pump after he is done so to speak. Pump after he is done. And an ounce sounds about right. Just keep at it mama. GL


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Knicks, Melo Agree to Not Discuss Contract
Anthony, Knicks agree to not discuss contract during season ? Prepare to be disappointed if you?re rooting for another bout of ?Melo-drama surrounding Knicks star Carmelo Anthony and his future. Anthony, who put the Denver Nuggets through some ups and downs during the 2010-11 season as his pending free agency hung in the balance, has an agreement in place with New York?s GM to not talk about his contract, writes Marc Berman of the New York Post:
Knicks general manager Steve Mills, despite the sudden dismissal of Glen Grunwald four days before training camp, said there still are the highest of expectations from ownership.
?In terms of an edict, we try to win every year,?? Mills said before the Knicks? 90-83 season-opening win over the Bucks Wednesday at the Garden. ?Our goal is to try to win the championship and be as competitive as we can possibly be.??
Earlier in the day, ESPN reported Dolan told his coaches he ?expects?? to win it all despite removing the man who built the roster.
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Over the years, FontanaArte has collaborated with many architects and designers including Pietro Chiesa, Gae Aulenti, Pierluigi Cerri, Piero Castiglioni, Vico Magistretti, Vittorio Gregotti, Ettore Sottsass, Umberto Riva, Alvaro Siza and Renzo Piano, all of whom have contributed to the very high quality of design that is FontanaArte.
Sir David Chipperfield was born in London in 1953 and studied at Kingston School of Art and the Architectural Association in London. After graduating he worked at the practices of Douglas Stephen, Richard Rogers and Norman Foster. David Chipperfield Architects was established in 1984 and the practice currently has over 200 staff at its offices in London, Berlin, Milan and Shanghai. The practice has won numerous national and international competitions and many international awards and citations for design excellence, including RIBA and AIA awards and the Stirling Prize 2007.
David Chipperfield has taught and lectured worldwide. He has been Professor of Architecture at the Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Stuttgart, and Visiting Professor at several schools of architecture in Austria, Italy, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States, and is an Honorary Professor at the University of the Arts London.View other products by David Chipperfield


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And I regretted it. Turns out, that piece of shit was just waiting to give food poisoning to an unsuspecting customer, such as myself. Before the car was even out of the city (the closest place anything known as "civilization" was), I was more than ready to shit myself. So, since the nearest establishment guarenteed to have a stall being a mall, I was "sprinting" as best a man about to implode his boxers could into the mall and rushing into the men's room next to the entrance. I'm sure I turned quite a few looks my way, could of attracted attention from the cops if I had bad timing, surely.
But hey, one painful, vomit-diarrhea episode hour later, I felt like I wasn't going to be incapacitated, and returned to my faithful friend who decided to not drive off after the wait.
And yes, I sparked some unwanted interest in some passerby-ers in the restroom. It can be difficult for some people to mind their own when someone sounds like they're trying to cough up a chunk of tar the size of a watermelon, eh?
Thank god I'm such a shameless, next-to-impossible to embarass person, or I'd probably have reoccuring nightmares of this every once in a while, like those "in class wearing nothing but undergarments" dreams some people have as kids. All I was concerned about was how shitty I felt (literally and metaphorically). =P
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Fears about the health of the US economy resurfaced yesterday after more bad employment figures sent the dollar tumbling.
Only 21,000 new jobs were created in America last month, a result that put the White House on the defensive as it gears up for November's general election.
To hit recent government boasts about the effect tax cuts will have on the economy, about 350,000 jobs must be created each month. The economy - particularly unemployment in manufacturing regions - could prove the biggest problem for President Bush's campaign.
A political firestorm is raging over outsourcing, with the public angry about US companies creating jobs overseas where labour costs are lower. This week politicians approved a ban on companies using money from government contracts to export jobs.
Yesterday's February job numbers were far worse than expected. The job gains for January and December were also downgraded, an increasingly familiar event.
Investors are beginning to fret that job worries will lead to lower consumer spending, though the Dow Jones recovered from a sudden plunge as the statistics hit news wires.
The dollar fell 2.6 cents against the pound to $1.8482 and 2.4 cents against the euro to $1.2423 in London, seemingly erasing any prospect of an increase in US interest rates this year.
Treasury secretary John Snow insisted that "the tax cuts are working", but senior economists are no longer confident that a jobs boom is imminent. "Employers are still very, very cautious about adding bodies," said Bill Cheney of John Hancock, a financial services group. "If you are out there looking for a job, this is bad news."
The US unemployment rate is steady at 5.6pc, which is not bad by historical standards, but it is only prevented from rising by the large number of people who give up searching for a job and drop out of the labour force each month.


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In a new study — the first of its kind — researchers fed water laced with fracking chemicals to pregnant mice and then examined their female offspring for signs of impaired fertility. They found negative effects at both high and low chemical concentrations, which raises red flags for human health as well.
For years, scientists have described climate change as a slowly emerging public health crisis. But for many, it's difficult to imagine how a complex planetary phenomenon can impact personal well-being beyond the obvious effects of natural disasters, which climatologists say will happen more frequently and intensely as the world warms. That disconnect is what piqued my interest in a new study on old infrastructure, heavy rainfalls and spikes in human illness.
Food & Water Watch released "Factory Farm Nation," a report this week on the dominance of industrial beef, pork, chicken, dairy, and egg production in the US. Besides overuse of antibiotics, foodborne disease, water and air pollution, and loss of local independent farms, the mountains of manure are monstrous and largely unregulated.
ATSDR epidemiologist Frank Bove, ScD is awarded the 2014 David Ozonoff Unsung Hero Award. He is recognized for his work, most notably, studies examining the relationship between water contamination at Camp Lejeune and birth defects, cancer and other adverse health conditions.
Recent US events have highlighted how the use of coal for energy can endanger the health of our rivers.
More than a month after the Freedom Industries chemical spill in West Virginia, it remains unclear if Charleston's water is truly safe to drink and what the health consequences of exposure to these chemicals may be. Legislation has been introduced that calls for more inspections, better tank construction, overflow containment and emergency response. But why not go beyond and also call for safer chemistry?
Let's not call it a "spill," thousands of gallons of MCHM in water supply of 300,000 West Virginians
This is probably too much to hope: the water contamination emergency in WV be recognized as the latest example of the inadequacies in our nation's policies on toxic chemicals.
Today is World Water Day, and this year the celebration focuses on The Year of International Water Cooperation. UN Water reminds us that rivers often flow through multiple countries, and actions by one country or community can affect their neighbors' ability to meet their water needs.
Haiti's cholera epidemic began in late 2010, following the earthquake that devastated the country. Now, the country is requesting international funds for a 10-year-plan that can not only eliminate cholera transmission, but strengthen public health overall.
Forty years ago today, the Clean Water Act was enacted. Since then, US waterways have gotten cleaner – but some people seem to be forgetting why we need regulation like this in the first place.


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The main varieties of grapes planted are Riesling, Viognier, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir and Merlot with small plantings of both Cabernet Franc and Barbera. Read More
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Since the brand's founder died in 2010, Sarah Burton has led the house known for its darkly beautiful vision.
Since the brand's founder died in 2010, Sarah Burton has led the house known for its darkly beautiful vision.
Alexander McQueen brand was founded by designer Alexander McQueen in 1992. It was the suggestion of Isabella Blow that McQueen use his middle name for the label.
The house's early collections developed its reputation for controversy and shock tactics. Alexander McQueen staged lavish and unconventional runway shows, such as a recreation of a shipwreck for his Spring 2003 collection, Spring 2005's human chess game, and the Fall 2006 show, Widows of Culloden, which featured a life-sized hologram of supermodel Kate Moss dressed in yards of rippling fabric.
During his time as head designer, McQueen was awarded the title "British Designer of the Year" four times between 1996 and 2003; he was also awarded the CBE and named International Designer of the Year by the Council of Fashion Designers in 2003.
In December 2000, the Gucci Group acquired 51% of his company and appointed him as Creative Director before launching stores in London, Milan, New York, Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Following the takeover, the brand's catwalk presentations were relocated from London to Paris, beginning with the Spring/Summer 2002 collection with The Dance of The Twisted Bull on 6 October 2001.
Alexander McQueen launched its first menswear collection in Spring/Summer 2005 and launched an online store in the US in 2008. This was later expanded with an online store for the UK market in 2010.
McQueen's suicide was announced on the afternoon of 11 February 2010. At the time of his death, the company had debts of £32 million despite posting profits from handbag sales in 2008.
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Though not a "first demand" pattern, the Antique Ivies were made by several manufacturers, and involved extensive skill and hand work to produce. Expensive when first sold, they are members of a dying breed, as most flatware of this quality has now been consigned to the melting pot...
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Beijing Hotel Tower Is Destroyed by Fire
BEIJING -- The city government blamed fireworks from Monday night's Lunar New Year celebrations for a massive fire that engulfed a 44-story tower in the brand-new complex that also houses the iconic headquarters of China Central Television.
Flames and occasional explosions leapt high into the sky as black smoke poured from the 520-foot tower, which sits roughly 100 yards from the CCTV building designed by Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas, one of a series of ultramodern towers that transformed the Chinese capital's skyline ahead of the Olympics in August.
The official Xinhua news agency said early Tuesday that one firefighter had died after inhaling toxic gas while fighting the blaze. Five other firefighters and a CCTV worker were also injured.
Xinhua quoted a Beijing government spokesman as saying an initial investigation showed the fire was caused by "illegal launches of firecrackers." It was unclear how that was known, nor did the report explain what was illegal. In 2005, Beijing ended a ban on fireworks downtown during the New Year celebrations.
There was no immediate sign that the fire had damaged the $800 million CCTV tower, a square, two-legged glass structure. The two buildings in Beijing's densely populated central business district were both engineered by Arup Group Ltd. and have a common architectural platform that is partly underground.
The burned-out building was set to house the flagship hotel in China of Mandarin Oriental International Ltd. M04 0.00 % , an Asian luxury chain, due to open midyear. It also was to house a 1,500-seat theater, cinemas, recording studios and exhibition facilities. The silver boot-shaped structure was designed by Mr. Koolhaas as a complement to the better-known main tower.
The destroyed building didn't appear to be occupied at the time of the fire, according to Xinhua. Scores of firetrucks and 16 military units were dispatched to battle the flames, and soldiers in green uniforms raced toward the building, some clutching plastic washbasins and hand-towels for protection against the smoke. Though firefighters' hoses were trained on the outside of the building, the flames were too fierce and high for their jets of water to be effective.
Police formed a cordon around the area to protect bystanders from large chunks of falling debris and sparks. They pushed onlookers back, warning that the building might collapse. More than 1,000 people were evacuated, and traffic control was imposed around the scene and on the east Third Ring Road, one of the several major highways that encircle the capital, according to Xinhua.
There was international dismay at the destruction of an integral part of a widely acclaimed architectural wonder. Carl Galioto, a partner at the New York office of architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and an expert in high-rise safety, said after watching a video of the Beijing fire that its size and fury were unprecedented. "I've never seen one like that. What a nightmare. It's incredible," he said.
While not knowing specifics, he said high-rise towers under construction are vulnerable to quickly spreading fires. "There's no compartmentalization on the floors to limit the fire spreading," he said. Compartmentalization typically includes fire doors, fire-resistant drywall, fire-resistant floors and other internal structures that serve as fire breaks.
Mr. Galioto said it is possible that building materials were stored on the floors and served as fuel for the fire.
Quickly spreading high-rise fires are rare and almost never occur where functioning sprinkler systems are in effect. "In occupied high-rises, there are sprinklers, and that will suppress the fire at its source," he said. "Even if a sprinkler isn't functioning on one floor, it will suppress it when the fire gets to a floor that is sprinkled."
That is what happened in one of the worst high-rise fires in 1991 when oil-soaked rags left by a contractor ignited on the 22nd floor of One Meridian Plaza in Philadelphia, which consumed 10 floors and killed three firefighters.
—Alex Frangos contributed to this article
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The introduction of tiered reimbursement rates in 1997 reduced the number of family child care homes participating in the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) in 1998 and 1999. The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996 mandated a tiered reimbursement structure designed to target benefits more narrowly to low-income children and called for a study of its effects on program participation and on meals offered to children. This report presents analyses focusing on how the revised reimbursement structure affected the number of family child care homes participating in the CACFP. By reducing participation incentives for child care homes that were not considered to be low-income ('Tier 2' homes), tiering reduced the total number of participating CACFP homes. Tiering had little or no discernible effect on the number of children participating in the program, the number of CACFP sponsors, or the nationwide number of licensed providers of child care.
Keywords: meal reimbursement tiering, Child and Adult Care Food Program, CACFP, child care, childcare, child nutrition programs, welfare reform, Food and Nutrition Service, FNS
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1. Reimbursement Tiering in the CACFP: Summary Report to Congress on the Family Child Care Homes Legislative Changes Study
2. Family Child Care Home Participation in the CACFP—Effects of Reimbursement Tiering
3. Sponsoring Organizations in the CACFP—Administrative Effects of Reimbursement Tiering
4.Family Child Care Providers in the CACFP—Operational Effects of Reimbursement Tiering
5. Households with Children in CACFP Child Care Homes—Effects of Meal Reimbursement Tiering
6. Meals Offered by Tier 2 CACFP Family Child Care Providers—Effects of Lower Meal Reimbursements
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by chloe
July 22, 2014
I want to order these shorts but based on reviews I don t know what size to get! im 4'11 and im a dancer so I have very muscular legs and thighs my waist is 27" and my hips/butt is 37" I normally wear a size small and I want to wear these to dance class over my spandex shorts, I want them to fit loose but i don't want them to fall down either? would a small fit good or would they be way too big?
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by vincent
March 15, 2014
Hello ... it is impossible to find a black one XS for months, website or stores (in paris, miami). Out of stock since November, at least.
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by anna
December 14, 2013
I got forrest green in XS and they're amazing! i wear them on the hips and they fit like a boy's rugby short (i'm sort of boy shaped anyway). not super feminine but amazing for work- i have to do heaps of bending over and running around and they're short enough to be flattering and not too hot but modest enough so that i'm not worrying about flashing anyone. construction is super solid and they're still almost mint after a year. I just wish there were more colours in the darker shades, Please AA? :)
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by Alex
August 31, 2013
I first ordered the tri blend PE shorts, and I loved those, but I'm tall and have a curvy butt/thighs so those offered little coverage (even though I still really like and wear them!) anyway, I then saw these thick knit versions! I had to order them. They were longer and thicker and very awesome. I ordered a sz m and they fit nicely. They are slightly loose-fitting on me without looking sloppy. I sometimes fold the waist band over for a flirtier look :) love! Wear them everywhere!
by Chelsea
May 25, 2013
I am tall and have muscle-y/curvy legs and hips and a small waist. I purchased a medium and they're extremely flattering and comfortable. I wear them around the house and out for runs. Really well constructed, I'll probably buy a few more colors!
by Celene
January 4, 2013
Before ordering my first pair of these, I read all the reviews and somehow thought that I needed to buy a large in order for these to fit not tightly, but just hug me snugly. They were huge. Now, after buying these in a medium, and them still being too loose, I have a small that fits absolutely perfectly. So I think these are true to your unisex size, as I normally order a M in all women's clothes, and a S or even XS with some shirts in unisex items. I am 40" around by hips, and 30" around my waist.
And the material does stretch out slightly after wearing for a couple hours, but probably not enough to notice looking, but you can feel it.
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by cutexo
June 7, 2012
I bought both the pink and navy in a small. When i first fot these i had no idea what to expect, i ried the pink one on first and fell in love right away. It felt true to size and was flexible around the waist. The length was perfect for my body type. Im 5'7 125lbs and slim. As for the navy shorts, They were shorter than the pink ones, i had no idea why, the color is great but its way to short for my figure. I do wish there was an explanation why some of these shorts are smaller from the variety of colors.
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by Lulu
June 18, 2011
Je l'ai achet en Bleu Royal, en M, et j'adore ce short! J'ai des cuisses un peu paisses alors bien sr je ne ressemble pas aux mannequins de AA mais il est trs agrable porter! Je ss ravie.
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by Miley
December 23, 2010
I got these in a Medium and they fit great. When I lose weight they will look better because my legs will be thinner, but yeah they are small, so I suggest going a size up. Anyway, they are comfortable and cute shorts.
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by michelle
November 30, 2010
I love these shorts! Great Summer shorts! They are perfect colors for uniformed schools that make you take p.e. as well (wish I had these back in high school...).
by Jillian
May 6, 2010
hello! I am 5'4 and 130lbs.. could ayone recomend what size I should get?? thank you!!
Get S! I got 3 pairs and I'm the same height n weight as u!! =)
by Sophia
January 19, 2010
get xs. they're unisex.
by Stephy
August 23, 2009
hey! I am 5'5'' and around 120 lbs with skinny legs but fuller hips and butt...should i get a small or med??
by EP
August 8, 2009
I got these shorts a while ago in black and absolutely love them! I could wear them every day.
I'm 5'8 and 140 lbs, and got a size large. I find they're a bit shorter than I prefer, but are super comfortable. Definitely satisfied with my purchase. :)
by Jennifer
July 29, 2009
Great shorts. Really nice in the kelly green :3
by Eva
April 22, 2009
These are great shorts! Well made and comfortable.
And most of all Made In USA!
by Jennifer
February 8, 2009
I am 5'4", and around 175lbs, so I am a curvy girl, but I have slim enough legs to wear a short short like this. I ordered the XL in Kelly green, and at first they looked very small in the waist and too big in the leg and bum. Once I tried them on though they fit fine, but not great. If you want them to look like the model in the pic you need to hike them up all the way, and I am short waisted so the waistband came almost to my bustline! I am still debating whether to keep them or exchange them. My only suggestion would be to put the elastic through the waistband so you could roll it down for a shorter look.
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by Amanda
February 1, 2009
I like these shorts, they are short but they work for working out because sweat doesn't stick to them. That elastic band is odd, american apparel should have put it inside the fabric of the shorts...
by Michelangelo
October 31, 2008
These shorts definitely run small(even for girls sizes). I'm glad I went one size larger. But, they make an excellent bottom to my teenage mutant ninja turtle costume. Cowabunga Dude!
by sunshowers
October 2, 2008
These are really tiny, which is weird for unisex sizing. I usually wear XS in AA's women's shorts, but I need M in these. The elastic inside the waistband is scratchy as hell, but they're really low-rise so if you roll down the waistband they end up too wedgy-ifying for sports or working out. I don't know, a little strange all around so I ended up buying the cotton spandex workout shorts instead.


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- Studio: Warner Independent Pictures (WIP)
- Release Date: Sep 12, 2008
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JenniferKJan 6, 2010Funny, sad, disgusting, rivetting, nauseating, feel-good movie- Summer Bashil is definitely the star of the movie- One of the best movies I have seen in a long time- at times I didn't know wheter to vomit, cry shout or laugh- some consider this movie to be an unrealistic after school special on the dangers of inappropriate touching, for me the movie seemed very real-to-life.
DaleAug 12, 2009The film is artless, harsh, an stripped of any mystery. The performances are good, and Summer Bishi is highly promising. I'm glad I saw it just to see her fine work.
JHFeb 3, 2009This is an important and entertaining movie that involves some very unsettling issues. Although the main character has a Middle Eastern background, that particular fact is not the crux of the matter. This movie is really about teenage sexuality, and it is certain to disturb almost everyone to some degree. All you have to do is look at the negative reviews to see how much some people were This is an important and entertaining movie that involves some very unsettling issues. Although the main character has a Middle Eastern background, that particular fact is not the crux of the matter. This movie is really about teenage sexuality, and it is certain to disturb almost everyone to some degree. All you have to do is look at the negative reviews to see how much some people were offended. Despite all that, this is a very good movie that should be viewed and seriously contemplated. I encourage you to watch it, and before you judge harshly, think back to your own adolescence and ask yourself, "is this movie an accurate and authentic depiction of teenage sexuality?" I think Alan Ball is courageous for making this movie, and I think that it is authentic to a degree that will make most religious people hopping mad.… Expand
BrandenR.Jan 27, 2009Why was this movie made? It had no redeeming qualities in it.
SMJan 25, 2009Although a real drama, it is definitely worth watching.
JanS.Jan 12, 2009I found this disturbing in a unsettling feeling of discust for the making of a sex abuse issue a pretty thing. I found it boring, way too long and should have not gotten the ratings it did.
LindaNJan 10, 2009This is less of a comedy than you might think based on the previews, but a great story. Aaron Eckhart and the guy who plays the dad give fantastic performances. The girl's somewhat complex behavior rang true to me.
SeanF.Jan 1, 2009I would have given this a ten, but some of the content seems a little over the top. If you like movies like Happiness or American Beauty, this movie will not disappoint.
JayH.Dec 23, 2008This movie tackles some pretty heavy subject matters, and pulls it off quite professionally. Very well acted by everyone in the cast. I never lost interest, fine direction. The score is a bit routine though.
JoanOct 1, 2008I did sense the germ of an important story in this film; however, as a big fan of Alan Ball's 6 FEET UNDER, I was shocked at the poor writing in this film. Although the lines were spoken by a strong ensemble of actors, I felt as if I was watching a first-time student film...very disappointed.
JoeZ.Sep 19, 2008This filmed is loaded with so much emotional content that you will cringe watching it. Rarely does a film move you in your seat so often.
BartJ.Sep 17, 2008Done before, but without the gratuitious smut.
RichardB.Sep 13, 2008This movie pulls no punches. Summer Bishil is and amazing actress. This will be one of the best of the year.
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'Hating Breitbart' director to debate ACORN founder
Milwaukee native Andrew Marcus, whose documentary "Hating Breitbart" played in theaters last year, will debate the founding organizer of ACORN, the group Andrew Breitbart famously took on.
The debate with Wade Rathke - scheduled to air and stream online on Rathke's radio show on KABF-FM in Little Rock, Ark., where ACORN was founded - is scheduled for 10 a.m. May 17, according to a release from the movie's publicist. That same day, "Hating Breitbart" is scheduled to get a return trip to theaters (although as of Tuesday, none of those theaters is in Wisconsin) before coming out on DVD May 21. »Read Full Article
Journal Broadcast adds Summerfest station to music 'radio' app
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Guzman not likely to be in U.S. court soon
WASHINGTON -- After 13 years on the run and narrow escapes from the military, law enforcement and rivals, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is back in Mexican custody. Now starts what is likely to be a lengthy and complicated legal process to decide which country gets to try him first.
In Mexico, Guzman is likely to face a host of charges related to his role as the head of the Sinaloa Cartel, the country's most powerful drug organization and a key player in the yearslong violence that has claimed tens of thousands of lives since 2006.
But grand juries in at least seven U.S. federal district courts, including Chicago, San Diego, New York and Texas, already have handed up indictments for Guzman on a variety of charges, ranging from smuggling cocaine and heroin into the United States to participating in an ongoing criminal enterprise involving murder and racketeering.
Federal officials in Chicago were among the first to say they wanted Guzman tried in their jurisdiction. On Sunday, Assistant U.S. Attorney Steven Tiscione in Brooklyn, N.Y., became the second.
In an e-mail, Tiscione said it would be up to Washington to make the final call on whether Guzman is extradited to the U.S. and, if so, where he is prosecuted.
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Mexico convicted the man whose nickname translates to "Shorty" on drug trafficking and murder charges in 1993. Guzman had served less than half of his 20-year prison sentence when he escaped in 2001. The Mexican government is almost certain to levy a host of new charges related not only to the breakout but also to his role in running the global drug empire that the Sinaloa Cartel has become.
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How To: Turn an Old Pillowcase into an Apron
little tutorial over at Betz White's blog (which is a total goldmine full of green craft ideas). Essentially, she's taken an old pillowcase and turned it into an adorable apron in 10 minutes. Now, given our lackluster sewing skills, we're sure it would take us longer than 10 minutes ... but we're also relatively sure we could pull it off. All you need is an old pillowcase—maybe a mismatched one, or one from the thrift store—a ruler, needle, thread, and some ribbon. Get all the instructions here. Image: Betz White


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