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It's the EastEnders story that has been building for weeks - who IS Lucy Beale texting and is that mobile actually superglued to her hand?
Well, all was made clear in tonight's episode of the BBC soap, as Lucy's mystery hunk of a stud was revealed at last.
And it was, er... her best mate's dad, Max Branning.
The shock ending saw Lucy arrive at a hotel after agreeing to meet the man in question, after leaving Lauren Branning's house.
As Lucy waited nervously on the plush bed, a half-naked Max sauntered out of the shower, saying: "You took your time."
Lucy had just enough time to squeal, "I'm here now!" before Max stuck his tongue down her throat and lunged bed-ward.
But what did fans think of the bombshell?
Well, it certainly surprised viewers it seems and here are some of the more hilarious reactions so far to the news.
Wtf max and lucy? His body looked quite nice though to be fair — ameliajpalmer (@ameliajanexxx) April 3, 2014
I did not see that coming! Max and Lucy.. I just..I don't even want to think about it. Ever! pic.twitter.com/zUCvmbygyM— Suzannah Philip (@BeautifulLoser9) April 3, 2014
I wish to gouge my eyes out with a rusty spoon!! Max and Lucy- uuurrghhh please #eastenders— Kathy Moss (@kathymosskinson) April 3, 2014
A moment of silence for all the people eating dinner during Eastenders who had to endure that ending scene of Max and Lucy.— Mia (@MiaVee) April 3, 2014
My reaction to max and lucy in eastenders pic.twitter.com/y4gIBvMo5m— Laura Coleman (@lauracoleman_96) April 3, 2014
MAX AND LUCY?? WTF I ACTUALLY WANT TO BE SICK EW— 2 sassy 4 u (@SadeeStewart) April 3, 2014
Max and Lucy sound like a Burger Bap van company for whomever they are— Ollie Gooch (@_Oliverrr) April 3, 2014
Max and lucy had me like.. pic.twitter.com/fEfHthnlu7— King Gill. (@DaRealGilll) April 3, 2014
OMFGGGG. EWW MAX AND LUCY. THAT'S IS ACTUALLY GROSS. #eastenders— ELAINE VU (@Elaine_Vu) April 3, 2014
Max and Lucy is trending me and my dog are famous x x— lucy (@mcflouis) April 3, 2014
Seriously though? Max and Lucy? Why?! pic.twitter.com/Hw8Bj5eu0P— Lee Ferrier (@Tarantulafanfic) April 3, 2014
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Depp and his wife apologize to Australia
Johnny Depp's wife totally out-acted her more famous husband, or at least came across as more sincere, in this video apologizing to the Australian government for sneaking their two Yorkshire terriers into the country without declaring them.
In what more than a few think looks like a hostage video, the couple talks about the importance of Australia's strict biosecurity laws — aimed at preserving the islands diverse plant and animal life.
"When you disrespect Australian law, they will tell you firmly," Depp somberly — almost sleepily — intones.
"I am truly sorry that Pistol and Boo were not declared," says his wife, Amber Heard.
Clearly, this recorded apology was part of a deal reached between the couple's lawyers and the Australian government. Heard was initially charged with smuggling, conviction of which can carry a 10-year prison sentence, but she pleaded guilty yesterday only to knowingly producing a false or misleading document.
In exchange for that, and the apology, she got little more than a slap on the wrist. She received a one-month "good-behavior bond," which means she would be fined ($1,000 Australian dollars) only if she broke that bond.
The apology was posted to Facebook by Australia Minister of Agriculture Barnaby Joyce, who, after the charges were first filed, suggested that the dogs, if they weren't "buggered off back to the United States," might otherwise face being euthanized.
After that, during an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Depp called Joyce a "weird, sweaty-pated gut man who decided two five- or six-inch teacup terriers would harm the country in some way."
Quite a contrast with the apology video, yes?
Depp and Heard failed to filed the proper paperwork when they arrived by private jet last year in Australia, where Depp was filming "Pirates of the Caribbean 5." Normally, arriving dogs face a quarantine period.
After photos of Depp's dogs going to a groomer in Australia went public, the government began an investigation into how they entered the country.
Joyce told ABC News that he hopes the recorded apology serves as a warning to future travelers to Australia.
"The more widely viewed it is the more we have people who might be unaware of our biosecurity requirements and, as they come into this nation, they say this is one thing that the Australians are red hot about, biosecurity."
Posted by John Woestendiek April 19th, 2016 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: amber heard, apologize, apology, australia, Barnaby Joyce, biosecurity, boo, case, court, deal, depp, dogs, facebook, heard, johnny depp, laws, minister of agriculture, outcome, paperwork, pistol, quarantine, regulations, sentence, smuggled, yorkshire terriers
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How many dogs can a dog walker walk?
How many dogs should a dog walker walk at once?
After half a century as an amateur dog walker, and three months as a professional one, I'm prepared to give a qualified answer to that question.
It depends on the dogs. It depends on the dog walker. But three at a time should be plenty.
Many a dog walker might scoff at that — and view the idea of limiting the number of dogs a person can walk at one time as cutting into their profit margin.
It would be nice if dog walking was the one industry in the world not obsessed with upping its profits. But it's not.
Many dog walkers balked when San Francisco — one of very few cities that regulates professional dog walkers — suggested limiting them to walking no more than eight dogs at once.
I can't imagine doing that.
I can't even imagine walking all three of the small dogs I walk for residents of at an assisted living facility all at once.
Their leashes would get tangled, I'd trip and fall, and, given a couple of them tend to snarf up anything that resembles food — including Punkin, the handsome Boston Terrier to your left — I wouldn't be able to monitor all three at once.
So — even though it takes three times as long — I opt for walking them one at a time. Bean counters and efficiency experts would say that's stupid of me.
But then again, I'm 60, and not as agile and speedy, maybe, as once I was.
Here's a news item that came out of Mill Valley, just up the road from San Francisco, this week:
A 71-year-old dog walker who fell more than 200 feet down a ravine in California was found by rescuers — with all six dogs she was walking huddled around her.
Carol Anderson fell into the ravine near a remote fire road during a storm Tuesday in Mill Valley, KTVU reported.
It's not clear from news reports whether all six dogs fell with her, but she did manage to hold on to her cell phone during the tumble, and use it to contact one of her dog walking clients.
A Mill Valley Fire Department official said Anderson told the client, "I fell down, I don't know where I'm at. I have the dogs. I'm dizzy. I'm nauseous, come help me."
Authorities were able to track her down through her cell phone signals. The first rescuers to arrive found all six dogs curled up around her, which authorities said probably protected her from the cold. Firefighters climbed into the ravine and hoisted Anderson back up.
Anderson was hospitalized in fair condition. All the dogs were returned safely to their owners
It wasn't the first time the dog walker has run into some bad luck.
In 2007, three of seven dogs Anderson had been walking — all at once — all got sick and died, just hours later, from what turned out to be strychnine poisoning intended to exterminate gophers.
After a morning walk on the Alta Trail above Marin City, the three dogs experienced high fevers and seizures. Two died at an area pet hospital, and a third was dead on arrival.
Walking six, seven, eight or more dogs at once strikes me as asking for trouble — no matter how well behaved the dogs are, or how experienced and physically fit the dog walker is.
I don't think the rest of the country needs to go all San Francisco and regulate the industry. Dog owners can do that themselves, simply by asking, or insisting if necessary, that their dog not be walked in a group the size of a baseball team, or jury.
The dog walker who refuses to comply with such a request is probably more of a money seeker than a dog lover and may be better off avoided anyway.
(Top photo, a dog walker in San Francisco, by Mike Koozmin/ San Francisco Examiner; bottom photo by John Woestendiek / ohmidog!)
Posted by John Woestendiek April 4th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, asking for trouble, attention, california, carol anderson, courting disaster, dog, dog walker, dog walking, dogs, dogwalker, dogwalking, fall, group walking, how many, how many dogs, mill valley, monitoring, numbers, pack, pets, professional, profits, ravine, regulations, rescue, san francisco, walker, walking
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Gov. McCrory shows his soft side
While he's not viewed as particularly warm and cuddly by Democrats — at least when it comes to helping humans in need — N.C. Gov. Pat McCrory says he wants the public to adopt abandoned and mistreated dogs, and he and the first lady are opening up the governor's mansion (or at least its yard) for an adoption event tomorrow.
McCrory is shown in this News & Observer video petting a pomeranian, seized in a recent puppy mill bust in Pender County.
Lexi will be among as many as 30 dogs — some coming from as far away as Greensboro and Charlotte to attend — who will be available for adoption at the event, which runs from 10:30 a.m.to 12:30 p.m. Saturday
While it seems odd protocol for an adoption event, anyone wishing to attend is asked to RSVP by today — by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
The governor and first lady Ann McCrory are also promoting a bill to set minimum standards for breeding operations.
While the proposal isn't too tough, relative to measures passed in other states, it sets standards ensuring that dogs have daily exercise, fresh food and water, shelter and veterinary care at breeding operations with at least 10 females.
The measure passed the House but didn't get heard in the Senate before it recessed. The General Assembly reconvenes in May.
"I'm not going to give up on the bill," the governor said at the press conference announcing the adoption event Wednesday. "This dog issue is not a Democratic or Republican issue — it's an independent issue for every one of us."
The McCrorys have one dog, Moe, who lives at their Charlotte residence.
Posted by John Woestendiek November 15th, 2013 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: adoptable, adoption, adoptions, animals, ann mccrory, bill, breeders, charlotte, dogs, event, executive mansion, first lady, governor, governor's mansion, greensboro, guilford county, health, humans, legislation, lexi, north carolina, pat mccrory, pender county, pets, pomeranian, proposal, puppy mill, raid, regulations, rescues, safety, seized, shelters, standards, wake county
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Kanab: Overflowing with dog friendliness
Kanab, Utah is by and large a dog-friendly town. About a third of its motels permit dogs, as do most of the restaurants with outdoor dining. You can hardly drive down the main street of this one-stoplight town without seeing someone walking a dog.
It's the headquarters of Best Friends, the world's largest animal sanctuary. It's in Utah, a place whose major religion has so many rules, state and local governments don't feel obliged to constantly come up with new ones (though I'm told there's a two-dog limit in Kanab proper). And it's in the west, free and open, where a man can be a man, and a dog can be a dog. Many an old-time western was filmed in the surrounding hills and canyons.
But even here, there's truly "dog-friendly," and there's "well, ok, since nearly half of American homes have dogs, and more people are vacationing with dogs, we'll put up with them because we'll make more money that way."
Which brings me to yesterday's shoot-out. It was just one of words, left on notes, attached to my motel room door.
Best Friends Animal Sanctuary doesn't permit volunteers to bring their own dogs, and for legitimate reasons. Making things more incovenient, there are no kennels in town, just a couple of pet sitters. It would make enormous good sense — given the number of visitors, some who come to town with dogs — for either Best Friends or some entrepreneurial type to establish a kennel and day care business nearby. (Note to self: add that to the possible future careers list.)
Anyway, given those circumstances, when I reported for duty at Best Friends, I left Ace in my air conditioned room at the Bob-Bon Inn, where, judging from the autographed photos on the lobby wall, most of the cowboy stars you've heard of, and many you haven't, stayed — back when they were alive.
I left a note on the door of my room that there was a dog inside, and that I didn't need my room cleaned, and I came back to check on Ace and take him for a walk around lunchtime before returning to Best Friends for a couple more hours.
When I returned to the motel late in the afternoon, another note had joined mine. It said:
Sure enough, their written rules had specified just that (without the exclamation points), but somehow in my Internet search for a dog-friendly room, bouncing between five or six motel websites, I'd missed that.
Ace, of course, caused no trouble. He didn't bark, or soil the new carpets (though the overflowing toilet came close to doing that yesterday morning). Even though the room, nice as it was, was only the size of a prison cell, Ace was content to peacefully hang out in the air conditioning.
That night, fortunately, I was scheduled to meet a member of the Best Friends staff for dinner at a dog-friendly restaurant. And this time, at the Rocking V Cafe, the dog friendliness was real. The first thing Terrah, our waitress, did was to check and make sure there was water in the dog bowl, provided at every outdoor table, and bring out some dog treats.
Then she fell in love with Ace. Then all the other diners fell in love with Ace. As usual, he stopped traffic, made friends and, except for a few pedestrians who veered around him, made people happy. It was a true dog-friendly experience — so much better than the phony variety.
(Willow Canyon, an outdoor gear, book and coffee shop, also passes the dog-friendly test, and I'm told Laid Back Larry's, a vegetarian restaurant/coffee place on Highway 89, is also an especially dog-friendly venue.)
After dinner, Ace and I walked downtown, then returned to the motel. I had planned to ask to stay a third night, but, in light of the exclamation points, I decided not too, leaving my key in the room and checking out quietly and without confrontation.
Unfortunately, I left behind a clogged toilet — which I'd say is the fault of the plumbing not me. As much as the proprietors probably fear dog waste, they were left with the human variety. I briefly thought about going to the office and asking for a plunger.
But I'm a motel guest! Not a plumber!
(To read all of "Dog's Country," from the beginning, click here.)
Posted by John Woestendiek July 1st, 2010 under Muttsblog.
Tags: ace, ace does america, animal sanctuary, animals, best friends, clogged, dining, dog, dog friendly, dog's country, dogs, dogscountry, kanab, motels, pets, regulations, restaurants, road trip, rules, toilet, travel, traveling with dogs, utah
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Citizens push for off-leash hours in Denver
A citizens' initiative in Denver would, if voters approved, allow dogs to be off leash in sections of almost all of the city's parks from 5 to 9 a.m.
Proposed by Ronald "Byron" Williams, and still requiring the city's approval, the initiative would go on the ballot in November if Williams is able to collect 4,000 signatures on petitions.
"We're considered to be an extremely dog-friendly city, and we need to live up to that and do something about it," Williams told the Denver Daily News.
Williams began work on the initiative after becoming frustrated with the lack of dog parks in Denver. He believes designated leash free hours would be a good compromise, allowing dogs some time romp off leash while not significantly impacting those using the parks for other reasons.
The city considered and scrapped a similar plan earlier after complaints from nearby neighborhood groups.
Denver is now working on a "dog park master plan," a final version of which is expected to be approved this month.
" The plan would implement a fee for existing dog parks, use that money to pay for additional park rangers who could write tickets for people who illegally have their dogs off-leash, and identify possible new areas that could be used for off-leash dog parks," the Daily News reported.
At first glance, that seems more like plan to build revenue than to provide some running room for dogs.
Williams initiative, if approved, would likely lead to more immediate, and less expensive, results and make Denver — except for that nasty pit bull ban — a dog-friendlier city.
Posted by John Woestendiek May 20th, 2010 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, city, denver, designated, dog parks, dogs, hours, initiative, master plan, news, off-leash, ohmidog!, parks, petition, pets, recreation, regulations, rules, unleashed
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Doggie dining gets closer for Frederick
Maryland's House of Delegates has approved a proposal that would allow dogs in the outdoor dining areas of restaurants in Frederick County.
An identical measure passed the Senate, but one of the bills still has to be approved by the other chamber before landing on the governor's desk.
The measure lets Frederick County Commissioners create an exception to silly state health regulations that ban dogs — except service dogs — from dining areas, both indoors and out.
Allowing dogs at restaurants has been touted as a way to increase tourism in downtown Frederick, especially at the Downtown Frederick Partnership's event, Dog Days of Summer, according to the Frederick News-Post.
If the bill becomes law, county commissioners would need to enact an ordinance or regulation to allow dogs in outdoor dining areas.
The bill passed the House of Delegates 130-3 with delegates Charles Jenkins of Frederick County, Emmett Burns and Stephen Lafferty opposed.
Posted by John Woestendiek March 30th, 2010 under Muttsblog.
Tags: allowed, animals, delegates, dining, dining areas, dog, dogs, exception, frederick, frederick county, health, maryland, news, ohmidog!, outdoor, outdoors, pets, regulations, restaurants, rules, senate, state, tourism
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Wisconsin passes puppy mill bill
Wisconsin Gov. Jim Doyle on Tuesday signed a bill to regulate large-scale dog breeding facilities — a measure he hopes will bring an end to the state's reputation as a magnet for puppy mills.
"Frankly, when it comes to regulating dog breeders, we have fallen short of many other states – until today," Doyle said. "We can't allow these bad actors to continue these practices here in Wisconsin."
The bill passed the legislature unanimously in November and requires breeders who sell three litters or 25 or more dogs a year to get licensed by the state, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
The law also sets regulations to ensure dogs get adequate food, water and exercise and are provided safe enclosures. The department will inspect the facilities and can revoke licenses and impose penalties on breeders.
"The puppy mills won't disappear overnight simply because of the new law," Eilene Ribbens, executive director of the Wisconsin Puppy Mill Project, said. "It will take years of work to clean up after a very cruel and abusive industry that flourished in Wisconsin during years with no regulation. We have much work ahead of us."
The Humane Society of the United States said Wisconsin joins nine other states that passed new laws this year to protect both the dogs in puppy mills and the consumers who often unwittingly purchase sick puppies.
In addition to Wisconsin, bills to regulate puppy mills were enacted by the 2009 state legislatures in Arizona, Connecticut, Indiana, Maine, Nebraska, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Washington, according to a HSUS press release.
Posted by John Woestendiek December 3rd, 2009 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animal welfare, breeders, dog, dog law, dogs, food, governor, hsus, jim doyle, law, legislation, legislature, pets, puppy mills, regulations, shelter, signs, wisconsin
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It seems that Barack Obama is much less a narcissist than Ronald Reagan was
In a comment I ran across on Facebook yesterday, an acquaintance of mine declared in familiar — and grossly mistaken — right-wing fashion that President Obama "is a narcissist." What a laugh. Of course, there's at least a whiff of racism in that narcissism rap against Obama. It suggests that the black man in the White House is a bit uppity. But never mind that angle. Let's focus instead on the roots of the narcissism charge against Obama and the lack of evidence to support it. This whole business arose a...read more
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In my seven-plus years as a blogger, I've had a lot of fun debunking the many myths about Ronald Reagan widely believed among today's right-wing Republicans. These people generally are surprised, for example, to learn that Reagan was an advocate of gun control. Even more surprising is the story of how the Gipper became such an advocate when he was governor of California in the late 1960s. The Black Panthers were a big deal in California in those days, and their militancy scared the hell out of much of the white populace....read more
Much of what passes for conservatism these days would have appalled even Ronald Reagan
On the 20th anniversary last month of Timothy McVeigh's bombing of a federal building in Oklahoma City, syndicated columnist Leonard Pitts wrote this: Twenty years ago, the idea of anti-government resistance seemed confined to a lunatic fringe operating in the shadows beyond the mainstream. Twenty years later, it is the mainstream, the beating heart of the Republican Party. And while certainly no responsible figure on the right advocates or condones what he did, it is just as certain that McVeigh's violent antipathy toward Washington,...read more
Right-wing foes of deal with Iran are like critics of Reagan's nuclear treaty with Russians
From generation to generation, pseudo-patriotic right-wingers are usually pretty much the same. They almost always prefer brinksmanship, if not outright war, to the negotiation of treaties with America's foes. Talk is for sissies in striped pants, they say. The tough-guy approach is for real men, they say. As I write these words, right-wing pundits and politicians are calculating their angry responses to the deal reached today regarding nuclear policies in Iran. They'll accuse President Obama and his foreign-policy team of...read more
Former aide to Ronald Reagan says today's right-wingers are stupid and not very well-read
Bruce Bartlett (above), a former economic adviser to Ronald Reagan during his presidency, is at it again — denouncing the far-right wing of today's Republican Party. In a television interview the other day, Bartlett responded thusly to a question about how Reagan might have been treated at last week's Conservative Political Action Conference: "I think he probably would be booed out of the crowd," Barlett said, "if only because he gave amnesty to illegal aliens back in 1986. Nativists like Representative...read more


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"Putting it back in our hands, it's just going to be a better situation," said Nelson, who is the district athletic director.
For each of the past three years, the district has paid the YMCA about $75,000 to manage the pool, according to Nelson.
In return, the YMCA organized the pool use schedule, supervised open swim times and other public sessions, and provided a lifeguard. Before 2008, those tasks were done by district employees.
During that same time, the Byron Center Dawgs swim training program continued to be supervised by unpaid parent volunteers, who paid the coaches out of participation fees.
Prior to the start of the current school year, the district decided to cancel the arrangement with the YMCA, and also to take over control of the age-group swim program.
Nelson said he appreciates parental support of school athletics for many things, like selling tickets and making popcorn at the concession booth.
But he said having administrative and financial responsibilities performed by unpaid volunteers resulted in what he termed "inconsistencies" in the age-group swim program.
"When it gets to be more of a job than a support role … it is not fair to them," he said.
Originally, the district planned to take over all of the pool management this year. Then, Nelson said, some coaches recommended outsourcing the job to Grand Rapids Novi Sad Aquatics (GRNSA).
The group was named after the Yugoslavian town of Novi Sad, where the group's founder, Mio Vasic, was born. A championship swimmer, Vasic began GRNSA in 2010.
Nelson said the group successfully manages the public swim program for the Godwin Heights school district.
"Bringing in the GRNSA was something we were going to try," Nelson said.
Beginning Sept. 1, GRNSA provided a lifeguard for all open swim sessions and water aerobics classes at Byron Center High School.
Nelson said the other tasks previously done by the YMCA, including scheduling, were performed by district employees.
During a two-month period, the district paid GRNSA a total of $8,000. That averages out to about $39 per hour for the approximately 204 hours he said the pool was open to the public.
A recent advertisement for the YMCA branch in Ionia lists the rate of pay for part-time lifeguards as $8.80 per hour, and for swim instructors, $9.68.
But Nelson said the group also spent time planning the age-group classes, scheduled to start in November.
Shortly before that, however, GRNSA notified the district that it was withdrawing from the agreement.
"They decided it was a bigger service than they were ready for," Nelson said.
The cancellation left the district without sufficient lifeguards to run its public programs, so for about two weeks in November, the midday sessions had to be called off.
There was an additional two-day shutdown for an unrelated cause, a leak in the pool, which has since been repaired.
Nelson said district swim coaches, along with college students who had been involved in competitive swimming in the past, were enlisted to teach the scheduled classes.
He said his department is putting together a list of available lifeguards, so the midday public swim sessions can be restored as quickly as possible.
Nelson said he is happy with the service performed by GRNSA during its brief stint in the district.
"The fact that it just didn't work out, we're OK with that," he said.
But he said there are no plans for any future outsourcing of the pool management.
Participation fees for age-group swim team sessions have gone up this year. A 10-year-old beginning swimmer is now paying $150 for the three-month program.
This year's fee also includes a swimsuit, goggles, and swim cap. In the past, the parent-run program required participants to provide their own.
"If you took away the $75 in equipment, you've probably got a rock-bottom price," Nelson said. "These prices are pretty competitive … we want a fair price. We can't do it for free."
He added that he did not know whether taking back the pool management would be any cheaper for the district.
"I think the jury's still out on that," he said. "If the interest is there for people to come out, and for us to open up the pool more, it would be."


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Refreshingly fine!
We arrived way after 3pm and checked in with great ease. (By the way, there is a parking garage directly across from the hotel BUT we paid about $40 bucks for a night's parking there...so...) Anyway, our room was a bit on the small side, but tastefully decorated and very clean. We had a comfy queen bed, a narrow closet, an interesting desk and a pale armchair in one corner, along with a t.v. mounted just above the door. It was a pretty nice set-up.
The only thing that put us off a little was the fact that the bathroom down the hall had a severe toilet clogging (water and waste flowing over the sides of the bowl) and it did take them a lil while to come up and take care of that. I found that to be a shame because otherwise the bathrooms were pretty sanitary.
The staff was very helpful and friendly and even pointed us in the direction of the local Thai food restaurant. This is a nice location because not only are you near a subway but you're also pretty close to Symphony Space (one of my fave places to watch classic movies when I lived in NY).
If not for that bathroom incident I'd have given them "above average"...
Good price. Good hotel.
One night before travelling to NYC, I researched on the internet and found this hotel was the cheapest option for a two days staying. I payed about $75 (taxes included) per night, and I was very afraid of finding bedbugs in the hotel, because I read some reviews of another hotel called Belnord where people complained about these bugs.
But I was positively surprised when I arrived at the hotel. The location is very good, peaceful neighborhood, two blocks away from the subway station. The room was very clean, cable tv (with remote control).
As I read I could check in just after 2 p.m., I arrived there about 3 p.m., and I just needed to show my passport, and sign a kind of contract.
The hotel has a lot of rooms, the doorman said its about hundred. There were two shared bathrooms per floor, and I find out that the maid used to clean them at 3.0 p.m., so I always took my shower by this time. But when I went to the bathroom in other times, it was reasonably clean too. That maybe was due to the fact that the hotel wasn�t full.
I would have stayed there for more days if necessary, and for sure I will stay there again when back in NYC, unless I can rent a room in a family house for a low price. I think they have wireless connection in the rooms too, but I didn�t tested it myself.
For the amount I paid it had everything I expected of it.
The staff was very sympathic too. I needed for example to make a local phone call to a person who would rent me a room for a week in Queens, and the doorman let me use his own cell phone.
I decided too write this review just because this website helped me a lot to choose a place to stay in new york city, and based on the reviews of other people I had made a good decision. Hope you will be so lucky as I was.
Great place!
I was very impressed with this hotel! The booking process was straightforward and easy, and the staff both at Woogo and the hotel were extremely pleasant. The room was spacious, clean and everything was in working condition. We were right beside one of the two washrooms on our floor, which were both very clean and fairly well stalked. The location is GREAT - directly across the street from a 24hr parking garage and just two blocks down from Broadway. There are lots of great shops and vendors there and also direct access to some of the major subway lines. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone who is looking for an affordable place to stay. I would definitely stay here again!!
The stole my money
I gooked one single and one double room. They were booked through woogo sales on the Internet. The Company asked for a deposit for $ 102.00 fore each room and I was advised that they would ask for the remainder upon check-in. The booking was don e in February. In March there was a charge on my debit card for $344.00. When I called the bank they torlm me it was Woogo from London who had requested the money. I cancelled my debit card and had to get a new card.
When I checked into the hotel in New York, there was no record of the transaction. I had to pay additional money to stay there. Four e-mails to Customer Service in London as only gotten me computer generated messages that we have recieved your message. No refund to date. Any suggestions on how to get my money back?
On top of that the bathroom down the hall flooded and was not fixed for 30 hours!
Nina Eriksson
Do not stay here!
This "hotel" is abosultely horrible. Not only are there no bathrooms in the room (which we were told priar to booking that there would be a private bathroom) you can't even get a pillow from the people at the front desk. Everything has to be done over the phone with people in Paris, and they actually said to me "We do not care about customer service." This is the absolute truth! Do yourself a favor and find a different hotel!
A Changed place
Now this place is called The Grant Hotel or the Woogoo Grant Hotel it seems and perhaps new owner operators.
I stayed here for three nights and it was completely satisfactory.
No fancy stuff but for the $50-60 we paid it did everything we expected of it.
Clean basic accomodation.
I'd go again.
Great for the Price!
I stayed with my 15 year old daughter. To my surprise, for the price of a shared bathroom, we had a private toilet and shower. The room was very, very small but also very, very clean. The staff was friendly and helpful. And the location turned out to be terrific since the subway is only a number of blocks away. For the price, I'd recommend it highly to everyone.
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I stayed there with friends during the Easter Week-end and it was great! The metro station was 2 blocks away and so was Central Park. We bought a metro pass for a week 20$. It was really easy to go downtown! The staff was friendly and it was really clean. There's 1 or 2 bathroom per floor. There's a parking right in front of the hotel !! Great hotel for the price!
Roxanne, Montreal, Canada
Hated this place- do not stay here!!
Where to start? Let's skip over the horrible experience of trying to make changes to our reservation via Woogo's email and phone "help" desk, and cut right to the chase. My boyfriend and I stayed at this place, also known as the Grant Hotel on W94th St twice, for 2 nights each time. What a disappointment. The check in staff were courteous, but we straight away noted the fact that this establishment is extremely TIGHT!!!
1. Shared bathrooms- usually OK in most places, but there was only 1 bathroom to about 8 or 9 rooms, and in the case of the first/ground floor- only 1 shared bathroom total. The bathrooms seemed to be cleaned only once per day- not enough for a shared facility- they were pretty filthy by the afternoon. No bath mat. There were no hooks or anywhere to place things except on the toilet!!- and in some bathrooms, not even a toilet holder or towel rack.
2. The room- we had a double on one stay, and a double double on the other. Both times the rooms were very dingy- a single fluorescent bulb in the centre of the room and no table lamps. The beds themselves were fairly comfortable, except the bottom sheet was not fitted and you quickly found yourself sleeping directly on the mattress. There was only a thin bedcover and 2 requests for blankets went unmet- apparently they were unable to access blankets after hours. This meant that the two of us slept in the same bed for warmth- thus not using the 2 beds we had paid for. The heating also did not work, and we were informed there was nothing we could do.
TV- limited channel selection, but whatever, cos there were only a limited number of working remotes in the whole hotel, and the first time we stayed, we did not get one.
The first room- the double double- was very spacious, but pretty much had nothing in it except the beds and remote control-less TV. There was a gig empty closet off to one side which was probably intended to be the bathroom but thehy got too tight to put even a sink in, which most places with shared bathrooms have.
Both rooms were very noisy. The walls were paper thin and given that people are coming and going at all hours of the night, you could hear doors slamming all the time.
3. In general- No tourist information located anywhere in the hotel. No pay phones. The phones in the room were exorbitantly expensive to use, and there was very poor cell phone cpverage. The desk staff, whilst on the whole quite friendly, were absolutely unable to do anything about our complaints. We asked to be moved due to the noise but the hotel was full. The desk staff were unable to offer us a refund or discount. We attempted to complain to Woogo but the freecall number could only refer us to the website- where we could find NOWHERE to write a complaint- or to a UK (international!) number, which we couldn't call, there being no payphone in the hotel!! (It was raining for all of these days, and very cold, so we didn't want to stand on the street at a payphone).
On our second stay, the toilet flushing mechanism broke (on the only toilet on the whole floor) and despite telling the desk staff this at about 2pm, nothing was done till our second complaint later that night.
Dingy. Cold. Dirty bathrooms. Poor sleeping conditions. So why did we return for a second stay? Because our return was going to be within a week of our first stay, we found it hard to find anything affordable at such short notice, so we were stuck.
We would not stay here again. We would not recommend this place to anyone. For the money, if you book with a few weeks notice, you can find much nicer places to stay in Manhattan (try Chelsea Lodge or Hotel 17. Not going to bother with photos, cos the flash only makes the room look OK.
Good for the Price
I stayed at this hotel because it was affordable for the area of New York that I was going to.
Nice location. Couple of blocks from Subway.
I think the hotel is in the process of getting remodeled.
The room was clean. My only thoughts on the room was that there was no mirror (as much as I am not a mirror person - it is neccessary when you share a bathroom with the rest of the floor) and no remote for the tv (not that I watch much - but when I go to sleep at night - I like to be able to shut it off from bed). There were windows that opened - that was nice.
The shared bathrooms were sometimes clean and sometimes not. As to be expected. There were two bathrooms on my floor (the 4th floor). Since I was up early in the morning - I did not have problems with others being in them.
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Denmark (Superligaen)
Clarence Goodson, Broendby, vs. Lyngby (Sunday)
Michael Parkhurst, FC Nordsjaelland, at Horsens(Sunday)
Brad Rusin, Koge, vs. Odense(Sunday)
England (Premier League)
Clint Dempsey, Fulham, at Man. United (Monday)
Brad Friedel(90 minutes), Tottenham, 0-0 vs. Chelsea
Tim Howard(90 minutes), Everton, 2-0 at Swansea City
Eric Lichaj (sub: 13 minutes), Aston Villa, 0-3 at Arsenal
Tim Ream(90 minutes), Bolton Wanderers, 2-1 vs. Blackburn Rovers
Zak Whitbread (90 minutes, 1 yellow card), Norwich City, 2-1 vs. Wolves
England (League Championship)
Jonathan Spector, Birmingham City, vs. Cardiff City (Sunday)
Germany (Bundesliga 1)
Timmy Chandler,Nuremberg, at VfB Stuttgart (Sunday)
Steven Cherundolo (90 minutes, 1 yellow card), Hannover 96, 1-2 ay Bayern Munich
Fabian Johnson(90 minutes), Hoffenheim, 2-1 at Borussia M'Gladbach
Jermaine Jones(90 minutes, 1 yellow card), Schalke 04, 2-0 vs. Bayer Leverkusen
Daniel Williams(57 minutes), Hoffenheim, 2-1 at Borussia M'Gladbach
Germany (Bundesliga 2)
Matt Taylor, Paderborn, vs. Duisburg (Sunday)
Italy (Serie A)
Michael Bradley, Chievo Verona, vs. Siena (Sunday)
Mexico (Primera Division, Torneo Clausura)
DaMarcus Beasley, Puebla, vs. Cruz Azul
Jonathan Bornstein, Tigres, at UNAM (Sunday)
Edgar Castillo(90 minutes, 1 yellow card), Tijuana, 2-0 vs. Atlas
Herculez Gomez 90 minutes, 1 goal), Santos, 2-0 vs. Queteraro
Michael Orozco Fiscal (90 minutes, 1 assist), San Luis, 2-3 vs. Atlante
Jose Francisco Torres (90 minutes, 1 assist), Pachuca, 2-3 at Jaguares
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Jozy Altidore, AZ, vs. RKC (Sunday)
Norway (Tippeligaen)
Ricardo Clark, Stabaek, vs. Aalesund (Sunday)
Sean Cunningham, Stabaek, vs. Aalesund (Sunday)
Josh Gatt(90 minutes, 1 goal), Molde, 2-1 vs. Stromsgodset
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Arturo Alvarez,Pacos de Ferreira, vs. Porto (Sunday)
Portugal (Liga Orangina)
Caleb Patterson-Sewell, Atletico CP, vs. Portimonense (Sunday)
Tony Taylor, Estoril, at Belenenses (Sunday)
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The National Clinical Trials and Research Center (NCTRC) at the National Taiwan University Hospital has tapped Icon, a CRO founded in Dublin in 1990, to help it enhance the set-up and management of clinical studies in Taiwan.
Per the agreement, NCTRC and Icon will work together on study start-up, site feasibility, key site and investigator selection, and patient recruitment. Both organizations will also be working together to enhance clinical research standards in Taiwan.
"Our customers are increasingly looking to include Taiwan in their clinical programs and are expecting fast timelines for study start-up and patient recruitment," said Wei Ming Goh, Icon's vp, Asia-Pacific, in a statement. "By combining the proven expertise of Icon and NCTRC in the region, we can further accelerate study timelines which will benefit our customers and also enhance the Taiwanese clinical trials industry."
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US Refuses Peace "Gesture" to Netanyahu, Pollard to Remain in Jail
Israel Channel 2 reports that following the US demands that Israel release 82 Palestinian terrorists with blood on their hands as a "gesture" to the Palestinian Authority ahead of the peace talks, PM Netanyahu turned it around and requested from the US, that in exchange, the US should release Jonathan Pollard as a "gesture" to Israel, in order to help Netanyahu sell the release of these mass murderers to his cabinet, and at least be able to claim that Israel achieved something positive from these talks.
The US turned Netanyahu down.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI - Twenty-eight sets of pastel eyes look back at you if you peek inside the JW Marriott windows.
In another part of the same ArtPrize 2012 venue, hundreds of broken iPhone screens, buttons, and frames inspire conversation about how quickly technology becomes obsolete.
Madcap coffee drinkers have small white houses floating above them. A site specific sculpture towers over Kendall College art students as they make their way through the lobby.
Two weeks of ArtPrize 2012 are in the books. We are still finding things we haven't yet seen. Here are ten moments captured Tuesday.
Complete ArtPrize 2012 photo gallery.
Where: 161 venues within a 3-square mile district downtown between Leonard Street and Wealthy Street, north to south; and between Straight/Alpine Avenue and College Avenue, west to east; and Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park, 1000 East Beltline Ave. NE.
Venue Hours: 5-8 p.m. Mon.-Thurs., noon-10 p.m. Fri. and Sat., noon-6 p.m. Sun., through Oct. 7. Venues may be open additional hours.
Exhibition Centers and Showcase Venue hours: Noon-8 p.m. Mon.-Thurs., noon-10 p.m. Fri. and Sat., noon-6 p.m. Sun., through Oct. 6.
Admission: Free admission to all ArtPrize venues during ArtPrize hours.
More info: ArtPrize's headquarters at The HUB, 41 Sheldon Blvd.
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Last year, the NCAA's Playing Rules Oversight Panel officially approved three new rule changes. They added a few more earlier this month.
But there's no question about which rule has generated the most controversy.
Beginning next season, if a player taunts while still in the field of play and scores a touchdown, the points won't count and the player will be penalized 15 yards from the spot of the foul.
Previously, a taunting penalty was a dead ball foul and the penalty yards could be assessed on the extra point try or the ensuing kickoff.
Plenty have criticized the rule since it became official last year, and Baylor coach Art Briles joined the group during a recent Big 12 coaches teleconference.
"If you're letting me vote," he said, "I'm voting no."
But Briles doesn't have a vote, and along with the rest of the coaches, will have to deal with a rule that's wholly subjective and could have a profound impact on the outcome of games.
"I don't see how taunting to you won't be different than taunting to me," he said. "If a guy elongates his stride, is that taunting somebody?"
And what's a fist pump? Where is the line between accepted celebration and showing up an opponent. Officials were shown examples during a recent meeting, and one explicit example included a touchdown scored by Oklahoma State receiver Justin Blackmon against Arizona in the Alamo Bowl.
Blackmon beat his defender, but rather than score immediately, ran parallel to the goal line for several stride before crossing for the score. That, officials were shown, would be a penalty.
Kansas State receiver Adrian Hilburn famously was penalized after scoring what could have been a game-tying touchdown in the Pinstripe Bowl, forcing the Wildcats to try a game-tying two-point conversion from the 18-yard line, instead of the 3-yard line.
Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops, the day following the Pinstripe Bowl, expressed his thoughts on taunting rules as they currently were: still subjective but unable to take points off the board.
"The enforcement of it, it's not for me to say. But what I do know is what our players -- what's explained to them is it is a judgment call. Everybody's judgment is different," Stoops said. "So if you open the door for it to be called, then don't be -- if it is called, don't be saying 'All I did was this.' You opened the door, gave them the opportunity, and everybody's judgment's different. So don't go there. And hopefully our players will abide by the rules."
Most coaches, with the rule now possessing much bigger consequences, will likely have to explain a similar approach to their teams. But coaches can't suppress their players' emotions, and a big play could mean forgetting those guidelines.
"I would hate for one guy that views [taunting] differently than another to determine the outcome of a football game," Briles said.
So would everyone else.
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I am a very unhappy shareholder who wants a change !!!!! Sonic should drop its prices 50 percent to enhance traffic just like steak and shake did.
Mmm, In'n out burger. Now you are making me hungry. Yes we need In'n out burger in Hawaii, how about El Pollo Loco, too?
What can I say? They are lined up on Mission Blvd. trying to get a spot @ Sonic. They also have a drive thru...
We had a Steak & Shake here , Sonic built across the street from it ,The Steakand Shake is now boared up
You must live in a small town packed full of people with horrible palats!! LOL LOL I own Sonic and this isnt as bad as it could have been in this economy.,..actually compared to many many other restaurants Sonic preformed much better. Most are missing the street by significant amounts!! Sonic by .03 This is huge in normal market conditions..but this is not those times!!!Sonic will do fine for those who bought in before earnings to sell on news..either take your losses from the 10.25 to 10.60 range and run or hang on for a short term trade of 12 to 18 mo and you will be fine! I am in it at the 8.00 up to 10.50 range! I am long as I am long on Denny's...everyone said I was NUTS buying moneygram at .55 MGI, and buying MCG Capitol Corp at .63 MCGC, and 8x8 at .48 a share...but boy selling them at 3.35, 4.62 and 1.50 sure felt good...I let them laugh at me all the way to the bank lol...I currently like Denny;s, Sonic, and Nacel Energy as my spec plays. Tickers in order are DENN, SONC, and NCEN.OB Nacel is super super spec and super pure wind energy play they are in the final stages of development needed to get stimulus and TARP money if this is done chalk up another huge Home Run by me...if not...lol they are done as they are strapped for cash...dont want anyone thinking they arent and invest hard earned money on my advise not knowing NCEN.OB is a HUGE spec stock, Pure Wind Energy play with NO OTHER workings outside that. They do have THE BEST wind land in the Texas Panhandle!! so that is a plus..I think it is a good shot its a lotto ticket with better odds then power ball lol...Good luck all and dont give up and get to down on sonic one thing is certain and History shows it well!! Just as US Steel (X) dropped to nearly zero during great deppression and was a first to Jump back they dropped from the sky to the floor during this great recession ( I Bought at 14 a share sold at 53.00!!) the restaurant industry will bounce back as well discressionary spending will show first in the restaurant industry! yes building material etc will go up and wholesale orders and employment yadda yadda yadda but when people gain greater incomes the first thing the reward themselves with is better food...look at Zhongpin ticker (HOGS) in China a very repressed nation that is getting more freedom and more money per person...they are eating less rice and twigs and more meat and fruits etc...in America people still eat well at home and when the money comes back they will treat themselves to dining out first!!as always in the words of the wizzard Bears make money, Bulls make money...Pigs...well they are good to Eat.Back to Sonic..unless your scared...need the money etc...buy now buy often and buy on the morning dip!! Bring on the chedder bites and Sonic Cheeseburger with Mayo Plzshop.ebay.com/genx


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Khan's journey began when he was helping a young cousin with math in 2004, communicating by phone and using an interactive notepad. When others expressed interest, he began posting videos of his hand-scribbled tutorials on YouTube. Demand took off, and in 2009 he quit his day job. The Khan Academy website now provides self-pacing software and unlimited access to free resources, featuring a library of over 7,000 video lessons in more than 36 languages, and on a wide range of subjects, including math, science, computer programming, history, and economics. Up to 14 million learners visit the website each month, and as of August 2015, they've received 580 million lessons and completed 3.8 billion practice problems.
Khan's first book, The One World Schoolhouse: Education Reimagined, was published to great acclaim in 2012. Innovators as varied as George Lucas and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Muhammed Yunus have hailed it as "a must-read." Al Gore had this to say: "Since its founding in 2006, Sal Khan's project—the Khan academy—has revolutionized our thinking on the potential and promise of unfettered, open-access online education. In his new book The One World Schoolhouse, Khan presents his vision and blueprint for how online technology can, and should, play an integral role in educating communities across the globe, closing the opportunity gap and providing high-quality education for all."
The One World School House: Education Reimagined
Join Sal Khan as he tells the inspiring story of how he founded the not-for-profit Khan Academy and how the organization is educating millions of people worldwide. With over 150,000 practice problems and 26 million registered students in 190 countries, Khan Academy is rethinking the world of education. Khan will share his thoughts on what education reimagined could look like and how his dream of "providing a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere" could become a reality.
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The One World Schoolhouse: Education Reimagined
Salman Khan, founder of the Khan Academy, has written what is destined to become one of the most influential books about education in our time.
A free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere: this is the goal of the Khan Academy, a passion project that grew from an ex-engineer and hedge funder's online tutoring sessions with his niece, who was struggling with algebra, into a worldwide phenomenon. Today millions of students, parents, and teachers use the Khan Academy's free videos and software, which have expanded to encompass nearly every conceivable subject; and Academy techniques are being employed with exciting results in a growing number of classrooms around the globe.
Like many innovators, Khan rethinks existing assumptions and imagines what education could be if freed from them. And his core idea-liberating teachers from lecturing and state-mandated calendars and opening up class time for truly human interaction-has become his life's passion. Schools seek his advice about connecting to students in a digital age, and people of all ages and backgrounds flock to the site to utilize this fresh approach to learning.
In The One World Schoolhouse, Khan presents his radical vision for the future of education, as well as his own remarkable story, for the first time. In these pages, you will discover, among other things:
How both students and teachers are being bound by a broken top-down model invented in Prussia two centuries ago. Why technology will make classrooms more human and teachers more important. How and why we can afford to pay educators the same as other professionals. How we can bring creativity and true human interactivity back to learning. Why we should be very optimistic about the future of learning. Parents and politicians routinely bemoan the state of our education system. Statistics suggest we've fallen behind the rest of the world in literacy, math, and sciences. With a shrewd reading of history, Khan explains how this crisis presented itself, and why a return to "mastery learning," abandoned in the twentieth century and ingeniously revived by tools like the Khan Academy, could offer the best opportunity to level the playing field, and to give all of our children a world-class education now.
More than just a solution, The One World Schoolhouse serves as a call for free, universal, global education, and an explanation of how Khan's simple yet revolutionary thinking can help achieve this inspiring goal.
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Everyone knows to steer clear of job interview questions that could trigger claims of bias. But several common kinds of questions are just as boneheaded, although not for legal reasons.
Business travel can be tough, but it's a lot easier when you pack the right accessories for the journey. Here's a list of must-pack items from seasoned travelers.
As summer unofficially begins this Memorial Day weekend, use these helpful hints for managing employees' summer vacation schedules and maintaining productivity.
New leaders often assume they must make a big splash from the outset. So on their first day, they enact dramatic changes or issue bold announcements. Levelheaded leaders, by contrast, resist the urge to rush.
Ah, the "halo effect"—the practice of inflating an employee's annual review to increase morale and avoid the unpleasantness of pointing out underperformers' weaknesses. Too bad the halo strategy sparks legal risks.
A great personal network isn't necessarily one with a lot of connections—it's one with quality connections who will refer clients to you or endorse you in a way that helps advance your career, says Joanne Black, author of No More Cold Calling.
Watch out for the old adage that the customer is always right. Take it too literally, and you could be courting employment law liability. Handling customers who ask you to violate the law is tricky.
Don't want your child lounging around this summer while school's out? If you're a business owner, it doesn't have to be that way. Strategy: Put your child to work for your company as an official employee.
Before you give a live media interview, prepare to answer questions on your terms. Rehearse what you'll say if you're challenged to defend yourself or your organization.
Now that everyone is spending more time texting, a few rules of the road might be in order. Geoffrey James, writing in the Sales Source column for Inc., has come up with his unwritten rules for business texting.


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AUSTIN (AP) - With a conviction in hand, prosecutors sought the death penalty for the man who killed a 13-year-old girl during a 1991 robbery of a yogurt shop that left four dead.
Sentencing for Robert Burns Springsteen IV, 26, began Thursday. He was convicted Wednesday of killing Amy Ayers at an I Can't Believe It's Yogurt Shop.
Jurors could sentence him to life in prison or the death penalty.
Wednesday's verdict closed one chapter of a decade-long investigation that saw detectives chase leads as far as Mexico and wade through several false confessions.
Two other suspects, Michael Scott and Maurice Pierce, await trial.
Police had interviewed Springsteen before but never arrested him until 1999 when he finally confessed to raping and killing Ayers.
Ayers, Eliza Hope Thomas, 17, and sisters Jennifer and Sarah Harbison, 15 and 17, all were killed at the shop. The girls were bound, gagged and shot in the head before the store was set on fire.
"We wanted some kind of ending" a tearful Barbara Ayres, mother of the Harbison sisters, said after the verdict was read.
The courtroom was packed with victims' family members, some of whom burst into sobs as the verdict was announced. Most refused comment as they left the courtroom.
Springsteen stood with his hands behind his back and looked twice at the jury as the verdict was read. Springsteen maintained his innocence, but prosecutors used his own words against him.
The fire and the water used to extinguish the fire badly damaged the girls' bodies and the area of the store where they were found, rendering it impossible to collect physical evidence.
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Haggerty Museum announces artists for next 'Current Tendencies'
The Haggerty Museum of Art at Marquette University announced Monday the names of the Milwaukee area artists who were selected for the next edition of "Current Tendencies," a popular showcase for regional contemporary art.
The eight emerging and mid-career artists chosen include Tyanna Buie, William E. Carpenter, Evan Gruzis, Jon Horvath, Mark Mulhern, Jean Roberts Guequierre, Cassandra Smith and Jessica Steeber (as a collaborative team) and Jason Yi. »Read Full Blog Post
Discovery World closes for the day because of snow
The snow made them do it. Discovery World, 500 N. Harbor Drive, is closing at 2 p.m. today because of the weather, according to its Facebook page. They expect to be open at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Just in case, call (414) 765-9966 or see www.discoveryworld.org »Read Full Article
Someone mashed up Nine Inch Nails and Carly Rae Jepsen...and it sounds better than it should
Trent Reznor shocked fans by announcing a new collaboration with cutesy pop singer Carly Rae Jepsen. Not really; someone just mashed up their songs. But maybe they should tour together? No, no they should not. Journal Sentinel photo by Michele Jokinen. »Read Full Blog Post
Registration open for Braise's annual morel hunt
Someday spring will come, and then it will be time for the annual morel mushroom hunt organized by chef David Swanson's Braise. But you'll have to register for it now.
Registration for the event May 11 opened Tuesday morning, and it always sells out early. It's limited to 20 people. »Read Full Blog Post
Japandroids among new Milwaukee concert announcements
Canadian rock duo Japandroids, which released one of 2012's most acclaimed albums, the succinct and aggressive "Celebration Rock," is coming to Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St., on May 27.
Milwaukee Music Video: See the visual treatment for Alchemy's 'Creature of Love'
The music video for glossy synthpop band Alchemy's "Creature of Love" doesn't feature unicorns, a snuggly, six-foot-tall stuffed animal or any other cutesy creatures of love. But it does have a CGI mud monster, a sickly, paranoid dude in a hoodie and the local group rocking out at Mad Planet.
"Creature of Love" is also the name of the band's latest EP, which the band celebrated with a show at Mad Planet last month. And it has another cause for celebration: after winning a battle of the bands at Marquette Friday, Alchemy will get to open for buzz band Twenty One Pilots at Weasler Auditorium April 5. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Northern Ireland, through photos and music
"Look Behind You!" may be a more appropriate title for a slasher movie than a performance and lecture on Northern Ireland, but tonight's presentation sounds intriguing nevertheless. The event includes candid photos taken by Bobbie Hanvey and snippets of radio interviews with some of Northern Ireland's best-known figures, with Steafan Hanvey providing further context through singing.
"Look Behind You!" begins at 7 p.m. at the UWM Hefter Conference Center. »Read Full Blog Post