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DETROIT - Toyota Motor Corp. will start producing the hybrid Prius in the U.S. for the first time as the Japanese automaker adjusts its U.S. manufacturing operations to meet customer demands for smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles.
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LOS ANGELES - The labor drama gripping Hollywood is now entering its final act after one actors group said its members ratified a new deal and the other prepared to turn down the major studios' final offer.
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Obama the war president -- War: Where 69¢ of Each Tax Dollar Goes
By Dave Lindorff
The Nobel Peace Laureate President Barack Obama, the guy who once campaigned claiming one US war -- the one against Iraq -- was a "bad" one, and the other -- against Afghanistan -- was a "good" one, turns out to be a man who, once anointed commander-in-chief, can't seem to find a war he doesn't consider to be a "good" idea.
Fake plots get busted, real ones get a pass: The FBI's Dubious Record on Prosecuting Terror Plots
By Dave Lindorff
If you're planning to commit an act of terror in the US and want to be left alone by the FBI, make sure your target is something, or someone, that the US government doesn't like or care about.
The demise of mainstream journalism, Chapter II: Philadelphia Inquirer Pimps for Philly Cop Chief
By Dave Lindorff
When I was starting out as a reporter back in 1972, working for a little family-owned daily, the Middletown Press in central Connecticut, I had editors and a publisher who demanded the best from us. If I was covering a story -- whether it was a police blotter report, a town meeting, or a controversial decision by a local zoning board -- and I failed to ask an important question, I inevitably got a call from the editor telling me to get it answered and inserted into my article.
I couldn't tell you about it and couldn't tell you why: 'Gagged' by the Government: a Police State Story
By Alfredo Lopez
For the past three months, I and other leaders of the organization May First/People Link have been under a federal subpoena to provide information we don't have. During that time, we have also been forbidden by a federal court "gag order" to tell anyone about that subpoena, although we had already announced it and commented on it before the order was sent. Finally, we were forbidden from telling anyone about the gag order itself.
Talk Nation Radio: Jonathan Newton on Ending Police Brutality
Jonathan Newton is founder of the National Association Against Police Brutality ( http://naapb.org ). He discusses steps that can be taken to address the problem, including eliminating the conflict of interest involved in police investigations of themselves.
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Rot In the Big Apple: Bashing Critics of Brutality Betrays Efforts to Reform Police
By Linn Washington, Jr.
Last fall an apparently unbalanced survivalist steeped in anti-government paranoia murdered a Pennsylvania State Trooper and seriously wounded another Trooper during a sniper attack. Recently an apparently unbalanced man with a criminal past murdered two New York City policemen as they sat in their patrol car hours after he allegedly shot a former girl friend.
A Hollywood Hack Holiday: Ending Torture One Dick At a Time
By John Grant
CAUTION! To paraphrase Bill O'Reilly, you are now entering a no-censor zone that discusses obscene activity.
The Christmas movie from Sony Pictures I want to see is Seth Rogan and James Franco rectally feeding Dick Cheney at the climax of a movie sequel called The Enhanced Interview: Saving the Homeland One Dick At a Time.
New TCBH! poem by Gary Lindorff: 'I Can't Breathe'
I'm white.
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Thinking terrible thoughts about my twisted country.
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When the Nazi's were beating up Jews.
And the zeitgeist was shouting at me to stop.
Don't shoot! I shouted,...
Making a joke of the Supreme Court: Justice Antonin Scalia is a Publicity-Seeking Intellectual Midget
By Dave Lindorff
Sometimes you really don't need to write much to do an article on something. Writing about the inanity of Justice Antonin Scalia, the ethics-challenged, lard-bottomed, right-wing anchor of the Supreme Court, is one of those times.
The US Must Prosecute Torturers and their Enablers, or Forever Be a Labeled a Rogue Nation
By Dave Lindorff
In all the media debate about the Senate Intelligence Committee's release, finally, of a heavily redacted report on officially sanctioned torture by the CIA and the US military during the Bush/Cheney administration and the so-called War on Terror, there has been little said about the reality that torture, as clearly defined in the Geneva Convention against Torture which went into effect in 1987, is flat-out illegal in the US as a signatory of that Convention.
I've had it!: Eleven Reasons I'm Ashamed to be an American Citizen
By Dave Lindorff
I'm going to say it: I am ashamed to be a US citizen. This doesn't come easily, because having lived abroad and seen some pretty nasty places in my time, I know there are a lot of great things about this country, and a lot of great people who live here, but lately, I've reached the conclusion that the US is a sick and twisted country, in which the bad far outweighs the good.
I've had it!: Eleven Reasons I'm Ashamed to be an American Citizen
By Dave Lindorff
I'm going to say it: I am ashamed to be a US citizen. This doesn't come easily, because having lived abroad and seen some pretty nasty places in my time, I know there are a lot of great things about this country, and a lot of great people who live here, but lately, I've reached the conclusion that the US is a sick and twisted country, in which the bad far outweighs the good.
Silver Linings in Rolling Stone Rape Fiasco
Rolling Stone alleged a gang rape at UVA and now doubts its own report. I have no knowledge of the matter. Maybe the victim was completely honest. Maybe she was largely honest but too drunk, or just too traumatized, to remember which fraternity house she was in. Maybe she made it all up. I have no idea and hope a competent police department, rather than an incompetent magazine, tries to find out if possible.
Predictably enough, the internet is now being flooded with articles pointing out that even if one alleged rape victim is lying, many others are not.
The thing is, I believe a lot of people know that, and more might know it now, rather than fewer.
But it's possible they'll know it with a little more seriousness.
It's all too common to assert, absurdly, outrageously, and immorally that all alleged victims must be believed as a matter of principle. It's all too common to assume they are all lying. Neither position is a principle. Either is a preposterous bit of stupidity.
I think the more the matter is discussed, examined, and considered, the fewer people will hold either idiotic position.
So here are some possible silver linings:
Awareness that people lie about rape.
Awareness that people also tell the truth about rape, and that doing so is in some cases so notoriously difficult that a well-meaning journalist may bend over backwards to help.
Awareness that journalism can make a difference, and that it would make a bigger difference if done better. What if that were applied to military and corporate funding of universities, or the poor manner in which history is taught in our colleges, or the lives of UVA staff who work extra jobs and still need public support?
Awareness that inactive, tv-viewing, partying students can get active about something and make a difference. What if they were to notice climate change or mass incarceration or the fact that college is free in some countries that fight fewer wars?
Awareness that one incident is not a trend, and that treating it as such is unfair to all involved.
Awareness that many rapes are never reported.
Awareness that men have spent many years in prison before being cleared of false rape charges.
Awareness that people claiming rape should be treated with kindness, consideration, understanding, and professional support, not because there is a certain high percentage chance they are telling the truth, but because they are people. Period.
Awareness that people accused of rape should be treated with kindness, consideration, understanding, and professional support, not because they could be innocent, but because they are people. Period.
Awareness that labeling people or institutions innocent or guilty, in combination with anger and vengeance, leads to blinding prejudices that make a mockery of the right to a trial and the wisdom meant to be instilled by a well-rounded education.
Awareness of all of the following:
Rape victims are victims of traumatic violence.
Someone making a false accusation may be a victim of an earlier, unreported assault, or of a traumatic or humiliating non-criminal experience, but is in any case troubled and in need of understanding.
Victims of false accusation can find the damage traumatic and lasting.
Someone accurately accused of rape is clearly a very troubled person in need of help he will not get from "correctional officers" or "inmates."
Collectively, UVA needs restorative justice, truth and reconciliation, open discussion of rapes real, fictional, and disputed.
Individually, victims and assailants need restorative justice. Those guilty need to be brought to understand and regret their victims' pain and suffering, and to work to make it up to them to the extent possible. Victims need to be brought to understand that they are not to blame, that their community supports them, and that those responsible are sorry for what they've done. None of that comes out of an ancient British system of adversarial justice, an unprecedented epidemic of U.S. mass incarceration, or journalism that doesn't bother to get more than one side of a story.
Three Rotten Cases and Counting: Is the Police Reform Movement Getting Legs?
By John Grant
How and why certain events in politics and culture coalesce into a critical mass is always an interesting thing to ponder. Sometimes it can happen when all hope has been lost.
Lawless Law Enforcer: Robert P. McColloch Personifies Misconduct by Prosecutors
By Linn Washington Jr.
When discredited Missouri prosecutor Robert P. McColloch recently defended his calculated manipulation of a grand jury which led jurors to free the policeman who fatally shot Michael Brown last summer, McColloch declared piously that eyewitness accounts must "always match physical evidence."
McColloch, however, did not apply that 'always match' standard in the case of Antonio Beaver, a St. Louis man wrongfully convicted by in 1997 of a violent carjacking case tried by McColloch.
In combat, the killing of Michael Brown by Officer Wilson would have been called a war crime
By Dave Lindorff
What's wrong Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson's killing of the unarmed 18-year-old black teenager, Michael Brown, and with a Grand Jury decision not to indict him for that outrageous slaying, is what is wrong with American law enforcement and American "justice" in general.
Both actions were permeated not only with racism, which clearly played a huge rule in both the verdict rendered by a Grand Jury composed of nine whites and only three blacks, and in this tragic police killing by a white cop of a black child, but also by a mentality on the part of police -- and apparently by at least a majority of the citizen jurors on a panel evaluating Wilson's actions -- that cops are authorities who must be obeyed without question, on pain of death.
It's not about justice, it's winning convictions: Prosecutors Falsely Push Prison Term for Innocent Teen
By Linn Washington Jr.
Nasheeba Adams was both ecstatic and sad as she stood outside of Philadelphia's Criminal Justice Center courthouse recently hugging her son Tomayo McDuffy.
They're everywhere!: NY Times Report Documents Metastasizing of the Police State of America
By Dave Lindorff
Special Armistice Day Edition: Interview of IVAW Vet and Folksinger Emily Yates About Her Independence Park Assault Conviction
By Dave Lindorff
Emily Yates, a US Army veteran of two tours in Iraq and an activist with Iraq Veterans Against the War (IVAW), was at a demonstration last year on Philadelphia's Independence Mall protesting against a looming US plan to begin a massive bombing assault on Syria. While standing in the shade of a couple of trees (it was a sweltering summer day), she was confronted by some burly National Park Police officers, who told her to leave.
Pot Pretenses: Nixon's Lies Require Ending His War on Weed
By Linn Washington Jr.
Repeated lies and law-breaking forced the 1974 resignation of then U.S. President Richard M. Nixon, leading to Nixon's subsequent, and continued inclusion on the list of the "Worst Presidents" in American history.
Hot tub poll shows Republicans don't like their politicians: Election Night Wasn't a GOP Victory, It was a Democratic Rout
By Dave Lindorff
The sclerotic Democratic Party was trounced yet again yesterday, as Republicans outdid projections and appear to have taken at least seven Senate seats away from the Democrats, giving them control of the both houses of Congress.
Prof. Boyle may be wrong, but he may be right: With a Government this Vile and This Secretive We Need to Ask Questions
By Dave Lindorff
A few days ago, I published a short story linking to a PRN.fm radio interview PRN.fm radio interview I did with noted international law attorney Francis Boyle, whom I pointed out was a drafter of the US Biological Weapons and Anti-Terrorism Act passed into law in 1981, which supposedly barred the United States from continuing to keep or to develop new germ warfare weapons.
Boyle told me, on last Wednesday's radio program "This Can't Be Happening!," that he believes the Zaire Ebola strain that is wracking Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea in west Africa, originally came from one of several BSL4-level bio-research labs operated in those countries and funded by a combination of the Center for Disease Control, the National Institutes of Health and the US Defense Department, perhaps because of testing of Ebola being conducted there, or because of some containment breach.
New Law Shreds Rights: New Pennsylvania Legislation Sucker Punches Inmate Speech
By Linn Washington Jr.
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Pennsylvania's for lovers...of convictions: The Scandal Hidden Inside a State's Porn Emails Scandal
By Linn Washington Jr.
(Part I of II)
Obscured by a current scandal involving pornographic emails currently rocking the top reaches of Pennsylvania's state government, a scandal that has cast a shadow over embattled Pennsylvania Governor and former state's attorney general Tom Corbett and the state's judiciary, including a state Supreme Court member, is another explosive scandal.
Drone victims sue German government for facilitating strikes in Yemen
From REPRIEVE:
A Yemeni man, whose nephew and brother-in-law were killed in a 2012 drone strike, has travelled to Germany to sue the government for facilitating drone strikes of the sort in which his relatives died.
Faisal bin Ali Jaber, an engineer for the Yemeni environmental protection agency, lost his brother-in-law Salim, a local imam known for preaching against al-Qaeda, and his nephew Waleed, a policeman, in a drone strike in August 2012. Mr bin Ali Jaber has filed litigation asking the German government to stop the use of Ramstein Air Base in assisting the US' covert drones programme. Mr bin Ali Jaber is also asking that the German government acknowledge that allowing the US to use Ramstein to facilitate drone strikes in Yemen – a country with which the US is not at war - is unlawful.
Ramstein Air Base, in South West Germany, is the crucial connector for all data transfer between the US and Yemeni air space. The data – which enables the pilots in the US to operate the drones in real time – is transferred via fibre optic cable from the US to Germany and the Air Base Ramstein. From there the data is transmitted through a satellite-relay-station to the drone which is started by technicians at the US military base in Djibouti.
Faisal is represented in the litigation, which was filed today, by international human rights NGO Reprieve and the European Centre for Constitutional Human Rights (ECCHR).
Faisal bin Ali Jaber, said: "Were it not for the help of Germany and Ramstein, men like my brother-in-law and nephew might still be alive today. It is quite simple: without Germany, US drones would not fly. I am here to ask that the German people and Parliament be told the full extent of what is happening in their country, and that the German government stop Ramstein being used to help the US' illegal and devastating drone war in my country."
Kat Craig, Legal Director at Reprieve, said: "The US' covert drone war has killed thousands of civilians, including hundreds of children, in countries with which we are not at war. Without the help of the British and German governments these deaths would never have been possible. Europe cannot hide behind the US: by allowing the use of bases, personnel or technology, we are complicit in this drone war. If European governments withdrew their support, people like Faisal and his children would have a better chance for a future without this paralyzing threat from the skies."
Andreas Schueller, head of the international crimes and accountability programme at ECCHR, said: "Ramstein is crucial for US drone warfare. Germany has to bring it to an end – if not it is complicit in the death of civilians. The German government must no longer hide behind status-of-forces agreements and admit its responsibility for civilian deaths caused by US drone warfare."
It won't protect you at all: Default Encryption: Apple and Google's Latest Marketing Ploy
By Alfredo Lopez
A couple of weeks ago, the mere mortals who lead the voracious giants of technology -- Google and Apple -- announced that they were striking a blow for protection against NSA spying by making "encryption" the default on Google cell phone software (which is used on most cell phones) and THEY software used on Apple mobile devices.
This affects equipment like the ubiquitous cell phone, although it is also relevant to some handheld computers and similar portable equipment.
Free Speech Arrested: Police Union Seeks To Censor College Commencement Speech by Mumia Abu-Jamal
By Linn Washington
Police carp about college students' selection of a prison inmate for their commencement speaker. It must have something to do with Mumia Abu-Jamal…the man that cops across America love to hate.
Chuck Canterbury, National President of the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), issued a statement on October 1 that blasted Goddard College for its failure to block the commencement speech scheduled for Sunday (10/5) by Abu-Jamal, an alum of the small liberal arts institution in Vermont.
What laws of war? We do what we want!: Obama Admits US Bombing Attacks in Syria Pay Little Heed to Protecting Civilians
By Dave Lindorff
In a perverse way, maybe it's progress that the US is now admitting that it doesn't really care about how many civilians it kills in its efforts to "decapitate" a few suspected terrorist leaders.
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For the first time, the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) will host a Build A Plane Teachers' Day at its annual convention next month in Las Vegas.
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The "Reducing Flight Delays Act of 2013" (H.R. 1765) was introduced on Friday, April 26, by Rep. Tom Latham (R-Iowa). It was signed by President Obama on Wednesday, May 1.
You see, Congress and the President can get things done…when they want to.
Couldn't make it to NBAA? See every aircraft that was on display
For the first time ever, the Online News Bureau of NBAA's Annual Meeting & Convention includes a photo gallery featuring every aircraft displayed at the show, which this year was held from Oct. 30 to Nov. 1 in Orlando, Fla.
New study highlights the value of bizav during 'The Great Recession'
A new study unveiled at the recent National Business Aviation Association convention shows that even during the worst economic times since the Great Depression, companies that relied on business aviation outperformed the field in important measures of shareholder value and recovered from the recession more quickly than their peers across a range of industries representing the U.S. economy. The study, "Business Aviation: Maintaining Shareholder Value Through Turbulent Times," concludes that companies in the S&P 500 that use business aviation achieved superior financial performance in a number of key measures and also displayed superior ability to respond to the severe downturn. "This answers the question as to why so many American enterprises continue to depend upon business aviation, even in — and perhaps, especially in — tough economic times," said NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen (pictured). Find out more here.
NBAA wraps up 2012 convention
ORLANDO — On Nov. 1, the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) wrapped up the third and final day of its 65th Annual Meeting & Convention (NBAA2012), which President and CEO Ed Bolen termed "a very good show."
Pilot's Guide to Avionics free at NBAA
Distribution of the 2012-13 edition of the Aircraft Electronics Association's Pilot's Guide to Avionics continues Oct. 30-Nov. 1 in Orlando, Fla., during the 65th annual National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) Meeting & Convention. The free Pilot's Guide will be available from AEA staff at booth No. 2591.
NBAA to honor Tuskegee Airmen
The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) will bestow the organization's highest award — NBAA's 2012 Meritorious Service to Aviation — to the Tuskegee Airmen, Oct. 31, during a general session of the association's Annual Meeting & Convention (NBAA2012) in Orlando, Florida.
Going to NBAA? There's an app for that
The new mobile app for this year's National Business Aviation Association annual convention in Orlando, Florida, is now available. You can download the app for free.
General aviation goes to the political conventions
For the first time, the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association and the National Business Aviation Association teamed to hold events at the two national party conventions. The goal: Schmoozing politicos to hold high the flag of general aviation.
I attended the first, at the Republican National Convention in Tampa on Tuesday, Aug. 28, to see if AOPA held to its long-time non-partisanship — and to see if anyone would show up!
Boy did they. By 6 p.m., the place was packed. [Read more…]
Registration now open for NBAA2012
Registration for the National Business Aviation Associations's 65th Annual Meeting & Convention is now available.
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We're pretty sure it'll be fiscal year 2011.This article struck a chord, since I've been hearing the exact same thing on campus.
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The indefatigable Lesboprof has a thoughtful post up about whether salaries should be public information. She makes several great points in favor of publicity, including preventing discrimination and giving rookies a fair sense of the going rate.I agree, but will take it even farther.
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Every summer, blog traffic slows down a bit, which usually occasions some musings on better marketing. So, some musings on titles..."The" is so much more powerful than "a," or even a number. Compare:A List of Ways to Run Better MeetingsOkay, it's clear, but I'm bored before I even get to the end of the phrase.7 Ways to Run Better MeetingsThe '7' suggests at least some level of discipline (or finitude), but it still lacks a certain urgency.The 7 Secrets to Better Meetings
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Like Tolstoy's unhappy families, every bad meeting is bad in its own particular way. Some elements of lousy meetings are common enough to be recognizable from afar: domination by blowhards, poorly constructed agendas, leaders playing "guess what I'm thinking." But even without the obvious hazards, meetings can go wrong in so many ways that those of us who endure more than most learn pretty quickly to lower our expectations.
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This time of year brings with it the annual flood of program reviews, employee evaluations, and end-of-year wrap-ups. (Between the academic year and the fiscal year, we hit the 'reset' button on July 1.) That means that the second half of June becomes an exercise in speed reading and diplomacy.
June 8, 2009 - 10:24pm
The Chronicle and IHE each have articles about succession planning for college administrators. They're both relatively supportive of hiring internal candidates, and for many of the same reasons.
June 7, 2009 - 8:44pm
In discussing a nearby park, TG asked me "why did they put a hill there when they designed the world?" We saw Up on Saturday, and I have to admit, it's one of the best movies I've ever seen. Pixar has a high batting average anyway – Cars and Finding Nemo were nifty, and The Incredibles was flat-out great – but this one had a sweetness to it that the others lacked. There's a short almost-silent mini-movie in the beginning that traces a couple's lifetime together that almost stands as a movie in itself.
June 4, 2009 - 9:49pm
Most colleges set aside at least some 'professional development' money for faculty and staff. The idea behind it is that fields of expertise don't remain static, so for people to remain current, they sometimes have to be exposed to the latest developments. That can mean workshops, or conferences, or webinars, or subscriptions, or whatever, but the goal is to make sure that people don't rust in peace.
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Via Cold Spring Shops, I ran across this quote from conservative commentator David Frum: Why are the wages of the college-educated declining? A big part of the answer is that the pool of college graduates is rapidly expanding. It's not surprising that as college becomes more universal, the return on a college education falls.
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Western Medicine is excellent at emergency symptoms that need immediate attention, but rarely address the "WHY" of what caused your symptoms in the first place. With this approach, your symptoms with almost certainly return.
Take Back Pain for example. Western care may advocate for pain medication or a shot directly in the muscle for pain relief. The results are great, but what happens as soon as that shot wears off or you stop taking your pain pills….the pain returns.
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Peer-to-peer monitoring site Torrentfreak compiled its latest numbers for the top five pirated video games per platform and it's not looking pretty. Compared to what was seen in 2009, 2010 has seen a significant rise in piracy.
Call of Duty: Black Ops was the most pirated PC game this year, garnering just over 4.25 million downloads since its release in November (only a couple of weeks!). Battlefield: Bad Company 2 is the runner-up at nearly four million downloads while Mafia 2, Mass Effect 2, and StarCraft II each managed somewhere over three million downloads.
Surprisingly, Dante's Inferno takes the top spot as the most pirated 360 game with 1.28 million downloads. Alan Wake and Red Dead Redemption follow behind with just over a million downloads each while Halo Reach and Black Ops round up the top five.
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Royal Hotel and Healthcare Resort Quy Nhon - Quy Nhon
You will be spoilt for choice in terms of dining at this resort as there are 2 restaurants serving breakfast, lunch and dinner where you will find great menu choices and a nice spot to eat during the day. Beach amenities include sun loungers and umbrellas along with on-site recreation like surfing/boogie boarding and fishing. Relax in the outdoor pool during your stay.
In addition to the on-site spa, a spa tub, a sauna and an outdoor tennis court are among the leisure facilities on offer. Free WiFi is available.
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 131 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
- Couples wishing to share a room must provide proof of marriage
Travelling with others
- One child (5 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Train station pickup *
- Free self parking
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- Resort fee included
In the hotel
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Free breakfast
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- 2 restaurants
- Coffee shop/café
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Beach sun loungers
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- Outdoor pool
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- Full-service spa
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- Meeting rooms 4
- Conference space size (feet) - 1453
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- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
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- In-room safe
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Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the resort's full-service spa. Services include massages.
DiningShip Restaurant - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Asian Restaurant - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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- Outdoor tennis court
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Rollaway beds are available for USD 15 per night
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Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of USD 25 per vehicle (one way)
Dial-up Internet access is available in guestrooms for an extra charge
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Assumption Parish, Louisiana Sinkhole Meeting, October 23, 2012 Watch the 1 hour and 40 minute briefing here:
Gov't Expert: Louisiana sinkhole disaster unprecedented anywhere in world — Nobody's ever dealt with this before — Not even any decent case studies that tell us how to proceed (VIDEO) – interesting comments too!
Nobody's ever dealt with something like this
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VicFromOregon – October 24, 2012 at 3:33 am
So, as it has appeared from the very start, they are, indeed, perplexed. Since this new phenomenon forced the extractors, geologists, law enforcement, residents, and local leaders, including international experts, to examine this sinkhole with a fine tooth comb, the problem is going to be how to characterize this unfolding event in such a way as to not interfere with current practices of extracting and dumping and fracking at will.
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Ah yes, the mantra of 21st century democratic economies. Big Brothers everywhere believe in capitalist profits and socialist bailouts.
All of this subterfuge is done with great public fanfare of the touted generosity of corporations in regards to helping small businesses and individuals receive reparations for oil or nuclear industry disasters.
In reality the reparations are offset by what the corporation writes off in taxes or in a Ponzi shuffle of companies to protect their shareholders and board of directors. It should be revealed that damages to the public health and livelihoods are damaged by major eco spills far beyond any assets of a corporation or even a government. The $20 billion fund by BP for the Deep Horizon reparations is an insult to the Gulf coast citizens. All the assets of every oil company in the world wouldn't make up the financial and social costs long term from ocean spills around the globe. Fracturing damages and nuclear pollution to priceless water aquifers adds another blank check that society will never cash over the next millennia.
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Future cities and big data and associated areas of sustainable mobility (EPSRC-funded e-bikes project http://www.smart-ebikes.com; sound studies and visualisation also feature in our research interests as do environment and media and the cultural politics of climate change.
Gillian Youngs, Professor of Digital Economy, has recently been leading research on Fusebox 24 an experimental programme for innovators, an ESRC Series 'Digital Policy: Connectivity, Creativity and Rights' and a British Academy project on digital identity Discovering Digital Me.
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Sneak Peek: 'Tron Legacy' makes an electric revelation
It's been a semi-tough year for Walt Disney Studios. They've had big hits such as "The Proposal" and Pixar's "Up," but expected blockbusters such as "G-Force," "Surrogates" and "A Christmas Carol" were anything but. This led to chairman Dick Cook getting axed and eventually his head of marketing met the same fate. But while Cook may have leaned a bit to heavily on the Jonas Brothers and Miley Cyrus' of the Disney family to keep things afloat (which wasn't always the smartest strategy), he did put a number of films into production that have a chance of truly breaking out past his departure. Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland" will be Cook's first "I told you so" this Spring, but next Christmas he may be wistful over a potential monster debut of "Tron Legacy."
The long-hoped for sequel to 1982's groundbreaking "Tron," the new film finds Jeff Bridges returning as Kevin Flynn and a new generation entering the virtual world he created. This writer had a chance to visit the set where stars Olivia Wilde ("House") and Garrett Hedlund ("Four Brothers") were bringing "Tron Legacy" to life, but that will be a story for another day. Still, it's not surprising that with the film's debut a year away Disney had released a new poster and the first official still of, appropriately, Wilde and Hedlund to strategically wet fans appetites. You can check them out below.
If you can't get enough of a "Tron Legacy" fix, take a few minutes and enjoy the conceptual test that sold the movie to Cook and the studio embedded in this page. You can also view a gallery of the very sweet life size replica of the "Legacy" light cycle that made a surprise appearance at this year's Comic-Con here.
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2016 APS Mentor Awards
APS Past President Henry L. "Roddy" Roediger, III, once convinced a graduate student to don a gorilla suit to get a leading scientist's attention. APS Past President Susan T. Fiske nudged a student to explore such intimidating subjects as magnet physics and electrophysiology. These unusual guiding gestures have earned Fiske and Roediger, along with APS Fellows Richard N. Aslin and Yaacov Trope, the 2016 APS Mentor Award. ... More>
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The Apple iPad is vulnerable to the iPhone Ikee worm, says PandaLabs, the antimalware research arm of Panda Security.
The malware, originally aimed at jailbroken iPhones, can infect iPads because they use the same operating system.
This does not mean there will be an avalanche of infections, said Luis Corrons, technical director of PandaLabs.
But, as Apple takes more market share, cyber-crooks will show more interest in targeting those that use this platform, he said.
"We are certainly beginning to see more proofs of concept, and so we would advise all Mac users to follow the manufacturer's recommendations to maximise security on their operating systems," said Corrons.
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New way to access meeting content and webcasts
Strathcona County is now using eScribe software to manage Council and Priorities Committee meeting reports, minutes and webcasts.
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Agenda packages are added to the website the Wednesday prior to each meeting, usually by 4:30 p.m.
Minutes are posted to the website once they are approved by Council.
When a Council or Priorities Committee meeting is in session, the live webcast is available to watch. Archived webcasts are usually posted within 3 workings days following the meeting.
There may occasionally be a delay in posting agenda packages, minutes and webcasts as a result of technical problems; if this occurs, we will make every effort to post the materials as soon as possible.
Agendas, reports and minutes for meetings prior to September 29, 2015 can be found on the archived agendas, reports and minutes page.
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LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Dodgers finalized their signing of two-time All-Star right fielder Andre Ethier to a five-year, $85 million contract extension Tuesday, the latest step in the ongoing effort to lock up the team's core of young talent.
Ethier said a key factor in his decision to accept a long-term deal from the Dodgers rather than testing a potentially more lucrative free-agent market in the fall was a result of the assurances from general manager Ned Colletti and new team president Stan Kasten that team officials will make every effort -- including spending money -- to keep the club competitive.
"I know for a fact that Ned and Stan ... are going to try their hardest to make this the best team and the best organization, as it should be, and give this city and these fans something to be proud of the next couple of years," Ethier said. "I guess today is one of the starting points toward doing that."
The deal, which begins next season and runs through 2017, also includes a vesting club option for 2018 for $17.5 million with a $2.5 million buyout.
Ethier will receive salaries of $13.5 million in 2013, $15.5 million in 2014, $18 million each in 2015 and 2016, and $17.5 million in 2017. The option will vest if Ethier has at least 550 plate appearances in 2017 or at least 1,100 plate appearances combined in 2016-17.
Ethier has reached 550 plate appearances in each of the past four seasons despite missing the final three weeks of last season following knee surgery. Because of that surgery, Colletti said he wanted to wait until the season was well under way before deciding whether to lock up Ethier.
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It was within the past two to three weeks, Colletti said, with the Guggenheim Baseball Group having completed its purchase of the team and installed Kasten to run day-to-day operations, that Colletti began having in-depth discussions with Ethier's agent, Nez Balelo. Both parties knew time was of the essence because the season was ongoing and the negotiations potentially could become a distraction for one of the Dodgers' key players.
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Ethier said the decision to pass up free agency wasn't a hard one given the assurances he received from Colletti and Kasten and the comfort level he felt in the clubhouse.
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"But this spring, from day one, that wasn't the case. These guys enjoyed each other, knew their roles and knew where they needed to be. Guys pull for each other. This is a fun place to be when that happens. That is something to be said for the people who put this team together."
Ethier's signing comes on the heels of two others by the Dodgers. At the end of spring training last year, they locked up right-hander Chad Billingsley with a three-year, $35 million deal that didn't begin until this season. Last winter, shortly before that initial meeting between Colletti and Ethier, the Dodgers signed star center fielder Matt Kemp to an eight-year, $160 million contract, the richest in franchise history.
It is a clear indication that one of the goals is to keep the core of the team together as long as possible, something that caused Kasten to reminisce on his own time as president of the Atlanta Braves, who won 14 consecutive division titles during his tenure.
"I don't know if [the Braves] were successful because they stayed together or if they stayed together because they were successful," Kasten said. "But I do know it felt better for the fans. They felt like they grew up with that team. ... [Ethier] is good on the field, he is an All-Star, a Gold Glove player. He is obviously a solid family person who loves this community and has worked in this community. That is a solid profile.
"That is what we want the Dodgers to be. It is special to be a Dodger. The more players we can get to feel that way, the better off we will all be."


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Stilly Valley Bombers fall in tiebreaker inning
MILL CREEK — Despite a blockbuster offensive performance in the second inning, the Stilly Valley Bombers couldn't quite hold on to stay alive in the Mill Creek minors tournament.
They were eliminated 14-11 by the Pacific Rebels June 23 at Freedom Field.
Some defensive jitters by the Bombers allowed the Rebels on-base opportunities and the Pacific team, the No. 5 seed out of the same pool as No. 1 seed Mill Creek East, extracted runs from those chances, scoring runs in every inning. They led 4-0 going into the bottom of the second inning when manager Bob Bergley reminded his players of their ability to hit and score.
True to their coach's word, the Stilly Valley team unleashed a fury of hits, leading off with outfielder Isaiah Raether's single and going through the entire 13-man order once. Stilly Valley got on the board by filling up the bases and letting Jake Russell bat in the first run. Drew Bryson walked, sending in another. Stilly Valley took over the lead with the next two batters, Cameron Ferreira knocking in his first of two RBI singles and Jacob Star's two-run double to center field.
After a pair of outs, Stilly Valley continued its rally at the top of their batting order. Isaiah Mitzelfeldt, Nate Raether, Brandon Tucker and Jacob Arnold each knocked in another run for a 9-4 lead by the end of the inning.
Extremely aggressive base running by Pacific kept Stilly Valley a little on edge throughout the game and occasionally caused the Bombers to miscalculate defensively. With four runs in the top of the fourth inning and solid pitching holding off the Bomber batting, Pacific cut Stilly's lead to one run, 11-10.
Officials and coaches agreed to make the fifth inning the game's last due to time, but Pacific scored an infield home run to tie and Isaiah Raether's effort to steal home for the win was called out, forcing an international tiebreaker inning.
With runners starting on first and second base, the first Pacific batter tripled and snuck home for the 14-11 lead. Stilly Valley was unable to score its runners.
"We played a very good team. They fought back hard, we fought hard," Bergley said. "It was just one too many base hits by them."
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MRDD asking voters to renew levy
The Clermont County Board of Mental Retardation and Development Disabilities (MRDD) will be asking voters to renew a .75-mill levy in November. "We are asking voters to support the renewal levy," said MRDD superintendent Sharon Woodrow. "It is crucial to renew the levy this year because the five-year levy that voters approved in 2003 expires next year."
Amelia Council expected to amend curfew ordinance
Amelia is amending its curfew ordinance. In place for decades, the curfew ordinance as it exists now needs revision and some adjustments to meet the changing times, said mayor Mike Scharf.
Horticulturalist joins OSU Extension
After a long wait, the gardening gloves filled by former OSU Extension horticulturist Gary Gao have again been brought to life. Cindy Burskey, who recently began service as the new horticulturalist for the Clermont County Extension, said that she looks forward to endorsing and enhancing the practice of agriculture and horticulture in the county.
Village Association laying groundwork
The village of Batavia has been an official member of the Ohio Main Street Program since 2004. The program, which is administered statewide by Heritage, Ohio and locally by the Village Association of Batavia (VAOB), is a national initiative designed to restore and revitalize downtown commercial districts.
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Humvee donated to Batavia Township for war memorial
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Slavonska Kuca: Slavonian delights
This restaurant has (re)opened in 2006 and became popular instantly because of its traditional, good food served in a traditionally designed interior for a fraction of the price you would have to pay anywhere in Europe (if they served this kind of food). On Sundays, they serve a "Sunday family lunch" for 45KN per person btw 11:00&16:00h; that's more than just value for money.
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El Paso is a lovely restaurant on the river Drava quay, on two levels. The upper flor can be too hot in the summer, and in the lower part you can sit by the river ectly and enjoy a bit of fresh breeze.
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