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Hospira Announces A Nationwide Voluntary Recall Of One Lot Of Hydromorphone Hydrochloride Injection 1 MG/ML, (C-II) 1 ML Fill In 2.5 ML Carpuject, That May Contain More Than The Intended Fill Volume
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - May 12, 2012 - Hospira, Inc. (NYSE: HSP), announced today it is initiating a voluntary user level recall of one lot of Hydromorphone Injection, USP, 1 mg/mL (C-II), 1 mL fill in 2.5 mL Carpuject™, NDC 0409-1283-31, due to two reported complaints of a single Carpuject containing more than the 1 mL labeled fill volume.
Opioid pain medications such as Hydromorphone have life-threatening consequences if overdosed. Those consequences can include respiratory depression (slowed breathing or suspension of breathing), low blood pressure and reduced heart rate including circulatory collapse.
The affected product is a prefilled glass cartridge for use with the Carpuject Syringe system. The affected lot number is 07547LL. The expiration date is July 1, 2013.
The affected lot was distributed in September – October 2011. It was initially distributed to wholesalers and a limited number of hospitals in Alaska, Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Delaware, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington, and Wisconsin. Hospira is undertaking this recall in consideration of the potential for safety issues if the product is administered to patients.
Hospira has not received any reports of adverse events related to this issue for this lot. Hospira has initiated an investigation to determine the root cause and preventive actions. Consumers should contact their physician or healthcare provider if they have experienced any problems that may be related to taking or using this product.
Anyone with an existing inventory should stop use and distribution, quarantine the product immediately, and call Stericycle at 1-888-912-7093 to arrange for the return of the product. Replacement product from other lots is available. Customers can send their DEA 222 form to Hospira, 1635 Stone Ridge Drive, Stone Mountain, GA 30083 to order replacement product.
For medical inquiries, please contact Hospira Medical Communications at 1-800-615-0187. This phone number is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Any adverse reactions or quality problems experienced with the use of this product may be reported to the FDA's MedWatch Adverse Events Program either online, buy regular mail or by fax.
- Online: www.fda.gov/medwatch/report.htm
- Regular mail: use postage-paid, pre-addressed Form FDA3500 available at www.fda.gove/MedWatch/getforms.htm
- Fax: 1-800-FDA-0178
This recall is being conducted with the knowledge of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
About Hospira
Hospira, Inc. is the world's leading provider of injectable drugs and infusion technologies. Through its broad, integrated portfolio, Hospira is uniquely positioned to Advance Wellness™ by improving patient and caregiver safety while reducing healthcare costs. The company is headquartered in Lake Forest, Ill., and has approximately 15,000 employees. Learn more at www.hospira.com .
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Formula One: Silverstone win would be a Brit of all right for Button
Jenson Button has promised his fans something to go with their burgers and fries if he wins at Silverstone this Sunday: doughnuts.
Harking back to his best memory of the race, when Nigel Mansell won in 1992, he smiles and says: "If I win this time, I definitely wouldn't bother employing me for the next race! I'd be celebrating hard for a week!
"Remember when Nigel won and ran over that guy on the track afterwards? The fans are a big part of it all, and we need them to survive.
"When you watch races from the '80s and '90s, it's an amazing atmosphere. You can't do those track invasions any more because of health and safety, but they're amazing to watch.
"And we aren't allowed to pick up flags any more, and it would be nice to do that, too. So if I win I would be doing doughnuts even if they aren't allowed either; I wouldn't care about that by that point!"
Compared to his McLaren team-mate Lewis Hamilton, who's had a troubled time this year, Button is in a very happy place right now even if his car isn't always as competitive as a Red Bull. Winning the world championship back in 2009 definitely relaxed him. It gave him status and validated him as a racing driver, after years of struggling in mediocre cars following a brilliant rookie season with BMW Williams in 2000. Now he appears super-relaxed most of the time — though Monaco proved a stress high point — a man at ease with himself and his place in the Formula One firmament.
In his private life he is settled and happy with model Jessica Michibata, who travels to most races with him. After all the management upheavals of his early years, his decision to employ Richard Goddard proved very shrewd. When he signed up in 2006, the amiable businessman told him: "Don't pay me until the end of the season. Then, if you think I've done a good job, pay me what you think I'm worth."
Quite a remarkable modus operandi by F1's usual grasping standards, but then Button himself is quite a remarkable fellow. Their joint decision to switch to McLaren for 2010 was as prescient as had been the decision the previous winter to hang on in the desperate hope that Ross Brawn, Nick Fry and their partners at Brawn really could pull the fat from the Honda fire which had petered out.
That leap of faith ultimately won him the crown, just as surely as the move to McLaren helped him to avoid the wilderness in which Nico Rosberg and Michael Schumacher find themselves in the Brawn team, now owned by Mercedes.
While homegrown Hamilton provides the fireworks and some spectacular opportunism at McLaren, Button is the perfect anchorman. He's said he wants to end his career there, which is why rumours of a possible switch to Ferrari to partner Fernando Alonso seem wide of the mark.
He's clearly very happy where he is, and McLaren love him the way they do Hamilton. He's fast and smooth, very easy on his tyres, provides strong feedback and a calming influence, doesn't criticise the team in public, and rarely makes mistakes.
But the clock is ticking, and there's one crucial gap in his life. Winning at home.
"It seems that every interview I do now, people talk about how many more years are you racing, when are you retiring?" he joked recently.
"But I'm only 31, so there is a lot of life left in me yet, and hopefully quite a few more British Grands Prix. I still want to achieve more. I want to win more races, I want to challenge for more world championships. This year, I've had some great races and I've really enjoyed it, and that's the most important thing.
"Getting the win in Canada was very special for me, and that will definitely keep me going for quite a bit longer in the sport in terms of excitement and really wanting to get back to that. It becomes very addictive, winning, and you really miss it when you haven't got it."
So what would winning there mean for the man whose greatest successes are coming towards the end of his career?
"The British GP is a big gap in my trophy cabinet," he says with a chuckle. "Actually, I've only just started putting some of my trophies in the cabinet in the house, the rest are in storage. It's the one I would love to win. It's the one that's missing in the cabinet, but it's not so much for the trophy as for the British fans.
"Canada was so special, but the British race is even more, and I've never been on the podium there!"
The lack of success rankles, especially when he's heard all the stories of how it feels to win at home from the likes of Jackie Stewart, Nigel Mansell, Damon Hill, Johnny Herbert, David Coulthard and Hamilton. Nice guy he might be, but Button will do whatever it takes for a slice of that.
"Everyone wants to win their home grand prix, or at least be on the podium," he says. "I'd love to have a good result in front of the home crowd. Winning would be out of this world, but even being on the podium would be special."
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If there's one thing the last 40 or 50 years have proven, it's that Sally Field is always going to be around. She's just one of those people no one wants to see go anywhere. It started when she was the plucky teen surfer girl and airborne wife of Jesus, stuck around through her multiple personality experiences, solidified during her time as Burt Reynolds' hot arm candy, became the stuff of legend when the Academy chose to her as the one they liked the best and finally has made her one of cinema's most beloved mommies. Sure our reasons for loving Sally may have evolved over the years, we still love it when she shows up.
A total California girl from day one, Sally got her start in Pasadena, CA on Nov. 6, 1946, the daughter of a U.S. Army Captain and a Paramount contract player known for cult movies and bit parts in episodic TV shows. Her parents split when Sally was 3, her mom remarrying to famed stunt man Jock Mahoney a short time later. Sally did not get along with her new step father, frequently clashing with him throughout her teen years. However rocky their relationship, he knew from his experience as an actor that her ambitions to do the same needed to be encouraged and developed properly. Thus her embarkation on a summer acting workshop at Columbia Pictures, where she was discovered by ABC casting agents. At 18, she was getting offered her first lead role. It wouldn't be her last.
This leading role based on the popular Gidget book and movies proved to be an innovative approach to teen television shows and a harbinger of things to come. Revolving around the fun-loving SoCal girl spending her days surfing and having adventures, Gidget routinely turned to the camera and spoke to the audience as she went about getting into and out of trouble - an approach that became all too common later on. There was trouble for Sally even before the show started. The producers required their Gidget to have some proficiency at surfing. Despite being born and raised a California girl, Sally had zero experience at surfing. But like many a deficient actor hungry for a role, she swore she had it anyway. Fortunately for her, they had already moved into the production phase by the time anyone realized she needed lessons just to stand on a surfboard before a rear-projection screen. Their little surfer girl would just have to remain anything but in real life.
Unfortunately for the show and Sally, Gidget's decidedly teen-oriented target audience was not making the viewing decisions in most households in 1965, causing the show to literally be buried in the ratings by its primetime competition, The Beverly Hillbillies. Gidget's parent network, ABC, had an opportunity to innovate the following summer when Gidget's ratings and Sally's popularity skyrocketed among young viewers watching summer reruns. ABC failed to see the potential there and the show was cancelled soon thereafter.
Sally continued on, making her movie debut alongside Kirk Douglas and Robert Mitchum in THE WAY WEST in 1967. With fresh memories of her appeal to young audiences and Gidget's lost potential in mind, ABC offered Sally a new series that same year. Revolving around the inane idea of a nun who helps the unfortunate by taking flight thanks to a petite frame and an oversized habit, The Flying Nun took several critical skewerings throughout its 3-year run. The show was nonetheless a hit with viewers, thanks mostly to Sally's irresistible appeal. Good for ABC, but not helpful to Sally, who earned a reputation as a lightweight comic actress for some time afterward. The show also became a pop culture joke for years following its cancellation, making Sally's desire for serious parts even more difficult. Not surprisingly, Sally turned down flat an inexplicable offer from ABC to do an updated TV movie based on The Flying Nun during the early 80s.
In 1968 Sally married her first husband Steven Craig, with whom she had two sons. As an actress in the early 70s, Sally was pretty much all about the TV movies and series. Her 1971 counterculture movie of the week Maybe I'll Come Home in the Spring saw her play a former drug addict struggling to come to terms with her conservative family. The 1972 TV movie Home for the Holidays was a suspense thriller with Sally as the youngest of 3 sisters stalked by killers after their inheritance. She returned briefly to comedy with the ESP-themed series The Girl with Something Extra in 1973, playing a newlywed with psychic powers, but the show went nowhere. Two years later she divorced her husband and set out to reinvent herself as a dramatic actress.
One of her first roles in this second era of her career was the bizarrely cast and mostly forgotten 1976 film STAY HUNGRY, playing the romantic interest to "The Dude" himself Jeff Bridges and Arnold Schwarzenegger of all people. The film was quickly and understandably forgotten, though it did produce Sally's one and only nude scene. Sally's real debut as a player on the drama scene was her performance in the 1976 miniseries Sybil, playing a graduate student with an abusive childhood that produces within her 16 different personalities. Her watershed performance won Sally her first Emmy and plenty of new street cred with the dramatic community. The flying nun was now permanently grounded.
Shortly after her success with Sybil, Sally met and became romantically involved with 70s hairy heart throb Burt Reynolds. Together they enjoyed massive box office success with their redneck car chase epic SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT, which earned over $100 million at the box office that year, right behind STAR WARS. Wanting to keep a good thing going, Sally and Burt reunited for more movies through the end of the 70s, among them THE END, HOOPER and the sequel to BANDIT in 1980. Yet before the close of the 70s, she had one more role to play. Sally's 1979 role as a determined garment factory worker willing to give up everything for the right to unionize in the labor love letter NORMA RAE proved to be a ticket to the big time. Her performance earned her a Best Actress Oscar and an invitation to the A-list. Sadly for Burt, her new success meant being his arm candy, both on and off screen, was no longer an option for shooting star Sally. By the early 80s, their relationship was over. Reynolds later praised Sally as the true love of his life.
On her own and with a bevvy of juicy roles on her docket, Sally spent the next few years scoring one dramatic hit after another. The first was her role alongside Paul Newman in the 1981 drama ABSENCE OF MALICE, playing a journalist whose articles expose the private life of the son of a local crime boss. Another dramatic role in the May-December love story MURPHY'S ROMANCE saw Sally playing a divorced mother in a small town who finds love from an unlikely local. In a real life dose of love, Sally married in 1984 to her second husband, producer Alan Greisman with whom she had one more child. That year also saw Sally score her second Oscar with her performance in PLACES IN THE HEART, playing a depression-era window trying to make a go of her cotton farm along with a group of unlikely helpers. Sally's gushing acceptance speech went on to become one of the great moments in Oscar history and a frequent reason to poke fun at Sally for many a late night comic for some time to follow:
I haven't had an orthodox career, and I've wanted more than anything to have your respect. The first time I didn't feel it, but this time I feel it, and I can't deny the fact that you like me, right now, you like me!
Sally had a few more memorable roles in late 80s sleepers PUNCHLINE and STEEL MAGNOLIAS, as well as a few 90s hits with MRS. DOUBTFIRE and her memorable role as Momma Gump in 1994's FORREST GUMP. Yet by the mid 90s it was clear her career had begun to cool off from its previous lava like temps back in the early 80s. Her second marriage also cooled off around this time, ending with a divorce in 1993. Recalling past TV success, Sally returned to the boob tube throughout the late 90s and early 2000s, doing recurring roles on shows like The Larry Sanders Show and ER, the later earning her a second primetime Emmy win in 2001. During the 90s and 2000s Sally began working behind the camera as well, directing and starring in the TV movie A Woman of Independent Means. She directed an episode of long time friend and co-star Tom Hanks' HBO space race saga From The Earth To The Moon in 1998. Her feature film directorial debut came in 2000 with the film BEAUTIFUL starring Minnie Driver.
Though quite capable behind the scenes, it's in front of the camera where Sally has always shined the brightest. More TV and film work followed throughout the 2000s, including a 3rd Emmy for her performance as a widow who does her best to keep the family together following the death of her husband on the ABC show Brothers & Sisters, a show that brought Sally home in a number of ways. Not only was it a homecoming with the network who gave Sally her first big break 40 years earlier, but also in the location of the show, which takes place in her native Pasadena. Her Emmy win for Brothers & Sisters gave her another opportunity to give a memorable acceptance speech, where she chided the destructive wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, remarking to the audience "Let's face it - if the mothers ruled the world, there would be no goddamned wars in the first place."
Following Brothers & Sisters cancellation, Sally once again made a celebrated return to the big screen with her Oscar-nominated role as the troubled wife of the assassinated 16th President in Steven Spielberg's epic biopic LINCOLN. For her fantastic performance, she earned her 3rd Oscar nomination and 11th Golden Globe nom. Playing The First Lady to one of the greatest US Presidents was a nice cherry on top of her almost 50-year career. No doubt there were many ready to write her off back in the beginning when she was seen as little more than a cute face on a silly TV show. Boy did she show them. Now literally bathed in awards, respect and memorable roles in all kinds of TV and movie productions, Sally has truly become the one everyone really, really likes.


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Ghetts Takes It Back To The Grassroots For Risky Roadz 2016
Ghetts Takes It Back To The Grassroots For Risky Roadz 2016
Taking us back to where the journey began, East London born MC Ghetts starts 2016 with a bang by releasing his "Risky Roadz Freestyle 2016".
He broke records when his "Rebel With A Cause" album reached the UK Top 20 without the support of a label or major PR team, and Ghetts is preparing to do it all over again with his follow up releases.
Dropping his "Risky Roadz Freestyle 2016" exclusively via GRM Daily, the Londoner spits some serious fire and shows exactly how much fire and hunger he has inside him, and why he remains one of the UK's best loved MC's. With a career spanning over 12 years and numerous projects and accolades under his belt, it's only a matter of time before Ghetts is back on top with his forthcoming project due later this year!
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Suspect linked to deadly Columbia robbery arrested
COLUMBIA, Mo. - Police have arrested Darrius Edwards for murder in connection with a robbery that turned deadly in April.
According to investigators, Edwards and two other people tried to rob an apartment on West Texas Avenue on April 22. One of the people living there shot at the invaders, hitting two of them. Derrick Brookins died from his injuries, and Edwards was taken to a hospital. Officials haven't said when Edwards left the hospital, but he was arrested and booked into the Boone County jail Wednesday night.
Two other people have been charged in connection to the robbery. Deshai Richardson, 23, and She'aun Prince, 22, have also been arrested and charged for second degree murder. They and Edwards are charged with murder because Brookins died during the commission of a crime.
Family of the suspected shooter said the incident happened in self-defense. 28-year-old Reggie Bentley lives in the apartments on the street, and family members told ABC 17 News he was jumped in his doorway Tuesday afternoon by three people.
In the struggle that followed, they said Bentley shot two men. Family said Bentley did not know who he shot or where he shot them, but took the opportunity to run across the street. Neighbors also reported a man running through their yards just before 2 p.m. Police were searching for a green Chevy Impala carrying one to three possible suspects.
According to emergency scanner traffic, a person with a gunshot wound also walked into MU Women's and Children's Hospital shortly after the shooting. ABC 17's Jillian Fertig saw two police cars in the hospital parking lot around 2:45 p.m. Officers returned to their vehicles carrying evidence.
The family of Bentley spent Wednesday afternoon cleaning out his apartment and getting ready to move, and crime tape has been removed.
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I bought the m5 back in early november 2013, and it started snowing shortly after that. So i have only driven it a hand full of times since november. Last night I took it out, and I kept finding new questions...maily on the SMG. So im here asking you guys if you have any tips on how to use the SMG properly, and how to use the car generally overall. A few of my questions below...
1. Do you let off the gas when shifting?
* I heard you can burn the clutch.
2. When is a good rmp to shift in city driving?
* I heard mid shifting is bad for the Tranny.
3. When leaving a traffic light, I notice as i let off the breaks, it takes a second for the car to be released, is this normal, and do i wait before accelerating?
I just don't want to destroy the expensive engine, I really can't afford the use the ol' trail and error method. Any other tips or tricks on how to drive this car would be great. I know im going overboard, but everyone says you can't drive this car like a normal car...and no one explains what they are talking about!
I own an 08' m6 e63 smg...I've read that you do not need to let off of the gas when shifting. The car will work with you once you get used to driving smg. That delay you feel when coming to a stop is normal. Once u've mastered the smg you rarely will feel that extra push feeling when coming to a full stop. It's a pretty tough engine so don't worry about messing it up..though I would recommend an extended warranty. My m6 isn't a daily driver and only driven on nice days..so I know the feeling of wanting to get used to it and drive it more lol.
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Thanks for the advice! Do you have any tips on city driving? Currently I will keep from shifting often, and just keep the car in 2nd, 3rd, or 4th, when driving city. I'm just curious if its okay to cruise with the RPM around 3-5,000?
I'll be honest I'm not sure. Hopefully another member can weigh in that knows more..
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1. Do you let off the gas when shifting?
* I heard you can burn the clutch.
Yes, a lot of M5 owners let of slightly during the shift, this tends to result in smoother shifts. It's not bad on the clutch at all, it's a good habit to have if you're concerned about smooth shifts.
2. When is a good rmp to shift in city driving?
* I heard mid shifting is bad for the Tranny.
If I'm just cruising around in traffic I shift between 3,500 and 4,000. Shifting around there combined with a slight lift-off during the shift makes it about as smooth as possible for the SMG. In stop and go traffic, there's just no good method, it sucks. I have a road I hit on my way home from work that is 10 minutes of stop and go, completely unavoidable (any alternate routes are 10+ minutes further and also have traffic) and it sucks. I typically never get out of first gear.
3. When leaving a traffic light, I notice as i let off the breaks, it takes a second for the car to be released, is this normal, and do i wait before accelerating?
That is the hill-assist and is very helpful with these cars since there is no tourque converter to keep you from moving. The hill assist engages for about a second, or until you hit the gas. It'll keep you from rolling forwards/backwards until you can get on the gas and move. Helpful since you can't regulate with a clutch pedal.
I've had my car for almost 2 months now and am still learning things. I get to drive my car to work every day though. It truly is an incredible machine.
Thank you so much! This really helped. I guess once spring gets here I'll be a little more prepaid. It's been frustrating buying this car in November, and basically putting in the garage for the winter. I've only driven it 7 or 8 days since I owned it. So I have the idea on how it operates and how to get smooth correct shifts, but still need more seat time before I truly learn the car and everything becomes like clockwork.
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Alton Daily Telegraph (Newspaper) - December 29, 1890, Alton, Illinois ALTON DAILY TELEGRAPH. VOLUME 30. -:r_ALTON, ILL., MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 29. 1890. NO 172 IC TIIH'll IO I HILD OF FOOLING. Gen. Mile# Think# He Should Attack the Indians. THE KILLING OF KILGORE. I STORY TOLO BY A HALF - BREED. rBlank Books. Day Book?, Join nils I edgers, sizes and styles of bulling*. Cash Books, etc , alt Memorandums. Just received, un entirely new and well assorted^stock of Memorandums. X XX IL S. We handle only the beat. Levin* ii aud Ely* he's are-non v corosive. Front does not injure these Iuka. They have no sediment. MrOur Inks are especially adapted for uss In Sty Agraphic and Fountain I'eus. I3 ens. We carry in stock F.sterbruoks and Gillott'# (the only good pens). For it Gold Pin there is none superior to the "Johnson" Pen of which we have a well assorted stock of all size*. The same with or without pearl handle. ■\K7"x*itingr Tablets. If in need of anything iii thin line. y'Mi should examine our large and complete aasortmeut Tissue Paper. Imported and Domestic, and Flower Material#. At CHAS. J. DEGENHART^, Third and Piasa stw, Merry Christmas FKRKU M KS FROM IO- UP. Kine y \ ir- NICK Sachet Powders, Cologne^ Candier Combs, Brushes# rors, Fine Soaps, Kt<*. * —o— AT 1 MARSH'S DRUG STORE ALTON AND UPPER ALTON, Me Believes Thai the Friendlf I Hilton* Who Went to the Had IjuhI* to Indue* She Hostiles to Bet arn Hate Been Pat to UtilS—Kotlilai In the Atar, About Ca|>(. Fountain Being Hammed In bg SOO Indians. Dr nvkr, Colo., Dec. SB.—A special from Creston, 8. D., to Tim New* says: Things which a few days ago under the policy of Gen Brooke, tended to a cessation of boa tilities, are just now the reverse. Gob. Carr received a telegram late Friday night from Col. Sumner that the Indians from Hump's and Big Foot's camp, whom bo had supposed to have held as prisoners, had escaped and were heading for the Had I .ands. At daylight Gen. Carr and six troops pulled out from bere to liitercepO them or capture and destroy them, but mo far no word has been received from the general. The Indians are still carrying on their depredations aa usual, aud are grow* ing much Gilder, having stolen three valuable horses and ten bead of stock out of a corral Friday night at a randie of a Mr. Horns, situated only ten miles from this comp on the Cheyenne river. Only Ahunt ISO Friendlies. A half-breed who came Into camp aud wa* interviewed, says he left I*ine Ridge agency a few days before the .VO friendly Indians left there for the Hot! I .ands to induce their hostile brethren to come in and he declares the number of friendlies bi greatly exaggerated and that they did not number over I.VI in all He says he na* in one of the hostiles' tepees outside of Fine River agency where a number of hucks were congregated and that the squaws were crying and saying that t ney would never return, and commenced sing ing the death dam* around them. He says there are at the leant calculation from SUb to <M) warriors among them, all well armed, and all declaring that they would tight. They also told him of a young Indian whom they I ' I put to death by torture a few days br lore because he came to try aud Induce them to return to til* agency. lim. Miles Tired of Fooling. He says he knows this to be true, as til* young Indian left Fine Ridge over a week ago (Mr the Had land* stronghold and ha* never returned. Ile also says he en terrains great fear* aa to the I## friendlies who went out, as be is almost sun* that the majority, lf not alt of them, will lie killed He says that they have an I admen ss stock of provisions and their stronghold is skillfully fortified and is almost impregnable He Counted over IU© tepee* on the side nearest tbs Fine Ridge agency and sixty-three an the other Mite. He **y» that love nor money would not bring him near their stronghold again as he is afraid that should they recognise him he would be killed alco. Gen Mile*, who la in Rapid City, said .Saturday that he wa* tired of footing with the** Indium* and thought that the Iiest thing to lie done wa* to ah tack them without any further delay. C*pt. Fountain bn* Hemmed la. iMcKlKeox. N. D., Dee. 8#.—Limit. Sydenham and the Scoot Silence, of CxpL Fountain's command of the Eighth cavalry. have arrived bere with dispatch**. They say that there is no truth in the ■tory th*t the command is bernard in by MIO bundle* in th* C*v* Hill*. Up to Cbrl-tm** morning Capt. Fountain bad not lawn able to discover any trace of In statement* Going to show That Irby Did Not lh. It. Laurens, 8. C., Dec. ».—"!• United States Senator-Elect Irby a murderer'" This question is being aahed from one end of the country to the other. The story of the killing of Kilgore, in which Col. Irby la Involved, the conviction of Alfred Mo-Ninch, another accessory, ami th* acquittal of Irby is an intereating on*. The po- j lit leal enemies of the senator elect have been rehashing the old rumor* of the •olomd's guilt, but Irby has preferred to toke no notice of them. The affair, which caused so much excitement, occurred In February, IWY While Kilgore and Irby. who were friends, were on the public street, a young mon came up aud told Irby that a barly stone cutter had threat flied to whip him. Kilgore Immediately volunteered to take bbl part. The fellow arrive*! at that moment and proceeded to put his threat into effect. Fired Their Pistols In aport. Kilgore laid hold of him and threw him tothe ground. The stone cutter jumped up aud took to hi* heels. Kilgore and Irby. In a spirit of sport, fired their pistols up the street. On walking further up the street they met Alfred McNinch and John Blackwell who were cursing the scoundrels who hail shot their horses Blackwell and Kilgore got into an altercation over the matter which involved a previous quarrel In which pistol bring Unfit place. HcNinch in exchanging shots fired ♦hr*'* flails into Kilgore's body. Irby and several other* rushed up and sejwrated the men. McNiuch was arrested, convicted and sentenced lobe hanged. The instant he wa* found guilty Irby's friends made him leave the country. Irby stayed a year in Edgefield county, in Kansas Hod Nothing to Bo with It. When popular excitement bail subsided he returned and stood his trial. Never wa# a man more completely exonerated. At the trial the jury remained out thirty minute* and brought in a verdict of not guilty. A reporter visited McNiuch Friday and alg nilled from him the following statement, taken in writing at his dictation. "t ai. Irby hod no more to do with the killing of Kilgore than von dill All he dbl was to do what he could to keep me from being mobbed. After the fight was over he gig me away. Kilgore aud I got to shooting, and one of us had to go. I killed him in self defense. I swore to that on the stand Kilgore aud Irby were • good friends, and they came there together. ' After serving four year* in the I penitentiary McNiuch was pardoned by Civil Service ('omtnissiooer Thompson, tlieu governor of the m«st*, on account of good behavior and valuable aer* ices rendered to the penitentiary authorities MFPnUYR P!FOT muulimiuO i LiJiiuuDs R. G. Dun & Co. Report a Prof-itable Business. MONEY EASIER, FAILURES FEWER. SKATE S a un SCT Y What WHI Be Ihinr with the Mossy. DI bus, Due. »-Tbe Freeman'■ Journal say* that comm unicat Iou* have passed between William O Rrien and Timothy Harrington, ParneUite, which have resulted la an arrangenwut whereby the money now in the hands of tile National organisation ore to be devoted to iii* maintenance of tile tenaut* on the plan of campaign estates, a* well aa other tenants in charge of t be National league. All disbursements will I*- mode by Joseph K. Kenny, M. P., and Alfred NS ebb, M. P., Dublin treasurers of tbe evicted !ri*b fund. It is *l*o designed by tbe arrangement that funds raised iu Amenia shall I* for-wanted to both throe gentlemen ae tree** utero. ______ Killed by rn Deadly Wire. Dx xvi. it, Colo., Dec a#—Charles McDonnell, e lineman employed by the Electric Light company, was instantly killed Friday evening by coming in contact with a live wire. He wa* working on th# top of e pol# near Eighteenth and Blake th* shock be ^ _________ "____ , streets, and after receiving durns, but had learned that Sitting Bull*# fell aero#* the wires, bis hand grasping the follower* are on tWlr way to th* Fin* wile that killed bim. In a moment the ITS NO SECRET. That oar STOCK Is tho MOST COMPLETE ever Drought to Alton. — oall in: W# can abow you Something New as ofu-ii asyou CARPETS: Tapestry. Boily Brussel* Ingrain, -Dd Squares, Rag or Hemp. IN CURTAINS: Dado or Plain, Lace or Portiere HNT RUGS: . Fur Moquetle, Smyrna A Oriental. Linoleums, Oil Cloths, Wire and Cocoa Mats and Finest in Moue* Decoration# Ladle* Uke to #e« the Newest Easiest way to »*« them is to Call frequently whether you wi#h to buy or not. at our The establishment- A. J. HOWELL._ FALL" SUITS. SU PEBtlORSU It" "oF^CLOTH ES. madk re*im /urrit# "111' »ki> rest r< I ali t to « A IjL we a FL- cir - IX TEK SORT ttrrLUm MAHN WL -Witn. perfect Fit* AU. AXD At Figures that will Please H.c. G Montz. Bldg# and Cherry creek reservation". They also stated that store** about ram h-nu n murdered and property destroyed by hue ti lee are also unfounded. Thlak Ihe Tremble I# Ended. OMAHA, Neb., Dec. SO —A special from Pine Bldg* to The WorldHerald say* on* battalion of tb* Heveuth cavalry with two H.ttchkts* gun* and a path train ha* Just fef*. for Wounded Kin*-, about thirty mile* away. Th* indian council in the Had loud* Its* decided in favor of the busti!* a returning to the agency They are now all on I bor way in. Perhap* fifteen or twenty may slip away. but th* anthorine* feel ilia! the indian war bsa been ended. Empowered to H«jr Alesha. Washington GITT, Dec 3#.—Copt. Carroll. Alaska delegate from that terr! tory to congress, *aid Friday that if cttu-gre»* did md think Alaska ut enough Ira-[► adance to give it ail th* facilities and light* it had granted every other outlying settlement of the government, he wa* * rn- . [towered to offer th* sum of #14,000,*® ta# j lite territory, and would pay It over in WU gold piece* at th* short cm notice. This of* j fer, he osid. wa* bona fide. Brat Estate 4 *»r|K»r«ll*»H la Trimble. CUK Am*, Dec. Bertram M. W feat.,u, treasurer of tbe well Ammu real aa-tate corporal iou known a* th* P. IL Stan fey.W mourn company, ha* applied to Judge Haw#* for the appointment of a re-eelier for the concern. P. E Mauley, the ■>re«ideal aud largest stockholder, is charged with appropriating #7U,uH> and having wrecked th* compony by wild and reekicm* »peculation on th* Chicago stock exchange. _ Am. rime Keusostk Assoc tat lea. WasiusoTO* ClTT, Dec ai —At th* aiorning wwsion of tbe American Boawom* lr association Saturday ProSmeor Edward J James read a paper on "A Contribution lo the Theory of Rail read Rate*" lh# paper h«* very generally dia.-u**od by pf fem* ire Clark, Tuttle and others. Paper* which were lo be read by Professor* J a mr- and Ely were omitted, a* their authors were not present _ Surprised the Gwveruor sud Wile. II AKUI** ut'bo, Pa, Dec. rn-At a dinner given Friday evening by Governor aud Mrs Heaver to tbe members of the governor's cafenet, the boe! and boules* were given au agreeable eurprfe* by the pre* rotation to th"m of *n elegant (diver tea ■ervice a* • token of esteem and a* a memorial of their twenty fifth wedding anni Ternary Kv Secretary aion# «*J# **»• presentatiori speech^ ^ I avast wa af til# Chevak## *iri|». Wa "MI h ti TON CITY, » -Th* war department ha* received no information in to garti to the reported rout* n*plate*i in v**i<>n of tit# Cherokee atrip I be *i*q.*rt-rneut commender has standing fest motion* to ke« p th* bo*mwr* «*ut at all hazards and war department ' dicers have mi d*>ul*t that Iii* soldier* will carry out their tart ructious to th* letter. smell of burning fie*h wa* distinguielied and before be could br taken down It became stronger and a feu* smoke arow* from three place* ou the poor fellow's body, producing a scene winch caused the crowd to turn away with horror. He leaves a wife aud family. Explosive la a Nausag* Farter). Cincinnati, Dec. 2V -A email boiler in Loewenatein's sausage factory et Ninth and John attent* expl***l'-*l st ll o cluck Hat unlay morning Th* building wa* * U* moi I* bed aud th* kilt lien of l*»ear Grey, at 24M John street, wrecked, Bertha Grey, aged 14 month*, wa* instantly killed. Following are the uamco of the Injured, none (rf whom are seriously hurt, agcep# Mr*. Loeweurteiu, whose back woe fracture*! aud bruised badly: Mr* Haum, Mrs Hetty Higgins. Jennie Grey, Mr*. Mary Grey, mother of Bertha, and Mike Kennedy. A CissM Coaat's Carte** Beira*#. London, Dec, SM —Count Frau* Von Htockingen. of Vienna, who wa* recently arrested on a charge of defrauding a widow out of 1#,(W0 florins, all she bod, on the pretext that he was llu**i*'s candidate for tbe Bulgarian throne, ami would make her daughter a prim***, has presented the extraordinary defense that he was actually approached by high Russian authority with th# proposal to be-corn# prill*** cif provide! th* Austrian rod rf would consent to the re mo vat af Prince Ferdinand. Trade I* Prospering, Although In Nome Quarter* an Cneertaln Feeling Exists in Kegs rd to F'tnanrlal Legislation—Destructive Competition In Mteol Halls— Not Much Activity In the Speeulatlvo Markets—Failures for the Weeh. Nxw YOUK, Dec. 29.—R. G. Dun Si Co.'s weekly review of trode My*: BuainaM boa progressed as well sa could be expect* rd in a week broken by the Christmas holiday and a great snow storm Tbe holiday trade wa* remarkably heavy here, and at nearly all other points wa* good, which Li by no means evidence that tbe tightness of the money market springs from any general embarrassment of bus! ne** or industry. The volume of payment* through bank* continues larger, though but about 8 per oeut. larger than year ago. Railroad earning* thus far re ported for December also show a gain of about 4 per cent. over those of the birne week* last year. Foreign trade is very heavy, in spite of causes which were expected to imams s material decrease. Tit# un* ertainty in regard to monetary fegi*-f lion, and it* possible effect*, I* still the |,reat obr-tncle, but even this ha* leo* die (orbing influence than it had a week or two ago, SM the prospect of unwise action •ccm* more remote, aud the money mar kets have generally grown easier during Hie pH(*t ac k. not only at the emit, felt at some of lite western and southern center*, ] I lliit-ltla*# Trade Active, Report* from other cities disclose no Important change iu the condition of trade. \Yhole«trie bootie-* naturally slacken" arni is quiet at this tim* of tbe year, ami t Im indi-pusit ion to act is rather iucrea-n-d by tbe tardiness of collection*. At Ihmtott prospect» aret-nnodered better for trod# in woolen aud cot t<>n good*. Conditions' et other t a-lern cities have been not essentially different, though at Fitt-burg lie—enter iron has sold at FHI 'AV tilt- lowest j price for the year, aud all pig iron is at bottom pritN**, Manufactured irtm ie in (air demand and rails are unchanged. The flint glass trode is quite active, with fewer hands idle than for months past, and tbe window glass trade is fair, At pointe further west expectation of improvement ofter January la general, i though the trail# is quiet in wholesale line*, but fully up to last j car's mark. At Kansas City wholesale trade ie quite good, I but cattie and hog receipts are light At Lintoln, Neb,, busine-* exceeds tGat (rf fest year, though fear of state legislation a .aiiist lender* tends to lucre**# til* pre vailing stringency. At Denver the de mend for money I* lighter, and the supply equal to legitimate nreds, but ak Halt I .ak* lite moucy market Is extremely close, and the outlook unsatisfactory. At other points in the north*eat tbe monetary situation seem* rather bitter. Improvement In the Mouth. Report# from the south also indicate some improvement M aim feet u vers at Louisville are fully employed, though money I* wry close. Trail* at Atlanta improves, cotton moving more satisfactorily; and et Galveston receipts exceed last year'* New Orleans report* fair trad* and larger receipts of cotton, the crop be lug there estimated at 7,714),UU) bales; and g.Msl receipt* of sugar and nmlasiios, with steady prices. Throughout t tie south th* fictitious prices maintained last summer and fall for cotton have caused some embarrassment, being followed by the inevitable dc line a* the magnitude of th* crape became known. But morn than 5,144),iii) BARNEY Sc BERRY'S. RUMSKS LV •(Pitts 315 & Hamill, ltd Ie Street. READY FOR THE HOLIDAYS! NEW GOODS. £Come and see Them.;; I, I Jeweler, Alton. CLOCKS la Lore# variety.' Accordians.1 Violins -AND- Guitars._ And their Supplies?1 ilVerware#, Household, Domestic and Standard Sewing He's. Sewing Machine Needle# and Repair# of all kind*, Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles to Suit All. Clock#, Watches and Jewelry Retired. — FINK — GOLD and MIA'BR WATCHES'. —RICH — JEWELRY —AXD— SILVERWARE FRANK BUDDE, Wines AN I I KUB! HCH o DEALER IX and Liquors. I— AGENT FOR -o— KOTTLKD BEER hand. Good# de* Also a tine atoek of Genuine Wioe Vinegar on _ I Miles have already pasted out of th# hands wvertHj ^ aay part of the city free of charge. Southeast oorner of Bell# of producers, mainly at fair price*. Hi*' ----» ' * — dally encouraging that thu* far there has bern bo little emltarreiwment and so ll rm kern sa l«*l**tly Billed. ST THOMA", Oat , De- * A rearefod collision occurred about IO o'clock Thur* day night between two freight train* on the Michigan Central near luna, resulting in tbe death of Brakeman Hector Grant, of this city, and the serioue injury of three other trainmen Grant wa* instantly killed Conductor Cole llommoud sustained a fracture of the leg; Brakeman (feorg# Benedict hod a foot crushed, and Fireman Thomoa Burk# had hi* head cut, ___________ Fatal Collis!*'* on tbe K*ll. Fiu*no, CaL, Dec. 89 A -freight train n.wl two wild engines collided three mile* north of this city Friday night J. Lafferty * brakeman, was Inst an tty killed. K&gilieer John Moore aud Fireman Steiv lager jumped Th# latuw wa* terribly ma-l.cd and can nut live. Ttw engineer sn*!a'lied a slight fracture of the hip sud proltably iuieruai injuries. _ al.troll Bos# hjr the r»*rt#*ue##. fenMat*, Dot #9.-Th* Fonuguee* gov era me ut ha* shrewdly gr* ti ted valuable pop i us* if ta* in tbs ll imputed pm iou of Mauh alaad. south Africa, to an Fnglisb eouipaity, which I* actively campaigning in i-codon in fe-h.H «'f Ore l^nrtugure* cfejius, aud against the British fouth Af-rkstn company _ ( ut MU Throat with a Basor. London, Dei 29.-The well-known com-pu*rr alai cb*M player, Walter Grim-haw saturday committed suicide by cutting his throat with a rotor. few failure* among the important maim facturiug works recently established in that section. While the situation of tbe iron aud steel iud ii lr , shows no improvement, tbe fact thai the elosiug weeks of tbe year ore |i*'"tug without any serious aet I sick give" encouragement. There is anxiety a* tothe demand which may apjiear with th# new year, since it is generally per trivet! that many work* must remain idle fora tim# unit-"# there Is a decided in c-reaas in consumption. But for most finished pr« al net* the consumption ie even now so great that in any previous year it would have been con Mid erat I eminently Mila factory. Th* exception is the steel rail business, in which a crisis end a destructive competition seem imminent, a provisional agreement made during the [>o*t week in this city haring been defeated by refusal of on eastern mill to sign. The Monetary situation. The woolen manufacturer is clearly en- , Joying a larger demand for most product* aim# importation* acre checked, but a* yet no considerable Improvement in prices ba* been found prat tic#I. Th# readjustment of [trice* in the boot ; and shoe *i»d feather ludo-tries seems to I** pr<ur ••"lug fairly, with Ieee prospect of an> -i rioue eutl>arra*«m«at. On th* whole, ll fear feta never been more fully ( employ< . than in tbe I tier port of UUU I Im monetary situation grows more antiq*, tory. tirc*u«e treasury dislKireemeut* j con! turn and arrivals of gKdd have giveu aid, ami iii# enormous ext SM of merchandise export* over im|*»rt# i» felt. In three arek" of Devein ber ex port* from New York , have Ie, ii 7 percent greater than bo* year, which would indicate heavier export* then iu any prerimta nmuth, while ti,.- im r J,"# in import* fem been 8 per cut. These fact* I*tint t<. att excess et ex-port* a* large a* the #37,*40,141) of loot De I october, awl in November the exec** of i |H,rt- over import* was more than ##V «W),#U). aperu Int I vc Markets. There ha* not been much activity in ■wen btl bm this week, though corn ha* fallen .* I 4 cent*, and o*u I rent. and cut-ton :t P* * rut, felt wheat is •% * cent. higher, coffee I 4 cent, ami tai 4 1-4 i eat* Th* *l4H k market has heeii left to Hie pro fecaional*, who have chosen to do but Utile until fit# re* >«•* ba" »*egun It is believed bv all classes that mullet* *-y pressure will ce**# warn after Jan I, it least for a time, aud if no disturbing I filiation rome" trade may ta* expected to revive with rigor. I It fen good »yrnpt'Hit that, instead of irn*reaaiugtoward the end of the year, failure* have become Ie-* Important aud less frequent. The bu- ties# fadanw occurring throughout Hie oou ii try during the last seven us)* number SXI, a* cum-par, u with a total of 404 lost weak. kor the correspond tug week of loot year th# figures were 2#A aud Fourth et*., (Raible'i old stood.) Alton, IIL Choice Brand# of WINES and LIQUORS Alway* on Hand. GOING OUT % BUSINESS. LEYSER RRO'S. Now is the time for Bargain*-- CHRISTMAS PRESENTS IT HUF PRICE TOTH, CHINA AND llIBQt'K IK)LI.8, VARES TABLES, CHAJ HH, ALBUMS, PI. UMH CARES, — For Chriatmae FresenU, al-- LEYSER'!) NO. 202 THIRD STREET.^ Julius H. Raibla Rectifier, Importerjand Wholesale Dealer in WINES AND LIQUORS. Haying n moved my liuHtne** between Piasa and Belle Stree t, IO lilt) to toy uew building I shall devote my No. 116 Fourth, entire atteutioo WHOLESALE SALES Of all kinds of Wine* and Liquor*, where ail lo their Intercel lo Purchaae their Rupplie# a DEALERS will fi"! It Strictly Wholesale Prices. The Largest and ever brought to thin meut RolahiUheri. Mott Select Stock O' Fine WINES and LIQUORS City—-on hand,—aatl a complete Buttling Deport-Call and Examine. Julius H. Raible 116 Fourth, bet. ♦Belle and Piasa st. See the Selection of Ball Programs, at Thud Mook Bros J and Belle sis. ;
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|480 sq. ft.
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|2 - 4 nights
In the vibrant Belltown district of Downtown Seattle, this Seattle Oasis vacation rental condominium is the perfect hideaway for a romantic weekend in the Capital of the Northwest, or for the single business traveler. With 1 comfortable bedroom and and a premium sleeper sofa, and 1 Bath, this vacation rental will accommodate four guests in a luxurious atmosphere.
This property is managed by Seattle Oasis Vacation Rentals. We are a family owned business, and work everyday to redefine your vacation rental experience. Your satisfaction, as our guest, is our goal.
Ideally situated for visits to visit landmark attractions in Seattle's center, your Downtown Seattle vacation condo is but steps away from all of the restaurants and attractions, as well as Seattle's Space Needle and the nearby Convention Center.
The designer kitchen is fully stocked and perfect for a light lunch or for your own quiet dinner. With 800 thread-count sheets and custom hospitality mattresses, even the most travel-weary guests get a sumptuous night's rest. Wi-Fi equipped and a flat screen television in the living room, guests also enjoy the 3,000 square foot roof top terrace, secure parking and a fitness center on the premises.
To be clear, this building does NOT have air conditioning (almost NO buildings-less than 5%- in Seattle have central air conditioning). Also, be aware that this is a urban environment. In any urban core, you can expect to hear street noise, often late into the evening. If a silent outdoor environment is important to you, downtown Seattle (or any big city for that matter) may not be the best place for you to stay. That being said, this unit in the heart of Seattle--walkable to all the best Seattle has to offer-- and has high quality, noise muffling windows and heavy duty construction. Any questions about this, ask! We want our guests to be happy.
My wife, Sally and I are excited for you to stay with us! We originally purchased a condo in Belltown to use as a second home in the winter of 2007.
Because of our knack at hosting, great marketing and amazing design, what was just an investment has become a full time business. We currently have 30 properties in the heart of Downtown Seattle that we either own or manage on the behalf of others.
Sally is an interior designer by trade, and I'm sure you'll be able to tell when it comes to the quality items to help you feel comfortable while you are staying with us.
We take our position as hosts very seriously. Our condos are cleaned immaculately and have the best staff in the business. We are both foodies, and welcome the ability to share with you the best places in the city!
Thanks, and we look forward to hosting you!
Darik Eaton purchased this condo in 2008
This building is centrally located; close to the Pike Place Market, flagship Nordstrom, Space Needle and Seattle Center, and Seattle waterfront. We are surrounded by an eclectic urban neighborhood, full of shops, restaurants, and nightlife.
You will love our property! You can pack light. We provide everything you will need to make you comfortable during your stay. Besides towels and linens, we provide shampoo, conditioner, body wash, a starter supply of toilet paper and paper towels. A high chair and pack n play are available for a flat rental.
We felt very welcomed when we arrived at the rental. It looked more like a luxury hotel setting. The amazing robes were my favorite. The location was great. A lot of great places within walking distance. Parking in the building was a major convenience!!!
Family of 4 stayed here for three nights while visiting Seattle. Great to have free parking and be within walking distance of everything downtown, space needle, pike's market, etc. We enjoyed the gym and the views from the rooftop deck. A couple of small grocery stores are within walking distance - a Fred Meyer is a bit further away. Room was clean and well-described. Oasis Vacations did a wonderful job managing the place.
We had an incrediable time, loved the place, great location, close to everything....would defiantly stay again!!!
Would stay there again. Location was great- walking distance to a lot of tourist attractions and restaurants.
Unit and Building Details:
-The unit was modern, very clean, and had everything we needed. Felt more like a hotel than an airbnb or VRBO, which I really liked!
-Had a nice welcome basket for us when we arrived, which included sparkling water, regular bottles water, teas, coffee, and microwave popcorn. There were even very organized instructions on how to use the TV and other aspects of the apartment.
-Not sure the square footage but between 400-500sf most likely. Perfect for 2 or 3 people!
-In-unit laundry with laundry detergent and dryer sheets provided in the unit. This along with the fully stocked kitchen made it easy for us on our 10-day and multi-location trip!
-Bathroom was large and had Dove shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. Great water pressure in the shower and there was no lack of hot water!
-Bed was extremely soft, which I suppose could be good or bad depending on your preference.
-Balcony with cool street view!
-Apartment was on 3rd avenue, which is a big bus corridor. If you don't live in a city or are not used to city sounds you might find it a bit noisy, but this is a tradeoff for the central location.
-Rooftop had a great view and lots of chairs, though we didn't use it because it was a chilly October trip.
-Parking was easy. We had access to a covered garage spot and two automatic garage door openers.
Right in the city center! Walk to the Space Needle, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and Chihuly Garden and Glass. Short cab ride from Pike Place Market and Waterfront.
Communication with Seattle Oasis:
An absolute breeze! Gave us very clear instructions before we arrived, check in was easy and flexible (which was helpful because we were uncertain of our exact arrival time).
-Bathroom door was a slider, not a real door, and was broken (wouldn't stay on track) so didn't sufficiently cover the doorway even when "closed". Practically felt as though there was no door at all.
-There was a maintenance request that was fulfilled for the unit during our stay. While this didn't really affect us, it would've been nice to know that someone was planning to enter the apartment while we were out for the day.
-Thought it was odd that we were asked to take out the recycle and trash before check-out.
Overall, this was the perfect spot for my fiancé and I to stay during our 2 night trip to Seattle!
The condo itself was located in a good location even though we had a car we walked to many area restaurants and shopping. The amount of Homeless people in the area was a bit concerning even more so if you had to leave windows open at night due to no AC and you could hear them. We heard one Homeless man coughing all night. The Transit was located right outside of our windows and the noise was non stop along with sirens etc. Not a peaceful place to get a good nights sleep or to sit on the deck to relax.
The Condo needed some updating with paint and woodwork due to wear especially in the bedroom. Nightstands in bedroom were very worn and the only piece of furniture to put anything on. The kitchen was done nicely it had the basics and the living area was very small but fine. Couldn't get the WIFI to work. Two people max for this unit four would be overcrowded.
The welcome basket (actually no basket it was just sitting on the counter) consisted of two small bottles of sparkling water, one bag of microwave popcorn a few mints and tea bags. We immediately went to locate a place to buy some supplies.
Found the people within the building to be friendly. Had some great food did a lot of exploring on foot and by car.
Our beautiful property is centrally located in downtown Seattle. From it, you are an easy walk from the waterfront, Pike Place Market, flagship Nordstrom and the retail core, and Seattle Center. 100's of restaurants are in this neighborhood, along with unique shops and nightlife.


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Non-Participants: The Massive Problem for Our Labor Force and Our Economy
In the debate between a strengthening vs. weakening job market, both sides have presented statistics that support their claims. The economic pros state that the economy created 243,000 jobs in January, which was much better than expected. However, on the other side of the coin, the number of people who left the labor force in January rose by 1.2 million to 87.8 million. In this article, we are going to examine the two and discuss the issues we have with such a large growth in non-participants.
First, we charted the number of workforce employed to non-labor force participants going back to 1975. We did this as opposed to labor force size, because unemployed persons in the labor force should be considered the same as non-participants for our economic analysis.
Since we are dealing with a broad time frame, along with large numbers, we wanted to refine the research further.
In order for an individual to be a non-participant in our economy, they need to depend on people who are working. Whether it's a retired senior citizen receiving Social Security checks funded by current employee taxes, or a 30 something who, while unemployed, foreclosed on his house, and moved back in with his parents.
Therefore, we feel the best indicator of this is taking the ratio of employed to the non-participants of the workforce.
Currently, for every non-participant, there are 1.611 people employed. This is the LOWEST level in our economy since May of 1983. Whether it's a college student who isn't working, a homeless person living at a shelter, or a family living in their parents basement, we have a record number of adult dependents in our economy and little job creation to show for it. This has a negative impact on social entitlement costs, tax collection, and our overall economic freedom.
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GAME 29: #12 PITT (21-7, 10-5 Big East) at ST. JOHN'S (15-12, 5-10 Big East)
Saturday, February 27, 2010 Noon ET
Madison Square Garden (19,528) New York City, N.Y.
Television: ESPN Regional/FSN-Pittsburgh (Doug Sherman and John Celestand; Producer: Darren Chiappetta).
Network Affiliates: Pittsburgh (FSN Pittsburgh), New York-Connecticut-New Jersey (MSG Network), Washington D.C. (MASN), Tampa-St. Petersburg-Sarasota (Brighthouse), Orlando-Daytona Beach-Melbourne (Brighthouse-Orlando), Baltimore (MASN), Providence, R.I. (Cox-NE), ESPN Full Court.
Radio: Pitt Panthers/ISP Sports Radio Network (Bill Hillgrove, Dick Groat and Curtis Aiken), 94.5-FM (WWSW), 970-AM (WBGG). Satellite Radio: Sirius Channel-121 (Pitt feed).
Internet Radio Broadcast/Live Stats: www.pittsburghpanthers.com.
The Coaches: Pitt: Jamie Dixon, 11th year at Pitt, 7th year as head coach (184-52); St. John's: Norm Roberts, 6th year at SJU (79-97), 6th year overall (79-97).
Rankings: Pitt: AP-12; ESPN-16; St. John's: AP-NR; ESPN-NR.
Series: Pitt and St. John's meet for the 54th time in series history with St. John's leading the series 33-20. Recently, Pitt has won four consecutive matchups and seven of the last nine. Pitt is 5-18 in games played at St. John's and 3-7 vs. the Red Storm at Madison Square Garden.
NEW YORK--No. 12 Pitt (21-7, 10-5 Big East) travels to New York City to play St. John's (15-12, 5-10 Big East) on Saturday, Feb. 27. Tipoff is at noon ET at Madison Square Garden.
The contest will be regionally televised on ESPN Regional and broadcast locally on FSN Pittsburgh with Doug Sherman (play-by-play) and John Celestand (color analyst) calling action. Darren Chiappetta will handle production.
With three Big East regular season games remaining, Pitt enters its contest at St. John's in a tie for third place with West Virginia (10-5). Syracuse leads the league with a 13-2 record, while Villanova ranks second at 12-3.
On Wednesday, Pitt concluded a key four-game stretch in which the Panthers played four opponents who have compiled a 77-28 combined record up to this point. It won three of the four games, defeating No. 5 West Virginia, W-3OT 98-95, at Marquette, 58-51 and vs. No. 3 Villanova 70-65. Pitt dropped a 70-65 loss at Notre Dame Wednesday.
Pitt is the nation's only college basketball program with three wins over top-5 nationally ranked teams: No. 5 Syracuse, No. 5 West Virginia and No. 3 Villanova.
For a Big East leading ninth consecutive season, Pitt has won 20 or more overall games and claimed 10 or more league wins. Pitt is the only school to achieve that honor in the Big East in each of the last nine seasons. Pitt won its 20th game on Feb. 18 at Marquette and picked up its 10th league win Sunday vs. Villanova. Prior to this stretch, the most consecutive 20-win seasons for Pitt Basketball was two in both 1986-87 and 1987-88. The 2009-10 season marks the program's 17th all-time 20-win season in 103 years of Pitt Basketball. Jamie Dixon also became the first head coach in school history to win 20 or more games in seven consecutive seasons.
Madison Square Garden is Pitt's home away from home. Since the 2000-01 season, Pitt has won two Big East Tournament titles, appeared in seven of the last nine Big East Tournament title games and amassed a 23-10 overall record in the arena. It has played 33 games there since the 2000-01 season. Pitt appeared in the country's first-ever nationally televised basketball game at Madison Square Garden on Feb. 28, 1940, a 57-37 win at Fordham. Pitt also has three New York area players on its roster: point guard Travon Woodall (Brooklyn), freshman center Dante Taylor (Greenburgh) and sophomore guard Ashton Gibbs (Scotch Plains, N.J.). Head Coach Jamie Dixon was born in New York City and spent time living in the city as a child. Assistant Coach Brandin Knight guided Pitt to the 2003 Big East Tournament title there and video coordinator Rasheen Davis is a Bronx, native.
After winning five of its past six games, Pitt enters the matchup after winning 14 of its last 19 games and 18 of its last 24 contests. Earlier this year, Pitt completed one of its most difficult schedule stretches in years. For the first time since it joined the Big East Conference in 1982, Pitt won three consecutive back-to-back-to-back road games at No. 5 Syracuse (87-72), at Cincinnati (74-71) and at No. 16 Connecticut (67-57). It defeated Louisville 82-77 in overtime on Jan. 13 and concluded the stretch with a 74-66 home loss to Georgetown, which snapped the Panthers' 31-game home win streak.
Pitt dropped a 68-53 loss at Notre Dame on Wednesday. Notre Dame hit an opponent season-high 10-18 3-point field goals and outrebounded Pitt 34-25. The Panthers shot just 42 percent from the floor and reached the free throw line only seven times in the loss. Jermaine Dixon (13 points) and Ashton Gibbs (11 points) led Pitt.
Pitt won its 10th league win on Feb. 21 with a 70-65 home victory against No. 3 ranked Villanova. The win gave Pitt three wins over top-5 ranked teams on the season. Ashton Gibbs finished with 21 points, Gilbert Brown scored 16 and Jermaine Dixon finished with 10 and limited VU's Scottie Reynolds to six points for the majority of the contest. Pitt won the game despite shooting just 35 percent from the floor. The Panthers made up for the shooting with 21 offensive rebounds and 77 percent (26-34) free throw shooting. Pitt built a 10-point lead and held on throughout the second half for the win.
Pitt won its 20th game of the year with a 58-51 win at Marquette on Feb. 18. Four Panthers reached double figure scoring as they built 10-point second half lead and held on for the win. Pitt shot 60 percent from the floor in the second half and limited Marquette, the nation's No. 2 ranked 3-point shooting team to 5-19 from 3-point range.
St. John's enters the game with a 15-12 overall and 5-10 Big East record. Coached by Norm Roberts, St. John's has won three of its last five games. Pittsburgh native and Schenley H.S. graduate D.J. Kennedy averages 14.7 points and 6.2 rebounds per game, Dwight Hardy comes off the bench to score 10.6 ppg. and Paris Horne contributes 8.2 ppg. The Red Storm is 10-5 in home games.
Winners of five of its last six games, Pitt is the only Big East school to win 20 overall and 10 league games in each of the last nine years. Pitt is one of only four programs nationally to win 20+ overall games, 10+ league games and advance to the NCAA Tournament in each of the last nine seasons (Arizona, Gonzaga, Kansas and Pitt).
Madison Square Garden is Pitt's home away from home as Pitt has won two Big East titles (2003 and 2008), advanced to the Big East title game in seven of the last nine years and amassed a 23-10 record in the arena since 2000-01. Pitt has claimed 11 of its last 15 games at Madison Square Garden.
Pitt has won 12 of its last 18 games away from home. Over the last nine years, Pitt owns the Big East's best road winning percentage with a 45-30 record.
With 184 career wins, National and Big East Coach of the Year candidate Jamie Dixon ranks tied for third place on the all-time NCAA Division I wins list after seven seasons as a head coach. He is 34-11 in games played after a loss.
Pitt Men's Basketball Season Ticket Renewal Opens
Pitt Lands St. John's Transfer Malik Ellison
Pitt to Host Montana and UCSB in Legends Classic
Davis Joins Pitt's 2017 Recruiting Class
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> My recent success story: I use a Cisco 340 access point at home. I
> wanted to figure out a way to have an internal network that was
> WEP-protected [1] and a guest network that doesn't require WEP, but
> requires some other kind of authentication that I can hand out to
> houseguests. It turns out the 340 supports multiple wireless
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On a related note, my Cisco 350 has been the first 802.11b access
point I've encountered that could be firmware upgraded to support WPA
(TKIP) - for free. And of course it works perfectly. Cisco gear tends
to be (much) more expensive, but worth the money (I once had > 1 year
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> bridged onto different VLANs on the single Ethernet port. So I set
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Sheet Pan Spring Roasted Veggie Grain Bowl
Roast all your veggies on the same sheet pan to make for an easy-peasy, healthy dinner.
For some reason I hadn't made risotto in a while, until this evening. It has been a bit of a crazy Monday, but I feel that I've been pretty productive. Work was very busy – we're planning a huge, awesome girl event for the fall – and there's just always a lot going on. Before I knew it, it was 5:30. When I got home from work and the grocery store and my daily call with our contractor, I got started cooking this risotto:
I'm never going that long without risotto again. This one in particular is full of summery flavors like lemon zest, generous scoops of homemade pesto and chopped up snap peas that I got from the Montavilla Farmers Market. The pesto is actually made with garlic scapes (also from the farmers market), but that's another post (hopefully later this week).
Plus, I am still taking on our June bread challenge! That's right, it's almost the end of the month, and we haven't purchased a single sandwich bread, baguette or bun from a retail outlet. This weekend I was out of town and didn't bake bread, though, so I'm trying one that has a relatively quick rise time. We'll see what happens (so far it looks good!)
Here's what you need for the risotto:
In a Dutch oven, heat the olive oil on medium heat and add in the shallot. Cook for 2-3 minutes until translucent, and then add the rice. Stir frequently until the rice becomes a little transparent.
Next, add the wine, again, stirring frequently. The wine will be completely absorbed in under a minute, so stay on your toes!
Next, add the vegetable stock, about 1/4 to 1/3 cup at a time. Bring to a simmer and cook the stock into the rice. Add another batch each time the previous one gets absorbed completely, continuing until you reach the end of your 4 cups.
When the last batch of stock is almost completely gone, add in the pesto, lemon juice, lemon zest and snap peas. Stir to combine and remove from the heat. Serve with freshly ground black pepper.
This was a perfect compliment to some fresh poached cod. I didn't add the snap peas and will add in some zucchini when I eat it later for leftovers! 5 Stars 😉
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Roast all your veggies on the same sheet pan to make for an easy-peasy, healthy dinner.
I have no idea why something so good is so easy, but I'm not complaining.
One of my favorite springy power lunches!


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I'm thinking of getting a Pull Up projection screen soon and just wanted to know if they come in tensioned versions. The last manual pull down screen I had had many waves in it which were honestly a pain. Thanks..
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I must say any food lover would be happy to eat at gro. Fresh ingredients, pleasant people, and unique. The menu isnt complicated and employees welcome to suggest. Comapred to many gyro joints, their food at first bite made me go OPA!
My wife and I ate at The Summit this weekend. Our experience in no way parallels the account in this review.
First, we were told it would be a 45-minute wait, and that was reasonable, since the restaurant had been reviewed in the biggest daily paper the same day. But after an hour and ten minute wait having drinks and an appetizer on the porch, I asked for our check, since I saw 2 two-person tables set but empty inside and we were still waiting. Lo and behold, we were seated immediately. My partner ordered the farro risotto, which at $18 was the least expensive entree item on the menu, while I got the cod. In direct contrast to that portion of the review that reads, "The main courses are uniformly generous and sharable, especially if you begin by sharing a spate of starters. The cod entrée has a pea and scallop stuffing wrapped by the filet with a hit of golden raisin agrodolce," the cod consisted of two 1 inch medallions that were wrapped with something and served on a plate that made them look even smaller than they were. We just got back from Portugal last month, and none of the restaurants we ate in, from simple cafes to a single star Michelin, would have embarrassed themselves by serving such a small portion of cod as an entree. Maybe an appetizer, but not for a main course for $24, or the equivalent of 18 euro.
We'll not be back to climb the Summit anytime soon. It was far too noisy, and precious, to compare to the better values one can find further up East Boulevard.
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Pastry chef is named Brigitte Oger. Research, people!
Guess Tricia Childress didn't visit the restroom at Eastside Taquiza. Wish I had done so before I ordered lunch instead of after. Dingy, dark, dirty, no paper dispenser in one stall; the other one on the floor in the second stall; nasty sink. If the restrooms look like that, what is the kitchen like? Short on charm too?
The menu was extraordinary by Charlotte standards, the food less than mediocre by any standards. The crushed cockroach outside the front door should have been a warning.
The review was classic Charlotte Creative Loafing. Upbeat, hopeful, and very, very misleading.
Your credibility dropped lower than usual with this glowing review. Judith Felson
We went once and found the ordering process far too involved and bulky for a fast food place, no real direction. You walk in and no register counter etc, the lack of which takes extra time as people are trying to figure out where to go. For a simplistic menu the lack of knowledge of the person with the tablet was troublesome and we found we wished we had gone else where. Yes the food was good but similar food is available across the street as Jerusalem Café, it is better and far easier to navigate
Worse service ever. World Cup finals. Called in the am to watch game at the restaurant. I was told it was sold out but could come after the game was over because they were open until 8pm. Show up to the restaurant at 6, they tell us to have a seat. 10 minutes later the waitress comes by and tells us the kitchen is closed. Parents were in town from Argentina. Total disappointment!!! My family won't be back
I saw. I ate. I drank. It was really good. I left. The End.
I recently had the pleasure of dining at Heirloom Restaurant in Charlotte, NC. I shared two appetizers, a strawberry salad and a foraged pasta with ramps, fiddle head ferns and radishes. Both were tasty, well presented and with fresh ingredients! My main course was a fillet served on a purple sweet potato puree with radishes. It was absolutely fabulous and cooked to perfection. The dessert, which was a chocolate trio, was over the top, and forced me back to the gym.
I notice in your review, that you mentioned that the food came from both Carolinas. I can see you didn't do your homework as the food and beverages are exclusively from North Carolina. Not both Carolinas. The chef came out and had a long conversation with me about the ingredients and the farms which they came from. They all come from North Carolina. That is why their slogan is "Locally Sourced, globally inspired".
As to décor, my purpose in a fine dining restaurant is the food. I drive to taste the food, not to look at the ceiling. I have been to many restaurants, including last night, where the ceiling was not attractive. If that is the worst thing you have to say about a restaurant, then that is a restaurant I would choose to eat in.
As to price, I also ate at both Asbury (also a new Farm to table restaurant) and Vivace. I think you will find that the prices at Heirloom are no more or no less than the prices at these two other fine Charlotte restaurants which I dined in during my short stay in Charlotte.
Every person has their opinions about restaurants, food, décor, location, etc. I will definitely be stopping at Heirloom again and will be recommending it to my friends.
Baku is much more. And the prices are not shy. As one dining companion quipped as he checked out the prices on the menu, "I guess the recession really is over."http://www.salomonshoeses.com
Name of restaurant and Website link to Nan and Byrons is a typo. It's nanandbyrons.com , not nanandbryons.com
Spice Cafe in University was absolutely horrible. The food was not good. In the place of basmati rice was plain, steamed rice. The vegetarian options were slim pickings. Poor excuse for a salad bar there as well. Tried to order from the menu since I could find nothing to eat on the bar and was told I couldn't. Manager was rude and loud. I love Indian food and was terribly let down at this establishment.
If bluefin tuna was truly endangered, would it be on the Baku menu? I'm confused.
Hi Tricia, thanks for the good read.
Honduras has a lot of great food, but I can always find time to complain about a couple of things: the tacos are definitely an acquired taste…I've lived in Honduras for 4 years and still don't like them. And the chismol is like pico de gallo, but without the jalapenos.
Otherwise, they make a lot of corn tortillas by hand. Those are always good. And Hondurans have their way with flavoring and marinating any chicken, meat, or pork dish that makes you believe you're having Sunday dinner with su abuela!
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I dig this place!
Blaaaa is for blaaaannnndddd! Yuck!
Loved this restaurant! A new scene for Clt. My steak was too salty.
People need to get over this blind allegiance to their neighborhood. God forbid there be something a little bit different offered! The fact of the matter is, people don't like this restaurant because it is nothing like anything else in the area really. Besides The Liberty in Southend, real gastropubs don't really exist in Charlotte, and even that place while astoundingly delicious, has caught flack as well. Southerners like their southern food, 5 page menus with photos, and a bill no higher than 25 dollars.
This really is a restaurant styled like the pubs up north (NYC, Philly, Boston) plopped in the middle of a southern city who doesn't really like much of anything tinkered with. Short, concise menus and fresh ingredients and this place is a total hit. Nevermind what the actual building looks like, it can fit a lot of people and the rooftop is simply awesome. Beer list is large, but the actual offerings leave a bit to be desired. The food is spectacular. I highly recommend stopping by for brunch on the roof once the weather is nicer. Spend a little more money and try something different and you might be surprised.
I disagree with CLT too. You can park other places that are a really short walk away, and the food is worth it. I've had the cheese fries with oxtail gravy and the pork belly entree. The fries were really good and obviously fairly unhealthy, in a good way. The pork belly was completely perfect, and I wish I could eat it every day. Prices aren't bad, either. $40 for 2 people with an appetizer is right for this kind of food.


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Mojix In Japanese Distribution Deal With IBM Japan
Los Angeles-based Mojix, a developer of RFID readers, reported earlier this week that it has inked a distribution agreement with IBM in Japan. According to Mojix, IBM will provide system integration systems and customer support for its products int he Japanese market, and distribute the Mojix STAR system itself and through qualified resellers in Japan. Mojix, which is headed by Ramin Sadr, has developed RFID technology based on technology and techniques originally honed at JPL/NASA for deep space communications. The firm is backed by Oak Investment Partners, Red Rock Ventures and InnoCal Venture Capital. The firms' technology allows for much larger range on reading passive RFID tags.


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Morgan Hill Police interrupt residential burglary, arrest suspect
MORGAN HILL, Calif. - A Morgan Hill man was arrested Tuesday morning after officers interrupted a burglary at a Murphy Springs Drive home.
Officers responded around 11 a.m. and found Loran Green-Silveira, 25, still inside. Police made entry and convinced Green-Silveira to surrender.
Police say he's on probation, and that they found multiple items of stolen property from burglaries in Morgan Hill and Gilroy.
Green-Silveira was booked in the Santa Clara County Jail on suspicion of possession of stolen property, violation of probation and trespassing.
Police remind residents to make a list of their valuables -- such as televisions, computers and jewelry -- and write down their serial numbers and description. Doing so can help police if your home is burglarized.