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Monty Williams: ``I want to do a good job of representing Mr. Benson, Pelicans and the city of New Orleans.''
quote:If anybody's #2, its Boehiem
I think it's probably more for relating to the players and having a mix of guys on the staff. Monty should have no problem being the low man on the totem pole because Thibs and Coach K have been around forever. Bring in a more experienced coach and there might be friction over the #2 spot.
I think it's probably more for relating to the players and having a mix of guys on the staff
o, I can't believe the OP missed the opportunity to headline the thread "CP3 to play for Coach Monty Williams Again"
I don't like the backhanded compliments getting thrown Monty's way. Like its some charity case that he was offered this spot, and how much he can learn from Thibs. Maybe im forgetting all the championship rings Thibs has led the Bulls to, or his international coaching experience
quote:I absolutely agree, he can always get better and learn from other coaches. And Thibs is obviously a hell of a coach.
I do somewhat agree with you about Monty. They wouldn't bring him on if he wasn't a great coach. But that doesn't mean he can't learn something from Coach K and Jim Boehim, both of which are arguably 2 of the best basketball coaches of all time on any level of competition
If anybody's #2, its Boehiem
how much he can learn from Thibs
Like its some charity case that he was offered this spot
I don't think anyone's saying that, but it's obvious he'll not be a senior assistant. Both his lack of skins on the wall and his humble demeanor will assure this.
quote:No chance. He will be fired in the next year.
Odds Monty makes it to the 2016 Olympics?
I like Monty, but I think he has a lot to prove, I'm just willing to give him a reasonable amount of time and resources to do it.
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Former Vice-President Walter Mondale resigned as counsel general to Norway.
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DFL Sens. Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken question security officials about the Christmas Day bombing.
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The National Corn Growers Association doesn't back cap and trade. DFL Rep. Collin Peterson is mentioned.
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Many of these stories are set at sea, a legacy of Melville's years of adventure abroad as a whaler and beachcomber. 'Billy Budd, Sailor' is the allegorical tale of an innocent young sailor falsely accused of mutiny and exposed to terrible cruelty. Posthumously published and later adapted as a play, film and opera, Melville's novella is considered by many to be a masterpiece. 'Benito Cereno' tells of the crew of the Bachelor's Delight, who encounter a dilapidated slave ship off the coast of Chile. There is something very strange about the atmosphere on board – what has happened to the captain, crew and slaves? This ingenious mystery has a tantalising twist. 'Bartleby, the Scrivener' is a Wall Street clerk – 'pallidly neat, pitiably respectable, incurably forlorn' – who one day refuses to continue with his mindless work. Asked to proofread or copy out a document, he gives the same reply: 'I would prefer not to.' This tragicomedy, with its closing words, 'Ah, Bartleby! Ah, humanity!', is considered one of the greatest short stories of the era.
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PortraitDavid Drakard has collected English printed pottery, particularly underglaze blue transfer printed Spode, since 1963. A Vice-President of the English Ceramic Circle, he is also the author of a book on print decorated wares made during the reign of George III. Paul Holdway is a design engraver at Spode Works with thirty-five years of service and has demonstrated his skills on behalf of the Spode Company in Italy, Japan, Sweden, Germany and the USA. He has extensively researched early ceramic printing techniques and revived the forgotten art of bat printing using Spode's original nineteenth century copperplates. He has lectured in Britain and the USA on printing and ceramics.
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Rep. Michael Grimm (R-N.Y.) threatened to throw a reporter off a balcony following an interview he abruptly ended after Tuesday night's State of the Union address.
Well, to be fair, it wasn't the first time a politician has gotten testy with a reporter. (And it's safe to say it won't be the last.). Here's a list of the eight other examples that stick out most to us. What did we miss? The comments section awaits your input!
1. Carl Paladino tells Fred Dicker, "I'll take you out, buddy."
After Fred Dicker of the New York Post asked Paladino (R) for evidence to support his claim that Andrew Cuomo (D) had an extramarital affair, things got a little, um, uncomfortable. (This was during the 2010 New York governor's race.) Have they made up? Not quite. Paladino greeted Dicker with a crude gesture last year.
2. George W. Bush calls Adam Clymer a "major league a------"
Tell us what you really think. Bush (R) did at a 2000 campaign rally when he was caught on a hot mike pointing out the New York Times reporter to running mate Dick Cheney at a campaign rally.
3. Ken Salazar to Dave Phillips: "I'm going to punch you out."
Then-Interior Secretary Salazar confronted the Colorado Springs Gazette reporter in 2012 and told him,"If you do that to me again, I'm going to punch you out." Phillips was asking about a rancher with reported ties to Salazar who had come under scrutiny. Salazar later apologized.
4. Bill Clinton: "I choose not to play your game today."
When asked by NBC/NJ's Mike Memoli about his remark that the Obama campaign was playing the race card on him in 2008, Clinton responded, "You have mischaracterized it to get another cheap story to divert the American people from the real urgent issues before us, and I choose not to play your game today. Have a nice day."
5. Anthony Weiner mimics a reporter's accent. Then he does the weather.
The Democrat's disastrous 2013 New York City mayoral campaign was filled with awkward moments caught on camera. Like this one, in which he mocked the accent of ITV's Lucy Watson. Weiner said he felt like he had walked into a "Monty Python bit" before offering a British weather forecast: "It's going to be rainy, cloudy and gray, so do what you can, guys."
6. Chris Christie calls Tom Moran the "thinnest-skinned guy in America."
In 2010, New Jersey Gov. Christie (R) suggested the Newark Star-Ledger's Moran must be "the thinnest-skinned guy in America after being asked about a "confrontational tone."
7. Rob Ford asks Bill Weir: "You ever get drunk before?"
In a contentious interview last year with CNN's Weir, the embattled mayor of Toronto said he was not an addict, even though he acknowledged smoking crack cocaine. In an effort to make his point, he turned the tables on Weir.
8. The Senate imprisons a journalist. And he gets one heck of a dateline.
Okay, there were no TV cameras around for this event in 1848. But it still made waves. New York Herald reporter John Nugent published a report about a secret treaty to end the war with Mexico, according to the Senate Historical Office. He wouldn't give up his sources and an angered Senate committee ordered him arrested and confined. No matter, though. Nugent "spent his captivity in comfort, receiving a doubled salary while issuing his regular columns under the dateline 'Custody of the Sergeant at Arms,'" says the Senate Historical Office.


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Also Thursday, government authorities said it had seized Chinese-made products at ethnic shops and an import-export center in Naples, including a ton of milk believed to be contaminated with melamine.
Officials in the major dairy-producing region of Inner Mongolia said the country's two largest dairies plan in the future to buy raw milk from larger-scale providers to allow better quality control. The companies now purchase from scores of small-scale farmers and milk collection stations that would be merged into larger operations in the future.
The move is the latest attempt to contain the fallout after baby formula contaminated with the industrial chemical melamine was blamed for the deaths of four infants and the sickening of about 54,000 other children in China.
The Health Ministry said Wednesday that 5,800 children were still hospitalized — six of them in serious condition.
Authorities have blamed dairy suppliers for the food safety scandal that began last month, saying they added melamine to watered-down milk to fool quality control tests and make the product appear rich in protein.
The tainted milk scandal has sparked global concern about Chinese food products, with more than 30 countries restricting Chinese dairy products, and in some cases all imports of Chinese-made food.
In the latest case that raises concerns about the extent of the contamination, Malaysian health authorities Thursday banned the import of the baking agent ammonium bicarbonate from China, saying it contained high levels of melamine discovered in locally produced biscuits.
"That means it's not only milk and milk products (that are tainted). The issue is much wider," said Noraini Mohamad Othman, the Health Ministry's food safety director. "We are concerned."
The Health Ministry ordered the manufacturers of the biscuits — Khong Guan Holdings Malaysia Bhd and Khian Guan Biscult Manufacturing Co Sdn Bhd — to withdraw the tainted brands from the market immediately, she said.
The scandal has devastated public trust in Chinese dairies, according to a survey conducted by Beijing-based media research firm All Media Count.
Less than half of respondents who formerly purchased major brands said they would consider buying them again, according the company's survey of 900 consumers across China.
That number sunk to almost nothing when respondents were asked specifically about the brand at the heart of the scandal, Sanlu, whose products have been blamed for the infants' deaths.
The survey was conducted on Sept. 22-26 and had a sampling margin of error of plus or minus 3.33 percentage points.
Seeking to restore that trust, authorities on Thursday took reporters on a tour of dairy facilities in Inner Mongolia, home to China's two largest dairy companies, Mengniu Dairy Group Co. and Yili Industrial Group Co., both of which were implicated in the scandal.
"Provide 100% safety to consumers," read a slogan on a red banner in the spotless processing and packaging hall at Yili's headquarters in Hohhot.
Employees showed reporters a new station for melamine testing where workers wearing lab coats and gloves used new testing equipment they said cost the company 100 million yuan (US$15 million) to import from the United States and Japan.
Melamine, a chemical used to make plastics and fertilizers, can cause kidney stones as the body tries to eliminate it and, in extreme cases, lead to life-threatening kidney failure. Infants are particularly susceptible.
"After this incident, we have increased melamine checks on all raw milk supplies (and) only that which passes the tests goes into the factory," said Yili executive president Zhang Jianqiu. "All of Yili's products on the markets for sale ... meet the standards."
Government officials said the blame did not lie with the companies, but lower down the chain with farmers and milk collection stations.
Ren Yaping, a vice governor of Inner Mongolia, said the government and the dairy industry are considering merging the milk collection stations and farmers into larger cooperatives as a way to improve quality.
"The most important thing at the next stage is to start from the raw milk and improve the inspections right through the production process," Ren said.
Officials said quality checks have intensified in recent weeks, with Mengniu and Yili deploying 3,000 inspectors throughout the region, and the government more than 4,000.
Mengniu and Yili have seen their shares plummet since the scandal broke, and the leading business magazine Caijing reported that the two companies' combined losses were expected to top 3.6 billion yuan (US$526 million) over the next four to five months.
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Scientist disputes account of killing along Palisades in Englewood Cliffs
Jim Miekka has never been to the Palisades, and if he went, he wouldn't be able to see the cliffs rising above the Hudson River — he's blind.
But the Florida-based scientist, inventor and stock market guru has spent months figuring variables for every way a person could fall from their heights, including being swung by the ankles, given a heave-ho by two people or pouncing from the precipice in a movement he termed a "leapfrog."
Miekka — who has a long history of solving obscure problems with a mixture of obsessive focus and quirky logic — says his calculations could exonerate Stephen Scharf, a man serving a life sentence after being convicted in 2011 for throwing his wife from the edge of the Palisades in Englewood Cliffs. He says the findings also raise questions about how effectively science is applied in the courtroom.
The family of Jody Ann Scharf and law enforcement officials who investigated the case say, however, that Miekka's project is an example of ill-placed advocacy that denies closure to victims of violent crimes.
"Every time something like this comes about, you live the entire experience all over again," said Jody Scharf's brother, John McAuliffe, a retired corrections officer who by coincidence is a leading expert on the death penalty in California. "As long as Stephen Scharf is still alive, there is no closure."
In either case, it is clear that Jody's death — which, according to her husband, happened without a sound — left behind a series of conflicting accounts that continue to reverberate decades later.
Even after the case has been vetted by almost every possible arbiter, including law enforcement officials, family members, a jury and the media, Scharf has continued to insist he is innocent. In Miekka, he has an unlikely ally, a man who has no other connection to the alleged crime other than an almost religious conviction that science will reveal the truth.
Jody Scharf's death, in 1992, was recorded as an accident for 16 years until law enforcement officials reopened the case, rankled by the same detail that attracted Miekka's attention during a true-life crime documentary about it on the television news show "Dateline" in 2011.
Stephen Scharf has always maintained that the couple, on the verge of divorce, had been resolving their differences on the cliff edge when Jody slipped and disappeared.
But Jody Scharf's body was found by a tree that was more than 50 feet from the cliff face — so far away, according to experts who examined the case for either side during the monthlong trial in 2011, that there was no way she could have fallen straight down, the most obvious trajectory if her husband's account were true.
So much time had passed from Jody Scharf's death until the trial that much of the evidence was lost, or was never properly collected. There were no eyewitness interviews. No blood samples. No photographs of Jody's body at the scene. In their absence, prominent forensic scientists testifying for both sides pointed to the anomaly of her landing place as proof, but for competing explanations. On the one side, it meant that she was clearly pushed. On the other, that she hit a rock on her way down, altering her trajectory after she slipped.
But the circumstantial evidence weighed heavily against Stephen Scharf.
He admitted a string of affairs, including one with a woman who testified that shortly before Jody Scharf's death, he told her he was about to resolve a source of stress in his life. Jody Scharf's friends testified that she was afraid her husband would kill her.
Her therapist said Jody Scharf had mentioned that her husband had a "crazy" idea to have a picnic on the cliff edge, and she would never go.
The couple's grown son, Jonathan, testified against his father, describing him as abusive and saying his father broke the news of his mother's death with "a fake cry."
And then there was a $730,000 life insurance policy Stephen Scharf took out shortly before his wife's death, which he waited more than a decade to cash out.
Miekka — along with his chemical engineer father and a friend who is a mathematician for a company that makes vacuum chambers — said, however, that all those details were simply distractions from the truth that could be told only by the numbers.
No one standing on top of the cliff could throw a body far enough for it to land where Jody did, Miekka said.
"You could prove to a certainty higher than DNA that this guy couldn't have possibly done that," Miekka said.
Miekka's only experience with the judicial system consists of a 2003 appearance on the Judge Judy show after he sued a matchmaking service for falsely claiming that it could find him regular dates for the rest of his life. He won.
But he has a long history of solving obscure problems. He is considered the progenitor of a formula, called the Hindenburg Omen, widely believed capable of predicting stock market crashes. And after he was blinded in a botched surgery — following an explosion involving a compound he was trying to patent for the mining industry — he invented a device that converts images to sound to allow blind marksmen to shoot with better accuracy than those who can see.
He said the Scharf case is another example of the type of vision that comes only through science.
"This is a case that supposedly took them 20 years to solve, and they still haven't figured it out," Miekka said. "But if you look at it from physics, it's really straightforward. From a physics standpoint, there's only one thing that could have happened."
Miekka's calculation relied on a principle he had taught high school students hundreds of times, he said, one he learned as a graduate student by shooting arrows at a block: All objects fall at the same rate.
Miekka contacted an engineer who testified as an expert witness on Stephen Scharf's behalf for the numbers he needed to plug into his formula: including the 120-foot height of the cliff, and both Jody and Stephen Scharf's heights and weights. And then he spent months with his friend and neighbor, Warwick Zeamer, calculating the possible scenarios that could have resulted in Jody's death.
The pair say their findings show only two possibilities, only one of which makes intuitive sense. While there is a 10 percent chance she squatted and pushed herself off — the so-called leapfrog — she would have had to be able to leg press 494 pounds to propel herself out far enough, something only about 13 percent of women in the world could do. But Miekka and Zeamer are convinced she took a running jump, which would have required her to work up a 13 mph speed, starting from a cable fence 20 feet from the ledge, according to his calculations.
"This is an example where a purely qualitative, common sense judgment really falls short of being able to access reality," Zeamer said. "We are certain that Stephen Scharf did not do what he is convicted of doing."
They have sent the resulting report to several non-profit organizations devoted to freeing the wrongfully convicted, making them among Stephen Scharf's only advocates. His lawyer, whom he never paid, cut off contact, and his son and sister denounced him and pleaded with the judge for the harshest possible sentence.
But they are not the only ones who have come to this conclusion. Jim Kellinger, an LSAT tutor who spends much of his free time watching criminal trials out of what he described as a sense of civic duty, did similar calculations as he sat in the courtroom during the Scharf trial — he was so moved by the numbers that he requested the original reports from the accident investigation and other documents from the Prosecutor's Office, he said. His requests were denied.
"Surrounding the simple physical evidence was every other human emotion: Greed, jealousy, revenge," he said. "But in my view, the simple physical measurements of the fall are completely dispositive of the question of guilt, because he couldn't have thrown her that far."
Jurors who commented after convicting Stephen Scharf in Superior Court in Hackensack also said they had their doubts but were ultimately swayed because they saw no other explanation for why he would have taken his wife to the cliff in the dark. The panel took three days to come to a consensus, after originally breaking down 8-4 in favor of conviction, but the two alternates told a reporter they would have gone the other way.
Estimates of the wrongful conviction rate in the United States range from 1 to 5 percent, according to the Last Resort Exoneration Project at Seton Hall Law School. In New Jersey, where there is no death penalty, that computes to anywhere from 50 to 300 people who are wrongfully serving sentences of 15 years to life without parole. But most exonerations are due to DNA evidence — including five out of the eight exonerations in New Jersey the past 15 years.
Roger Koppl, the former director of the Forensic Science Institute at Fairleigh Dickinson University — now on the faculty at Syracuse University — said the proliferation of crime scene investigations in popular culture has created a false impression that science can solve every legal problem.
He said Miekka's report, which he reviewed, contained a lot of assumptions — including that Jody Scharf didn't hit a rock on her way down and that she was fit enough to work up the speed required by their calculation. The analysis is also unorthodox, he said. Variables for how far she could leap and how much force Stephen Scharf could exert were imputed using world records for long jump and bench pressing. Nevertheless, he said, the fundamental assumption is sound.
"His underlying point that it's not so easy to pitch someone over the edge of a cliff and have them land far away as opposed to close to the precipice, that's true," he said.
Stephen Scharf, who agreed to an interview at New Jersey State Prison in Trenton, where he is serving his life sentence, said he is grateful for the unsolicited help, which he plans to use in an appeal. But he still sticks by his story — that he was walking toward the car to get a blanket but turned around in time to see his wife slip as she tried to follow him. She had been drinking, he said, and she was wearing her favorite pair of sandals, with no traction.
"It's like when you slip and you take a step forward to regain your balance," he said, standing up to demonstrate the movement. "She didn't stop. She kept stumbling forward."
Stephen Scharf has gained weight since his trial, his eyes have sunk and his hair, once trimmed with military precision, hangs in white strands to his shoulders. And he spoke with bitterness about his son's testimony, which he said was driven by greed and obsession with his self-image.
Through his uncle, McAuliffe, Jonathan Scharf declined to speak about the subject.
John Molinelli, the Bergen County prosecutor whose decision to reopen the case led to Stephen Scharf's conviction, said that as far as he is concerned, the case is closed.
"I'm satisfied that the jury had ample qualified evidence to reach their determination," he said. "And I rely on that as the best evidence that Mr. Scharf did — and I believe he did — kill his wife back in 1992."
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I've been watching them breathe heavily all morning and into the afternoon about how much money Rob Miller, Wilson's Democratic opponent last year, has pulled in since last night. The latest figure is $400,000 — a "shattering amount," according to one Democratic mouthpiece. How stupid is this? Let us count the ways:
1. Wilson's become an instant political celebrity and grassroots love object. He'll make big bank off this too.
2. His district's been Republican for fully 44 years. He beat Miller by eight points in November while Republicans all over the country were getting wiped out. Given the way the political winds are blowing for the midterms, with Harry Reid's own seat now rated a toss-up and one GOP pollster predicting big gains even if ObamaCare passes, he's a mortal lock.
3. Like Moe Lane said on Twitter this morning, every lefty dollar that's dumped into Miller's lost cause is a dollar that won't go to a Blue Dog who's in trouble. Pour it on, suckers.
4. Wilson's biggest advantage: He was right. The One does lie, and never more so than when he's talking about health care. Even the GOP House leadership, while scolding Wilson for shouting, is using it as an opportunity to tout the Congressional Research Service report on ObamaCare's impact on illegals. Goldfarb reads my mind in drawing a parallel between what happened last night and the uproar over Palin's "death panel" comment: The left keeps kidding itself that the public's paying more attention to the messenger or to the way the message is delivered — which was the whole rationale of Obama's speech, after all — than to the message itself. They're not. They're worried about rationing and they've got a sneaking suspicion that the president is, in fact, lying to them, especially about how much this is going to cost. By all means, have Miller take that windfall of his and plow it into attack ads with the theme "Joe Wilson thinks Barack Obama's being less than honest about health care!" See what that gets you.
Watch this clip, via Greg Hengler, of Lindsey Graham going off on Obama this morning and vowing to support Wilson wholeheartedly in his re-election bid. If even Grahamnesty's this fired up, you can imagine what Wilson's constituents are feeling right now.
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The Lee's Summit Police Department's investigation into a possible "stranger danger" case is closed after authorities here located a man and confirmed that he was only selling fundraising items with his son
According to Lee's Summit Police Sgt. Chris Depue the department investigated a red van seen in Lee's Summit three weeks ago that was similar to one reported in a "stranger danger" case in Greenwood.
Investigators in the Lee's Summit case located the man driving the van and confirmed that it was simply him and his son selling baseball team fundraiser cards.
The case in Lee's Summit is closed, and Depue said it is not related to any other cases in the metro area.
Greenwood is still looking for leads in their case and Lee's Summit police have notified them of their findings, Depue said.
In the Greenwood case, a resident reported to police that a man had approached his son June 1 asking him to help him look for his dog. The man was driving a red van and left the area when the child ran inside.
The incident prompted a resident of Lee's Summit to notify LSPD that a similar incident had happened near his home with a suspicious person approaching the home attempting to sell fundraiser items approximately three weeks before. That person was also driving a red van.
Investigators in Lee's Summit were able to locate the man and his son from the Lee's Summit incident and were able to confirm that it was not the same vehicle as the one reported in the Greenwood incident.
Greenwood Police Lt. Aaron Fordham said June 3 that Greenwood Police were being bombarded with tips after a juvenile reported a stranger danger incident May 29.
Fordham said a male described as white with a slim build in his 40s or 50s approached a juvenile around 2 p.m. May 29 in the 1400 block of Spruce near 16th Avenue and asked the juvenile if they would help him find his dog.
The juvenile, who didn't recognize the man, immediately became suspicious of the request. The man was said to be driving an older model, dull brick-red minivan with possible Kansas license plates. The minivan has rust around the driver's side wheel well, possible front-end damage and "1st Year Anniversary" written in pink window chalk on its back window.
Fordham said the suspect male has dark hair, a goatee and possible skin defects near the cheek area where his complexion is kind of dry and flaky. He added the department has received numerous tips from the public regarding the incident and advised anyone with information about the man or his vehicle to contact Greenwood Police at 816-537-5020 or the metro-area TIPS hotline at 816-474-TIPS.


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Located in Central San Diego within a short walk of San Diego City College, Best Western Cabrillo Garden Inn is within a mile (2 km) of other popular sights such as San Diego Convention Center. Each of the 30 rooms at this motel includes a refrigerator, a coffee maker, and a flat-screen TV. Located in central San Diego, the motel is also near Balboa Park and San Diego Zoo.
Free hot/cold buffet breakfast is included with your stay and awaits you each morning from 6 AM to 9:30 AM.
Best Western Cabrillo Garden Inn's 30 rooms are air-conditioned and provide refrigerators, coffee makers, and free local calls. Flat-screen TVs come with cable channels, and free WiFi keeps guests connected. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Safes, ironing boards, and desks are also available.
Property features
Best Western Cabrillo Garden Inn features free WiFi in public areas, a business center, and a terrace. Self parking is offered for USD 15 per night. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with sightseeing, directions, and local dining recommendations. This smoke-free motel also has a garden.
- Walking distance to San Diego City College
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Business center
Best Western Cabrillo Garden Inn
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Hotel Amenities
Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. This motel offers access to a business center. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. This San Diego motel also offers a terrace, multilingual staff, and a garden. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
Best Western Cabrillo Garden Inn is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 30
- Number of floors - 2
- Business center
- Free breakfast
- Free WiFi
- Multilingual staff
- Garden
- Terrace
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Smoke-free property
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
Best Western Cabrillo Garden Inn offers 30 air-conditioned accommodations with safes and coffee/tea makers. Flat-screen televisions come with cable channels. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks along with free local calls (restrictions may apply). Housekeeping is provided daily.
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Cable TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Where to Eat
A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning between 6 AM and 9:30 AM.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Segway rental/tour nearby
- Boat tours nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3:00 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children 10 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Only service animals are allowed
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
Optional extras
- Self parking fee: USD 15 per night (in/out privileges)
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- Best Western Cabrillo Garden
- Best Western Cabrillo Garden Inn
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Up to 2 children 10 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Kearney's Latin Students Do It Again
This past spring, all of Bishop Kearney's Latin students participated in the National Latin Exam. Forty students received awards for outstanding performance. Freshman Deirdre Haynes of Belle Harbor (pictured third from left in the front row) attained a perfect score. Seven students received gold "summa cum laude" certificates and medals; nine received silver "maxima cum laude" certificates; ten received "magna cum laude" certificates; and 14 received "cum laude" certificates. The students were assisted by Kearney's Latin teacher, William Biondolino.


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6 hours after Kalitta-airlines' 747 slid off the runway at Brussels Airport, train traffic continues.
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Built by the Montreal Locomotive Works, Quebec in 1946, No 29.018 waits to leave Denderleeuw with the 17.07 Aalst to Haine St.Pierre train as diesel No 212.154 approaches with the 16.23 Schaerbeek... (more)
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Train from Somain (France) to Antwerp (Belgium) passing Schoonaarde village on a terrific day.
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New York City, Alberto-Culver said Tuesday that it signed a $2.6 billion agreement to spin-off the Sally Beauty Co. retail chain and merge it with Regis Corp.
The combined company will include Sally Beauty's 2,419 namesake stores and 822 BeautySystems Group outlets and Regis' 10,952 beauty salons. The salons operate under such brand names as Regis, Supercuts, Trade Secret and Vidal Sassoon.
The boards of Alberto-Culver and Regis have voted to approve the transaction, which is still subject to both shareholder and regulatory approval. The deal is expected to be completed in late spring or early summer.


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Please no zipline at Lincoln Park
Dear Editor
A zipline would probaby be of interest to lots of people in west seattle and throughout the city but PLEASE NOT AT LINCOLN PARK where all the wild life will probably leave.
How about Riverview Park or Westcrest Park?
Why not get some citizen feedback before trying to make it a done deal?
There is less parking at Lincoln Park than the others.
Harriet Benjamin
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Since you were a child you dreamed of your Wedding Day. It will be special, magical. The sun will shine, music will play, people will laugh, dance sing. There will be talk for years of how a good time was had by all. It can all happen, but it takes the planning of a Movie Producer, the discipline of General Patton and the patience of a saint.
And guess what? You can do it. And you can have FUN too. All it takes is some planning and organization. I'm going to take it for granted that you have, at this point, done all the necessary ground work to make your Grand Production happen…the hall, the caterer, the church, the photographer, the music, the flowers, etc.Now lets get down to the nitty gritty of the Schedule of the Day.
You have a lot to do in a short time during your wedding day. If you can develop a good schedule and stick to it you can accomplish a lot. Work backwards from the time you and your caterer have decided you should arrive at the reception. This is a critical time point because all of the reception activities will follow this point. Remember your schedule at the reception is fairly fixed and will usually follow a tried and true script set out by the caterer. Keep in mind that if you have booked a five hour reception that begins at noon and is set to end at 5:00 PM, you can usually assume that at 5:00 the lights will come on and the caterer will begin to turn over the hall for the 6:30 reception coming in after you.
If you are a half hour late getting to the hall, either the dinner will begin to get cold, or other activities will be rushed. Not a good thing if you are trying to relax and enjoy yourself. By the way, if the hall offers you a separate room for the Bridal Party to hide in during the cocktail hour, let your bridesmaids and ushers use it, but your time and interests are best served by mingling with the guests. This will leave you more time later for dancing and playing rather than the mandatory table visits when the music is too loud anyway.
Many couples forget to include this into their estimates. You may spend as much as an hour or more in the limo during course of the day. And god help us all if one of the bridal cars gets lost. It is often a good idea to hire a party bus to transport the critical attendees. Nobody gets lost and, unlike the traditional limo, you can all have fun together.
When you see disaster footage on the local news, victims are always shown looking for their most precious keepsakes…the family photographs. Not their vcr's or hot tubs. Those are the important memories you are looking to preserve. The FORMAL PORTRAITS (not a dirty word) are an important historical record and as such you should devote some time to creating them. You will appreciate them more as you pass them on to your children and grandchildren. You should generally allow about a half hour for them and they are best done right after the ceremony. All the important players are there already, assembled and freshly attired. The worst place to try to get these is at the reception where trying to get people off the dance floor does nothing but eat up time. Receptions are for informal and fun photos.
After all you will be seeing each of these guests at the hall anyway, right? Why throw away as much as 20 good minutes that you could spend at the cocktail hour.
It's easier to spend a little time waiting for the show to start while lounging in the limo than it is to make up for lost time. This means you should plan to leave for you hair appointment early. If you plan to meet your bridesmaids at your house beforehand and go together, give them an earlier time. Plan a little slack into the schedule early, you will appreciate it later.
Yeah, I know this sounds like your mom talking, but it is true. When you don't eat you loose energy…and you can't have any FUN if your tired and hungry. Plan a good breakfast. Even if you think you can't eat a thing, at least drink a diet shake. Have one of your bridesmaids compile a snack basket for everyone to pick at during the day. Soft pretzels work great…no mess and they soak up alcohol. Give the basket to your limo driver to attend to. By the way, Alcohol early in the day is usually a BAD idea. Hangover at the reception…not FUN.
He will be with you from the beginning of your day until the cake is cut. If you work with him to realistically plan your schedule he will keep you on track and maximize your FUN. Believe it or not this is in his best interest. When you are relaxed your photographs look best.


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Bright 4-Bedroom Apartment
Vendégek száma10
Hálószobák száma4
Méret90 m²
Floor No.
- Családi / Gyerek barát
- Konyha
- Zárható szoba
- Kisállat megengedett
- Internet/WiFi
- Parkolási lehetőség
- Törölköző
Accommodation summary
Simply decorated, this spacious apartment offers flexible sleeping arrangements for up to 10 people. A fitted kitchen is included where guests can prepare tasty meals using locally sourced ingredients.
A famous historic bridge completed in the 15th century, Charles Bridge is a 20-minute tram ride away. The Bohemian Crown Jewels are kept within a hidden room inside Prague Castle which is a 10-minute drive away.
The neighbouring residential area of Vyšehrad is considered an area of historic establishment by Czech rulers and features the Czech National Cemetery and the ruins of a medieval fortress.
HázirendGuarded parking can be arranged for an extra fee of 300 CZK for 24 hours.
Free street parking is available 500m from to the apartment.
Smoking is permitted in the courtyard.
The reception desk is open from 8:00 am to 10:00 pm.
Guests should inform the host in advance regarding late check-in.
|Ár >6 vendégre
|8 € /fő/éj extra
|Érkezés legkorábbi időpontja
|Check-in before
|Távozás legkésőbbi időpontja
|Lemondási feltétel
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Thank you for a lovely - quiet and comfortable stay and the lovely breakfast!
We had a good stay especially if you imagine the good price! This flat is in the centre so you can arrive everything by feet. Some of the furniture are old but usable also some things like the door frame of the bathroom could be novated. Towels and crockery were provided. The flat was clean. The only points i could mention is that at the time of our stay there were a lot of workman in the house - so outside the flat it was noisy and dusty. I wouldn´t recommend to use the elevator - it doesn´t look realy save.
All in all we, a group of young guys had a good time!
This apartment is in a great location. It is steps from Wenceslas Square, and a 10 minute walk to the Old Town Square. The rooms are very spacious, the kitchen is well equipped, the WiFi is fast, and everything is very clean. There is also an elevator, which was greatly appreciated.
The whole operation is very professionally run. There was always someone available when I need assistance
Great appartment in a perfect location in the centre of prague, very spacious for its cost. The only small negative thing was that during our stay the water pressure was a bit low.
We had arranged through Mila for a pickup from the airport which made getting to the apartment after a long travel day much easier. The apartment was clean and comfortable but fairly basic. The location was great with easy access to all the sights of Old Town. Also, great restaurants in the area. We had one of our best meals during our two-week trip at Alforno Fofacceria right there in the neighborhood. If you are a light sleeper, you might want to use ear plugs since the church bells do toll every fifteen minutes throughout the night and early morning. I had a hard time adjusting to the time change so the bells bothered me at night but no one else in my family had a problem with them.
Everything was perfect! The apartment was perfectly clean and the room was really big! The only problem was that wifi didn't work inside the room. I would absolutely come back!
Very good place to stay.
Great Place! Mila was very helpful, even assisted with our luggage. 10 min walk from city center, many shops and restaurants close by, and a pay by day fitness center within 2 min walk. All around perfect stay.
Advantages: the apartment is close to everything. This is very good point!
The room was clean & good, the breakfast was perfect.
Disadvantage: the bathroom was very-very small!!
We had a great, thank you Mila.
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The San Francisco SPCA Wins Best of the Bay for Best Non-Profit by Readers of San Francisco Bay Guardian [1]Date:
The San Francisco SPCA (www.sfspca.org [2]), the city's leading privately supported, non-profit animal welfare organization, is thrilled to announce it has been voted the best non-profit by the San Francisco Bay Guardian's annual "Best of the Bay".
"Our core mission is to serve the animals of San Francisco and enhance the human-animal bond," said Jan McHugh-Smith, president of The SF/SPCA. "We couldn't be more excited to have the hard work of our dedicated staff and volunteers recognized as the 'Best of the Bay.' It's an honor."
The "Best of the Bay 2009," which is voted on by the readers of the San Francisco Bay Guardian, is the 35th annual celebration of the people, places, and things that make living in San Francisco so great.


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In 2009, BI launched BI TAD ®, a sophisticated alcohol monitoring system that includes electronic monitoring capabilities. The industry response has been swift and positive to TAD. Giner, based in Newton, Mass., developed the alcohol sensing technology in TAD. Giner has been involved in alcohol sensing technology for more than a decade.
BI TAD allows probation and parole officers to monitor offenders for alcohol consumption and curfew adherence with a single device worn on an offender's ankle. Many agencies have incorporated BI TAD into community supervision programs to ease the bottlenecks in courts and correctional facilities caused by DUI and DWI offenders, support officers as they handle larger caseloads and reduce monitoring equipment inventories.


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Gentoo 2006.1 LiveCD: Gentoo has issued its second major release of the year. Gentoo 2006.1 delivers on an AMD64 x86_64 LiveCD, Networkless install mode, and more! As usual we have up some screenshots of this latest release.
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