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Mood disorders, including depression, can be debilitating. Often, the people closest to us are not able to understand or help us to move past these issues. A positive, proactive and solution focused approach in therapy can help anyone to begin to address underlying issues and move through and beyond their depression, anxiety or any other mood disorder.
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1105 Taylorsville Rd, , Washington Crossing , Pennsylvania
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208 N. Easton Road, Willow Grove, Pennsylvania
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418 Stump Rd., Suite 204, Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania
Depression is the single most diagnosed problem in mental health. I believe it can be divided into two categories: situational depression and clinical depression. We all can experience sadness and changes in mood due to negative circumstances in our lives. I work with clients to examine the current issues, look into the past for previously successful solutions, and work toward implementing solutions in the future. Clinical depression is suspected of being genetically linked and found in families. It is usually triggered by a traumatic event which causes neurological changes. This is best treated with a combination of talk therapy and medication.
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Major depression affects individuals in many ways - you may experience a sad or depressed mood, or an inability to feel pleasure, feelings of guilt, worthlessness, helplessness, or hopelessness, loss of interest or pleasure in usual activities, including sex, difficulty concentrating and complaints of poor memory, insomnia or oversleeping, appetite changes, which may include weight gain or loss as well as fatigue and lack of energy. WalkinTalkinTherapy assist with these symptoms thru combining a mild form of exercise with talk therapy.
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As a Counselor in Chestnut Hill and Lower Gwynedd, PA, I see people struggling with sadnesss. Your mood is low or foggy. You may be irritable. Non-stop worry, difficulties with sleep and/or appetite can occur. You may find that depression is interfering with your ability to function well in your career. Relationships suffer. This is a signal to seek professional care. In my private boutique counseling practice in Chestnut Hill near Blue Bell, Lafayette Hill, and Abington, I provide quality therapy services. Feel free to read my bio and website then contact me to see how I can help.
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Sometimes depression is based in chemical imbalances in our brains. Sometimes depression is caused by the situations in our lives. Learning how to cope with depression is a skill that can be learned and practiced. The pain of depression is often disabling. However, the beliefs we have and the choices we make today can make the difference tomorrow. Medication is not always necessary and is never enough for healing for the pain of depression. I will offer support and techniques to guide you through those dark and depressed times. Life can be filled with joy, hope and serenity. Learn how positive living and positive thinking breaks through the darkness of depression.
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Life expectancy is a narrow way to judge quality of healthcare and lifestyles
If you have been to a medical college, you would have heard of 'life expectancy' many times over. People have misconceptions about this concept. During a lecture at Hyderabad, to a group of intelligent and educated people, I told them that life expectancy is only a statistical term and should not be equated with life span. One audience member, a chartered accountant, got quite upset and insisted that I was wrong in my understanding of the concept, that they were one and the same. Moreover, he thought that it was his specialty, since the ideas are oft-used in the actuarial field. A few days later, he called to say that he was mistaken, indeed.
Decades ago, I was surveying blood pressure among people, to see the effect of the environment on blood pressure, I used to go to my old village and later to larger cities.
What surprised me was that the majority of elderly people in that village had very little contact with doctors and hospitals. Many of them had not taken any drugs or vaccinations in their lives and they were apparently very healthy and working very hard. They could make do with what nature had to offer by way of herbal drugs for their minor ailments like our homebred cats and dogs do. I used to be curious when, on my daily walks, I used to see cats and dogs eating grass, but now I know that we could learn from them. Our villagers those days loved one another and helped each other. That is the true definition of health, i.e., enthusiasm to work and enthusiasm to be compassionate. I was curious to know more about it as until then, I thought (I was taught and made to believe as my seniors did) that unless one goes for regular check-ups and takes preventive drug ,treatments diseases could kill one at a very young age.
After a good amount of research, I found that aboriginal races like the American Indians, the Innus of Canada and our own forest dwelling forefathers, did not have any contact with modern medicine, neither did they suffer from any major illnesses as we do now. As per the records of those times available on leaves and stone inscriptions, the major causes of death were old age and predation. That was when I coined a neo-logism. Here I would like to introduce a new term, which may anger many people. "Health expectancy"—the number of years a newborn baby can live without the need for doctors and hospitals. Further thinking and study on my part revealed that this is the highest in our country. Later in life, I saw this phenomenon myself in the villages of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. Then I hypothesised that health expectancy is highest in our country and many other poor countries, but lowest in the 'developed' West, especially USA. Many children there start on drugs right from infancy, with lorry-loads of all kinds of vaccines (nearly 30 vaccines are administered in the USA, in the first six months of life). The thought of those 30-odd vaccines trying to coax the poor 150 genes in the 9th chromosome that oversee the immune response in the body frightens me. I can understand one vaccine at a time cajoling the immune system to produce antibodies again the desired germ, but common sense tells me that 30 of them almost simultaneously nudging a gene might send those genes into a tizzy. Now, many scientists believe that one could avoid reductionist chemicals getting into the system as they are rejected by the human body's intelligence. Douglas C Wallace, a professor of genetics, showed in his epoch making study using a highly sophisticated computer chip, the MIT chip, that the body throws those many of the drugs we pump into our body into the liver to get destroyed. The human body thinks that they are one among the new poisons. That is the basis of the famous 'first pass effec'" in pharmacology. He also showed that this phenomenon does not happen with holistic herbal drugs (Genetics 2008; 179: 727). In short, health expectancy would be a good parameter for public health officials to depend on, rather than life expectancy in future. God save mankind from chemical poisons.
"There are three types of lies—lies, damn lies, and statistics." — Benjamin Disraeli
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Dear Gall:
is with great satisfaction we here at Headquarters are reading your
reports. We hunger for correspondence like yours from the other
young demons, but we are inevitably disappointed; they all seem
like such amateurs compared to you. Don't think for one moment in
mortal time your work goes unnoticed. In fact we have a gala planned
for you when you return at the end of the century, or sooner if
things continue to work out so swimmingly.
activities have reached the lowest circles here, and it is with
great pride I can report that Numero Uno thinks your use of false
conversion and the subsequent civic religion in this struggle very
wise indeed. You have been especially successful in deluding the
hardhearted into believing they've had "born again" conversion
experiences, "Gott mit uns," you sly devil! This is so
wonderfully traditional, and is often overlooked by our young Turks"
and it hasn't really been done so successfully since Simon de Montfort's
Albigensian Crusade, and Oliver Cromwell's Irish slaughter, Bravo!
Who says you can't continue winning with the tried and true methods?
The basics I've always said, we need to stick with the basics!
such a delicious irony when you think that what we did with atheism
in the last century you are doing with theism in this century, hooray!
Never do these predominantly "powerful" humans with an
unrestrained mean streak finds such a wonderful rationalization
for killing than when they can convince themselves they are doing
it for "You Know Who," saving civilization and all that.
Not to mention an oil well or two, eh? Heh, heh. I love you man!
here at Hq. particularly adore the photo's you have been enclosing
with your very informative letters. We are heartened with the increase
of "collateral damage." The photographs of the young children
are especially endearing. Keep them coming, we are all suckers for
them; we're just a bunch of sentimental old fools.
are doing a wonderful job keeping such controversial items out of
the mainstream media. News coverage has been cleverly sanitized
and packaged for the "Homeland." How did you overthrow
the "free press" so easily? Just a few years ago they
were wailing and gnashing their teeth over another war; Vietnam,
but the committee pointed out that in those days your Region's armed
forces were fighting Marxist/Leninists there, and the mainstream
media were big fans of those two, as are we.
could conclude that they are merely dovish on wars they don't approve
of, and hawkish on those they do approve of, according to their
owners' and editors' ulterior ideologies, and it is certainly not
a generous impulse of patriotism. Au contraire, we can conclude
that you had skillfully corrupted the press way before Vietnam,
you scoundrel!
you return for some much needed rest and recuperation we would like
you to put together a manual for future training purposes. We would
particularly like you to emphasize the manipulation of the aggressor's
population, as in the tactic you call "softening them up,"
i.e., your patient, well planned corruption of their souls through
their colossal affluence. We here at Hq. find that so resourceful.
It has been lying fallow since the Roman Empire, yet you have resurrected
it (pardon my French) in such a creative manner and with such massive
moral destruction, and now physical destruction as well, via their
risk-free military technological preeminence. Ah, absolute power!
precept that the more spiritually slothful a society becomes, the
more they need some sort of supercilious mission to re-enforce their
feelings of self-righteousness, wow! That certain caveats are necessary;
it must be an "armchair" endeavor to be undertaken by
others, at no personal sacrifice or discomfort to themselves, and
it must have at least a scrap of circumstantial raison d'être
to reinforce their overweening pride with the necessary "virtue."
Numero Uno calls it "just folks bread and circuses," and
you understood this from the beginning, you devil you. Oh how you
knew, you ingenious fellow, that a deceitful government could play
such a population like a fiddle!
must admit, I am envious when I reflect on all you've accomplished
in so short a time, Gall. I have trod the same paths as you, although
in the last century, and I too accomplished much, (under the tutelage
of a fine Administrator) but not in recent memory have we regarded
such a pusillanimous massacre, and destruction of an already (oh
so skillfully) disarmed and destitute society. You are a fox!
at Hq. we fairly salivate with the hopeful aroma of incense mixed
with cordite in the wind. May we dare perceive the final hour, and
to envision the nightmare of things to come?
you further success, and hurry home!
One Napalm
Crossing, Hades 666
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9, 2003
Raymond [send him mail] is
a husband, father, grandfather, former Vietnam Marine, Alaska State
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So is it vi-SAN-tee or vi-SANTH? Vikings TE Visanthe Shiancoe was asked about the pronunciation of his first name, which he altered at some point in the 2010 season, on Wednesday's edition of NFL Total Access on NFL Network.
"You know what, I didn't really change it," said Shiancoe, who has widely been referred to as vi-SAN-tee since signing with Minnesota in 2007.
"That was my name, my name is vi-SANTH, okay, so I didn't change it. But I am thinking about going back to vi-SAN-tee, because I was scoring touchdowns back when I was vi-SAN-tee. I changed to vi-SANTH and, I don't know, somebody threw a monkey wrench in this machine or something. I mean, man, I need to go back."
Shiancoe scored 18 TDs as vi-SAN-tee in 2008-09. As vi-SANTH in 2010, he had just two.
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The Broonie, Silkies and Fairies by Duncan Williamson
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Why did I read it? I had read Duncan Williamson's "The Land of the Seal People" and truly enjoyed it, so I purposely sought his other publications, mostly because he includes so many tales of the Silkie, also known as the Selkie and seal people, a subject which truly fascinates me: a race people who move between two worlds.
What's it about? This is a collection of fireside tales told to Duncan Williamson during the years he spent travelling. The tales are from the north-west of Scotland and include:
"The Silkie's Revenge";
"The Broonie on Carra";
"Saltie the Silkie";
"The Taen-Awa";
"Torquil Glen";
"The Lighthouse Keeper";
"Archie and the Little People";
"The Broonie's Curse";
"The Fisherman and his Sons";
"The Tramp and the Boots";
"The Crofter's Mistake";
"The Broonie's Farewell"; and
an annotated glossary.
As can be gleaned from the titles, all are tales involving other folk, and include lessons on how to behave, or not when encountering these folk.
What did I like? Aside from relishing the tales of the seal folk, I was particularly taken aback by the lack of happy endings often encountered in children's tales of the modern age. These stories contain warnings, though not all, and very few have a particularly happy ever after feel. Though these are cautionary tales, none was overly terrifying; rather the some characters terrified themselves, particularly in the case of "Torquil Glen".
I also enjoyed learning different lore surrounding certain creatures, such as the broonie. I had always understood them to be attached to particular families, or homes, but this appears not to be the case in the stories presented in this book relating to the broonie. Rather, a broonie appears as a travelling man to assess the nature of a human's character and reflecting their fortune accordingly; more as a short lesson than a lifetime curse.
Each story is preceded by a few paragraphs revealing the source of the tale; many have summaries wherein Duncan Williamson adds his own thoughts and feelings on the preceding story, which provides a unique insight into the purpose, and culture of fireside storytelling.
What didn't I like? It was the small matter of some of the dialect. There are footnotes for some words, and the editor, Linda Williamson, the author's wife, provides an explanation in the glossary of how they arrived at appropriate language for the publication, it was still sometimes a little hard to discern what was being said. Still, the language did evoke a sense of authenticity of the tales.
Would I recommend it? Yes. I highly recommend "Broonie, Silkies and Fairies: Travellers Tales" by Duncan Williamson to anyone that enjoys a good story, folklore, fairy tales, or has an interest in otherworld beings, and/or the culture of travelling folk, crofters or the north west of Scotland.
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Griselda Blanco, the 69-year-old Colombian drug boss who pioneered the use of motorcyle-riding assassins among warring gangs, has been gunned down herself in Medellin, TheMiami Herald reports.
Blanco -- dubbed the "Godmother of Cocaine" --spent 18 years in prison in the United States for drug trafficking and three murders, including the death in Miami in 1982 of the 2-year-old son of one of her former "enforcers," the Herald reports.
She was deported to Colombia in 2004.
The Medellin newspaper El Colombiano says Blanco was shot to death Monday by a gunman who pulled up to her on his motorcycle as she stepped out of a butcher shop.
The newspaper says she was with her pregnant daughter-in-law, who was not injured. The woman told police that Blanco was no longer involved in organized crime and planned to live off the sale of several of her properties.
El Colombiano reports that Blanco, who was born into poverty, got her start in crime after marrying into a family known for stealing wallets at fairs and carnivals.
At the height of her criminal activity, the Herald reports, Blanco was smuggling 3,400 pounds of cocaine a month to the United States by boat and plane.
She has also been linked to at least 40 murders, many in violent ambushes that were a trademark of the "cocaine cowboy" drug rivalries.
El Colombiano says Blanco was obsessed with the Sicilian mafia and even named her youngest son after Michael Corleone, the Mob-boss role portrayed by Al Pacino in The Godfather films.
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Photo: 6 Thomas St. c.1832
Named for Thomas Radcliffe, this was one of the original streets of Radcliffeborough.
("Streets of Charleston")
-- This small Victorian house was built by Sarah A. Bateman, between 1894 and 1898, in the back yard of her house at 64 Vanderhorst St.
(Stockton, unpub. notes)
IMAGE: SEE ABOVE-- This tall house, two stories of wood on a high, stuccoed brick basement, was built probably soon after 1832, when the site was purchased by Jame Legare. ln 1856 the property was sold to Robert Barnwell Rhett, state legislator and Attorney General, Congressman and U.S. Senator. For his strong state rights stand and his advocacy of an independent Southern confederacy, he became known as the "pathe of secession." It was also the home of Robert Barnwell Rhett, Jr. , editor of the very pro-secession , and later of the New Orleans and of the , and a state legislator. The Rhetts sold the house in 186 to George Alfred Trenholm, who kept it until 1866. Trenholm was a wealthy shipping merchant whose vessels became blockade runners during the Civil War. Tradition relates that during the War a young lady of the house said goodbye to her fiancee at the west gate on the Vanderhorst Street side. She promised the gate would remain shut until he returned. He was killed in the war and, according to tradition, the gate has remained shut ever since. The house is Greek Revival , with flanking bays.
(Thomas, DYKYC, Dec. 23, 1968)
-- James Legare also built this three story frame, Greek Revival house, after purchasing the site in November 1836. Legare was a well-to-do planter and a cotton factor in partnership with John Colcock. He built this house as his residence but later moved to Broad & Logan streets. (Thomas, DYKYC, June 12, 1970)
IMAGE -- Built between 1823 and 1828 by Benjamin Faneuil Dunkin, Chancellor of the Equity Court of Appeals, this is one of the oldest houses in Radcliffeborough. Dunkin evidently built this house as an investment as he built his larger residence at 89 Warren St. during the same period. Both are in the Regency style.
(Stockton, N&C, Oct. 25, 1973; Stoney, This Is Charleston , p. 99)
IMAGE-- St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church, a chaste example of the Greek Revival, shows the persistence of interest in the style after the Civil War. Erected in 1875-78, the wooden structure has served Black congregations for more than a century. The congregation was organized in 1865, meeting first at the Orphan House Chapel in Vanderhorst Street, before purchasing this site in 1875. Louis J. Barbot, a prominent local architect, designed the structure which was built by the Devereux Brothers, one of the city's largest contracting firms, at a cost of about $15,000. The Rev. A. Toomer Porter, founder of Porter Military Academy, was the rector for many years. The interior, which is similar in some respects to his Church of the Holy Communion, shows Porter's taste for "High church" influences.
(Legerton, Historic Churches , pp. 14-15; Stockton, DYKYC March 31, 1980; Stoney, This Is Charleston , p. 99)
IMAGE-- Samuel S. Mills built this two story frame house between 1839 and 1842. His brother-in-law, Lawrence A. Edmondston, built an identical house at 8 Warren St. The two houses have many features familiar in houses in New England, which is no accident, because Mills and his family were from Massachusetts. These features include the shiplap board facing, lonic pilasters at the corners, broad cornice and recessed entrance. The house has four chimneys, brought together on arches in the attic, so that only two chimney stack come through the roof.
(Thomas, DYKYC, Dec. 16, 1968)
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Whatever else London Welsh's first season in the Premiership is remembered for, they cannot be accused of lacking heart in the face of adversity; but things are looking bleak for them now. They remain five docked points adrift of Sale at the foot of the table with only three games to go.
In a match that served as something of a microcosm of their season, it looked as if they might take a fearful pounding early on. But they learned quickly, dug in, and looked as if they would at least take a losing bonus point, maybe even more. The accuracy of Alex Davies, who kicked six penalties and a conversion for a tally of 20 points, pegged Bath back from leads of 13 and then 11 points in the first half to leads of two and five deep into the second. But the home side scored 20 points themselves in the third quarter to take the win and a bonus point that keeps them in the race for a Heineken Cup place next season.
It was harsh on the Exiles, but, equally, Bath did score five tries and looked lethal when they were concentrating. Semesa Rokoduguni, in particular, was electric, given a start on the wing before playing most of the game at centre after an injury to Matt Banahan.
The home side certainly looked a class above at the start. Welsh were two tries down before the clock had reached 10 minutes. Bath came at them like men possessed. They scored their first try with 80 seconds on the clock. Welsh could have been forgiven for thinking it was 80 minutes. That first attack was so multifaceted practically the entire team had a go with the ball before Banahan barged through an exhausted, misshapen Welsh defence in that way he does. Stephen Donald missed the conversion, as he did after the second try a few minutes later, this scored by Carl Fearns, who drove over from a lineout.
But if there was one department of their game that wasn't looking slick in those early exchanges it was the lineout.
When Banahan went off at the end of the first quarter with a nasty-looking knee injury, Bath lost another point of reference. The uncertainty spread, just as Welsh's confidence surged. Donald landed a penalty shortly after Banahan's departure, but Davies then slotted over three for the Exiles in eight minutes. That brought them to within four and we had a game on again. The resurgence was spiked, though, when an inexplicable mix-up in Welsh's midfield allowed the lightning-quick Rokoduguni to streak through straight from a lineout.
They kept at it, though, and again Davies was the man to step up. And again and again. By the end of the third quarter Welsh were within two points on the back of a lineout and drive that Bath struggled to contain. Julio Cabello Farias, the Argentina international who has now settled in well to life in Kew, was vast, but all around him were men in red who refuse to accept defeat, whether at the hands of more illustrious opponents or those of insidious men in suits.
A Donald penalty gave Bath some breathing space at 23-18 and that was when they claimed their bonus-point try. Rokoduguni rose to snatch the restart, then embarked on a brilliant run, beating four players before sending Horacio Agulla away. A driving Welsh lineout set up an attacking scrum, from which Davies put Seb Jewell over to keep them in bonus-point territory with 10 minutes to go. But those 10 minutes belonged to Bath, who scored a penalty and a try for that gloss on the score come the end. They were worth the 40 points, but Welsh, too, are worth a whole lot more than they are now having to endure.


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Research conducted by Boston College neuroscientist Sean MacEvoy and colleague Russell Epstein of the University of Pennsylvania finds evidence of a new way of considering how the brain processes and recognizes a person's surroundings, according to a paper published in the latest issue of Nature Neuroscience.
For the study, MacEvoy and Epstein used functional magnetic resonance image (fMRI) to help them identify how the brain figures out where it is in the world (scene recognition). Study participants had their brains scanned while they looked at photos of four types of scenes: kitchens, bathrooms, intersections and playgrounds.
Separately, the researchers took brain scans while the subjects looked at photos of individual objects particular to those scenes (e.g., refrigerators, bathtubs, cars, and slides).
MacEvoy and Epstein found that they could use the brain patterns produced by objects as keys to decipher the brain patterns produced by scenes, and could "read out" what type of scene a participant was seeing at a given point in time. Neuroscientists typically link the brain area involved, known as the lateral occipital complex, to object recognition.
"While previous research on scene recognition has emphasized the role of the three-dimensional layout of scenes in this process, our results suggest a separate system that utilizes information about the objects in scenes to piece together where we are.
While that's a strategy that many of us think we might use, here we have evidence of a brain area that could be responsible for it," explained MacEvoy, an assistant professor in the Boston College Psychology Department and principal investigator of the department's Vision and Cognition Lab, which uses fMRI combined with behavioral methods to understand the neuroscience of visual perception and cognition.
"The existence of a second route for scene processing could be helpful in the development of treatment strategies for patients with brain-injuries that impact their ability to recognize where they are, which can be severely debilitating."
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The location is 2 blocks from the harbor, easy walk to convention center attractions as well as harbor walk to nearby Stanley park. The hotel, though very nice is showing its age, mostly in exterior architecture & room hallways. The pool/spa was a bit dirty and not very well lit. The lobby makes a great first impression but diminishes with interaction with the rest of the spaces...
Requested to change room due to the noise, The stuff found us a different room at 2 in the morning. Stayed a night on the 17th floor, the elevator sound was very loud through out the day and night. I couldn't fall asleep at all.
Friendly staff, comfortable rooms and great location! Pet friendly, they even included a special bed and bowls for my dog. They also provided treats to the dog every time we came back from walks.
Pinnacle is clearly an older hotel that has had a high style interior makeover. The lobby, cafe/bar and the guest rooms are all very stylish. For quite reasonable rates our room had harbor and convention center views. The room and bath were nicely appointed. Quality coffe was offered for the morning The exterior is lack luster and the elevators have not been upgraded and feel a bit rickety. Our room was a hallway away from the core and we could hear them on and off all night. All in all it out performed expectations.
1/ Location 2/ Friendly, helpful staff 3/ Great view from the breakfast room. 1/ Parking was a joke: expensive, very poorly laid out, difficult to find the way out and the way in. 2/ I found that $20 for a continental breakfast left me inclined to eat more than normal in an attempt to get my money's worth.
Great location, worth the extra money for the harbor view. Lots of great amenities, including use of the bikes because you are so close to the seawall and Stanley Park. Nice and friendly staff. TV often didn't work and had to restart it many times.
Very nice and helpful staff. Awesome location. Nice lobby, restaurant/bar I booked a king but got a room with two twins (or two EXTREMELY small queens), bathroom wasn't very clean and bed and pillows were not very comfortable.
Excellent access to the cruise terminal. A very comfy environment. We walked and used public transportation to make our way about the city, staying 3 days and two nights. We had no negative experiences or observations.
The front desk staff were very friendly and helpful .the accommodations were only so so and paying $300 USD for a $100 room was a downer.
The view was great, location was great and these made our stay perfect. The room was clean and maintained during our stay, the staff was courteous. All in all happy at the end.
location Restauarnt tawdry: all furniture worn/torn, seriously in need of refurbishment. Security panels on doors and high-pressure door closers give impression of ongoing issues re security - perhaps unwarranted, but questionable.
We stayed here while attending the Sea Wheeze festivities. We loved how close the location was to the convention center and the Stanley Park since that was where most of our weekend was spent. It was very nice stay. Would definitely stay here again.
Good location near Canada Place and the waterfront. Walking distance to Gaslamp. Staff was very accommodating and helpful. We had an issue with noise due to some late-night partiers and management upgraded and moved us the next day after quieting the offending room. Couldn't be happier with the quality and cleanliness all throughout. The cafes and restaurants were very convenient as well. We traveled with our three young children and everyone was very nice and respectful the entire time, we never felt out of place. We didn't get a chance to use the pool but could see that it was being used by kids on both days we were there. Room service was fantastic and the service was great as well. Not much we didn't like. It was a bit pricey but we felt we got great value considering it is a luxury property.
Personal service! Every need is met. Each staff member went out of their way to make sure our stay was the best it could be. For instance, Chef Nathan, who we met upstairs while looking over the menu, offered to make us special dinners in preparation for our marathon the next day. He led us to the casual restaurant and custom created pasta dishes for us! What a treat! It was delicious! Also,every encounter was greeted with such politeness! The live music was awesome. We were on the street side and it was quiet, unlike another report. I LOVE THIS HOTEL! Loved everything about it. Will be back!
The air of sophistication and luxury. The ambience at the Fairmont Pacific Rim is hard to match. I liked the knowledgeable staff and their willingness to be of service to guests. House keeping can still improve in their cleanliness.
Great location, great facilities, starbucks in the lobby, super efficient elevators so getting up and down from high floors is easy even during the busiest periods, comfortable, spacious and well appointed rooms, excellent service from staff at all levels. An outstanding experience.
Everything was generally good except for the wifi and thermostat in the room The "free" internet service in the room was unusable. I could connect, but the connection would drop after a minute or so. Could not reconnect without rebooting my laptop. The process would then repeat itself. Called tech support, who wanted to make configuration changes to my computer. Given this property is the only place where I've ever had a problem, I declined -- and went down to the lobby to use Starbucks' wifi. Also, could not get the room cool enough. Woke up in the middle of the night perspiring. A find this is a common issue in hotels these days with the occupancy sensing thermostats, but at this property the issue extended even to active periods in the room -- even with the temperature set to 65.
Breakfast was great! Rooms were clean and spacious.
Accessible to everything , nice staff , The Grain Bar is awesome , Starbucks on site . Fantastic , would highly Recomend it to everyone I know and will definetly Come Back and Stay None
They refused to honor elite status or give Hyatt points for the stay. I am old Diamond member which is now called Globalist. But no privileges are extended for those booking through Kayak.
Great service and high quality rooms. Rooms need more plug ins, especially since one were found near the desk.
I accidentally left my wallet with my drivers license and credit cards and money in the room. The housekeeping staff was excellent in their professional conduct. The maid took the stuff to the housekeeping department. The lady there was very helpful. The entre contents were returned to me. I truly appreciate their honesty, integrity and helpfulness. I always expect to have a great stay at the Hyatt hotels, This made it even better.
Hyatt was (again) an excellent choice. There was nothing to be desired. We were treated very well and the view from the room was fantastic! Friends traveling with us choose a different hotel in close proximity and it was nowhere close to Hyatt quality and comfort! They paid parking over $40 a day and our parking fees were much lower during the holiday weekend! We were very pleased during this stay!
The hotel in located in Downtown Vancouver, walking distance to many Restaurants ,shopping and Cruise ship peer. Location ,Quality of the hotel rooms.
A lovely hotel - great location and fabulous staff
Staff were excellent. From the front desk, bellman, housekeeping and concierge, everyone went above and beyond to make our stay extremely pleasant.
Great location, nice amenities and room. Friendly staff and very clean. Bed a bit too soft. Elevator shaft was audible and a bit annoying.
The staff was friendly and courteous. Check in/out was smooth. The room clean and nice. The gym and pool had everything you would need for a long weekend. The location was perfect for walking to restaurants, parks, and the waterfront. We will return.
Outstanding room, view, service, staff, water pressure, exercise facilities, restaurant. N/A
Was advertised as a supreme king suite. We opened the door on the 16th floor expecting a suite. A seperate seating area. Somewhere we could sit & look at the view of the harbour & Stanley park. Instead we found a king size bed, with 1 chair in the corner. A coffee maker with only plastic cups to drink our dark roast coffee,that once we added whitner it turned gray. The small tv on the wall was off to 1 side, leaving 1 person to sit on the bed ( which was quite comfortable) on an awkward angle. Overall it was a nice hotel that left a sour taste
I stayed at the Coast Coal Harbour in downtown Vancouver in mid December about two weeks before Christmas. Decided to head north for the holiday and go see Christmas lights somewhere cold (Butchart Gardens in Victoria was AMAZING, by the way). Vancouver was definitely in full swing for the holidays, but the city is pretty quiet and the crowds have dwindled by this time of year. Everything was fantastic. It's freezing, but I'm pretty sure the bedding was nice and warm, because I remember sleeping like a baby. The room was a decent size with good amenities, the bathroom was huge, and everything is "green" - recycling; economy sized bottles of shampoo, lotion, etc.; not unnecessarily washing towels that aren't really dirty... I'm from Los Angeles, so I hate to see water waste. You won't find any at this hotel :) Everything is walking distance - It's centrally located, about at 12 minute walk to the train that takes you to and from the airport, and only a block or two from the water. It rained (duh), so we took taxis a few times (at present, Uber doesn't operate in Van city), but if you have a hood and an umbrella, you shouldn't worry. The city is built for wet weather, and everything went along smoothly. The best part of the hotel was the staff. Can't remember the name of the guy at the front desk (Louis? Luis? I may have made that up.), but he had spot on recommendations for food and attractions. He recommended a great brunch spot called Medina and a fun Christmas Market (German style) with a photobooth, cider, mulled wine, and a lot of hand-made crafts. I had a great time in Vancouver and would definitely stay here again. Two very excited thumbs up! Note: We also took the Westcoast Sightseeing bus to Victoria. They pick up and drop off directly at the hotel, which is really great if you're planning on taking any side trips to Victoria. I haven't got one, single complaint. I guess the views from some rooms aren't as great as others, but why gripe about the view when you can go out into the city and actually experience it.
Perfectly located near the convention center with a knowledgable and kind staff. The room is excellent. The facilities are modern and clean. Would definitely stay again and will be recommending to others.
That my dog was allowed to stay with me and the location.
The front desk was extremely helpful in getting us settled and helping us get a reservation at a fantastic but very popular restaurant nearby. And when we arrived at the restaurant the hotel sent a small hors d'oeuvre plate to us as a gift. Very classy. All the hotel service people were friendly and professional. We loved our corner bedroom with a view of downtown Vancouver. The windows went from floor to ceiling and the light was beautiful even though snow was falling. Beds were comfortable too. We booked on Kayak and the price was very reasonable for a city hotel near the waterfront. I would definitely go back. The Lobby was designed as a contemporary open space but it felt too big and vacant. Its interior design could be freshened.
Loved the modern décor and style of the hotel.
Waterfront Baggage taken separately instead of in same elevator, and baggage gentlemen was very pushy as well as the valet attendant. Park elsewhere nearby for much cheaper.
The location is great, the way the staff treats you and the overall quality. For the price we paid I would have expected a bigger room. Then I would have loved to have open view to the north harbour but a building was blocking partially our view, a little bummer although my wife loved it.
Great location, good value. Fun to be in that part of the city, a real attraction for us. Exterior is rather dated but interior was fine. Not a concern for us.
Loved the hotel. Have stayed there many times... Amazing location... However, $750 a night is absolutely insane!! Somehow got ripped off online into paying that for one night! It was supposed to be for 2 nights.... Not happy... Complete rip off...
The location was beautiful. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The beds were very comfortable.
Fabulous views Close to everything. Very quiet on 9th floor. Friendly staff. Right on the sea wall. I have stayed at many hotels in vanvouver which were fancier but this is my favorite since it brings out what makes Van one of the most picturesque cities of the world A bit dated and modern 70s decor Valet was a bit steep at $40. No free WiFi in rooms
loved the patio doors opened up to the veiw of the sea,the breeze flowed through the room.
Usually when I travel and get to a hotel I want to be checked in as quickly as possible. You'd think the young guy checking me in would have understood this, but he kept stopping what he was doing to answer questions from one of the other hotel workers. The other worker was maybe 50 or so, the kid's senior, so I understand his respect for the older man, but they should both know that whatever questions/answers either of them have for each other, should have been both posed and answered after the guest is checked in. Sounds like a very small detail but this level of attention to detail is what I expect from a 4-star hotel. Aside from that and the location being fairly removed from much of what I wanted to see, no complaints.
upscale ..lovely hotel overlooking Stanley park . and harbor.. shopping is just steps away... with many restaurants and coffee shops within walking distance..you won't need to drive anywhere...We will be back for sure in the near future
Location is superb with Stanley Park at the door and the city behind. Great views Price of parking
Friendly staff. 4.5 stars - Really nice rooms that are getting near time for updating. I will happily stay there again. The guest rooms are starting to show minor signs of wear: HVAC - Thermostat no longer working properly; either high fan (noisy as heck) or no fan at all. Bed - getting very lumpy and needs to be flipped or turned. But overall very nice.
The persons behind the reception! They opened the door every evening for our son Brenn (2 years).
The comfort and cleanliness of the hotel was excellent. All staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful - had a lovely time. No tea/coffee facilities in room
Lovely rooms, comfortable bed and good view. Staff helpful and friendly No tea or coffee facilities in the room. Free coffee was provided at reception but this meant having to get dressed first to go down for a coffee.
Great location! Felt the staff was a little stuffy; thought the room was OK, wasn't what I expected (for the price). No ice machine?! Had to call for room service to have that brought up every day...? Maybe I'm not used to boutique hotels.
Very good staff!!!, good location, nice view Breakfast
Friendly staff, great design and location. Too basic breakfast room service menu.
Beds were very comfortable We had 3 people in our party so we got a room with a king bed & a roll away. Wasn't happy !
* gym, pool, sauna * location * $8/day for slow wifi, $15/day for OK wifi
The location was great! It was walking distance to restaurants, the harbor, and a stop for the hop on hop off tours. It said breakfast was included, and then they wouldn't let us have breakfast. That was the major reason I picked them.
Good service Good location They nickle and dime you; parking was $10 daily more than advertised on my confirmation (they said it was an old rate, although I only booked two days before the stay!). Then they charge for wifi! Seriously!?!?!? Who charges for wifi these days?
I liked the location. It was easy walking distance to eating and shopping locations. Also, could purchase city tours at front desk and cab service was easily available.


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Former UCLA Law School Dean Susan Westerberg Prager, a distinguished legal scholar, teacher and academic leader, has been selected by the Occidental College Board of Trustees as Occidental's 13th president.
She succeeds Theodore R. Mitchell, who resigned last September to head the NewSchools Venture Fund in San Francisco.
Prager, a 1964 graduate of Stanford University who received her law degree at UCLA, served as dean of UCLA Law School for 16 years and spent 14 years on the Stanford board of trustees before taking the post of provost (chief academic officer) at Dartmouth College. She returned to UCLA in 2001, where she is the Arjay and Frances Fearing Miller Professor of Law. She will take office at Occidental July 1.
"We are delighted that a comprehensive national search has led us to a distinguished California educator to serve as Occidental's next president," said Catherine Selleck '55, chair of the Occidental Board of Trustees. "Susan Prager has a deep understanding of higher education gained from years of experience as a student, teacher, trustee and administrator. Her commitment to the Occidental mission of excellence, equity and the life-long value of a liberal arts education made her the unanimous choice to lead the College to even greater achievements in the future."
As one of the country's longest-serving law school deans, Prager expanded the size of the faculty, developed new academic programs, and raised standards while increasing the diversity of the student body and faculty. At UCLA she was responsible for building the law school's first major gifts program, which made possible a dramatic new law library. In 1985 she became the second woman to serve as president of the Association of American Law Schools, the leading professional organization in her field.
She received numerous awards for her work as dean, including the Legal Services Award from the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund; the Madrina Award from the UCLA Latino Alumni Association; the Maynard Toll Award for Distinguished Public Service from the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles; and the highest honor bestowed by the UCLA Alumni Association, the Edward A. Dickson Alumnus of the Year Award.
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At Dartmouth, Prager had broad responsibilities for undergraduate, graduate and professional education. She led the college into a partnership that built the new SALT telescope in South Africa, made the decision to make Dartmouth the nation's first broadly wireless university campus, worked to change the culture of student residential and social life, created an ambitious physical plan for the campus and led a major academic planning effort that formed the foundation for Dartmouth's current fundraising campaign.
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Prager grew up on a farm in Sloughhouse, a small farming community southeast of Sacramento. She graduated with honors from Stanford with a degree in history, where she also earned her master's degree in the same field. Before attending UCLA Law School, where she was editor of the UCLA Law Review, she worked in the U.S. Senate, the House of Representatives, and the California Assembly. She joined the UCLA faculty in 1972, becoming a professor of law five years later. She and her husband of 32 years, Jim Prager, a lawyer, have two adult daughters.
Founded in 1887 as one of the first institutions of higher learning in Southern California, Occidental College is one of the few nationally ranked liberal arts colleges located in a major city. Its student body of 1,839 students, drawn from 45 states and 26 countries, combines a remarkable diversity – more than a third are students of color; almost 20 percent are the first in their family to attend college – with a traditional commitment to academic achievement. Occidental students regularly win many of the nation's most prestigious awards. Particular strengths include its superb faculty, a top-ranked undergraduate research program, extensive opportunities for interdisciplinary, overseas and independent study, a historic commitment to community-based learning, and a beautiful 120-acre campus designed by architect Myron Hunt.


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Do It Live!
Friday, June 21, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 9:30 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
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Event Details
This is the event-page for the one and only preview performance of Dark Play. Be the FIRST to see this amazing new production by redhot theater company, Do It Live.
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Do It Live! Productions is unleashing the Bay Area Premier of Carlos Murillo's charismatic romantic thriller Dark Play or Stories for Boys, directed by Logan Ellis. The second show of their second season, and their first Bay Area Premier, Dark Play is coming to the Exit Theatre, opening June 22nd.
Who would you like to be today? Nick Suttcliffe has landed his first girlfriend, but after the two seal the deal, he finds that he'd better explain the bevy of stab wounds that adorn his abdomen. Dark Play tells the story of Nick's very first lover, the power a teenager can take from the internet, and the false selves Nick creates to be free of his own body.
Following last Fall's Phaedra's Love, Do It Live is coming back with a story of identity crisis, throbbing young love and violent manipulation. Dark Play exposes San Franciscan audiences to a story of unreconciled identity and the ugly side of sexual fixation.
SF's ambitious new theater company, Do It Live, is carving their way through their second season. Last fall, Do It Live's Phaedra's Love scandalized audiences and critics alike, with the Examiner saying "this reviewer was shaken seriously enough to consider walking out early in the performance. But the decision to stick around was well rewarded." SF Weekly called Phaedra "Ghastly fun to watch" and the Examiner named it among their "Ten Best Plays of 2012." With Dark Play be sure to expect These scrappy insurrectionists are delivering another darkly comic pile-driver in the wrestling arena of underground theatre.
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San Francisco,
Friday, June 21, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 9:30 PM (PDT)
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Last June, dark play or stories for boys set San Francisco's theater community on fire. Bay Area actor Warren David Keith said of it " [dark play] is the best work by a new company that I've seen in the Bay Area in a very long time...and the play and its author, Carlos Murillo deserve our attention. "Dark Play" has been beautifully designed, smoothly directed and passionately performed by a company of excellent and regrettably new-to -me artists. Their work should be seen and discussed."