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Each Week, ForYourArt Brings You the Best Opportunities to SEE, COLLECT, LEARN ABOUT, and SUPPORT Art in Los Angeles.Join ForYourArt's Weekly Email to Get Our Picks for the Week.
Palm Springs Fine Art Fair: Opening Preview Party
Palm Springs Convention Center (Palm Springs)
From February 17-19, 2012, an international roster of 50+ art galleries will gather to exhibit and sell more than 2,000 works of post-war and contemporary art. The preview party on February 16 offers the first opportunity to acquire the works of art for sale at the fair. One day pass to the fair for Friday, Saturday, or Sunday is $25, three day pass for all three days is $40, and three day pass and opening preview party admission is $100. Tickets are available online
Modernism Week Opening Night Reception
Arthur Elrod House (Palm Springs)
Modernism Week is an 11-day celebration of mid-century modern design, architecture, and culture in Palm Springs. For the opening night reception, guests will have a chance to visit the Arthur Elrod House, one of the most remarkable houses in America. Tickets are $150 and can be purchased online. The full list of Modernism Week events is available online.
Machine Project in Monterey Bay #3: Pitch Battles: A Multimedia Investigation into Musical Tunings
TAT Studio, CSU Monterey Bay (Monterey Bay)
A night of art and writing exploring an esoteric bit of musical ephemera and the controversy its generated. In overlapping performances, Colin Dickey, Nicole Antebi, and Chris Kallmyer will explore the difference between two rival pitches, 440 Hz and 432 Hz.
Conversation: Visions of India in California: Bringing South Asia to the Sunshine State
Santa Monica Museum of Art (Santa Monica)
Independent scholar Edward L. Rothfarb discusses the mythology of India in California's visual culture. This event is free. RSVP: firstname.lastname@example.com or 310-453-9184.
Screening: Yael Bartana & Dani Gal
Hammer Museum (Westwood)
A screening in conjunction with the current exhibition Alina Szapocznikow: Sculpture Undone, 1955–1972. Polish artist and Holocaust survivor Alina Szapocznikow often reflected on the ephemeral condition of human life in her work. This program presents the work of two contemporary filmmakers who provide context to her experiences. All Hammer public programs are free.
Discussion: Perspectives: Made with Words
Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (La Jolla)
Join emerging artists Jamilah Abdul-Sabur, Nina Preisendorfer, and Brian Zimmerman in a discussion about their own practices as they relate to John Baldessari's work, in particular his work with language. This program falls on a free Third Thursday; tour the exhibition for free from 5–7pm. This program is free for Members, UC Students and Faculty, $10 for non-members with Museum admission, and $5 for students with Museum admission.
Lecture: Bauhaus Reconsidered
The Getty Center (Brentwood)
For this lecture Niklas Maak, a critic and editor at the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung and author of Le Corbusier: The Architect on the Beach, reconsiders Bauhaus culture, viewing it as an approach rather than style, with relevance for today. This event is free but reservations are recommended.
Live Read of Reservoir Dogs
LACMA (Miracle Mile)
In conjunction with the Film Independent series at LACMA, this installment of Jason Reitman's Live Read features an African-American cast reading Quentin Tarantino's Resevoir Dogs. This event is standby only. A standby line will form at 6 pm.
Los Angeles Free Music Society in Conversation
The Box (Chinatown)
For this event members of the Los Angeles Free Music Society will participate in an open platform for discussion, inquiry, and debate. LAFMS participants include Ace Farren Ford, Paul McCarthy, Fredrik Nilsen, Joe Potts, Rick Potts, Tom Recchion, Carl Stone, and Vetza.
Dirty Looks: Female Trouble
Human Resources (Chinatown)
A selection of works that explore and explode normative roles of femininity and gender. Featuring film and video by Steven Arnold, Rick Castro, Vaginal Davis, Zackary Drucker, Matthias Müller, Narcissister, Patti Podesta, and Conrad Ventur. With Rick Castro, Zackary Drucker, and Narcissister in attendance. $8 suggested donation.
Third Thursday Film Screenings
Center for the Arts Eagle Rock (Eagle Rock)
Los Angeles-based multimedia artist Alexa Gerrity will screen a selection of her video work and will curate a screening of films that have inspired her practice. With works by Jaroslav Kucera, Lucrecia Martel, Chantal Akerman, Peter Weir, Roman Polanski, and Maya Deren. This event is free.
Judy Chicago: Deflowered
Nye + Brown (Culver City)
Presenting Judy Chicago's abstract work from the early California years, the exhibition will consist of drawings, paintings and sculpture made between 1961-1973. In addition the gallery has commissioned the artist to present a new pyrotechnics performance, The De-Flowering of Nye + Brown, which will take place at 7:30 pm on this night.
Modernism Show Preview Reception
Palm Springs Convention Center (Palm Springs)
Get a preview of the works that will be available for sale at the Modernism Show from February 18-February 20. Tickets to the reception are $75 in advance or $85 at the door. Price of admission includes valet parking, wine and hors d'ouevre, and free admission to the entire three day show. Weekend admission to the Modernism Show is $15.
Adult Drawing Class: A Challenge for Creative Expression: Stylization and Appropriation
Norton Simon Museum (Pasadena)
Join artist José Antonio Aguirre as he investigates how artists in the Museum's collections have expressed their creative visions. In this class participants select works of art from the exhibit Proof: The Rise of Printmaking in Southern California to create a piece that is rendered as an opposite. All levels of experience are welcome. Each class is $20 ($16 for members). Online registration required.
Active Cultures: East of Western: Development of the Art Scene in Pasadena and Splendid China: Building Life with Intelligence
Pacific Asia Museum (Pasadena)
Two lectures as part of the Active Cultures series at the Pacific Asian Museum. First, artist Richard Jackson shares some of his personal experiences of the growing art scene in Pasadena in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Then, Andrew Liang, Principle of Studio 0.10, USC School of Architecture Associate Professor, and director of the Asia Architecture and Urbanism Study Abroad Program, presents a view of the environments being created in the urbanization of China. Free for members and $10 for the general public.
Los Angeles Free Music Society Performances
The Box (Chinatown)
A night of ensemble music performances by LAFMS members Points of Friction, Tim Alexander + Damian Bisciglia + Joseph Hammer, Albert Ortega, Joe & Joe, Joseph Hammer + Joe Potts, and (Wild) Don Lewis.
Critical Mass Performance Group Presents An Alcestis Project
Getty Villa (Malibu)
The latest work in progress by this experimental theater ensemble explores the ancient myth of the faithful wife who descends to the realm of the dead. Tickets $7. With shows through February 19, 2012.
Native Thinghood Art Show
The Cube (Downtown)
A group exhibition featuring young Los Angeles-based artists working in illustration, video, installation, performance, and photo-based projects. At 10:30pm KNXWLEDGE will put on a live performance followed by DJ sets by Stones Throw's Tim Nable, Native Thinghood's Henoch Moore, and OM'MAS KEITH of SA-RA. Minimum $3 donation at the door.
A Car Ride Is A Musical Score
Night Gallery (Downtown)
A car ride in the streets of Los Angeles by artist David Balula serves as a timeline and structure for a musical score in two acts. Presented in conjunction with François Ghebaly Gallery.
Claremont/Pomona/Riverside Focus Weekend
Various Locations
Various Times
Join Pacific Standard Time museums in Claremont, Pomona, and Riverside as they celebrate Pacific Standard Time with two days of exhibitions, special activities, and free events. Participating museums include: American Museum of Ceramic Art, Palm Springs Art Museum, Pomona College Museum of Art, and Scripps College, Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery. Check individual museums for events and prices. Be sure to check out Alissa Walker's Guide to Claremont, Pomona, and Riverside Pacific Standard Time Focus Weekend.
A Morning of Artist Talks Featuring Lita Albuquerque and Tim Ebner
Craig Krull Gallery & Rosamund Felsen Gallery (Santa Monica)
At 10am, join Lita Albuquerque for a walkthrough of her exhibition at Craig Krull Gallery. At 10:30pm, Tim Ebner will lead a walkthrough of his exhibition at Rosamund Felsen Gallery. Space is limited. RSVP at 310-828-6410 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Sugimoto Sadamitsu: Sigaraki and Iga
Frank Lloyd Gallery (Santa Monica)
An exhibition of ceramic work by Japanese master Sugimoto Sadamitsu comprised of sixteen masterworks in the Shigaraki and Iga tradition of high-fired stoneware made for the Tea Ceremony. On view through March 17, 2012.
Jorge Sarsale: Mar de Fondo
ADC Contemporary Art Gallery (Santa Monica)
An exhibition of work by Argentinian artist Jorge Sarsale. The work refers to the common destiny between Buenos Aires and Los Angeles, both territories of immigration and emigration. On view through March 25, 2012.
Cody Lusby: Building a Brick
Design Matters (Santa Monica)
A solo exhibition of new work by Cody Lusby. Design Matters challenged Lusby to create a body of work that relates to architecture and the process of building. On view through March 14, 2012.
Simone Gad
Bleicher/Golightly Gallery (Santa Monica)
This Pacific Standard Time Participating Gallery presents the work of Los Angeles based artist Simone Gad. A painter and assemblage/collage artist, Gad rose to prominence in the Los Angeles art scene in the 1970's. On view through February 25, 2012.
Machine Project (Echo Park)
An experimental music performance by babies. Motion tracking software converts the performers' movements into sound. This event is free.
A Tribute to Mike Kelley
MOCA Grand Avenue (Downtown)
An exhibition dedicated to the work and legacy of Mike Kelley. The exhibition will encompass 23 of Kelley's works as well as works by John Altoon, Cody Choi, Douglas Huebler, William Leavitt, Marnie Weber, and Johanna Went, donated to MOCA by Kelley. On view through April 2, 2012.
Works Sited: Aurélien Froment: Fourdrinier Machine Interlude
Los Angeles Public LIbrary (Downtown)
Fourdrinier Machine Interlude is a film consisting of one long tracking shot of a miniature Fourdrinier papermaking machine. For this exhibition, Aurélien Froment shares the paper version of the film in the form of a two-sided leporello, an accordion book, with the film's narration transcribed to text and translated into Spanish and Japanese alongside the original English. On view through April 7, 2012.
Finds! The Unusual Object
Fellows of Contemporary Art (Downtown)
A group exhibition featuring artists who lift content from divergent sources and fuse them into different and new art objects. With works by Anna Simson and Chris Finley, Francesca Pastine, Holly Lane, Joyce Lightbody, Jeni Spota, Juan Martin del Campo Jr., Linda Stark, Marcia Binnendyk, and Mark Babcock. On view through April 21, 2012.
Ansel Adams: Los Angeles
drkrm/gallery (Downtown)
This Pacific Standard Time Participating Gallery presents rarely seen photographs by Ansel Adams that reveal the lost landscape and lifestyle of a prewar Los Angeles. On view through March 17, 2012.
Hammer Projects: Alex Hubbard
Hammer Museum (Westwood)
The debut of New York-based artist Alex Hubbard's newest video, Eat Your Friends. Presented alongside The Border, The Ship, this exhibition will highlight Hubbard's complex videos that capture viewers with bold colors, performative gestures, and evolving compositions. On view through May 20, 2012.
Common Places: Printing, Embroidery, and the Art of Global Mapping
LACMA (Miracle Mile)
This exhibition features three objects from LACMA's permanent collection that transform printed works on paper into one-of-a-kind embroideries: a seventeenth-century valance, a cigarette silks quilt, and Alighiero Boetti's Mappa. On view through May 13, 2012.
de Lab Palm Springs Modernism Week Field Trip
Palm Springs
Join de Lab for a day of events surrounding the Modernism Show. Start with a tour of the Backyard Oasis show at the Palm Springs Art Museum, with an introduction by curator Daniell Cornell. Then enjoy poolside happy hour at the brand-new Saguaro hotel. Tickets for the tour are $15 and must be purchased in advance online.
The Hilton Brothers: Selected Works from Tyrants and Lederhosen
Karl Hutter Fine Art (Beverly Hills)
This exhibition features a selection of photographs by Christopher Makos and Paul Solberg (a.k.a the Hilton Brothers). The works are included in their recently published monograph Tyrants and Lederhosen, in which the artists collaborate to create a modern take on the photo travelogue. On view through April 7, 2012.
Sanya Kantarovsky: Blue Notebook No. 10
Marc Foxx (Mid-Wilshire)
A solo exhibition of work by Los Angeles-based Russian painter Sanya Kantarovsky. Kantarovsky's paintings combine elements of illustration and design with more programmatic strategies linked to historical abstraction. On view through March 24, 2012.
GeoVanna Gonzalez & Patrick Haemmerlein
Co-op 28 Gallery (Los Feliz)
An exhibition of works by GeoVanna Gonzalez and Patrick Haemmerlein. Gonzalez's work illustrates the dualities of life and death, growth and decay by using open space and complexities of lines in her drawings, paintings, and books. Haemmerlein explores themes of nature vs. industry and how they coexist. His images stem from photographs that juxtapose rural scenes with urban realities. On view through March 3, 2012.
Claire Falkenstein: An Expansive Universe and Ruth Weisberg: Now & Then
Jack Rutberg Fine Arts (West Hollywood)
This Pacific Standard Time Participating Gallery presents the opening of two exhibitions. An Expansive Universe features a selection of Claire Falkenstein's larger sculptural work and rarely-seen paintings. Now & Then presents paintings and works on paper by Ruth Weisberg, one of L.A.'s most celebrated figurative artists since her arrival in 1969. Weisberg will be in attendance at the reception. Both exhibitions on view through April 28, 2012.
Sam Falls: New Work
M+B Gallery (West Hollywood)
A two-part exhibition of painted photographs, works on paper, and sculptures by Sam Falls on view at both M+B Gallery and China Art Objects. The work in this show is involved with the artist's interest in representing time. On view through March 31, 2012.
Tom Gregg: New Paintings, Barbara Strasen: All Manner of Things, and Matt Jacobs: New Paintings
George Billis Gallery (Culver City)
The opening of three exhibitions with recent still life paintings by Tom Gregg, works in various media by Barbara Strasen, and recent botanical paintings by Matt Jacobs. All on view through March 24, 2012.
Seven Young Los Angeles Painters I Like
George Lawson Gallery (Culver City)
An exhibition of work by seven Los Angeles-based painters in their 30s, including recent graduates of UCLA, Otis, Claremont, and Cal State Long Beach. Featured artists include Jonathan Apgar, Sarah Awad, Rema Ghuloum, Christopher Kuhn, Anne McCaddon, Jacob Melchi, and Nano Rubio. On view through March 17, 2012.
Itch Dance
Luis De Jesus Gallery (Culver City)
A performance in conjunction with the current exhibition Tilt-Shift LA: New Queer Perspectives on the Western Edge.
Samantha Fields: Be Careful What You Wish For: New Paintings and Works on Paper
Western Project (Culver City)
A new body of work by Los Angeles artist Samantha Fields. Fields usually begins by researching weather and landscape phenomena, taking hundreds of photographs in search of the perfect image to paint. In this most recent body of work the artist has culled from her archives of "failed" images, those where the camera did not pick up what she intended. On view through March 10, 2012.
Tam Van Tran: Adornment of Basic Space and Stanya Khan: A cave walks into a bar…
Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Project (Culver City)
The opening of two exhibitions. Tam Van Tran's solo show presents large wall works on paper as well as a group of clay sculptures and clay wall posters. Tran's new body of work explores the language of painting. A cave walks into a bar… presents four new videos and a suite of black and white drawings by Stanya Khan. The exhibition leaves the world of the living for a subterranean world of objects and elements. Both on view through March 31, 2012.
Critters & People: and Things Of That Sort
WWA Gallery (Culver City)
An exhibition of new works in a variety of media by young Los Angeles artists Danielle Buerli, JAW Cooper, Jessica LL Dalva, Tom Haubrick, Sinae Park, and Bryce Takara. On view through March 10, 2012.
Jim Keville: Fetish Feel
L2Kontemporary (Chinatown)
An exhibition of sculpture by Jim Keville. For these works Keville drew inspiration from how he uses his hands while creating, and in doing so captured the many gestures that hands make. On view through March 24, 2012.
Judy Chicago: Los Angeles 1970's
Jancar Gallery (Chinatown)
This exhibition will highlight the work of Judy Chicago during the 1970's in Los Angeles. On view through March 17, 2012.
Jesse Michaels: Crime and War
Strangeways Academy (Chinatown)
An exhibition of paintings by Jesse Michaels. The exhibition takes the viewer through the process of civilization, representing humanity's attempt to impose order upon natural forces by exploring crime and war. On view through March 18, 2012.
Screening: Pasadena Art Museum Voices
Pacific Asia Museum (Pasadena)
A screening of interviews by guest Curator Jay Belloli and the museum staff with key artists, board members, and curators associated with the Pasadena Art Museum. Interviewees include: Artists Larry Bell and Richard Jackson; Eudorah Moore, Pasadena Art Museum Board President, Curator of Design and founding member of the Art Alliance; Peggy Phelps, Pasadena Art Museum trustee and Art Alliance member; Tom Terbell, Pasadena Art Museum director, trustee and founding member of the Men's Committee.
The Lady in Gold: Special Lecture and Book Signing
LACMA (Miracle Mile)
Author Anne-Marie O'Connor speaks in conjunction with the publication of her new book, The Lady in Gold, a suspenseful story of the battle to recover a famous painting created in turn-of-the-century Vienna and stolen by the Nazis during World War II. This event is free but tickets are required. Tickets are available at 323-857-6010 or online.
Part 2 Artist Conversation with Helene Winer
Pomona College Museum of Art (Pomona)
In conjunction with Part 2: Helene Winer at Pomona, this conversation features John Baldessari, William Leavitt, and Allen Ruppersberg discussing the cutting edge curatorial programs that Helene Winer presented at Pomona College.
Hotel Lautner Open House
Hotel Lautner (Palm Springs)
Join the owners and members of The John Lautner Foundation board of directors at the newly-renovated Hotel Lautner, formerly known as the Desert Hot Springs Motel. On the tour, you'll learn about the property history and renovation along with information about the John Lautner Foundation. Choose to include dinner after the tour. Tickets are $25-$80 and can be purchased online. All proceeds benefit the John Lautner Foundation.
Tricky Poses and Taxing Conditions: Performance and Media
Spielberg Theater at the Egyptian (Hollywood)
As part of Los Angeles Filmforum's Pacific Standard Time "Alternative Projections: Experimental Film in Los Angeles 1945 to 1980," this program raises questions about the nature and purpose of performance, and also looks at how the camera, filmmaker, and projectionist perform their roles. $10, $6 for students/seniors, or free for Filmforum members. Tickets are available online.
Moveable Feasts: Andrea Bowers
Soho House (West Hollywood)
LAND's intimate dinner series Moveable Feasts presents opportunities to engage with invited artists while partaking in selected menus from the city's top chefs and restaurants. The second Moveable Feast honors Andrea Bowers, a Los Angeles-based multi-media artist and activist whose work makes political statements. The cost for the evening is $200 per person, which includes a three-course dinner with wine. Half of the ticket cost goes directly to support LAND's programming and is fully tax-deductible. RSVP by February 17 to firstname.lastname@example.com. Space is limited.
Target Free Holiday Mondays: President's Day
LACMA (Miracle Mile)
Visit LACMA for free admission on this day. Check out the exhibition California Design, 1930–1965: Living in a Modern Way to see California's unique style. Live music by Rhythm Child will be featured on the plaza at 12:30pm and 2:45pm. Please note that free admission does not include the specially ticketed exhibition In Wonderland.
Care and Identification of Photographs Workshop
The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens (Pasadena)
This 4-day workshop is an introduction to the history, identification, and preservation of photographic materials. The workshop will run February 21-24 and is priced at $645-$870 depending on the package. Tickets are available online.
Being Validated by Gallery Owners & Collectors
California African American Museum (Downtown)
A discussion about how African American artists have been viewed by critics and collectors, and how the market place is progressing for African American artists and culturally-specific art. Participants will include Charlotte Sherman, Angela Witherspoon, Robert Holmes, Eric Hanks, Alden Kimbrough, and others. This event is free.
From Exile to Home: Los Angeles Literary Life 1945 to 1980
Los Angeles Public Library (Downtown)
For this Pacific Standard Time event, join literary nonfiction author Lawrence Weschler in conversation with Los Angeles Times Book Critic David Ulin as they discuss how the literature of Los Angeles has shifted from a literature of exile to one of place in the years since World War II. This event is free.
Community Printmaking Sessions with Holly Jerger
Craft and Folk Art Museum (Miracle Mile)
Whether you are a novice or expert printer, join other like-minded adults for printmaking sessions that offer space, basic supplies, and casual instruction. Materials for various relief printing processes, collograph, and monotype are on hand. A small etching press and letterpress are also available for use. Tuesdays through April 17, 2012. RSVP to 323-937-4230 x28 or email@example.com.
Lecture: Postmodernism: Style and Subversion 1970-1990
LACMA (Miracle Mile)
Glenn Adamson, deputy head of research and head of graduate studies at London's Victoria and Albert Museum discusses the V + A's exhibition Postmodernism: Style and Subversion 1970–1990, the first in-depth survey of the subject. $20 general admission; $15 LACMA members; free for DADC members and students with ID. Tickets: 323 857-6528 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Trouble in Paradise: Music and Los Angeles 1945-1975
The Grammy Museum (Downtown)
This Pacific Standard Time exhibition explores thirty years of the pop music scene in Los Angeles and its related culture, politics, and popular art. The exhibit features iconic images, ephemera, music, and filmed interviews with key figures in the scene. On view through June 3, 2012.
Artist Talk: Harrell Fletcher and The Emergence of Art and Social Practice
Hammer Museum (Westwood)
An artist talk with Hammer Public Engagement artist Harrell Fletcher. Fletcher has worked on a variety of socially engaged, interdisciplinary projects for over a decade. His current project with collaborator Adam Moser will document a year at the Hammer in the vernacular of a high school yearbook. Until the end of March, when visitors come to the museum they may have their portraits taken at the Front Desk to be included in the Yearbook. Visitor photos will be posted on www.hammeryearbook.com. All Hammer public programs are free.
Roundtable Discussion moderated by Hunter Drohojowska-Philp with John Mason, Billy Al Bengston, and John Baldessari
Scripps College at Writers Boot Camp (Santa Monica)
A Pacific Standard Time roundtable discussion on the theme of unexpected connections and intersections in the LA art scene with moderator Hunter Drohojowska-Philp featuring artists John Baldessari, Billy Al Bengston, and John Mason. Located at the Writers Boot Camp at Bergamot Station. RSVP at 909-607-3397 or email@example.com.
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Thanks to the Sony leaks, we know that Sony and Marvel attempted to work out a deal to bring Spider-Man back to the MCU for various projects including Captain America: Civil War. Unfortunately, hose negotiations broke down—but all may not be lost. Latino Review is reporting that the deal is very much alive in the wake of the hack (and the poor performance of recent Spider-Man films on Sony's watch).
According to Kel over at Latino Review:
IF the Marvel/Sony deal were to go forward, Andrew Garfield would no longer be Peter Parker and any baggage from existing films, Raimi or Webb, would be non-canonical, Marvel doesn't want any part of those films. The idea is that the Spider-Man romance movie has been played out over five installments, so any new Spider-Man films would focus on the difficulties of being a teenager and a superhero with a romance side-story, not the film's focus. Marvel also thinks that the origin story is well-trodden territory, so any Spider-Man movies under this deal would begin with Peter Parker already leading a dual life. Spider-Man making his debut in Captain America: Civil War is still a distinct possibility and would serve as the character's introduction to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But as of now Spider-Man will NOT be in Civil War. I was told that they have a script nailed down.
So, if the deal works out and Spider-Man goes back to Marvel, we basically hit the ground running with a lead actor. He's already got the double life and he's already dating Mary Jane – both of which allow for more time for Spider-Man to just be Spider-Man.
Granted nothing may come of this, but the fact is that Sony doesn't have much leverage left. It makes sense for them to profit while Marvel does the heavy lifting to get the character back on track.
What do you think?
(via /Film)

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Source Market Insights: United Kingdom
Summary Source Market Insights; United Kingdom provides an overview of the Britishoutbound market, analyzing market data and providing insights. This report provides a better understanding of the number of British tourists going abroad, their spending habits, and main the destination markets. Key Findings - The UK outbound market performed well in 2014, growing by4.7% to 59.6 million trips. This is partly due to a growing economy and fallingunemployment rates - Although total outbound expenditure grew in 2014, average spending per trip remained stable in 2014. Holiday budgets are still very tight, due to the fact that inflation has been growing faster than wages in recent years - The Euro has been declining since the start of 2015, which makes it cheaper for British citizens to go to Europe. In addition, family travel has been increasing, with the fastest growth seen in the 0-15 age group as package deals became more popular in 2014 - The US, Ireland, and the Netherlands were the fastest-growing outbound destinations in 2014. The US benefited from a favorable USD-GBP exchange rate, while Ireland saw a 25% increase in UK leisure tourists in 2014. The Netherlands remains popular for a short city break Synopsis - The report provides detailed market analysis, information, and insights, including: - Detailed analysis of the market trends in the British outbound tourism sector - Historic and forecast tourist volumes covering the entire British outbound tourism sector - Detailed analysis of spending patterns of British tourists abroad Reasons To Buy - Make strategic business decisions using historic and forecast market data related to the British outbound tourism sector - Understand the key market trends and growth opportunities in the British outbound tourism sector, along with key trends and grow opportunities Key Highlights NA


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Aug 14, 2015 - In commemoration of the 70th anniversary of VJ Day, Ballista Digital Ltd has announced the price of Timeline WW2 for iPad has been dropped to $1.99 for the weekend of 15/16 August. The multi-award winning definitive history of the Second World War for the iPad, Timeline WW2 brings to life the cataclysmic events of 70 years ago for a 21st century audience. This ground-breaking app features an amazing interactive timeline that revolutionises the way that history can be viewed and understood.
Jul 31, 2015 - Independent developer, Kwanza Wagner today announces Nommo Translate 1.4, an update to the intuitive reference app for Android, iPhone and iPad users. Simultaneously interpret a foreign language to the desired language. Nommo Translate translates any text, voice or text in an image into 60+ languages, utilizing Google's Translation API to ensure authenticity of results and accurateness of the output. Version 1.4 has been completely revamped for better performance and usability.
Jul 24, 2015 - G-Power Team announces the release of Image Sizer 1.3, an important update to their photo editing app for iOS devices. Image Sizer includes a collection of easy to use photo editing tools that makes quick and easy work of resizing and posting pics to Instagram, Facebook, and other popular social networks. Anyone can move, rotate, scale or flip photos, add filters, and more to make their photos stand out. Version 1.3 adds new filters, colors, and shapes, as well as a new photo crop tool.
Jul 22, 2015 - DynamoLogic Solutions today introduces Muslim Mate Pro 1.0, a native iOS application that brings a treasure trove of authentic Islamic information and knowledge to the Apple App Store. This phenomenal repository of Islamic resources harnesses the fathomless power of the iOS to bring users a wide range of innovative, high quality and easy-to-use features which can help them in leading lives in strict adherence with the injunctions laid down by Islam.
Jul 18, 2015 - G-Power released their brand-new design of Creative Shape 2.0. One big change is the regularly updated photo inspirations to help with users' creation. The other is the favorite function to let users add their loved templates to Favorites. So you found your pictures are not as beautiful as others? Learn from the designer. There are fine-selected preset shape templates, collage frames, awesome filters, text effects and background patterns. Users will find making an outstanding photo so easy.
Jul 09, 2015 - Cynapse today announces Phlo 3.1 for iOS, the ideal way to search on a mobile device. It lets you type your search once, on an iPhone, iPad or Mac, and jump straight to results from any search engine. Phlo comes pre-loaded with over 30 major search engines, social networks and other news and info sites including Google, DuckDuckGo, Facebook, Twitter, Amazon, Reddit, Wikipedia and more. The new version also bundles in various bug fixes and improvements.
Jun 26, 2015 - The leading mobile app publisher and developer MobiSystems is pleased to announce the release of the foremost single-volume English language dictionary, the Oxford Dictionary of English, as a free mobile app for iOS. Completely revised and updated to include the most comprehensive and accurate picture of the English language today, the Oxford Dictionary of English is the most authoritative dictionary app available. The current edition includes thousands of words, phrases, meanings and more.
Jun 11, 2015 - Indie developer, Boris Conforty today announces WikiLinks 3, the iOS Wikipedia reader that will let you discover articles in a smart, intuitive and fun way. WikiLinks is much more than a browser, it's an interactive and fun way to discover and learn new things. WikiLinks's graphical interface displays articles by showing meaningful swatches that are linked together forming nodes. Version 3 is an all new version, redesigned and optimised for iOS 8 with many many new features.
May 28, 2015 - Paragon Software Group today announces the "Lost in Translation, Found in a Dictionary" contest. Travelers are invited to share a funny experience from a trip abroad where cross-cultural communication went horribly wrong. Entrants are invited to share what happened when they attempted to order a meal, get directions from a local, or check in at a hotel in another country. Entering is easy; simply comment on the "Lost in Translation, Found in a Dictionary" post on the Slovoed Facebook page.


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Joe Cada
November 8, 2009 by USA Post
The festivities began at noon Saturday. 17 hours and 50 minutes later, and we still don't know who will be this year's World Series of Poker Main Event Champion. The "November Nine" has been whittled to the "Monday Night Two," but oh what a grind it was getting to that point.
In 2008, it took just 169 hands to determine the final two players. By the 169th hand on Saturday, there were still seven competitors going strong in the Penn and Teller Theatre at the Rio hotel and casino.
Before we get into the grueling details, here's a look at how they began their adventure.
Seat 1 — Darvin Moon — 58,930
Seat 2 — James Akenhead — 6,800,000
Seat 3 — Phil Ivey — 9,765,000
Seat 4 — Kevin Schaffel — 12,390,000
Seat 5 — Steven Begleiter — 29,885,000
Seat 6 — Eric Buchman — 34,800,000
Seat 7 — Joseph Cada — 13,215,000
Seat 8 — Antoine Saout — 9,500,000
Seat 9 — Jeff Shulman — 19,580,000
Everyone was expecting early fireworks due to the three short stacks at the table, but play was cautious and methodical to start and it took over four hours before the first players hit the rail.
Despite an exciting double up with K-Q against Eric Buchman's A-K, the U.K.'s James Akenhead lost it all back when his pocket kings ran into Schaffel's pocket aces. Sitting with a crippled stack, Akenhead pushed pocket treys only to run into Schaffel's pocket nines. His ninth place finish was worth $1,263,602.
Schaffel's aces had been kind to him, but how quickly things can turn. When his pocket aces found action against Buchman's pocket kings, the board brought both remaining kings, giving Buchman more than enough to scoop the pot with quads and sending Schaffel out in eighth place, good for $1,300,228.
The next few hours saw plenty of action, but no eliminations as Joseph Cada saw his stack get crippled and quickly recover. Meanwhile, Darvin Moon went from chip leader to middle of the pack thanks to some questionable plays that may only be explained during the televised ESPN broadcast.
A two-hour dinner break came and went before the madness resumed. On one of the first hands back, Phil Ivey got the rest of his stack in with A-K and found a willing caller in Moon holding A-Q. Ivey has had a bad history with A-Q at other final tables and Saturday was no different as the board brought Moon a queen. Ivey picked up $1,404,002 for his seventh place finish and the packed theatre audience struggled to recover.
The deflated crowd stirred back to life to watch Moon once again come from behind against sixth place finisher, Steven Begleiter. Begleiter opened for a small raise and Moon inexplicably set him all in with A-Q. Begleiter called with pocket queens and was looking strong to double up, but an ace on the river ended his night. The former Bear Stearns executive banked $1,587,133 for his troubles.
Card Player COO Jeff Shulman held steady for quite some time at his original starting stack when he found himself in good shape
to take out Cada. Instead, Cada's pocket treys cracked Shulman's pocket jacks to take the wind out of his sails. Shulman never rebounded from the loss and was eliminated an hour later in a race situation. He picked up $1,953,395 for his run, more than 13 times what he earned for his seventh-place finish in 2000.
The final four players spent the next two hours jockeying for position before the biggest pot of the final table to that point went down. Antoine Saout and Buchman got into a raising war and Saout's A-K held against Buchman's A-Q to give Saout a huge chip lead and cripple Buchman. About 20 minutes later, Buchman finally succumbed to Moon, pocketing $2,502,787 for fourth place.
With Cada on the short stack, he was caught making a move at the wrong time with pocket deuces, only to run into Saout's pocket queens. Blessed all final table, Cada's contingent exploded when the flop brought a deuce. The set held and Saout was left short. About an hour later, Saout's pocket eights were taken out by Cada's A-K with a king on the river to end the evening and the Frenchman's tournament in third place. He'll take home $3,479,485 as a consolation prize.
Here's a look at the chip counts going into Monday's finale.
Joseph Cada — 136,925,000
Darvin Moon — 58,875,000
The action resumes at 10:00 P.M. PST on Monday night as the players begin their heads-up battle to determine the 2009 WSOP Main Event Champion.
For more in-depth tournament details, visit the live updates page from the Card Player tournament team.
Card Player writer Stephen A. Murphy chronicled each player's elimination as the day progressed. Read their stories in the links below.
James Akenhead
Kevin Schaffel
Phil Ivey
Steven Begleiter
Jeff Shulman
Eric Buchman
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Cider-Poached Apples With Cinnamon Yogurt
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Lovely diabetic dessert, or for all to enjoy! (from diabetic cooking) Dietary exchanges 2 fruit, 1 fat
Top Review by love4culinary
I must admit that I am not diabetic, but this dessert was delicious! :-) I really enjoyed this in the afternoon in between my classes, and it really filled me nicely. Its a refreshing, slightly sweetened dessert. I love yogurt and apples, so thats a plus hehe. thanks for posting this recipe Derf, its a keeper!!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup apple cider or 1 cup apple juice
- 1⁄2 cinnamon sticks or 1⁄4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 golden delicious apple, peeled, halved and cored
- 1⁄4 cup nonfat vanilla yogurt, sweetened with artificial sweeter (aspartame)
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1⁄4 cup toasted chopped pecans
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- Bring apple cider and cinnamon stick to a boil in small sauce pan over high heat.
- Let boil, uncovered, about 20 minutes or until liquid is reduced to about 1/2 cup.
- Add apples; cover and simmer about 10 minutes or until apples are just tender.
- Gently remove apple halves and poaching liquid from saucepan.
- Refrigerate until cooled.
- Combine yogurt and ground cinnamon in small bowl;reserve 1 tablespoon.
- Divide remaining yogurt mixture evenly among 2 dessert dishes.
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RIDERS of all ages have had the chance to try out a proposed new scrambling circuit.
Hart Council leader Robert Benford hosted the open day on one of his fields in Odiham ahead of submitting a planning application for a new moto park.
Cllr Benford had outlined his plans to district and parish councillors, along with about 100 members of the public, during a presentation in December.
He said the crises in the farming industry had led him and his family to look at other ways of making money at Down Farm, his home.
Cllr Benford said he had looked at a number of diversification schemes at his 400-acre farm, including wind turbines, telecommunications base stations and converting old buildings into offices, but they were either vetoed by the MoD, rejected by DEFRA or rendered impractical by the proximity of the RAF base.
He said: "We believe that our location, expertise and resources provide a unique opportunity to create a national class facility for training, recreation and competition for moto cross riders.
"We believe that this proposal makes a benefit out of the general blight on the area caused by military overflying at RAF Odiham.
"By securing full approval before starting we can provide a first class facility in an appropriate location — something of which the community can be proud and which exists in harmony with its neighbours."
Cllr Benford said the field chosen for the race circuit was in a valley to minimise the visual and noise impact.
"The field is about 300 metres away from the B3349 to avoid any problems with dust or visual distraction," he added.
"Most of the time small numbers of riders will be practising, testing, riding for fun or taking part in corporate events.
"There are also possibilities for trials, quad bikes and BMX bikes to use the facility."
Cllr Benford, pictured on a quad bike, said noise levels would be subject to monitoring by the local authority, which has the power to stop events if guidelines are not met.
But many residents voiced their concerns at the meeting.
"I would say 99% of those there were against it," said Odiham resident Elynor Gilbert.
"One man got up and said he owned four similar circuits, one of which is in Fleet, so there was no need for another one in the area."
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The National Assembly The Socialist Republic of Vietnam Independence-freedom-Happiness. December 12th, 1990. Amended on June 22nd, 1994.
Pursuant to article 83 of the constitution of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam;
This law makes provisions on private enterprise.
Article 1:
All Vietnamese citizens who are eighteen (18) years of age or older are entitled to establish private enterprises in accordance with the provisions of this Law.
Article 2:
In this Law private enterprise means a business unit which has a level of capital no less than that of its legal capital, which is owned by an individual who shall, to the extent of his total assets, be responsible for its business activities. bu siness means the carrying on. for the purpose of generating profits, of one or more stages of the investment process, from production to sale of products or provision of services.
Article 3:
The State recognizes the long - term existence and development of a private enterprise, the equality before the law of a private enterprise and other enterprises, and the lawful generation of profit by its business. Within the framework of the law, the owner of a private enterprise is free to carry out his business and make independent decisions in relation to its business activities.
Article 4:
The right to own means of production, to inherit capital and all assets, and other legal rights and interests of the owner of the enterprise shall be protected by the State.
Article 5:
Individuals may not carry on businesses which are prohibited by law. The approval of the prime Minister of Government is required for the establishment of private enterprises which propose to conduct business in the following areas and occ upations:
1. Manufacturing and distribution of explosives, poison, and toxic chemicals.
2. Mining of certain precious minerals.
3. Production and supply of electricity and water on a large scale.
4. Manufacture of information transmitting facilities, postal and telecommunication services, broadcasting, television, and publication.
5. Ocean shipping and air transportation.
6. Specialist export and import business.
7. International tourism.
Article 6:
Persons who are certified insane, under criminal prosecution or who have been convicted and whose sentence has not been erased from the record are prohibited from establishing or managing their own private enterprises.
Article 7:
Public servants currently employed in State Operations and officers on active service in the people's armed forces are prohibited form establishing or managing private enterprises.
CHAPTER II THE ESTABLISHMENT, BUSINESS REGISTRATION, DISSOLUTION AND BANKRUPTCY Of A PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
Article 8:
Any individual who wishes to establish a private enterprise shall submit an application to the people's committee which is authorized by the Government to grant a licence. The following information must be clearly stated in the application:
1. Name, age, and permanent addresses of the owners of the enterprises.
2. The proposed head office of the enterprise.
3. Objectives, specific branches, and areas of business of the enterprise.
4. Initial invested capital. State clearly the proportions constituted by Vietnamese currency, foreign currency, gold, and assets in kind.
5. Environmental protection measures to be taken. The application must be attached to the initial business plan.
Article 9:
Any individual who is entitled to establish a private enterprise shall satisfy the following requirements before a licence is granted:
1. Objectives, branches, and areas of business must be well defined, details of the business office and its specific business plan must be provided.
2. Initial capital must be sufficient for the scale, branches and areas of the business. The initial capital shall be no less than the legal capital stipulated by the Government.
3. The owner of the enterprise on the manager whom he has employed for the purposes of management of the business operation shall have the qualifications required by law for their relevant branch and areas of business.
Article 10:
Within thirty (30) days from the date on which it receives the application, the people's committee shall grant or refuse to grant a licence to establish a private enterprise. In the event that the application is refused the reason for this dec ision must be explicitly stated. Where the applicant for the establishment of a private enterprise is dissatisfied with the refusal to grant a licence he may appeal directly to the state body at a higher level of people's committee which has po wer to grant the licence.
Article 11:
Within sixty (60) days from the date on which the establishment of the enterprise is granted, its owner shall register his or her business with the planning committee at their equivalent level with and the people's committee which has granted the licence. The application file for registration shall include: the licence to establish the enterprise, a bank certificate of the amount deposited in Vietnamese or foreign currency, and in gold in the bank account of the owner of the enterprise; a cer tificate of the notary public office confirming the value of assets held which belong to the owner of the enterprise and which correspond to the initial invested capital recorded in the licence, and the certificate acknowledging the busine ss office of the enterprise. In the event that registration does not occur within the sixty (60) days stipulated in paragraph 1 of this Article and the owner of the private enterprise wishes to continue with the establishment of the private enter prise, he must reapply for the establishment of an enterprise again. In the event that the reason for delay is legitimate, the people's committee which originally granted the licence may extend the time limit for registration for a per iod no greater than thirty (30) days.
Article 12:
During the process of registration the name of the private enterprise shall be recorded in the business registration book and a certificate of business registration shall be issued. from that point of time, the private enterprise is aut horized to proceed with its business operations. The planning committee shall, within seven days from the date on which the certificate of business registration is issued, send a copy of it attached to the file of the enterprise to the taxation offi ce and, financial, statistical and management bodies of economic and technical branches at their equivalent level/
Article 13:
Within thirty (30) days from the date on which the business licence is granted, the owner of the private enterprise who has received the licence from the people's committee of the province or city under central authority or equivalent adm inistrative unit shall cause to be published in the local or central newspapers the following principal items:
1. full name of the owner of the enterprise and the name of the enterprise.
2. The address of the head office of the enterprise.
3. The objectives, branches, and areas of business of the enterprise.
4. Initial invested capital.
5. The date of granting of the licence, the date of issue of the certificate of business registration and its number.
6. The date of commencement of the operations of the enterprise.
Article 14:
In the event that the owner of the private enterprise finds it is necessary to establish a branch or representative office outside the province or the city under central authority or an equivalent administrative unit where its head o ffice is located, he shall:
1. Request a permit from the people's committee of the province or city under central authority where its branch or representative office is based , and register its business operations at the planning committee of the same level, as pro vided in article 9 and article 11 of this Law.
2. Notify in writing, within fifteen (15) days from the date on which the branch or representative office registered for business operation, the people's committee which granted the licence, of the opening of its Branch or representative office.
Article 15:
In the event that the owner of the enterprise wishes to change its objectives, branches, areas of business, initial invested capital or other items contained in its business registration file, he shall notify the planning committee loc ated where the business has been registered. Where the private enterprise concerned has been granted its licence by the people's committee of the province or city under central authority its owner shall also cause all changes to be publi shed in the newspapers.
Article 16:
A private enterprise may be dissolved only if its owner guarantees full payment of all debts and complete settlement of all contracts which it has signed. In order to dissolve the enterprise, its owner shall submit his or her application to the people's committee which has granted the licence, and cause to be published information regarding the dissolution in a local or central newspaper. The application and information must explain clearly the sequence and procedures for li quidation of the assets, the time limit for payment of debts and the settlement of all contracts.
The people's committee may approve the application for dissolution only where no claim has been made after fifteen (15) days from the expiry of the time limit for the payment of debts and the settlement of all contracts as stated in the app lication and information regarding the dissolution. The dissolution of the enterprise may only commence upon the grant of approval of the application for dissolution.
Article 17:
An private enterprise being in bankruptcy shall be an enterprise which suffers from difficulties or loses in doing its business, after exhausting all necessary financial measures but still not be able to pay debts when they due. The pr ocedures for, and sequence of, bankruptcy shall accord with the provisions of the law on bankruptcy.
CHAPTER III ORGANIZATION Of THE OPERATIONS Of A PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
Article 18:
A private enterprise may be named after a given branch, area of occupation or personal name. On its signboard, vouchers, advertisements, reports, documents and other transaction papers the name of the enterprise must be stated together wi th the words private enterprise and the amount of initial invested capital.
Article 19:
The owner of the private enterprise may, himself, manage or employ another person to manage the business operations of the enterprise but shall , in any event, remain personally responsible for all of its activities. The owner of the private enterprise may appear before the economic arbitration body or a law court as either the plaintiff or the defendant in disputes and law suits relating to his business.
Article 20:
The initial invested capital of the enterprise shall be declared by its owner. The capital in Vietnamese or foreign currency or in gold deposited at the bank where the owner of the enterprise has opened an account shall be certified by the bank. Where the capital is comprised of assets in kind, it must be certified by a notary public office. The initial invested capital of the enterprise and the other assets used by its owner in its business operations must be recorder in its books of accounts.
Article 21:
During the process of this operations, the owner of a private enterprise may increase or reduce his original invested capital, provided that the capital remaining is not less than its legal capital. Any increase or reduction in capital must b e recorded in full in the books of account.
Article 22:
The owner of a private enterprise shall, subject to the provisions of the law, have the right to:
1. Select the branch, areas of activities, and scale of his business.
2. Select the form and method of raising funds.
3. Select customers and enter into direct transactions and sign contracts with them.
4. Recruit and hire labour as required by his business.
5. Use his earned foreign currencies.
6. Make decisions regarding the use of remaining revenue.
7. Take initiatives in all of his registered business activities.
Article 23:
The owner of the private enterprise shall have the right to lease his enterprise. Before leasing out, he shall report in writing to the planning committee which issued the business licence. During the term of the lease, the owner of the pri vate enterprise shall remain legally responsible for it in a capacity as its owner.
Article 24:
The owner of the enterprise may sell or merge it with another enterprise. Before the sale or merger occurs however, the owner of the enterprise shall submit an application to the people's committee which granted the licence, stating the reason for the sale or merger and attaching the following:
1. A confirmation from the creditors of the enterprise stating the owner's satisfaction of all debts, a guarantee of the other enterprise or of a bank responsible for the debts of the enterprise.
2. A confirmation of the customers of the enterprise that the enterprise has settled in full all of its contracts or the guarantee of other enterprises in the country that those contracts will be implemented.
The people's committee shall approve the sale or merger of the enterprise only after the owner of the enterprise has caused its application to be published in three consecutive editions of a newspaper every five days without receiving any clai ms within the fifteen (15) days which follow thereafter. The sale or merger of the business shall take effect only after the approval of application has been granted. After completing all procedures concerning the sale or merger with another enterp rise, the owner of the enterprise shall submit a declaration to the planning committee which issued the licence for business registration in order that its name may be deleted from the registration book and this shall have to be done publicly.
Article 25:
The owner of the private enterprise shall the following obligations:
1. To make a correct declaration of his invested capital for business .
2. To carry on its activities in accordance with the branch and areas stated in the licence.
3. To give priority to the use of local labour, ensure the rights and interests of its employees in accordance with the provisions of the laws on labour and respect the rights of the trade union organizations under the law on Trade Unions.
4. Guarantee the quality of goods in accordance with the standards stated in the registration.
5. To observe all regulations of the State in relation to environmental protection, the protection of historical and cultural relics, natural landscapes, law and order and social security.
6. To keep books of account and cost accounting in accordance with the law on accountancy and statistics and be subject to the examination of the financial authorities.
7. To pay taxes and fulfill other obligations stipulated by the Law.
Article 26:
Any person who establishes a private enterprise without a licence or who carries on business without registration, or where he does have registration, carries on a business which does not conform with the branch or area registered in the lic ence, or who breaches other provisions of this Law, shall depending on the seriousness of the breach, be liable to administrative penalty or subject to criminal prosecution in accordance with the provisions of the law.
Article 27:
Any person who takes advantage of his position and authority to grant licenses for the establishment of private enterprises to persons who are prohibited from owning them, or to persons who are not permitted to establish them, or, alte rnatively, who fails to grant licenses for the establishment of private enterprises or certificates for business registration to those who are fully qualified for them, or who, for the benefit of the owner of the enterprise, wrongl y certifies the bank deposited capital or value of the assets in kind, or who breaches other stipulations of this Law, shall, depending on the seriousness of the breach, be subject to administrative penalties or to criminal prosecution as provided by law.
CHAPTER V fiNAL PROVISION
Article 28: This Law shall be of full force and effect as of 15 April, 1991. All previous provisions which are inconsistent with this Law are hereby repealed. Within one hundred and eighty (180) days from 15 April 1991, the owners of private enterprises who, prior to that date, were granted licenses by authorized bodies for the establishment of enterprises shall complete the procedures for establishment again and reapply for business licenses in accordance with the provisions of this Law.
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I was welcomed by a friendly lady on reception, my room was fine,no complaints until the morning at 8am when the cleaners gathered outside .
I had a do not disturb sign on the door however I could hear them discussing their Iceland shopping ,quality street at £4 so used her card with £10 on to buy them, further discussions about Carl the chef who sometimes gives them prawn cocktail or jacket potato depending if he has them in ....and on and in it went. I left my room to go for breakfast at 9 after hearing an hour of their chatter which I could hear over the volume of the tv . I was greeted with morning, didn't wake you did we . I didn't actually reply as I was not in the mood to ...I was actually staying at the hotel whilst we scattered my mums ashes nearby, so I wasn't in the best frame of mind. I would advise anyone booking to try to get a room away from any cleaning stations/rooms if possible. The restaurant staff were very helpful and friendly and food great value for money. I liked the hotel just not the noisy gossiping cleaners first thing in the morning.
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We had a really good stay in the park hotel the staf are very nice very friendly ,the room was lovely and large with a sea view , the towels changed every morning ,the food very good and plenty of it ,we will stay there again , and I've past them on to friends ,the big plus was a free car park
Great hotel
The hotel was very clean and the staff very friendly, will definitely stay again when in Redcar
Weekend break
We stayed in the Durham suite, a beautiful room only slightly marred by damp/wet stains on the ceiling and walls in the bathroom otherwise the room was perfect.
Every staff member was warm and friendly and the chef who served on the carvery was very pleasant and attentive. When visiting the area again would not hesitate to book at the park hotel again.
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fab room seaview bargain price
very basic accommodation
wallpaper hanging off the wall at bay window
carpet requires cleaning
felt like I was in the servants quarters
not bad at all
Didn't know what to expect .
Staff very friendly food good and accommodation very clean.
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Fantastic seafront hotel
Stayed with a friend when watching Boro v Derby.
We had the top-floor Richmond suite, which is suitable for 3 people. Large room. Beautiful seafront view of Tees estuary and down the coast to Boulby cliffs. Friendly and efficient service with the minimum of fuss. Check in and out was quick and informal, no fuss or form filling and staff very friendly. Didn't use the bar/restaurant but it looked nice. Ample parking to the rear. Room clean and well-equipped.
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grossly overpriced
unbelievably convoluted, poor access to room 32, only one set of towels when we arrived, cheap almost unwatchable TV due to barrel and pincushion distortion, toilet seat wouldn't stay up, pricing is a major problem - maximum of £48 appropriate not the £76 we paid.
Good Times
Very good hotel friendly staff food exceptional
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I am 20 years old and £18,000 in debt. This is based on £8,000 for a career development loan while the rest is on credit cards and another loan. I am in a complete mess and my credit rating is so poor I can not get a consolidating loan.
I am thinking of taking out a personal loan in order to do some alterations to my house, and I wondered if you could tell me where I could find the best deal. I'm having the building work done by a professional so it should add to the value of my home.
I am a second-year student at university and I am already several thousand pounds in debt. I am thinking of taking on a holiday job to cover some of my debts, but then a friend said it wouldn't be worth it because I would only have to pay tax. Is this true?
My husband has just lost his job and although he will get some redundancy money he doesn't have any alternatives on the horizon. Should I use some of the money to have a good Christmas and cheer him up or should I be worrying about how to pay the mortgage?
I wonder what you think about all the free offers that you get from store cards, particularly at this time of year when you are doing more shopping than normal. Are they a good deal or a complete rip-off?
I cancelled my car insurance policy and was told over the phone that I would owe the company £100 or so for which they would bill me. However, I recently received a call from a debt collection agency claiming that I owe them £1,800 for the outstanding balance!
I am 22 years of age and in need of financial advice. I graduated this year from Leicester University and moved to Scotland. I find I am not getting out of the debt I ran up when I was a student, and need advice as to how I could improve my situation.
I am sick of renting and want to get on the property ladder but the only way that I could afford even a one-bedroom flat is to take out a loan for 35 years. I'll be almost at retirement age before I own the flat myself. What should I do?
My salary is £24,500. I pay £817 per month in debts and I take home £1,530 after tax so the debt repayments take up a huge amount of my wage, with renting in London and travel on top. What can you suggest?
We are thinking about buying a house but can only just afford the mortgage. Although we don't have any other debts, I want to be sure that the monthly payments won't go up. I don't want to be stuck with a huge mortgage debt I can't pay in the future.
I have been paying a County Court Judgement (CCJ) since September 1999 and will be for another eight years. Will the details remain on my credit file for only three more years, or until the debt is paid off in full?
Egg, the third credit card company I applied to, has accepted me. However, I have just read about complaints from Egg card holders and money lost in transit. How big is the risk? And will making too many credit card applications count against me?
I feel that I am being pressured into paying for a fraudulent use of my credit card even though I have done nothing untoward. Is there a credit card regulator or someone I can talk to for advice?
I have credit card debts of around £12,000 that built up when I was unemployed for six months. I am now trying to get a loan to consolidate the debts but so far I have been turned down by my own bank. I am German but have lived here for two years. Could that be the reason?
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Podere Lamberto, Montepulciano
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 6 smoke-free guestrooms
- Restaurant
- Outdoor pool
- Terrace
- Garden
- Library
- Lobby fireplace
- Barbecue grills
- Limited hour front desk
- TV in a common area
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Feel at home
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
- Free toiletries
- Garden
- Terrace
- Hair dryer
What's around
- In Val di Chiana
- Piscine Termali Theia (0.9 mi / 1.5 km)
- Parco Acqua Santa (1.6 mi / 2.5 km)
- Chianciano Art Museum (1.8 mi / 2.9 km)
- Terme Sant'Elena (2.3 mi / 3.7 km)
- Archaeological Civic Museum (2.3 mi / 3.7 km)
Podere Lamberto, Montepulciano
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $133
- Junior Suite, Garden View
- Superior Double Room, View
- Apartment, 2 Bedrooms
- Double Room, Garden View
- Standard Double Room, View
- Superior Apartment, 2 Bedrooms, Garden View
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 6 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 4 PM-10 PM
- Check-out time is 10 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets stay free (dogs and cats only)
- 1 per room (up to 15 kg)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
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In the hotel
- Free buffet breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- Barbecue grills
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Outdoor pool
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Pool sun loungers
- Pool umbrellas
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Year Built 1900
- Garden
- Terrace
- Library
- Fireplace in lobby
- Television in common areas
In the room
- Coffee/tea maker
- Individually decorated
- Individually furnished
- Bidet
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Free bottled water
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All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
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Selected Faculty Publications
Below is a selected list of recent Rochester faculty publications appearing in American Political Science Review, American Journal of Political Science, and Journal of Politics from 2005 to the present. Many of these papers are co-authored with colleagues who earned a Rochester Ph.D.
|Scott Abramson & David B. Carter. 2016.
"The Historical Origins of Territorial Disputes,"
American Political Science Review 110:4 675-98.
|Scott Abramson & Carlos Velasco Rivera. 2016.
"Time is Power: The Non-Institutional Sources of Stability in Autocracies,"
Journal of Politics 78:4 1279-95.
| David E. Campbell & Richard G. Niemi. 2016.
"Testing Civics: State-Level Civic Education Requirements and Political Knowledge,"
American Political Science Review 110:3 495-511.
|James Johnson 2014.
"Models among the Political Theorists,"
American Journal of Political Science 58:3 547-60.
|Fang-Yi Chiou & Lawrence Rothenberg 2014.
"The Elusive Search for Presidential Power,"
American Journal of Political Science 58:3 653-68.
|Bethany Lacina 2014.
"How Governments Shape the Risk of Civil Violence: India's Federal Reorganization, 1950-56,"
American Journal of Political Science 58:3 720-38.
|Gerald Gamm & Thad Kousser. 2013.
"No Strength in Numbers: The Failure of Big-City Bills in American State Legislatures, 1880-2000,"
American Political Science Review 107:4 663-678.
|Paul S. Herrnson, Ryan L. Claassen, Richard G. Niemi, and Kelly D. Patterson. 2013.
"Exceeding Expectations? Determinants of Satisfaction with the Voting Process in the 2008 U.S. Presidential Election,"
Journal of Politics 75:2 451-463.
|Tasos Kalandrakis & Arthur Spirling. 2012.
"Radical Moderation: Recapturing Power in Two-Party Parliamentary Systems,"
American Journal of Political Science 56:2 413-432.
|Paul S. Herrnson, Michael J. Hanmer, and Richard G. Niemi. 2012.
"The Impact of Ballot Type on Voter Errors,"
American Journal of Political Science 56:3 716-30.
|Justin Fox & Stuart V. Jordan. 2011.
"Delegation and Accountability,"
Journal of Politics 73:3 831-844.
|Mark Fey & Kris Ramsey. 2011.
"Uncertainty and Incentives in Crisis Bargaining: Game-Free Analysis of International Conflict,"
American Journal of Political Science 55:1 149-169.
|Hein Goemans & Alexander Debs. 2010.
"Regime Type, the Fate of Leaders and War,"
American Political Science Review. 104:03 430-445.
|G. Bingham Powell & Shin-Goo Kang. 2010.
"Representation and Policy Responsiveness: The Median Voter, Election Rules and Redistributable Welfare Spending,"
Journal of Politics 72:4 1014-1028.
|Gretchen Helmke. 2010.
"The Origins of Institutional Crises in Latin America,"
American Journal of Political Science 54:3 737-750.
|Gerald Gamm & Thad Kousser. 2010.
"Broad Bills or Particularistic Policy? Historical Patterns in American State Legislatures,"
American Political Science Review 104:1 151-171.
|David Primo & James M. Snyder, Jr. 2010.
"Party Strength, the Personal Vote, and Government Spending,"
American Journal of Political Science 54:2 354-370.
|John Duggan & Francesco Squintani & Dan Bernhardt. 2009.
"The Case for Responsible Parties,"
American Political Science Review 103:04 570-587.
|Lawrence Rothenberg & Fang-Yi Chiou. 2009.
"A Unified Theory of U.S. Lawmaking: Preferences, Institutions, and Party Discipline,"
Journal of Politics 71:4 1257-1272.
|Mark Fey & Hein Goemans. 2009.
"Risky but Rational: War as an Institutionally-Induced Gamble,"
Journal of Politics 71:1 35-54.
|Kevin Clarke & Randall Stone. 2008.
"Democracy and the Logic of Political Survival,"
American Political Science Review 102:3 387-392.
|David Primo & Sarah A. Binder & Forrest Maltzman. 2008.
"Who Consents? Competing Pivots in Federal Judicial Selection,"
American Journal of Political Science 52:3 471-489.
|David Primo & James M. Snyder, Jr. 2008.
"Distributive Politics and the Law of 1/n,"
Journal of Politics 70:2 477-486.
|James Johnson & Jack Knight. 2007.
"On the Priority of Democracy: A Pragmatist Approach to Political--Economic Institutions and the Burden of Justification,"
American Political Science Review 101:01 47-62.
|Mark Fey & Kris Ramsey. 2007.
"Mutual Optimism and War,"
American Journal of Political Science 51:4 738-754.
|Gretchen Helmke & Mitchell Sanders. 2006.
"Modeling Motivations: A New Technique for Inferring Judicial Goals from Behavior,"
Journal of Politics 68:4 867-878.
|Tasos Kalandrakis. 2006.
"Proposal Rights and Political Power,"
American Journal of Political Science 50:2 441-448.
|Curtis Signorino & Ahmer Tarar. 2006.
"A Unified Theory and Test of Extended Immediate Deterrence,"
American Journal of Political Science 50:3 586-605.
|Bonnie Meguid. 2005.
"Competition Between Unequals: The Role of Mainstream Party Strategy in Niche Party Success,"
American Political Science Review 99:3 347-359.


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