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Get an overview of this hotelAll-suite hotel on a private island
Popular property highlights
On the beach
Burj Al Arab Jumeirah out of its own man-made island off the Jumeirah coast, south of the city and 15 miles (25 km) from Dubai International Airport. Visible from almost everywhere in the city, it is linked to the shore by a gently curving causeway.
Spa and fitness
With its distinctively high, sail-inspired exterior, this resort hotel has a private beach, a luxury terrace with cabanas, 3 outdoor pools, 2 indoor pools, and a full-service spa. 6 restaurants and several bars are located on site.
Plasma TVs, DVD players
Boasting views of the ocean and Jumeirah Beach, these rooms feature extensive technology including free WiFi, a 21-inch iMac, 2 HDTVs, Bose iPod/iPhone docking station and media hub, and an all-in-one printer/copier/scanner/fax.
Guest Highlights
- Good location
- Beach
- Pool
- Helpful staff
Burj Al Arab Jumeirah
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Situated on a private island with private beach access, this Dubai resort is a microcosm of its amenity-rich city. Burj Al Arab Jumeirah's bars and 6 restaurants ensure you won't have to search far for a meal anytime of the day or night. Start your day with the hotel's complimentary breakfast. For Arabic cuisine, head to Al Iwan, and for authentic Japanese there's Junsui. Order from 24-hour room service, or enjoy a drink at 220 yards (200 meters) at the Skyview Bar.
This 5-star property features 2 indoor infinity swimming pools looking over the city, as well as 3 outdoor pools, and a luxury terrace with cabanas. For more water fun, take a complimentary shuttle to Wild Wadi Waterpark™, where hotel guests get free admission. A fitness center and health club with a squash court, and sauna are also located on site. Babysitting (surcharge) is available, as well as complimentary supervised activities for children.
Spend an hour or a day pampering yourself at the Talise Spa. This full-service spa spans 2 stories and has 14 treatment rooms. Wireless Internet access is complimentary throughout the hotel. As a result of the expansion, beach facilities have been relocated to the north side of the bridge. As a valued guest, you will have full use of the exclusive Executive Club Pool, its amenities, and the beach-side restaurant Villa Beach. Burj Al Arab boasts a new state-of-the-art beachfront restaurant with modern beach facilities and neighboring kids' play area.
Guests can enjoy access to Burj Al Arab Terrace, the ultimate luxury leisure experience with Scape Restaurant & Bar, two stunning pools, dedicated butler-serviced cabanas, and a beach area with luxury sunbeds. As well as complimentary access to a private beach at Summersalt Beach Club, Jumeirah Al Naseem.
- Sauna
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Children's club (free)
- Supervised childcare/activities (free)
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 202
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-out
- Hair salon
- ATM/banking
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare
- Number of floors - 27
- Number of bars/lounges - 4
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Coffee shop or café
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Shopping center shuttle (surcharge)
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Health club
- Billiards or pool table
- Number of indoor pools - 2
- Number of outdoor pools - 3
- Number of spa tubs - 6
- Free WiFi
- Electric car charging station
- Computer station
- Free water park access
- Pool umbrellas
- Luggage storage
- Children's club
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Shopping on site
- Garden
- Library
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms 6
- Free valet parking
- Terrace
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- On private beach
- Beach umbrellas
- Pool cabanas (surcharge)
- Beach sun loungers
- Pool sun loungers
- Free parking nearby
- Beach towels
- Conference space size (meters) - 600
- Number of meeting rooms - 6
- Number of restaurants - 6
- Conference space size (feet) - 6458
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa services on site
- Steam room
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Children's pool
- Wedding services
- Free breakfast
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- On private beach
- Water park access (complimentary)
- Indoor pools
- Outdoor pools
- Children's pool
- Supervised childcare/activities (free)
- Separate living room
- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
- Children's club (free)
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Playground on site
- Separate dining area
- Sofa bed
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free valet parking, Free parking nearby
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Video-game console
- Free newspaper
- Premium bedding
- Room service (24 hours)
- Hair dryer
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Microwave
- Minibar (stocked, some free items)
- Turndown service
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Designer toiletries
- Jetted bathtub
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Bidet
- Slippers
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Rainfall showerhead
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Sofa bed
- Separate sitting area
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Cable TV service
- In-room computer
- Separate living room
- Private spa tub
- In-room massage available
- Soundproofed rooms
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Separate bedroom
- Down comforter
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Pillow menu
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Espresso maker
- Free WiFi
- Separate dining area
- Plasma TV
Where to Eat
A complimentary breakfast is served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10:30 AM. Business-casual attire is required in all restaurants.
Nathan Outlaw At Al Mahara - Experience the critically acclaimed seafood connoisseur's unique cooking style and his deeply satisfying signature dishes. Rediscover Al Mahara, re-imagined to accompany the new menu and new stewardship of Nathan Outlaw.
Al Iwan - Located below the hotel's soaring atrium, this restaurant serves Arabic cuisine for lunch and dinner in a business-casual atmosphere. Reservations are required.
Al Muntaha - Offering sweeping views of Jumeirah Beach, this top-floor restaurant features modern European cuisine for lunch and dinner. Reservations are required.
Bab Al Yam - With al fresco dining overlooking the pool, this buffet and à la carte restaurant features international cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Reservations are required.
Junsui – The rich flavors of Far East Asia delight diners at Junsui. Bathed in crystals, this stylish dining room and cocktail lounge offers an opulent setting for a spectacularly flavor some culinary journey.
Scape Restaurant & Bar - A vibrant, chic venue serving Californian fusion cuisine and an eclectic mix of signature beverages. Reservations required.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Discover the highly anticipated Burj Al Arab Terrace, set in the stunning azure waters of the Arabian Gulf. Located at Dubai's most iconic hotel, the terrace is a remarkable, one-of-a-kind restaurant, pool, beach and cabana space, offering hotel guests and Burj Al Arab members the finest Arabian hospitality.
Perched 150 metres above the Arabian Gulf, Talise Spa is the ultimate destination to luxuriate, relax and rejuvenate. Each experience has been carefully crafted and exclusively developed using the world's most luxurious products to leave you utterly pampered. Enjoy signature treatments in a panoramic room with a breathtaking vantage or take a dip in an indoor infinity pool overlooking the Arabian Gulf and Dubai skyline.
From world-class shopping destinations to breathtaking legendary golf courses, from the warm Arabian Gulf to the captivating desert landscapes, the Burj Al Arab Jumeirah concierge team can recommend and book uniquely tailored experiences that you can enjoy throughout the duration of your stay.
Luxury chartered yacht cruises, chauffeured personal shopping experiences, scenic helicopter tours taking off from our iconic helipad, and glamorous sports cars can be arranged for you to couple your stay at the world's most luxurious hotel with exhilarating activities.
- Golfing nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Fitness classes on site
- Helicopter/airplane tours on site
- Playground on site
- Racquetball/squash on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
Spa Services
With sea views, Talise Spa spans 2 stories and has 14 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include massages, facials, body scrubs, and body treatments. Visitors of this spa can round out their time with a trip to the boutique, which offers hair, beauty and nail treatments. The resort health club has a sauna and steam room, as well as 2 infinity pools.
- Number of treatment rooms 14
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 3 children 11 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding. Children may not be eligible for complimentary breakfast.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for AED 1500.0 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: AED 8950
- Tourism fee: AED 20 per accommodation, per night
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: AED 450 per vehicle (roundtrip)
- Airport shuttle fee per child: AED 1.00 (one way), (from 0 to 11 years old)
- Rollaway bed fee: AED 1500.0 per night
Hotel Name
- Arab Al Burj
- Burj
- Burj Al Arab
- Burj Arab Al
- Burj Hotel
- Burj Hotel Arab Al
- Burj Al Arab Hotel Dubai
- Burj Al Arab Hotel
- Burj Al Arab Dubai
- Seven Star Hotel Dubai
- Dubai Burj Al Arab
- Al Arab Burj Hotel
- Burj Al Arab Price
- Burj Al Arab Rates
- 6 Star Hotel Dubai
- Burj Al Arab Jumeirah Hotel Dubai
- Burj Al Arab Jumeirah Hotel
- Burj Al Arab Jumeirah Dubai
We should mention
This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details 48 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Up to 3 children 11 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Children may not be eligible for complimentary breakfast. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Awards & Affiliations
Wild Wadi Waterpark Access for 2 Offer
Book a stay in any rate category for travel now - December 31, 2017 and receive free waterpark access for up to 2 persons per stay (in-house guests only).
Full details provided at check-in. Taxes and gratuity may not be included. Waterpark access benefit available only to registered guests. No refunds for any unused portion of offer. Offer subject to availability. Blackout dates: January 15 - February 12, 2017. Other restrictions may apply.


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Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Flushing with free breakfast and free airport shuttle
Popular property highlights
Situated near the airport, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Citi Field, Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, and Queens College. Bronx Zoo and St. John's University are also within 9 mi (15 km).
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features a fitness center, a snack bar/deli, and coffee/tea in a common area. Free continental breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle. Other amenities include a business center, dry cleaning, and a 24-hour front desk.
Room Amenities
All 88 rooms offer free WiFi and free wired Internet, flat-screen TVs with cable channels, and comforts like pillowtop beds and Frette Italian sheets. Guests will also find refrigerators, microwaves, and coffee makers.
Guest Highlights
- Good location
- Proximity to airport
- Breakfast
- Helpful staff
- Clean guestrooms
- Comfy beds
Fairfield Inn by Marriott LaGuardia Airport/Flushing
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a snack bar/deli. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-related amenities consist of a business center and limo/town car service. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests during limited hours. This Flushing hotel also offers a fitness center, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in a common area. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Fairfield Inn by Marriott LaGuardia Airport/Flushing is a smoke-free property.
- Free parking nearby
- Free WiFi
- Year Built 2005
- 24-hour front desk
- Free airport transportation
- Number of floors - 5
- Business center
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Fireplace in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 88
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Snack bar/deli
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Television in common areas
- Free breakfast
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Snack bar/deli
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free parking nearby
Room Amenities
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Flat-panel TV
- Free newspaper
- Private bathroom
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free local calls
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Cable TV service
- Desk
- Frette Italian sheets
- Pillowtop mattress
- Pay movies
- Premium TV channels
- Shower/tub combination
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
Where to Eat
A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning between 6:30 AM and 9:30 AM.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness center.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time ends at 3 PM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Hotel Name
- Fairfield Inn LaGuardia Airport/Flushing
- Fairfield Inn Marriott Airport/Flushing Hotel LaGuardia
- Fairfield Inn Marriott LaGuardia Airport/Flushing
We should mention
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Welcome treat
Book a stay in any room type for travel any time and receive fresh popped popcorn and assorted cookies on arrival.
Subject to availability. Other restrictions may apply.

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Principal's License Program at Muskingum College offered in new, convenient format
Muskingum College announced today that beginning this spring its highly successful, principal's licensure program will be offered in a convenient distance-learning format that combines face-to-face classes meetings with electronic learning (e-learning). The new format will allow students to complete a 3-credit course required for the license in just four weeks. The spring session for the principal licensure program begins January 5.
This change reflects Muskingum's ongoing mission of providing service to the region by making this license more accessible to a broader audience. Dr. Vicki Wilson, who has taken a leadership role in distance education at the College, points out that there continues to be a strong demand for school administrators in Ohio and that today, everyone has access to the technology needed to participate in e-learning opportunities, including telephone and internet.
The new delivery format will allow students to complete a 3-credit course in a month by attending two Saturday, classroom-based meetings and participating electronically during intervening weeks. Students will be able to complete up to four courses per term and have the option of attending full or part-time. According to Dr. Ruthann Fagan, dean of Graduate and Continuing Studies, "We're very excited about this new opportunity. The training of high-quality, administrative professionals is one of the well-established strengths of the College. Blended learning will serve to make our program even more accessible for the many students who are already in the program and already working as administrators." Fagan went on to say that the blended-learning format will also facilitate others joining who want to explore advancing their careers in this high-demand area.
This change in format marks Muskingum College's second blended-learning offering. The option was launched this fall with the introduction of the innovative, new Master of Information Strategy, Systems and Technology program. For more information about any of the programs offered through Graduate and Continuing Studies, visit the College web site at www.muskingum.edu or call 740-826-8038.
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This seafront hotel is pretty old as it was built in 1864 but has been well looked after and remains in good condition, retaining original features but with a few modern touches.
Our rooms, one double and a twin cost us £62 per room on the August Bank Holiday Sunday, although I can see from the Ramada website that Friday and Saturday night stays are more expensive than this. Fridays seem to cost £80 - £90 and Saturdays £100 - £125 which is quite a big difference! Also, we didn't have a sea view from either room and that would have cost a little more. The hotel also offers family rooms for up to 4 people and executive packages where you can pay extra for champagne and inclusive Internet and film access. Adapted bedrooms are also available for the disabled.
The hotel is located on the seafront although it is actually well on the way to Hove, and a fair distance from the main pier and the town centre. It is pretty close to the West Pier but unfortunately there is not much left of that at the moment following a series of collapses and fires over the last 10 years or so and I think it had been pretty much abandoned for a while before that anyway! It takes around 15 minutes to walk from the hotel to the surviving Palace Pier and another 5 minutes or so to reach the Pavilion or the Lanes so it is not the most central location but decent enough, and we didn't mind the walk much ourselves to be fair, apart from when we got drenched coming back from the Pier on day 1!
If you are arriving at the train station like we were, you just need to walk straight downhill towards the sea and turn right at the nightclub at the bottom, and then continue along the seafront past the Hilton and Holiday Inn until you reach the Ramada. I think it took us about 20 minutes or so all together so you may want to get a taxi if you are carrying a lot of luggage.
In the lobby area as you walk in you can see the original staircase and a nice modern check in desk but I can't help feeling that they could make a bit more of this area. It looks like there have been changes in layout over the years and something about this ground floor seems a bit jumbled up but that's more of an observation than a complaint.
Check in was nice and smooth. Our rooms weren't ready when we arrived at midday but we were led to a locked cupboard where we stored our bags until we returned to the hotel later in the afternoon. We also left our bags in there for a few hours on the following day after checking out (before 11am).
The rooms themselves were very clean and spacious enough. There wasn't loads of free space but plenty to store your luggage and walk around the beds etc. There was an open wardrobe which looked a bit bizarre but made good use of the space, a table with a chair and a mirror above it and a TV in the corner that offered Internet access or films for an extra cost. Tea making facilities were provided and there was also a menu for 24 hour room service, although I don't know how hungry you'd have to be to pay £12 for a sandwich! There was also a trouser press provided and plenty of plug sockets. The lighting was fine, with lights behind the bed in addition to the ceiling lights.
The beds were pretty comfortable and had a quilt provided which I much prefer to all those layers and layers of different sheets. The temperature was fine in the room (there was a radiator below the window for Winter which wasn't on obviously) and we weren't disturbed by any noise during the night. As I said, we didn't have a sea view; we were at the side of the building and just looked across to an adjacent building.
The bathroom in our room was pretty small and a strange rectangular shape but, again, they had made pretty good use of the space and it looked fairly new and was spotlessly clean. There was a bath with an overhead shower which was nice and powerful, although it had one of those annoying shower curtains which keep sticking to you. There were enough little shelves around the bath for toiletries etc but the bathroom could have done with a shelf somewhere around the sink as well perhaps, and maybe a hook on the back of the door. Some glasses for water, a box of tissues and some nice little toiletries were provided: soap, shower gel and shampoo, although these were kept in a bit of a strange place behind the toilet, and the towel rail was also on the wall directly next to the toilet. Overall though, they'd done fairly well with the space and the bathroom was functional if a little claustrophobic!
We didn't have breakfast at the hotel but it is of course provided for at an extra cost; I can't remember how much it was but we decided it probably wouldn't be worth it! Food is also available all day in their Arts Bar and Restaurant. The hotel also has meeting and conference rooms and a Victorian Ballroom for functions.
Check out was very quick and overall our stay at the Ramada was pretty good. It may have been better to be a little closer to the centre of Brighton but it was nice to be on the seafront (obviously a sea view would make this even better!) There were plenty of fish and chip shops nearby not surprisingly, some bars on the lower prom within 5 - 10 minutes walk and it wasn't all that far to walk to the Lanes and town centre where you can find plenty of different restaurants and shops. I can't fault the hotel on cleanliness and we had a confortable and undisturbed nights sleep.
If I was returning to stay in Brighton on any night other than Friday or Saturday I would definitely consider staying here again as I think £62 per room is a good price but I'm not sure it would be good enough value for money if I was asked to pay £90 or £100 for a Friday/Saturday night and I think I would look elsewhere.
Having just returned from what I class as a well deserved break I thought I would write about the Hotel me and my family have just returned from. I decided at the last minute really that I would book us a weekend away and began to surf the net as you do looking for not only a bargain but a nice place to stay to boot.
The place I eventually chose with the help of my fiancé was the Ramada Jarvis hotel in Brighton, I have never stayed in a hotel in Brighton before having only visited once previously and having stayed in a bed and breakfast so I cannot compare it to other hotels in the Brighton area but I can compare it to other hotels throughout Britain and indeed Europe as I am fairly well travelled.
The first thing of note with this hotel is that it has a modern look without losing any grandeur, I often find modern hotels look modern but not too Attractive. The Ramada Jarvis was every bit as attractive as the old prestigious hotels dotted around it but with a real up to date look and indeed feel to it.
It is situated in a very nice location, very close to the many winding lanes and pathways that are simply alive with beautiful boutiques and equally close to the famous pebble beach where if weather permits as it did for us you can spend a very leisurely afternoon.
The hotel has 123 rooms in total all of which have internet access which is a thing I always look for when booking a hotel so I can keep an eye on work and also log in to my Dooyoo of course. We booked a room with a sea view and the room and the view were lovely. The room was a mixture of modern styling and appliances with just a touch of antique decor to give it that warm homely feel.
Both the king size bed that my fiancé and I shared and the kid's beds were very comfortable and the entire room was very clean and looked to have been recently decorated. It gave us exactly what we were looking for which was a comfortable stay and a very relaxed atmosphere.
The rest of the hotel was equally clean and comfortable with a lovely air conditioned bar and restaurant where foods and drinks were served at reasonable prices, we had booked all inclusive so all of our meals were free but we did snack in the bar too and the sandwiches and other things we had were excellent and not too expensive.
As kids were welcome in the bar of an evening we spent a few hours there on the Saturday night relaxing to a nice band and having a fair bit to drink, My fiancé on white wine at £2.80 for a large glass and me on lager at £2.70 a pint.
There is an explosive night life not far from the hotel but as we had the kids with us that was not for us this time but we could get a good view from our room of all the comings and goings of the people out on the town and it would seem a very good time being had by all, perhaps when I stay the next time and there will be a next time, the kids will be left at home.
There is limited parking at the hotel and we were lucky enough to be able to book a parking space which came at a cost (£12 for the weekend) but if we had not had the space it would not have been the end of the world because there are large NCP car parks very close by.
The average price of a stay here appears to be around £40 per person per night but the package deal I booked was for a family of four for three nights all inclusive and including parking, the whole thing cost me £389 which I was very pleased with.
As well as the hotel being very clean and comfortable it is also very well staffed and that can make a hotel stay very pleasurable too.
There is nothing worse than dealing with unpleasant and unhelpful staff when you are trying to relax and enjoy a break from home. I found every member of the staff that I had to deal with from the girl on check in right through to the maids very helpful and always with a smile on their faces. The bar staff too were very friendly and always had time for a chat and the same went for the waiters and waitresses at lunch and evening meals.
The food served to us for our lunches and evening meals was of very high standard even though a bit more of it might have been nice. The menus were fairly extensive and there was a good few options for vegetarians too. The kids menu was almost as large as the full menu giving my kids an excellent choice of foods which a lot of other hotels fail to do.
Overall I had a great weekend at this hotel and will definitely return and I would be happy to recommend it to others whether they be planning to go as a family or just as a couple, the hotel can cater for whatever your needs.
Location - 10/10 (there could not be a better spot to put this hotel on)
Service - 10/10 (I honestly could not fault the service in any way)
The room - 8/10 (I have stayed in better but for the price it was wonderful)
The food - 8/10 (there was only one problem with the food and that was the small portions)
The staff - 10/10 (a very impressive staff throughout the whole hotel)
Value for money - 10/10 (the best £389 I have spent in a while)
If Brighton is your destination then I would recommend you seriously check out this hotel, I cannot imagine there can be many better on offer and certainly not at the prices available for the rooms. You are close to everything from the antique shops, pavement cafes and pleasure pier to the night clubs and high street bars so no matter what you are looking to do through your holiday this is the hotel to do it from in my opinion.
Thanks for reading!
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
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Wednesday, September 19
The Tuesday, er, Wednesday Takeaway
Mariners starter Erasmo Ramirez kept the visitors off the scoreboard for the first eight innings of the game and carried a 2-0 lead into the ninth thanks to Miguel Olivo's fourth-inning homer, but he could not complete the shutout. A two-run single by Chris Davis, off closer Tom Wilhelmsen, knotted the tally at 2-2. Then the madness began.
Both teams had ample opportunities to end it. The Mariners had two on and one out in the bottom of the 10th, but Jesus Montero and Michael Saunders struck out. They got a leadoff double in the 12th, but Montero and Trayvon Robinson—who entered the game when Saunders was ejected for raising hell about home-plate umpire Jordan Baker's strike zone—whiffed that chance away, too. Baltimore put runners at the corners with one out in the top of the 17th, but line drives off the bats of Lew Ford and Omar Quintanilla found the gloves of Carlos Triunfel and Kyle Seager.
And so they kept playing into the 18th, the Orioles' first foray into a ninth extra frame since Aug. 24, 1969, when current Nationals manager Davey Johnson was the team's second baseman. It was Baltimore's second 14-plus-inning contest in six days, with the other being a 3-2 nailbiter over the Rays on Sept. 13. And, best of all, Wei-Yin Chen had the distinct pleasure of starting both of them.
But Chen wasn't the only Orioles starter to appear in the marathon. In fact, four members of their Opening Day rotation found their way into the box score, with Jake Arrieta, Brian Matusz, and Tommy Hunter getting the call in relief. Hunter worked the 16th and 17th innings to pick up his first win in exactly two months, before Jim Johnson—who did more dry humping in the bullpen than teenagers at a high school dance—retired the Mariners in order in the 18th for his 44th save.
And if that's not enough #weirdbaseball for you, get a load of this. Olivo entered yesterday's game with four walks in 287 plate appearance this season. The 34-year-old drew two free passes in his first 21 career trips to the plate, but only 147 in the ensuing 3,831. Naturally, in addition to going yard, he took three more trots to first on bases-on-balls, the first time he had done that in 1,076 big-league contests. And to top it all off, Olivo also stole second base in the 11th inning, the only swipe for either team in the equivalent of two games of play.
Still, for all of Olivo's unique contributions, the Mariners could not halt the Orioles' seemingly unbreakable streak of extra-inning wins. Eric Wedge's team went 0-for-17 with runners in scoring position, leaving 16 men on base along the way.
That opened the door for Baltimore, which had endured its own case of the RISP blues for much of the game. Buck Showalter's squad was 1-for-10 with runners at second or third—with Davis' ninth-inning single representing the only knock—heading into the 18th, when Nate McLouth walked and J.J. Hardy perfectly executed a hit-and-run by shooting a single into the area vacated by the second baseman Seager. Taylor Teagarden kept the rally going with an RBI single, and later, Mark Reynolds added an insurance run on a 5-6 fielder's choice where the shortstop Triunfel recorded the putout by stepping on third base.
And that putout wasn't the most bizarre achievement of the half-inning. That honor goes to Teagarden, who collected his seventh hit of the season with the aforementioned flare to right field. Unbelievably, three of those seven have been game-winners.
Yet for all of the oddities on display in the 4-2 decision at Safeco Field last night, nothing rivals this one: it's September 19th, and the Orioles are in a virtual tie with the Yankees for first place.
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I thought for game three to be a rubber match the teams had to have split the first two. The O's won the first two.
Sep 19, 2012 07:04 AM
Taylor Teagarden seems to specialize in game winning hits in extra innings. Obviously Showalter should have used him to pinch hit earlier than the 18th inning.
Sep 19, 2012 08:38 AM
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Good point — as you suspected, Taylor Teagarden will get the start behind the plate tonight.
Sep 19, 2012 16:20 PM
Clearly, Taylor Teagarden is a clutch hitter.
Sep 19, 2012 09:04 AM
The reference to Jim Johnson's multiple warm-ups in the Safeco bullpen was quite witty. Thanks for the chuckle.
Sep 19, 2012 11:19 AM
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Senate Bill 19 would require annual rate hikes over 25 percent from the Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corp. to get approval from the House and Senate insurance committees. It also would allow Citizens to spread increases over two to five years.
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No passengers were injured when an American Airlines Boeing 757 ran off the end of Runway 19 at Jackson Hole Airport (JAC]), Jackson Hole, Wyo., in December 2010, but a number of safety issues highlighted in the NTSB report make the event worth reviewing.
In its recently released report, the Safety Board said the probable cause for the incident was a manufacturing defect in a clutch mechanism that prevented the speed brakes from automatically deploying after touchdown. The captain, however, failed to monitor the situation and extend the speed brakes manually. The thrust reversers also failed to deploy when initially commanded. Contributing to the incident was the captain's failure to confirm extension of the speed brakes before announcing their deployment, and his distraction caused by the thrust reversers' failure to initially deploy.
The NTSB said there was also, "inadequate pilot training for recognition of a situation in which the speed brakes do not automatically deploy as expected after landing. The pilots did not recognize that the speed brakes had not automatically deployed after touchdown." The report cites three other events in which the pilots were distracted and did not ensure deployment of the speed brakes.
The Boeing aircraft also lacked an alert system to warn pilots when the speed brakes were not automatically deployed during the landing roll. Although American Airlines had a company requirement for a callout confirming automatic speed-brake deployment after touchdown, the pilots still became distracted from ensuring that the speed brakes deployed properly.
The report also said there was a lack of guidance for pilots of certain Boeing airplanes when an unintended thrust-reverser lockout occurred. Because of the thrust-reverser lockout created during the incident landing, the flight crew needed to stow the reverse thrust lever to unlock the system, before attempting to redeploy the thrust reversers. However, post-incident interviews with the American Airlines pilots indicated they were not aware of this technique, and moving the reverse thrust levers to the stow position during the landing roll would not be an intuitive action for them.
Jim Olson (not verified)
June 12, 2012 - 8:53am
I never flew the aircraft but consider this. Short runway, no speedbrakes on touchdown, partial reverse and the fix is to come out of reverse, manually deploy speed brakes the go back into partial reverse and go off the end of the runway.
Bryan Welch (not verified)
June 18, 2012 - 2:53pm
Adding another alert/horn/audio to growing list of such alerts/horns/audios seems like putting another bandaid on top of the others...not effective. What does the POH say to do? What is trained? If the automation fails, then the pilot must manually respond. What was the distraction?...another system alert tone?
Be familiar enough with the automation to know which 'distractions' are about to be promoted to a 'problem'.


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A Quick Dustin Penner Question
Jonathan Willis
March 09 2009 01:46PM
There are a lot of people out there who don't like Dustin Penner. "Lazy" is a word that gets tossed around a lot, although "inconsistent" "unmotivated" and even "fat" get used sometimes too. I decided I'd take a quick look at how the first line of Ales Hemsky and Shawn Horcoff have performed this season with and without Dustin Penner.
I decided to use Vic Ferrari's Time On Ice tool, which scans NHL shift charts, to compile the results for the first line with and without Dustin Penner.
With Dustin Penner
- 21 goals for, 5 goals against (+16)
- 173 shots for, 109 shots against (+64)
Without Dustin Penner
- 9 goals for, 10 goals against (-1)
- 281 shots for, 250 shots against (+31)
I really didn't like the Dustin Penner offer sheet; I place great value on draft picks, and felt that Penner was too much of a question mark for such a big offer. That said, I do think that Penner's a useful NHL player who has been made the scapegoat far too much on a team with multiple problems.
My question for those of you who don't like Dustin Penner: Why is the first line so much better with Penner than without him?
March 10 2009, 11:28AM
MattL wrote:
Have you ever worked in an office where someone was dogging it day in day out? It makes you want to do less work yourself.
Have you ever worked in an office where somebody far less skilled/qualified was promoted over your head. That's Liam Reddox on the first line. Or Ethan Moreau. It makes you not want to put in the effort.
See how easily that argument can be flipped?
March 10 2009, 11:29AM
The Towel Boy wrote:
Zack Attack seems to get noticed pulling down roughly the same minutes. Maybe if Penner played with a bee in his bonnet more often he'd be less invisible.
If Penner fought Boogaard, he'd be more noticed for sure. On the other hand, that isn't his job either.
When Penner is on his game he makes the first line better. 1 Because he drives the net and creates space for Hemmer to operate. 2 He can pass very well for a big man. I would take a look at those #'s again and see if all those points came on games where DP was playing good, I bet most of them came in a 10 game strtch after Mact laid down a verbal beating. He makes the 1st line better, but when he's off he is really bad. I think you will find Kotalik a much better option starting tonight.
March 10 2009, 11:31AM
MattL wrote:
Don't you think having the poster boy for apathy on your first line all the time might have a psychological effect on the team?
Is that any different than applauding your captain for taking undisciplined penalties while punishing other players for the same?
If we're going to get into the psychological problems caused to this team by having Penner on the first line, then we're opening a can of (IMO irrelevant) worms.
Jonathan Willis wrote:
The Towel Boy wrote: Zack Attack seems to get noticed pulling down roughly the same minutes. Maybe if Penner played with a bee in his bonnet more often he'd be less invisible. If Penner fought Boogaard, he'd be more noticed for sure. On the other hand, that isn't his job either.
I don't think that was his intention, when Penner is off he looks slow, disintrested, and like he doesn't give a shit. That's what bothers us fans we know what he can do we have seen it, it's his laid back don't give a flying Fu** attitude we dislike it's not Penner himself. And maybe if Penner was scoring Zack could stick to fighting
Jonathan Willis wrote:
I'll bet the reason Penner is getting scratched so often is that he wasn't effusive enough in his praise for MacTavish running him as the RW of a third line featuring Moreau at left wing and Pisani at centre. Good lord, no wonder Penner looks so great statistically. Who wouldn't on that line?
Really? You ask the question to generate discussion and that is the level you take it to?
Poor Dustin, such a misunderstood young man. If only he was treated like the superstar he is all would be right in the universe.
March 10 2009, 11:42AM
@ Rick:
You argued that MacTavish has been very in tune with Penner's performance.
I rather sarcastically replied with the comment above.
I don't think MacTavish has been particularly interested in making Penner succeed this season - he dropped him off the first line and first powerplay right out of training camp, despite fine results to close out last season. He's bounced all over the lineup, frequently getting sent to the third or fourth lines.
I'll apologize for being snarky, but the point remains: I don't think it's fair to say that Penner's statistical results are a product of MacTavish using him in favorable situations.
Kevin Lowe is to partly to blame for the Penner fiasco because he overpaid to get this player, which he needed to do, but he also increased expectations exponentially. Penners play did not increase in the same rate as his paycheck and that is the major problem here. A 5 million dollar player is expected to produce. He is not. You can't realisticly fault him for accepting the money that was offered, whether his play warrants it or not. I am not trying to defend Penners unwillingness to compete or work hard but I am saying the blame needs to fall on Kevin Lowe's lap as well Dustin's.
oh and FMNF. GAME DAY B*TCHES
March 10 2009, 11:45AM
Jonathan Willis wrote:
If Penner fought Boogaard, he'd be more noticed for sure. On the other hand, that isn't his job either.
Zachery doesn't always need to drop'em to be noticeable though. He goes hard to the net and actually gets involved in the game. The effort level is seemingly there more often than not. Not sure I see the same commitment from BDP. I realize BDP isn't a grinder or a fighter...but something other than a 250lb teddy bear would be nice sometimes.
@ Jonathan Willis:
Don't mistake MacT wanting the team to succeed with MacT wanting Penner (as an individual) to succeed .
My point was only that MacT has been quick to pull Penner from the ice when he sees that Penner is doing sweet eff all.
It has nothing to do with punishing Penner or preserving Penner's stats. It has everything to do with MacT making the call on what gives his team the best chance to win on any given night.
But there is an unintended spin off and that is when Penner has his ice time cut back because he is playing like crap in any given day it helps preserve the positives his stats show from the games he is playing well.
March 10 2009, 12:05PM
Peter Pan wrote:
Yes he is a lazy MOFO, but his size is an asset.
Is that what she said?
I don't give a flying F**k if he's the laziest pile of cowsh*t there ever was as long as he puts the numbers on the score sheet. Effort is overF-ing rated, results are what matters, and he's still on pace for 20ish goals this season. I think he's coming along just fine, Hemsky didn't have monster seasons for a long time after he broke into the league and look at him now.
Penner is not why this team sucks, No forwards with a PPG average and one forward with 20 goals thus far are why the oilers suck.
Results come from effort. Sorry.
March 10 2009, 12:39PM
@ topshelf:
Case in point - a documentary I'm helping to produce - "How I Broke Wayne Gretzky's Scoring Records With Effort: the Liam Reddox Story"
I should clarify. Players with skill that work hard get results. Better? I wish that Penner worked half as hard as Reddox but if he did, we wouldn't be debating this would we.
My statement was purely a rebuttal to the prior statement by Colin: Colin wrote:
Effort is overF-ing rated, results are what matters
Effort does matter. Ask any coach in the NHL.
March 10 2009, 12:53PM
@ topshelf:
In fairness to Colin, I took his comment as something like this:
Results > Effort
That is to say, all other things being equal, I'd much rather have a team that wins over a team that tries hard but loses.
March 10 2009, 12:56PM
I just wanted to clarify one common misconception that I keep hearing repeatedly.
According to my friend, who was part of the team from the UofA administering the training camp fitness tests, Penner was is as good of shape as just about anyone this year.
LAST YEAR, however, well that's another story.
@ Jonathan Willis: Yes but I think you'd agree that favourable results are much more likey with hard work and effort as opposed to none. They go hand in hand.
Peter Pan wrote:
Deep Oil wrote: In Edmonton, Hockey is a social outlet and if we make the playoffs that is great, if not there is always next year. Actually, to the bloggers, hockey is life. But honestly, for the guys blaming the Oilers woes on MacT is wrong. He does not have the guns; plain and simple! Is he a great coach? No. But he isn't an idiot either. Its like trying to win a war without any guns. He does not have the artillery to take this team to the next level. Over the years, he has always had a big hole in his line up. Either no scoring, no goaltending, no offensive D-men, no muscle, no veterans, no 1st line centre, etc. And this year is no different. I'm not a MacT fan, but to blame him for everything is wrong. As for Penner… disappointing.
So why don't you come out and say it - we have a roster problem with a former GM now DOHO that has created this negative situation while slinging mud and calling his associate a MORON. With coaches dropping like the DOW, isn't it time that a good solid house cleaning occur and let Tambo start on his own - giving both MACT and LOWE and parachute goodbye - maybe keep Lowe on as President, one step closer to his dream job of league commissioner.
topshelf wrote:
Kevin Lowe is to partly to blame for the Penner fiasco because he overpaid to get this player, which he needed to do, but he also increased expectations exponentially. Penners play did not increase in the same rate as his paycheck and that is the major problem here. A 5 million dollar player is expected to produce. He is not. You can't realisticly fault him for accepting the money that was offered, whether his play warrants it or not. I am not trying to defend Penners unwillingness to compete or work hard but I am saying the blame needs to fall on Kevin Lowe's lap as well Dustin's. oh and FMNF. GAME DAY B*TCHES
Not only did LOWE overpay, he surrendered the future when a UFA maybe was a better option.... giving up three picks to Anaheim after the fact is a kick in the groin.
What the hell is DOHO? Pardon my ignorance...
Jack "FMNF" Bauer wrote:
http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/story/?id=270498&lid=sublink03&lpos=headlines_main "Mike Van Ryn's injury riddled first season in Toronto has come to an end. Maple Leafs' head coach Ron Wilson told reporters Monday that the blue liner had suffered a torn medial collateral ligament and would miss the remainder of the season. The London, Ontario native suffered the injury early in the first period of Saturday's victory over the Oilers when his knee appeared to buckle underneath him. He was helped off the ice and did not return."
Wow, I guess when you are the center of the universe, even when you lose you are victorious. I wish I was Toronto.
Peter Pan wrote:
Penner Haters… Relax. This is a perimeter team. Penner's size allows him to play the inside and front of the net. Yes he is a lazy MOFO, but his size is an asset. The size of his heart though is a different story.
Should we be recruiting WWE wrestlers and put them on skates based on your size comment, I think we can start calling Penner the grinch based on heart size.
March 10 2009, 01:09PM
topshelf wrote:
What the hell is DOHO? Pardon my ignorance…
I'm going to guess that Harold is abbreviating "Director Of Hockey Operations".
Harlie Chuddy wrote:
wow…just watched the Penner (oiler.com) interview from today..he looks like he wants OUT. Has anyone heard if he has asked for a trade?
Does it really matter when your market value is zero, at least when Pronger asked for a trade.... Lowe convinced himself that the house was on fire and he had to move quickly for some reason..... I am thinking that Penner to Toronto plus some draft picks, schremp (throw in) for Blake - seems the Burke - Lowe love affair could be cooled with Tambo.
ohhh.. my bad. Thank you.
yo wrote:
By benching Penner and allowing so much of the organization's dirty laundry to air publicly I wonder if MacT isn't forcing everything to a head and he may be the first in the line of fire. Sitting a guy with Penner's contract is alot more impactful on the organization than sitting a fourth-liner. I'm no NHL coach but even I know Penner and Nilsson are going to score zero goals from where he has them sitting. Good, bad or indifferent I think they need to play all their best horses until the end 'o the season and make adjustments in the off-season. MacT is so focused on embarrassing these guys he has lost sight of what is best for the team. He's trying to make it look like it's Penner and Nilsson's fault the team is a mess. Taking all of his fights with players public has got to be embarrassing to ownership and management. It pulls the Oiler organization down to the level of the Leafs for the last 40 yrs. and that's not good.
If you roll the tape, read the quotes from a few days ago (Sunday).... MACT was questioned on Penner missing an optional practise (deja vous ala Nilsson), MACT then retorted that he just wants performance on the ice and that is was not an issue.
Then one day prior to game day, it is announced that Penner is sitting - seems to me that MACT is showing his hand way too early.... why is important or anyone's right to know that PENNER is sitting.... of course, the plan is to have PENNER sulk for 24 extra hours, but this is a rerun - groundhog day all over again, getting old, getting stale.
Lowe has to man up - this is becoming a mockery of the quality of people in the organization on and off the ice.
March 10 2009, 01:32PM
Is it true we offered Colorado, Penner for Smyth straight up?
@ Jack "FMNF" Bauer: Where did you hear this?
Jonathan Willis wrote:
@ topshelf: In fairness to Colin, I took his comment as something like this: Results > Effort That is to say, all other things being equal, I'd much rather have a team that wins over a team that tries hard but loses.
Of course if the team loses anyway then some effort would be nice to see. And it would be nice to have both the wins and effort.
I think that's just how Penner plays, he doesn't look like he's putting in a ton of effort (even if he is). Of course sometimes it's very clear he's not in the game. In any event if he becomes a 25+ goal man he won't be terribly overpaid, just somewhat. In any event he is by far not the biggest issue with the team:
1)Management-what's the long term plan? Is there one? 2)Coaching - Too many examples to count. 3)Drafting - Consistantly poor, too rare are the gems 4)Overpayment of Players/Cap mismanagement 5)Players performing below expectations: half+ forwards
March 10 2009, 03:00PM
Hi Jonathan
Could you please do a blog article on the stats for who is on the ice for the most goals against while on the PK? In particular I am wondering if Grebeshkov is as bad on the PK statistically as he is to my eye. Take care
Sorry if this has already been said.
I'm not sure it's so much an issue of him being a good or a bad player. He doesn't seem to care. Now while you can argue that results > effort, I really, really doubt that results without effort will ever win you a cup.
I mean, if your goal is to make the playoffs, fine. That said, I think it's reasonable to think that maybe MacT is hitting him hard now, hoping that he'll bring both effort AND results in the playoffs for a run. Maybe I'd be a bad coach, but for me, if you don't think your team is capable of winning the Cup, then why the hell would you care about making the playoffs?
March 10 2009, 05:49PM
@ MikeP: My views had nothing to do with implying that Burke is an ideal "league executive." Rather, it was simply a dumb move on Lowe's part to make such an inflated offer to a young guy who hadn't yet proven he was worth that type of money. Burke's comments to this offer were dead-on, that's all I was saying.
The Penner signing and the prior offer sheet made to Buffalo's Thomas Vanek saw Lowe lose respect amongst his peers, perhaps why Steve Tambellini was brought on board to serve in the GM role. Some GMs may not want to deal with Lowe directly anymore (or agents).
With this salary comes much higher expectations than perhaps Penner is capable of. Judging his responses and facial expressions to his most recent stint in the press box show he's still not yet ready to handle big league expectations and pressure. MacT is right - at this point in the season you can't sit and wait for a guy like Penner to round their game into shape. At his salary - it should already be there night after night.
March 10 2009, 10:28PM
Thats a really intriguing stat. I had no idea the difference with and without was so drastic with respect to points. I wonder though, why is the offensive shot production down so much with DP on the big line? The +point differential could be tipping the scales at +40 if that line could get the puck to the net... An extra 10-12 goals this year would help our Oilers alot.
Dustin's one of the whipping boys, no doubt. He apathetic play at times certainly warrants some of it. However, numbers to numbers, he seems to be better than he appears. That offer sheet was still a mistake... for the draft pics and the cap hit.
Hocknee Fan - facial expressions? Are you kidding me?
Do we have any Canucks fans that post here? If I recall correctly, they had a lot of the same problems with Bertuzzi in the beginning and he turned out to do just fine. Can someone comment on this?
Look at Penner down the stretch last year compared to Penner this year. He was a key cog in the machine back then, but is totally disinterested this season. He and MacT will not be able to reconcile their differences so one of them must go. The smart thing to do in my opinion is to bring in a new coach (especially if the rumors I have read/heard about MacT having lost key player support is true). However, mediocrity still appears to be okay with management, despite what they say to the contrary, so I am not certain this will happen.
My guess is that if MacT stays for another season of ineptitude, KLowe has to buy him out. In that case, he will sign for less with another team and score 20 - 30 goals per season, which will probably be more than the leading scorer for the Oil again,unfortunately. In addition, with the lower salary cap next year, we will be stuck with a $2M plus salary cap hit, the lost draft picks, and nothing to show for it.
On another front, how does the organization look in the eyes of other players around the league now with Cole happy to be leaving and thriving in Carolina and with the current Penner situation? My guess is that unless we draft AND DEVELOP players better, we are going to have to continue to overpay to keep (hello Horcoff and Pisani) and/or attract free agents (hello Souray).
March 11 2009, 11:45AM
Ryan wrote:
Do we have any Canucks fans that post here? If I recall correctly, they had a lot of the same problems with Bertuzzi in the beginning and he turned out to do just fine. Can someone comment on this?
I'm not a fan, exactly, but I grew up watching the Canucks (thanks, Dad).
Todd Bertuzzi was a floater and maddeningly inconsistent in his early days in Vancouver. Didn't break out of it until he was 26/27, IIRC.
March 11 2009, 12:26PM
My question for those of you who don't like Dustin Penner: Why is the first line so much better with Penner than without him?
imagine how much better the top line would be if he actually tried hard using his body to cause chaos in all three zones. stats are relative and 21 goals from the top line with him on it seems pretty shady compared to the rest of the top lines in the league. especially when he's getting first line minutes and under .5 points a game.
look through more stats and tell me which top line LWer is worse stats wise in offensive production.
March 13 2009, 03:50AM
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Cherry pick? Oh please! It's "their" production stats for the season. Sorry, if it doesn't prove your point that your guy is better. Then I guess you could compare last seasons stats, but Hansbro's were better then too.
It really isn't so "obvious" Mr. McRoberts is the better player!
Again, neither is that good, IMO, that it has or will cause the Pacers a problem with their not being a Pacer. Personally, I'm ready to move forward to an upgrade over both for the future.


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They took in race tracks Brands Hatch, Kent and Le Mans and Criox-en-Ternois in France during the Friday to Monday challenge.
Vehicles had to cost less than £500 and the event is expected to have raised at least £80,000 for Charlbury disability charity SpecialEffect through corporate sponsorship and entry fees.
They also faced 12 challenges like car manoeuvre courses, Aunt Sally tournaments, scavenger hunts and laps around race circuits.
John Haw, from Ramsbury, Wiltshire, spent the weekend dressed as Nintendo video game icon Super Mario with ex-Oxford United player Matthew Bound, now of Swansea, as sidekick Luigi in a red BMW.
Mr Haw said: "It has been a brilliant and completely bonkers rally, people have been stopping us to ask for our photograph. At the racetrack we ragged our car pretty hard but it was amazing, I've decided to keep it because I love it so much."
Deputy mayor of Le Touquet Bernard Baudoux welcomed the drivers at a civic ceremony on Friday.
And the weekend closed on Sunday night with a performance from visiting Stonesfield band The Village Idiots and a fundraising auction.
Lots included a day out behind the scenes at a Formula 1 race and a meal cooked by celebrity chef Antony Worrall Thompson.
It will be further boosted when teams auction their cars at West Oxfordshire Motor Auctions, Bromag Industrial Estate, Witney, on Thursday evening.
Chief organiser Brendan Cross said: "It has been fantastic on so many fronts.
"We have had a great time at the race tracks and relationships have been formed, but most importantly the generosity of everybody who took part has really shown.
"I am being asked to do it again next year already, and there is talk of taking 100 Minis down to Le Touquet, but I think I need a rest first."
SpecialEffect founder and chief executive Dr Mick Donegan said cash generated would give the charity an opportunity to meet a rising demand for the services it provides. He said: "We will use the money to buy more equipment and employ more staff.
"Demand for what we do is going up all the time and we have been stretched recently.
"But this will allow us to keep creating those magic moments for people every day."
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"Silver Linings Playbook" stars Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence as two people trying to live down their pasts and forget their tragedies while living with their parents.
MICHELLE: I waited for this to open. Jennifer Lawrence impressed me in "Winter's Bone". And the previews made it look like an odd relationship film. In reality it's much more interesting. It's about the line between quirky and mentally ill and how often some people cross it. It's like "Rachel Getting Married" and "Something's Gotta Give" were put in a blender. Both our heroes have pasts — embarrassing and tragic, messy and understandable.
ALLEN: You will laugh while watching this film, but you earn that laughter by dealing with some uncomfortable, sometimes tragic, situations. The characters are real people dealing with real problems. And for once the movie doesn't ask you to feel sorry for the rich film executive, living in a million dollar house and struggling with relationship issues. These are working class folks living in Philadelphia. Because our heroes are struggling they each live in their parent's house.
MICHELLE: Cooper has been getting a couple of starring roles since "The Hangover" films. He's proven he can do comedy and romance, quirky and regular guy parts. This gives him a chance to flex his muscles next to Robert DeNiro. It's been a while since I've seen DeNiro this amazing. There's a part where he breaks down and tells his son that they talk about sports because they love each other. He completely got me.
ALLEN: DeNiro's character was my favorite in the film. While Cooper plays someone who has been committed to an institution due to bi-polar disorder, DeNiro's character is clearly suffering from the same issue, though undiagnosed. It was interesting to watch his family deal with this without acknowledging it.
MICHELLE: Because we've all dealt with crazy relatives. What makes it more frustrating is realizing that you share some of their "quirks" ? especially the ones you like the least. An alternative title for the film could be that great line from "Rent" ? "I'm looking for baggage that goes with mine." I thought the use of the dance competition was a great metaphor for where these characters are in life. Sometimes winning doesn't come with a trophy. Sometimes you're just thrilled you finished without falling.


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Denver resident Peggy Chiu has squelched water waste in her four-person household: Xeriscape instead of lawn, low-flow toilets and washer, turning off taps while brushing.
She and her husband, Kevin, honed water-saving habits while working in Honduras. When they rinse fruit or refresh the dogs' water dish, they catch the wastewater and pour it on plants.
"It's not like we're doing anything crazy," she said. "Our goal is just to live efficiently."
The family averages 37 gallons per person a day - less than half Denver's norm.
They are the model as utilities and conservationists ramp up campaigns to compel Westerners to live more in sync with their arid, changing environment.
As the federal government finalizes a long-awaited study on water supply for the West, The Denver Post obtained the latest utility data on how much people are using. Water-saving efforts already have dropped metro Denver residents' overall average daily usage to 85 gallons, down from 104 gallons in 2001.
Yet south suburban Parker residents still use 123 gallons a day (large green lawns likely are the culprit) - most of it pumped from dwindling underground aquifers. Grand Junction residents use 111 gallons.
Around the West, utility data show residential sector water use remains elevated in Scottsdale, Ariz., (219), Salt Lake City (117), Phoenix (110), San Diego (136) and Los Angeles (123). Only one major Western city beats Denver: Albuquerque at 70 gallons a day.
For population growth to continue, water managers warn, Westerners must use less - and probably spend billions on high-tech recycling and desalination plants. That's because the Colorado River Basin that spans Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah and Wyoming and is the source of water for 30 million people is increasingly over-allocated.
"Social pressure"Urban expansion is worsening the current imbalance between the 15 million acre feet of water a year in the river system and the amount being siphoned for households and farming.
Preliminary results from the three-year U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Colorado River Basin Water Supply and Demand Study show that, within 50 years, the annual water deficit will reach 3.5 million acre-feet.
An acre-foot has been regarded as enough to sustain two families of four for a year.
Colorado conservationists have launched a basin-wide campaign to reduce daily consumption use by city dwellers in all seven states to 90 gallons by 2020. Coordinators of the "90-by-20" campaign at Boulder-based Western Resource Advocates say if that goal is reached, the water gap could be narrowed by 1 millionacre-feet.
Tactics include "a bit of social pressure," said Drew Beckwith, WRA's water policy manager.
Water activists recently dressed in fuzzy trout and duck costumes and demonstrated in Parker, urging suburban homeowners to swap their lawn sprinklers for low-water versions.
Worldwide, billions of people in low-income countries get by on less than 20 gallons a day. Australian city-dwellers facing droughts cut residential use to around 30 gallons.
Americans easily could live on 50 gallons a day, said Colorado State University civil and environmental engineering professor Sybil Sharvelle. "If every home were to be retrofitted, and people really used caution in their irrigation, 50 seems very much doable."
Some critics contend targeting urban households is misguided, pointing out that agriculture uses more than 80 percent of the water diverted from the Colorado River.
"But the agricultural sector is not the one that is growing," WRA's Beckwith said. "It is the municipalities who are the new users. So more of the responsibility falls on municipal users to prove they are using the water they have efficiently."
Which raises another dilemma. Municipal water utilities traditionally have collected more money when city-dwellers use more water. Utility officials say increasing long-term costs of developing and delivering new water supplies - as competition for water intensifies - complicates revenue equations. Most have adopted tiered rate schemes that penalize heavy consumers and reward conservation.
"It makes sense to use less water in Albuquerque. But, yes, it does hurt our revenues," said Katherine Yuhas, conservation manager for the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Authority. Her agency offered rebates for purchases of water-saving appliances and sprinklers and paid residents $20 to attend a one-hour water conservation class to help drive down use.
Similarly, Denver Water offers rebates for water-saving appliances and ceaselessly blitzes 1.3 million metro Denver residents with billboards and other propaganda urging everyone to "Use Only What You Need."
This helped cut Denver water use over the past decade to 85 gallons - surpassing conservationists' goal before it was set.
"The fact that we've already achieved that feels really good," said Greg Fisher, Denver Water's manager of demand planning. "Of course, that does not mean we stop our conservation programs."
In Las Vegas, where people use about 125 gallons a day, the Southern Nevada Water Authority recaptures wastewater from homes, cleans it, and pumps it back into Lake Mead along the Colorado River.
Then people use it again.Aurora program
The recycling offsets Las Vegas' relatively high 125-gallon average to 75 gallons, SNWA spokesman Scott Huntley said.
Aurora residents have spent $700 million on a water recycling and treatment system that gives a similar capability - yet they have also cut their average use to 89 gallons through conservation. Denver Water also is embarking on water recycling.
Near the end of the river, San Diego County Water Authority board members are considering spending nearly $1 billion to participate in a ocean water desalination project that could supply 50 million gallons a day.
"Not, by a long shot, would it eliminate our need for imported water" from the river, spokesman Mike Lee said.
Using less can be difficult.
Denver resident Liz Gardener, 65, ran Denver Water's conservation programs for 23 years before retiring last month. She and her husband implemented nearly every water-saving trick in their home - catching gray water in buckets, installing low-flow shower heads and toilets that use only 0.8 gallons per flush. But they were stunned this week when they checked their water bills and calculated average use of 197 gallons a day. Each.
The problem: food production on 4,000 square feet of raised garden beds. They grow enough tomatoes, corn, cucumber, squash, kale, herbs and carrots to meet their needs for three months.
They swapped out micro-spray irrigation nozzles for a version that shoots rotating streams, and ripped out surrounding lawn and replaced it with Xeriscape. Yet their irrigation control box ran the system too much.
"I take full responsibility. Irrigation systems don't waste water. Humans waste water," Gardener said. "We over-watered the vegetable seeds. I was so excited about growing heirloom tomatoes that I screwed up."


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Apr 10, 2008
If a singular moment can signal a profound change, Danny Granger took full ownership of his role as the face of the next generation of Pacers in the closing seconds of the victory over Atlanta Tuesday night. With the game well in hand and the closing seconds ticking down, Josh Childress took flight for a dunk attempt. Rather than shrugging it off, letting it go and taking the victory, Granger instead found a few extra inches of vertical and rose up to meet Childress for a resounding block.
As he turned to run upcourt, Granger showed just a bit of a smile and shook his head as if to say, "not in my gym."
With so many other things happening this season it's been easy to either overlook or take for granted Granger's evolution. Keep in mind, he wasn't even a full-time starter until the second half of last season. Now, he's on the brink of achieving full-fledged stardom. His game has grown in layers this year; first came the 3-point shot, then came the drives, followed by more productive rebounding and increased playmaking.
In the last 10 games he has scored (21.8), rebounded (7.0) and assisted (3.0) at the highest levels of his emerging career, which is to say he is becoming exactly what the Pacers hoped when he inexplicably slipped to the No. 17 pick of the 2005 NBA Draft.
"Danny's driving the ball well," said Coach Jim O'Brien. "He's not forcing drives if the drive is shut off from him taking it to the rim. He's finding his teammates. He shoots the heck out of the basketball but he's also shooting really well off the dribble, the little step-back jumper that he has. He's becoming a heck of a basketball player."
Let's not forget on a team otherwise devoid of defensive stoppers on the perimeter, Granger also has been charged with defending the opposing team's most threatening scorer every night out.
"I think Danny will reach his potential when he becomes a dominating defensive player and I think he has that capability and he needs to challenge himself to be that," said O'Brien. "I know you're asking a lot of a third-year player but so be it. People that have that much talent, their responsibility is increased."
The thing is, Granger isn't exactly getting carried away with himself. He knows what's expected and understands it isn't fulfilled when his team is struggling just to make the playoffs, regardless of his individual numbers.
"I always thought I was better defensively my first year, probably because thats all that I concentrated on," he said. "I wasnt trying to score. I was just trying to defend. They put me on whoever, they said go guard him and I didnt have to worry about scoring. I always thought that was my best year, but as Im becoming more of a scorer and a go-to player its probably a C-plus."
There is progress to be made offensively, as well. He struggled early in the season in adapting to the passing game offense and often was something of a ball-stopper. As he has grown more comfortable in the system, however, Granger has started to develop the ability to make plays for his teammates. A lot of guys can score; what separates them is the ability to use their scoring threat to create opportunities for others.
"Ive been trying to do that in these recent games by finding shots for my teammates and not always looking for my own shot," Granger said. "I think thats probably the next step in my game."
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The age-old wisdom to get out of a hole...is to stop digging. The price application of that basic logic can be used to identify the bottom base in asset markets.
Bottoms Up
Action last week in gold, crude and stocks suggest that a reversal may be in the works.
Gold made a textbook turn with new lower lows November 5th at $1672 to power higher and close positive $8 on the session. The flush and reversal then confirmed the bottom with a run above the $1700 pivot the following day. This is how markets turn by exhausting the selling pressure.
Side note: the long held December gold call spread was sold last week at $4500 for a 180% profit instead of waiting until months end to capture the spread maximum. Forfeiting the potential $500 additional gains enabled entry into an April call spread now for immediate bullish positioning. The new April $1775/$1825 call spread sits only 2% below at the money with gold trading at $1740. A 5% move puts the spread fully in the money.
Oil's Well?
Crude has traded sideways for the last 14 sessions, almost three full trading weeks, after the decline to the $84 level October 24th. The same November 5th lows that put a bottom in gold led to a fake out breakout in oil. New relative lows at $84.35 finished that day positive $1.30. An ensuing rally run to $89.82 has voided that base with a drop back to new $84.05 last Wednesday.
Crude has more emotion than most markets and volatility is best measured on weekly action. New lows last week at July levels with a $1.20 gain for the five day period offer bulls encouragement.
Stocks got hit hard last week with a break below 1400 in the broad market S&P and 13,000 in the blue chip Dow index. The downside price over reaction with new lows Friday and a higher close sets up for a probable rebound run.
$VIX Math
Bullish divergence with new price lows that did not accompany new volatility highs signal a turn. Even more interesting was the declining intraday CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) when the Dow was off 100 points Friday.
A June volatility peak at 28 and fall lows at 13 put the halfway resistance at the 20 level. The high Friday at 19.40 has backed back down to under 18 today Monday to begin a new week. The S&P support at 1363 is the critical level to watch the bottom to hold.
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