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Nasty room and no servicePosted Apr 10, 2017 on Hotels
No sheets on the beds - had to ask for towels and toilet paper - coffee - never cleaned room the whole week - will never stay there again
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oh the smellPosted Feb 10, 2017
Pros: it was close to the highway and a few restaurants around
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bad smell in the elevator and room.....elevator smelled like mold/mildew and ammonia....room about the same. the grounds were filthy, trash ..... everywhere, overflowing trash cans. stained linens. dead bug smushed on the wall. too bad...the room was large, had a fridge, relatively comfortable......could have used a screen on the window as i had to air the room out but didn't want more insects in the room. might be nice for the front desk staff to have some kind of standard uniform. one fellow dressed fine but the rest were leggings and hoodies. if they all look somewhat the same (say black pants and red shirt or something) it would look more professional.......oh....and i had half a bottle of shampoo left in the bathroom, yes the small ones....like they didn't want to fill it or give me a full one
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Horrible needs 2 be condemed roof falling apart out dated hotel smelled like smoke in room room not clean mold in bathroom on ceiling walls marked floor not vacummed tv and remote dirty refrigerater dirty elevator smelled like animal urine floor in there was wet! I want my money back or a 2night free stay with some other hotel at anytime i choose! Car in parking lot 4 flat tires been there awhile cause rotors are rusted plate from Pennsylvania probably a body in trunk.
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Wth!!!Posted Jan 22, 2017 on Hotels
This place was horrible. It smelled so incredibly bad in the entire place. Finally after going back to the front desk because the key didn't work, I had to wait because the clerk was having a melt down on the phone because one of the employees didn't want to work. After checking out the room I waited in the car for my fiancé to arrive. I didn't want to go back in. So I called hotel.com and they helped us get another room down the road. Hotels.com was very helpful.
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Probably don't stay here.Posted Jan 16, 2017
TV didn't work, but I didn't say anything to the staff (who where very friendly) so I don't know what they wouldve done to fix it. I went to bed perfectly fine and woke up with a bump on my chest. I checked out and found out later that evening that the bump I woke up with (which by evening was an itchy, painful, red open wound) was a wicked spider bite. Not poisonous though. The employees were great though.
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Rooms were disgusting, bathroom faucets were broken. Breakfast was disgusting and the mattress was lopsided and broke and sheets had stains all over. Staff sent us to a room that was already occupied with keys that worked for that room. Stay was clueless about everything. They should be ashamed as a company to be offering room at this place.
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Non smoking room, had cigarettes in the toilet.
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No breakfastPosted Jan 9, 2017
There was no breakfast due to manager not ordering food.
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Should be condemned !Posted Jan 6, 2017
This appears to be a Drug and homeless hotel Aka pit bull park I didn't stay !!!

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Historic Bushnell's Basin is a hamlet within the Town of Perinton1, bordering the Town of Pittsford along Route 96 and the Erie Canal.
An up-and-coming location for the past decade, Bushnell's Basin has hosted several new projects enhancing its location and aesthetic appeal. It is the home of the volunteer Bushnell's Basin Fire Department (BBFD), which is situated in the center of the Basin and completed a new state-of-the-art facility in 2006.
There are several neighborhoods surrounding the Basin, which are almost evenly split between Fairport and Pittsford mailing addresses, so few recognize that they are actually in Perinton. The surrounding residents marvel at the close proximity of a Rite Aid drug store (formerly Eckerd's), a wide array of eateries (see below), gas stations (Mobil and the newly-constructed Hess), a playground/park with lit up tennis courts (Kreag Road Park), and mostly everything you need in a green-grassed, picket-fenced, surburban life.
Many residents enjoy a walk on the canal with an Abbott's in tow, or a trip to the Tennis Club of Rochester to watch the anticipated District Tournaments each summer. Bicyclists along the canal stop off to use the restrooms and get snacks and drinks at the eating establishments and gas stations.
The basin has been home to Burgundy Basin banquet facility and caterer for 50 years 2. Richardson's Canal House occupies an historic site3 and has operated as a restaurant since 1979.
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Choc on the post game show at 8.55 Fox 2 tonight
There's gonna be a story on Foran/Pearce as well.
Can't wait to see the hit on Pearce again then..
I cant wait to see them 2 mates talk **** to eachother
I actually think Choc is a pretty good media performer. Hopefully he doesn't let me down now I've said that.
I would'nt hold your breath mate! lol Choc's not real bright,but gee he can lift heavy things!!
Great player but I'd hate to see him knocking on my front door with flowers for my girls.Â
Have to pick myself up off the floor pissing myself after reading that!! I would'nt hold your breath mate! lol Choc's not real bright,but gee he can lift heavy things!! [/quote] [hr]Post automatically merged: [time]1301309479[/time][hr] Foran a better media performer than Choc!
Foran goes well!!
That piece on foran and pierce was gold! I love seeing good media stories about manly players.
I don't mean he's eloquent and gives thought provoking answers. I like his honesty and generally stays away from the stock standard answers.
Yeah he was better when he got comfy
It's a puzzle why Fox bother to employ Tallis. Â He's a complete idiot. Â
Tallis is a moron and can't put two words together. Choc has improved since the early days and not too bad. For a young guy Foran is very good when interviewed.
That he is, but I think he's better than Freeman.
Just don't employ Geyer!
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MEDELLIN, Colombia, Feb. 17— The police blamed assassins in the pay of drug traffickers today for a huge car bomb that exploded here as thousands of people were leaving a bullfight on Saturday night. At least 22 people were killed and 176 wounded.
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I set them out for about an hour with the plastic on. And then I take the plastic off. And I let the cakes thaw for several hours.
Keep your cakes tightly wrapped in the plastic wrap til they are completely thawed so that any condensation stays on the outside of the plastic.
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Kid has an extensive vacuum collection.
Also, his parents seem a little at fault. If they hadn`t had let the kid do whatever he wished, then it would be less of a time-consuming obsession. Though the kid is happy, obsessions like that are in no way healthy.
Eh, he`ll probably be a blissful dirt poor, or filthy rich person someday. That is, if he`s not stuck in a Chinese vender`s house vacuuming all day - as a slave.
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I`m sure that kid has tons of friends at school and is very popular NOT .Hope hes very proud now that the whole nation knows about his weird obsession with vacuums. I would have had them blur my face, hes gonna get beat up for this XD
I don`t know why, but I really really feel like I need to hit him, hard.
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Dumb ass, you don`t have to be mentally challenged to be a savant, it`s just more common.
And this pipe you refer to, have you been hitting it a little much?
Let`s face it... some people have their x-box or playstation; he has something totally different - a future.
However, I saw no Dyson or Roombas... Hmmm.
He`ll stop collecting them real quick.
They only did the most intellignet thing in the history of things, THEY GOT HIM TO CLEAN TO FLOOR 3 F*CKING TIMES A DAY!
No friends.....This kid is....f*cked up!!!
i bet he sticks em on his wee-wee or shoves em up his-nevermind
"We asked him what he wanted to be for halloween one year, and he said a vaccum cleaner" and theres a picture of a 5 yearold kid dressed up as a red dirt devil.
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Anyone want to bet on that? Meanwhile, Lockheed Martin has fired a bunch of folks for problems with the fighter – the most expensive piece of military hardware ever commissioned – and the website War is Boring has another take on the aircraft's excellence, or lack thereof.
The stealth fighter lacks the sensors, weapons and speed that allow a warplane to reliably detect and shoot down other planes in combat. Especially when those planes are shooting back.
Well that sucks.
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At an ammo capacity of 182 rounds or so, you better make it count, and even then it won't count for much…
At a capacity of 182rds…it doesn't matter what it carries once it's above 100ish rds. Between SDBs/GBU-39, AGM-176s, and larger stuff like GBU-38/54, an F-35 formation will have plenty of ordnance to take out vehicles or personnel. The gun, even a 30mm GAU, has limited effectiveness compared to a JDAM with a laser seeker. The gun is for those moments the fight has turned ugly, and an air threat is close enough that slinging AIM-120s is no longer a factor. These guys train to be good at a distance, so we never get that close.
Guns are situational weapons when you're touting a plane for everything from air combat to ground support.
I think the problem is they put a thousand pounds of gun into this plane but gave it so little ammo that its hardly worth using in ground attack. An A-10 meanwhile carries a similar number of bombs and then another dozen attack runs in that big beast. All for a fraction of the cost.
If you consider it a last ditch weapon for dogfighting, its hardly worth the weight for one last shot. Better to spend that on an extra missile or save it for a tighter turn.
Someone put a gun in it because "it needs a gun" rather than because it fits into the aircraft's gameplay.
uuuhhhh, wrong !
the f-35 is supposed to take-over the ground attack role currently assigned to the much ammo-ed a-10. the air-to-air guys know 182 is pathetic for "dogfights", 182 is just dead weight otherwise. this mystical, marvelous, dream machine will not be allowed to do the troops-in-contact mission because if a single f-35 is brought down by small arms fire, the entire air force will be humiliated. the politicians in air force leadership (and i mean the politicians in uniform) will not want to face congress over such a loss.
How many F-35s does it take to change a lightbulb?
Three: One to change the criteria of changing a lightbulb, the second to undergo maintenance, and the third to tell the press the lightbulb has been changed.
actually, the third f-35 would call a press conference and declare that although changing light bulbs is certainly within mission parameters, full light bulb change capability will be fully integrated into the aircraft in 2039.
Anner – you're playing that golden oldie from 1958 – All we is missles.
Dump the POS and buy about new build 500ea A10 with updated avonics. The grunt's best friend.
The A10 is great against people that don't have any realistic capability of shooting back at it. Otherwise it's complete dead weight when placed against a military with modern AA weaponry. I love the thing as much as anybody else, but the thing is useless outsize of fighting against a bunch of terrorists.
the a-10 was designed solely to go against soviet tanks and zsu-23 AAA. the designers and flyers wanted a flying tank to go into a bullet intensive battle line. never intended to do anything other than close air support. did it depend on air superiority? that was never a given on the plains of europe with fast-moving soviet armor units. could it be destroyed? absolutely. but it was a "cheap" plane to build and maintain. against soviet-trained armies in iraq, it did pretty well. can it go up against the russians today? maybe, given the overall sad state of russian military capability. can it ever survive in air-to-air combat? not designed for the mission, but every fighter faces the possibility of being out numbered, out gunned, out missiled, flat out nothing left to work with. the very idea of throwing a $250M aircraft at ground targest is ludicrous, and the air force knows it. the gun was designed to let the air force convince congress there was money to be saved by having a swiss army knife airplane would allow putting the rest of the air battle equipment in the graveyard. instead, air force now claims they must, must i tell you, scrap the a-10 so the 'savings' can be spend saving the f-35.
A-10 was designed as a Soviet tank buster, but it was never actually used in that role, and so how effective it would be remains to be seen. It did bust plenty of tanks in Iraq, but that was after taking out most of AA that they have, and it wasn't exactly state of the art to begin with. If it goes up against, say, Russian or Chinese forces in a large-scale conventional war, it's just all speculation about how well it would actually do, and I doubt it would do all that well.
Having said that, realistically speaking, 1) Right now US is mostly fighting wars against low-tech opponents, and so something like A-10 should absolutely be in the inventory as a cost-efficient way of doing things, and 2) F-35 has proven to be such a clusterfuck that I'm not sure it would actually fare much better in a conventional role, anyway.
That's almost twice what the MiG-29 carries.
Hate to be the grammer/spelling guy, but "Aerial", not "Arial". One is in the air, the other is the little mermaid.
For the love of God, please change it… it hurts my eyes.
Well actually the mermaid is: Ariel
Arial is the font.
I want to see the first comic sans test of F-35's GAU-22!
Also hate to be the grammar*/spelling guy.
Perhaps these companies should build the equipment THEN sell it to the government. That way it (should) work before tax payer money is flushed down the toilet.
"Perhaps these companies should build the equipment THEN sell it to the government. That way it (should) work before tax payer money is flushed down the toilet."
On first blush, I'd like to agree with that.
Unfortunately, it's simply unaffordable due to the unique engineering requirements of low-observable aircraft.
About the only practical way to deal with this nowadays is to use manufacturers who have proven 'chops' in stealth design.
It's not nice, but it's reality…
The idea is unaffordable, but this F-35 is a bargain! The whole military, constant wars, and empire is unaffordable. Entitlements are not the only bottomless pit DC throws down. Backing mythical moderates in Syria. Ignoring Saudi ties to 9/11 and Pakistani ties to the Taliban. Overthrowing legitimately elected governments just because they side with their country's interest instead of the US's. A down right bargain.
The F-35 is a 2nd Amendment lesson as well. Technically, you have the right to keep and bear GAU 22, and even F-35. . . IF YOU CAN AFFORD ONE.
Affordability is just another way that satan's evil blue house of liberal (D) minus a-holes are trying to infringe on your RTKABA.
If I cannot have a GAU 22 or an F-35, I at least want everyone to have their own gun harmonizing range. ; P
F-35 the rainbows and unicorns dream of our military a do all be good at nothing invention. Similar to antigunner utopian dreams.
Still trying to polish a turd. I am all for a deadly plane but come one. The A10 makes people shit their pants before it even fires.
Still trying to polish a turd. I am all for a deadly plane but come one. The A10 makes people shit their pants before it even fires. The F35 is a joke.
The F-35 may well turn out to be a dog, but it's still too early to call it. Every new aircraft has problems during development and initial deployment. The B-1 and F-111 were notorious, and received a lot of bad press that greatly exaggerated the problems. Both turned out to be very effective.
Exactly. Take a look at B-52A and B model flight tests in the 1950's. Lots of crews died proving the platform, and it's progged out to serve until the 2040/50's. If aircrew were dying at historical rates during modern flight testing, or systems were failing as badly as happened during the development of Gen 2-3 fighters, you'd hear about it.
Exactly. A significant portion of the increased unit price on the program has been due to the gov't reducing the total number of units ordered from the original contract. So all the fixed development costs are now spread out over few units. Additionally, a lot of the cost savings wont ever be realized until the airframe has been in service for many years. While the shared development of the different versions/roles has caused a lot of the problems seen so far (trying to make a one-size-fits-all aircraft and all the difficulties and compromises that come with that) it will show MAJOR cost reductions over the life of the program. It will eventually replace several different entire airframes in multiple branches of service. So instead of having techs and maintenance folks trained on 6 different powerplants and 7 airframes and 4 avionics packages, etc, they will have to be trained on one. Ditto for supplies/logistics. So while the unit cost is VERY high for this program, in the long run a lot of that may very well be made up for in reduced overall lifetime-of-product costs. As you say it's too early to tell. But that's a nuanced shades-of-grey interpretation that goes against the online circlejerk by all the overnight experts on combat aircraft and gov't procurement. So of course its wrong.
Just to be clear, I'm not saying it's a wonder plane, and worth every penny. I'm not saying there hasn't been "scope-creep" on a major scale with this program. I'm saying its a lot more complex situation than "its a total waste of money! A-10 is bettar!!" and its too early to make any sort of call as to its final cost and combat effectiveness.
The A10, while very effective, cannot fly where we don't already own the airspace. It would be a sitting duck for even 40-plus-year-old fighter-aircraft designs. Heck, I think a helicopter gunship could probably put down an A10 if it got the jump on it.
The F35 is supposed to be the new tool used to take and hold that airspace. Directed by satellites sensors or AWACS, it can kill stuff that will never "see" it. Without the F35 or something like it flying CAP, the A10 can't do sh!t.
It's not primarily the aerial threat that made A-10 toxic, but the increasing lethality of MANPADs and the relatively easy availability of regiment-level air defence, such as Tor, and object defence like Pantsir. Note that I even presume that theater defence systems are suppressed by the time A-10 goes into action. I think we were lucky that Serbs didn't bag an A-10, although one of them had to make an emergency landing in Montenegro.
you cite a number of factors that favor the f-35 over the a-10.
One of the greatest airplanes that ever flew!
Hell yeah! Modernize and build 500 more hogs. That's where I'd rather see my tax dollars.
Put a tail hook on it, beef up the nose gear, all better.
And the string of comments about how this is all a boondoggle and a waste of money starts in 3…. 2…. oh wait I'm too late they're here already.
RF, stick to something you know. Explain to me a complex IADS takedown, a datalink network, how an SA-10 target tracking radar works, what effect MALD has on a strike package, AESA radar capes, EM diagrams of 5th gen assets…then, and only then will your [insert whatever latest DoD acquisitions program you wish] bashing have any merit.
Assets such as this are the key to taking down an existential threat. Killing shitheads in the desert (ISIS, boko haram, whatever JV group pops up tomorrow) is well and good, but the true threat to your soft, pink body is much larger, exponentially more lethal, and developing/stealing better weapon systems everyday.
Any specific reason we can't put our bleeding edge tech in a halfway decent plane?
I was commenting on technology in relation to defeating/dominating the current and future threat. To that end, America is doing quite well with the 35.
Your comment is about the F-35 platform specifically, and I didn't directly comment on that. So here goes:
The traditional view of a fighter as a highly maneuverable shooter is a small part of today's outlook. Sensors, data sharing, and standoff weapons are the key to dominance. In that regard, the F-22 and 35 are rock stars. Sensors example: The A-10 relies on radio comms and visual ops for target acquisition; the radar of the 35 paints a picture that would make Lemay roll over in his grave, and it does it from many miles away.
Data sharing example: AWACS is our bread and butter air traffic control/C2 platform, yet in instances where no AWACS was available the F-22, with a single pilot, did a better job than the entire crew of AWACS controllers. The 35 can do the exact same thing.
These are the generalized capes that the F-35 brings. Now to the criticism found in articles such as this: the mechanics of the platform itself. If a cracked turbine blade, a program behind schedule, and avionics suites fielded after flight training has commenced are an indictment of the entire program, then we never would have fielded half the weapon systems in the inventory.
We're incorporating such new technology into this platform that there will be growing pains. The entire maintenance structure behind the plane is a new concept; data sharing maintenance issues so the crew chiefs are ready to swap parts as soon as the plane lands. That's normally a 12-36hr process for traditional maintenance, whereas here it can be cut down (I don't have numbers for how much, but it's significant).
The nuts and bolts of the plane are solid. We've been building jet engines for decades; if a couple of them had issues, those issues will be fixed and permanent changes incorporated into later models.
I listened to a brief from the previous ACC commander on 35 capes, as he compared it to both emerging threats and the low-intensity conflicts we see in Iraq and Syria. I walked away impressed. I have no direct connection to the 35 community, except a couple buddies that fly it, but I'm a fan. When it's kicking ass in the next conflict and all these negative reports subside, hopefully the majority will agree with me. If it ends up being a pile of garbage I'll eat my hat.
Okay, so you praise the tech and advanced information techs we can shove in a plane, but riddle me this; Why are we shoving it in a middle of the road aircraft that does a mediocre job of everything? We've proven specialization works, repattern the A10 to incorporate thesee advances, and then push the F35 to fight the air war. You'll give up less, end up with pilots that don't have to be jacks of all trades, and come out with a fighter that can blow the shit out of the competition (when they catch up in 10 years).
The video let me down. A few puffs of smoke, nothing banging into anything. No buildings, or vehicles destroyed, boring!
The F-35 is a plane that was designed by accountants. It NEVER should have been given serious consideration as a replacement for…well pretty much everything currently flying.
how much money was sank into the Bradley project? they never learn do they?
Meanwhile an effective but not sexy aircraft ( A10) are being retired
Holy Boondoggle Batman!
182 rounds is a fraction of a second at the F-35's rate of fire. So, it has a chance at one air to ground gun run with no margin for error and insufficient ammo. How is this supposed to replace the A-10 again?
F-35 = Brewster Buffalo
"…Brewster Buffalo"
Finland racked up a 35:1 kill-loss-ratio against the Soviets with the F-2A Brewster Buffalo.
Greg 'Pappy' Boyington had this to say about them:
"But the early models, before they weighed it all down with armorplate, radios and other ****, they were pretty sweet little ships. Not real fast, but the little f**ks could turn and roll in a phonebooth. Oh yeah–sweet little ship; but some engineer went and f****d it up."
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Hey now, the Brewster Buffalo was the bee's knees until you know, it actually had to fight.
The Finns would laugh in your face on that, they shot down 35 Russian aircraft for every *1* of theirs in WW II.
What about the F-14 Tomcat? We chucked that one because it put hotels on Boardwalk and everyone else gave up playing the air superiority game.
I don't think a fighter yet hatched beats it's radar / weapons system.
From the Grumman Canoe, to the AG-Cat on up: GO GRUMMAN OR GO HOME.
The F-35 Boondoggle will never replace the A-10 Warthog, its operational speeds are too high for ground support. To be effective in battle field support one must be over the battle field, duh.
What a bunch of nonsense.
Not quite understanding.
The A10 works fine against a bunch of plebs with AK47s. If it was Ivan on the receiving end, he'd laugh as their vast arsenal of ground based AA swats just about everything we have out of the sky.. except the F22 and the F35.
Security theater.
Please stop reading War is Boring. That guy has been proven countless times by many people who actually know what they are talking about to be full of shit. He hates the F-35 with a burning passion because he is some deep bowl intestine fart that can't accept the fact that his type of war is long gone since the invention of massively sophisticafed, ground based missile defenses and drones.
Putting a pod on what is essentially an air superiority fighter and adding "strike" in front of its name does not a CAS asset make.
The website War Is Boring has no inside information about this aircraft and even if they did, not enough to formulate their own conclusions. Every aircraft we've ever developed has had plenty of naysayers. When those aircraft went into operational service, they silenced all their opponents.
I was working on the CV-22 when the MH-53 naysayers dared us to come to a combat exercise with them. We stomped them. Then the naysayers were silenced.
For all those that don't believe, I offer a very simple challenge: go to Eglin AFB where the F-35 is being tested, at an airshow. Ask people who work on it and fly it how well it does. Be prepared for them to shoot down all your faulty beliefs about it.
Didn't the F-22 have a superior capability in speed and maneuverability over the F-35? The sad deal is that the '22 program was halted with only a small quantity built….all the hype over the 35 and a timid pentagon let the '22 die.
I believe that was the bigger folly; going away from the -22 so quickly
Humans should be generalists, their tools should be specialized, not the other way around.
Here's a quick question for all the F-35 fanboys: how many of you use one gun with one optic for everything (self defense, plinking, small game, big game, birds, target shooting)?
As for saving money down the road, what happens when the various arms of the military decide the next gen of aircraft outclass the F-35 and / or need to replace it for some specific function?


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be paying visits to their local TV stations to inspect their public files.
Dirty politics is a growth industry with few happy customers. In the run-up to Super Tuesday, television viewers nationwide had to endure an onslaught of negative and deceptive political ads.
Actions speak louder than words.
We see this when our children promise to share — and then hoard
their Halloween candy, refusing their angelic parents even the smallest
Snickers. And this dynamic really hits home when leaders deliver principled
speeches — and then neglect to follow through on their promises.
In 2008, President Obama spoke out
against media consolidation and for more diverse ownership of radio and
television stations. "Rules promoting the public interest and diversity in
media ownership," he said, "are too important for the FCC to accept
an agenda supported by the Washington special interests."
It might be hard to believe, but sometimes political ads are chock full of distortions, manipulations and boldfaced lies.
But every once in a while a broadcaster shows some muscle and pulls a dishonest ad.
Even though nonprofit news organizations have been a vital part of our media for decades, in the last five years we've seen a rapid expansion in the noncommercial journalism sector. Coming at a moment of profound transition in the news business, these nonprofit startups are learning the ropes even as they are changing the rules. As such, they are constantly negotiating a complex set of tensions that push and pull them toward the future. They are trying to be nimble but sustainable, trying to push the envelope but not leave their communities behind, trying to burn brightly without burning out.
A few weeks ago, Gawker ran a scathing critique of Aaron Sorkin's upcoming HBO series The Newsroom, which uses Sorkin's well-loved penchant for heroic simultaneous prognosticators/perambulators to wax nostalgic about a time when journalism was pure.
A legal net is closing around media mogul Rupert
Murdoch. On Monday a top investigator in London reported that senior News Corp.
employees authorized hundreds of bribes to police officers and other
government officials. And just this morning his disgraced son James
stepped down from his role as executive chairman of News International.
For the ninth year in a row, public television has ranked as the
most trusted institution in America, trumping all other forms of media, the
courts and the federal government.
Let's not
sugarcoat it: The wireless industry is a big racket.
Here's one
reason why: AT&T and Verizon are slowing down — or throttling — Internet
access on smartphones, supposedly to manage congestion on their networks. Yet a
new study supports what many of us have been saying all along: These companies
aren't throttling to save bandwidth.
They're doing it
to rip us off.
They say nothing is certain except
death and taxes. Last weekend, those two things went hand in hand when the Chicago News Cooperative — a major
nonprofit journalism organization — was forced to suspend operations, thanks in
part to the IRS.
People + Policy
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Just write good, thoughtful hubs (articles). Mean what you say, and write it with the intent of doing a service to the actual human who is going to come across it and read it.
As long as you are providing value to those who have taken the time to choose and read your article from the many things they might have read instead, you will do fine.
Seek out seasoned writers as well as writers that have been here less than 3 months. You can grow together and motivate each other.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- HHM recently announced that it has assumed management of the premier catering and events hotel in the affluent Novi area, Sheraton Detroit Novi. HHM now manages more than 20 properties in its Full Service Division.
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The 238-room Sheraton Detroit Novi boasts 16 distinct rooms for meeting and event space, as well as the Grand Ballroom, which spans nearly 9,000 square feet and holds 1,000 people. "This property is ideal for our expansion into the Midwest. HHM now has greater opportunity to capitalize on our proprietary revenue management platform and utilize the strength of our national sales team," said COO Michael Murray. "In addition, a new territory with a new partner presents many roads for immediate and long-term growth."
Continuing to diversify its client base, HHM worked with an ownership group led by Chicago-based Lodging Capital Partners, LLC to assume management of the hotel and plans to renovate all guestrooms and public spaces in the next several months. Other recent partners in HHM's increasing portfolio of 115 luxury, upper-upscale, upscale and mid-scale hotels include The Moinian Group, Blackrock Financial, Campus Apartments, Mast Capital and Starwood Capital Group.
Sheraton Detroit Novi is located in one of the fastest growing cities in Michigan and just minutes from downtown Detroit as well as the Detroit Metro Airport. The comfort of Novi and the excitement of a nearby major city makes the Sheraton excellent for a business trip or vacation. It's close to a variety of major corporations, including Robert Bosch, IBM and Daimler, and central to several large retail centers such as the upscale shopping destination Twelve Oaks. With nearly 20,000 square feet of meeting space, Sheraton Detroit Novi is perfect for weddings, events and other group business.
About HHM
HHM, formerly known as Hersha Hospitality Management, operates 115 hotels across the United States. It provides turnkey hotel management, asset management and receivership for properties with leading brand affiliations through Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, Starwood, and Intercontinental Hotel Group. HHM also operates 14 independent hotels ranging from The Rittenhouse Hotel, a AAA Five Diamond property in Philadelphia, to the oceanfront Postcard Inn in the Florida Keys. Its highly experienced team is accustomed to serving as a fiduciary to publicly traded companies, joint ventures, institutional real estate owners and private investors. Additional information on HHM can be found at hhmhospitality.com.
Most of the time there is a lot of work involved to move to the cloud, and most of that isn't really related to AWS or Azure or Google Cloud. Before we talk about public cloud vendors and DevOps tools, there are usually several technical and non-technical challenges that are connected to it and that every company needs to solve to move to the cloud. In his session at 21st Cloud Expo, Stefano Bellasio, CEO and founder of Cloud Academy Inc., will discuss what the tools, disciplines, and cultural...
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This week's Taliban attack on 14-year-old Malala Yousafzai in Pakistan should serve as a stark reminder of what's at stake in the international fight against deranged radicals vying for power under the guise of Islamic piety. This courageous girl stood up to Taliban intimidation. She defied their commands to be silent and, instead, pressed the right of all girls to be educated and pursue their dreams.
She stood her ground. So they shot her in the head.
The world must never forget the ugly face of Taliban rule. In the years before the October 2001 U.S.-led invasion of neighboring Afghanistan, the Taliban imposed a total ban on music and television. Even kite-flying was forbidden. Women could not appear in public without being covered from head to toe.
While in public, their view of the outside world was always obscured by the mesh of a head-to-toe burqa. Women could not be in public without a male-relative escort. In rape cases, the Taliban response was to execute the victim for adultery. Women were banned from working and girls from attending school.
Even at her young age, Malala fully understood the implications for her freedom and future as the Taliban infiltrated her region of Pakistan. At age 11, she launched a blog under a pseudonym and publicized Taliban efforts to shut down girls' private schools. Her work won prizes and recognition, including from top U.S. officials and the prime minister of Pakistan, Yousaf Raza Gilani.
The attention and accolades angered the Pakistani Taliban. Instead of rethinking their twisted interpretation of Islam — which runs contrary to the teachings of the prophet Muhammad — the Taliban sought to silence Malala's voice of criticism. They threatened her and her father. Finally, gunmen boarded her school bus, singled out Malala and opened fire.
Malala has survived and appears to be recovering from surgery to remove a bullet that had remained lodged in her body. Her condition is critical, but she has a good chance of survival. The Taliban's response? If she lives, they'll try to kill her again.
After launching the war in Afghanistan almost exactly 11 years ago, U.S. forces swiftly routed the Taliban and turned their attention to the al-Qaeda instigators of the 9/11 attacks. With al-Qaeda now almost eradicated in Afghanistan and U.S. troop casualties rising amid a Taliban resurgence, many Americans ask why we still need to be engaged there or in Pakistan.
Malala Yousafzai is why. Her courage in confronting the Taliban speaks volumes about a less-celebrated, ongoing local effort to halt a descent back into the dark ages. U.S. troops can fend off the Taliban militarily, but Malala represents the equally crucial grass-roots movement that must be encouraged if the Taliban's campaign of oppression is to be defeated.
A girl's life under the Taliban
"I was getting ready for school and about to wear my uniform when I remembered that our principal had told us not to wear uniforms — and come to school wearing normal clothes instead. So I decided to wear my favorite pink dress. … My friend came to me and said, 'for God's sake, answer me honestly, is our school going to be attacked by the Taliban?' "
— Jan. 4, 2009, diary entry by Malala Yousafzai, posted via the BBC's Urdu online service using a pseudonym.


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"Every week, another 72,000 Americans who cannot find jobs are denied the support that would allow them and their families to obtain the basic necessities. These thousands of men and women are added to the millions of people whose needs have been ignored by Republicans in the
"We have a duty to listen to the American people, and to uphold our values as a society. To assist these millions of families and to protect the stability of the economy as a whole, we should extend unemployment benefits. Unfortunately, we have not been allowed even to vote on the issue."
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Prompt: Today's form is Petrarchan sonnet.
It is (more or less) "an eight-line stanza (octave) rhyming ABBAABBA, and a six-line stanza (sestet) rhyming CDCDCD or CDEEDE."
The waves roll in to crash upon
a shore as pale as cream
and dusky clouds do loom supreme,
chase away a gloom that's gone.
Left behind, this blooming Babylon,
not sinful, but serene,
where we may sit in daytime dream,
at least until you're gone.
Still yet I wonder on that place,
where once we felt no stress.
Still yet I long to see your face,
the man I loved the best.
Still yet your memory I retrace,
now you are laid to rest.


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This Week in Digital Performance
By Celeste Malia | July 24, 2015
Coping with complicated apps; How to stay in the Fortune 500; Tips for mobile app success; Apps for the enterprise; DevOps and patience can coexist
In Review:
- Applications used to be so simple, remembers Forbes' Kurt Marko. Today's complex apps require agile testing strategies that require organizations to bridge the gap between development and operations.
- Since 2000, 40% of companies in the Fortune 500 weren't willing to embrace the digital revolution and have since fallen out of the rankings. The solution to avoiding Digital Darwinism is to employ digital strategies and make sure the organization is ready to evolve at a moment's notice.
- Forbes has some advice for companies looking to survive the mobile revolution with 6 strategies that developers can implement to reach mobile app success.
- Developing apps for the enterprise is shaping up to be an exploding market in the coming years. Search Software Quality has some advice for creating apps for the enterprise market; not surprisingly, one of the most important things you can do during development is, you guessed it, testing.
- App development today is all about speed, whereas testing requires repetition and patience. How can the two strategies coexist? App Developer Magazine advised DevOps teams to embrace a continuous testing philosophy.


text: View the West Branch hometown experience through this aerial tour. Thanks to resident Curt Livesay and Dynamite AG for this wonderful look at our community. West Branch is a growing community in southeast Iowa with many places to shop, live, dine and visit. An inviting town for all ages, the community takes pride in its architectural and cultural heritage and historic downtown, where 14 buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.


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Public Lecture: Comparative Middle Ages: Europe and beyond
"Europa" is not a medieval concept in anything but geographical terms, or only to a very marginal degree. Peter Burke has correctly claimed that a political concept, an "idea" of Europe that can be described as omnipresent, available, and well-known to all participating in political discussions did not exist before c. 1700. But since "Europe" is an important entity for us today we want it to have distant – medieval, even antique – roots. So we are constructing medieval Europe: We are looking back and try to fulfill expectations that are derived from modern (changing, even volatile) necessities. And we are constructing it as we have been constructing the medieval nations: No surprise since most of our academic fields have developed in the age of the (building of the) nation states. Sometimes we see European medieval history as an sum of the medieval histories of nations. But also if we go beyond that and try to identify something more general "European", we are conceptualizing Europe like a nation state and are trying to define hard outside borders, even cultural ones, as if that was the (only and) natural way to organize humans living together.
The lecture will explore the problematic notion of "medieval Europe" between medieval evidence and modern questions, and it will suggest possible constructive ways to describe modern Europe with regard to its medieval roots.


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If you were born on 3rd March 1964., your age is Fifty-Three years and Two Hundred and Six days. 19564 days passed since day of Your birth (or 2794.9 weeks). But you are not alone with this! In world 341000 babies was born on that day.
You were born on Tuesday, and your zodiac sign is Pisces.
This year, you already had a birthday. , next birthday will be in 159 days. Your previous birthday was 206 days ago.
The "big bum" was on ≈11th June 1963. (if you were born on time), but for details, ask your parents, they may have some interesting story for that day ;-)
We found 2 event that happened on 3. March 1964.
• Laura Harring, Mexican-born American actress [category: Births]
• Raúl Alcalá, Mexican cyclist [category: Births]
Click here, if you want to see what happened more on 3. March date (Not only in 1964. year).
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Prepare to get a little paranoid. Facebook has announced their plans to allow users to interface with computers using our brains. The intent would be to allow us to compose texts at far greater speeds than even the nimblest fingers can muster. Also; they're working on a way for us to "listen" to sounds by stimulating our skin.
Facebook's Regina Dugan detailed the announcement in an after action report on the platform. "We asked these questions: What if you could type directly with your brain? And what if you could hear with your skin? The answers reinforce what we intuitively know…" She said. The technologies could prove life-changing for deaf people, or people currently incapable of speech or text.
The technology was shown in action at the Facebook Developer Conference, F8. In a video, a woman in a Stanford lab uses only her brain to type eight words per minute.
In a few years, the technology will enable us to type hundreds of words per minute, according to Dugan. "That's five times faster than you can type on your smartphone, and it's straight from your brain," she stated.
It's the kind of badass sci-fi movie invention that always seemed so convenient—an intuitive no-brainer. It makes perfect sense. Why bother fiddling with commands and user interfaces? Wouldn't it be simpler if your brain could just tell the computer what you want it to do?
There's a problem, however. The entire concept relies on trusting Facebook with our thoughts. So many companies are being accused of tracking our usage data these days.
All the time, we see stories popping up which claim that one service or another has taken advantage of our trust. Just yesterday, in fact, Bose had been accused of sharing your listening habits.
In her post, Dugan attempted to head off such concerns by explaining how the tech would function:
Just as you take many photos and decide to share some of them, so too, you have many thoughts and decide to share some of them in the form of the spoken word. It is these words, words that you have already decided to send to the speech center of your brain, that we seek to turn into text. And unlike other approaches, ours will be focused on developing a non-invasive system that could one day become a speech prosthetic for people with communication disorders or a new means for input to AR.
As is the way with our species, the advent of such technologies is effectively inevitable. The unrelenting forward march of technological advancement is inspirational, in fact.
It's only in trusting the people responsible for the technology to do right by us that gives cause for concern. How do you feel about the tech? Are you in favor of the potential convenience over privacy concerns? Sound off.


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Useful Links
Illegal DumpingLitter in the streets is an eyesore and can cause harm to human health. Watch this video from LA County Public Works regarding the issue.
- Gardena residents should call (310) 323-7911 or (310) 217-9650 or visit the Gardena Direct page to report any illegal dumping.
- Lynwood residents should call (310) 603-0220 x207.
Mattress RecyclingBeginning January 2016, a recycling deposit will be charged to every purchase of a new mattress to fund statewide recycling programs. More information is at byebyemattress.com.
RecyclingWhat happens after my recycling cart is collected? - Check out these informative videos:
- Picture tour of Puente Hills MRF (one of the facilities we use)
- Curiosity Quest (PBS show) discusses recycling (at a facility in the Inland Empire, but basically the same process) (short version) or (full episode)
- Reading Rainbow did an episode as well.