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TravelPod Member ReviewsHoliday Inn Paris-St. Germain Des Pres
This hotel is perfectly situated 1/2 block away from the St. Sulpice Metro stop. It took us less than 10 minutes to get to all of the major museums and sites of Paris. We actually stayed here twice in one trip (4 days the first time, 3 days the second time), and our first room had the quirky shower all of the reviews talk about and it was a bit small, but maybe not so small in comparison to other rooms in Paris - not to mention that the view from the window was wonderful. Our second time we were upgraded to the Executive Suite an it was definitely more spacious with a better shower situation. We were so grateful that the staff was so amazing. One particular woman at the front desk went above and beyond to be helpful every time we encountered her. We would definitely chose to stay here again in the future. (one tip: on the 2nd floor we could get wifi from the lobby!)
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Historical Traveler Reviews Holiday Inn Paris-St. Germain Des Pres
Not too bad
The hotel was located near two Metro stops, so location was fairly convenient. The hotel front desk were so-so, efficient but not friendly. Our room was smallish, but tastefully decorated and clean.
The bathroom had a tub and shower and was also nice and clean. The only complaint is that the bed was hard and the room got very hot one night, even though the air was on to the lowest setting.
This hotel was fine for what we needed on our short trip to Paris.
Loved the location!
My husband and I stayed there for 3 nights in January 04, and we loved it! It was our first time in Paris. The staff spoke English, and they were very helpful. The room was clean, and the heating system worked great. The bathtub was new and clean, so it let me take a bath after a long day of sightseeing. (A lot of hotels lack this aspect.) The size of the room (1 double bed) didn't bother us at all since we are used to traveling in Asian countries, and even in the U.S. we've seen worse.
The only reason why I'm giving 4 marks is because even if you put out the "Do not disturb" sign, they'll come in to clean the room. I put the sign out one day before we went out because I didn't have time to organize my stuff well enough to feel comfortable about letting people in the room, but they went in anyway. I thought "Hmm..." and put the sign out again the next day too see what happens, and they went in again. I've never stayen in a hotel that does this... Is it a French thing? I'm sure I could have asked them not to, so it's not a big deal, but I think it's kind of funny. (What if we were really sleeping in the room?) Well, but it was just the right hotel for us (locatio, price), so we'd stay there again.
Excellent location
Stayed 3 nights 1st -3rd Jan 2004; first time in Paris. Great base for "doing" Paris, despite only 75 metres from Metro (Saint Placide) extremely quiet location. Just off Rue du Rennes which runs between Montparnasse (5 minute walk) and Bld St Germain (10-15 minute walk).
Room and en-suite small but ample for our needs. Only criticism was no tea/coffee facilities in room - although fridge/mini-bar well stocked.
Didn't bother with hotel breakfast (priced at 14 euro) because plenty of bistros/brasseries within 5 minute walk offering breakfast from 7 euro. A previous reviewer suggested that the staff weren't too keen to speak English - well the young lady that checked us in was Australian!
and we found that wherever we went in Paris, our attempts at "school-day" French was appreciated and was met with a good natured response from the "locals". We booked direct on-line with Holiday Inn and got a deal for 75 euro per night (normally 100). If you're on a budget, as we were, and just need a fairly central base, this hotel could be ideal - it certainly was for us.
My daughter and I stayed here in December 2003. Our first room was terrible - very small and dumpy, peeling wallpaper, non-working heating system, etc. I upgraded after the first night by paying 35 euro per night more to one of the executive level rooms, which was better.
Breakfast is okay. The hotel's location is hard to find for some taxi drivers. Overall, fair value for the price if you go for the exec room.
Don't even bother for the regular rooms. If you're looking for a Holiday Inn in Paris, try the Republique. It's better.
The hotel was clean and was convenient to metro stations (St. Placide).
However, I was surprised that the front desk staff didn't seem to know or be willing to speak English, despite the hotel's being an American chain. I can speak and understand French, so I am able to get along OK, but I would shudder to think what would happen to someone who did not know any French!
Excellet staff, great location, good room
This hotel is at a great location, is clean and more boutique-like. The front desk staff is absolutely wonderful, helpfula and friendly. I will be staying here again. You cannot miss with this hotel
Great Hotel, Terrific Location
As a professional business traveler for over thirty years with an average of over 100 nights per year in hotels, I can honestly say that this well-located and comfortable "boutique" hotel is a real gem. The St. Germain neighborhood is ecelectic and fun with many restaurants, interesting shops and Metro access a few feet from the door. The famous Bon Marche Department Store is two blocks away and do NOT miss the incredible Grand Epicure across the street from the store--wonderful fresh foods, wines, and cheeses. Rooms at the hotel are simple but well-appointed. The small bar located off the lobby is a nice spot for an early evening glass of wine with wonderful views of the street from the large windows. Hotel staff are gracious, speak better english than I do and have a willingness to share information about places to eat and areas to explore without appearing hassled or hurried. My company has used this hotel for many years and I sincerely hope they intend to continue this policy! This has become my little home in Paris.
Good location, excellent front-desk staff, a few teeny-tiny rooms
I regularly stay at this hotel, not due to great ambience or exceptional charm or any of the superlatives thrown around when discussions turn to hotels in Paris. But it does have a number of modest advantages.
In addition to having being near Montparnasse (the area around the ugly tower and the celebrity-studded Montparnasse cemetary are ideal spots to visit while waiting for the 2pm check-in time to roll around or walking off the effects of jet-lag), and having an English-friendly front-desk staff, this property -
- is within a short walk of two metro lines
- has a laundromat and a full-service laundry
(8 euros for a shopping bag full, wash and fold - what a deal!) within 100 meters
- is within sub-10 minute walks to the rue Vavine shopping area and a honking big Bon Marche
- is a few blocks from Alexandre Constant, a Paris chocolatier of remarkable quality
- has two or three English channels on cable
- has been known to have decent (sub-$100)Internet specials on the Holiday Inn web site because it's not bang in the center of the tourist circuit
- is bang next to the Sunday farmers market on blvd Raspail, just off rue de Rennes. This is the place to go for fine artisinal cheeses and adventuresome wines to take home, and for beautiful (no other word works as well!) meats and vegetables and breads to consume sitting a park bench at the nearby Luxemburg Gardens
On the negative side -
- some of the rooms are tiny, so you should see your room before lugging up your bags
- English newspapers (Herald Tribune and the ubiquitous USA Today) are available only in the lobby, and you need to be quick to find one before they run out in the morning
- requires a painful RER -> Metro change at the St. Michel station if you're using the RER link from Charles de Gaulle. It's possibly better to take the RER to Denfert-Rochereau and cab the remaining short distance, though with the attendant uncertainty of finding a cab quickly
Finally, I'd avoid the hotel breakfast unless it's included in the rate or this is your first time out of Peoria! There are plenty of good and cheap (relatively speaking) patisseries within a block or two. I especially like the one on the parallel street north of the hotel, opposite an Italian restaurant called Villa Napoli or something like that.
In summary, this is a hotel for the pragmatic frequent traveler, not for a once in a lifetime "we'll always have Paris" stay. Approach it as pot-au-feu at a neighborhood bistro rather than as Coquilles Saint-Jacques at Arpege, and you'll leave content!
Pleasant surprise
My Mother and I enjoyed our stay at this Holiday Inn which was very well-situated for visitors to Paris for the first time. Our rooms, though small, were clean and the temperature was just right as we could adjust the air conditioning to our comfort level. The bathroom was large, newly renovated--a heavenly retreat after a long day of walking. The breakfast buffet had everything from hot foods to cereals, fresh and dried fruits, yogurts, every kind of beverage, breads and pastries. You could even take food to go! The restaurant staff was friendly and helpful as were the front desk staff. I witnessed a staff member chasing down guests who had forgotten their tickets to Disneyland!
Wonderful place to stay
My husband and I stayed here on our honeymoon. We were surprised to have a spacious bathroom, having heard about the small, cramped hotel rooms in Paris. The room was perfect! Breakfast was included and was absolutely delicious, full buffet breakfast, rather than just croissants and coffee. The people at the front desk all spoke English and were very helpful. The hotel is located in Saint Germain des Pr�s, on the left bank. The metro stop was only a half block away and we had many restaurants, and patisseries within walking distance. We even found a fresh fruit market within a block! Great place to stay if you're riding the metro, a little tricky in a car, since it's between two one-way streets.
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There's an explanation of the plot at the end of "Thin Ice," including flashbacks to key moments and shots explaining otherwise inexplicable matters. This explanation essentially builds a different movie out of the one we thought we just saw, and rather makes us want to see it again knowing what we now know. That's not complete consolation. "Thin Ice" could have been more coherent in the first place.
An ordinary life supplies room for only so many twists and turns. The life of Mickey Prohaska (Greg Kinnear) is all too commodious. He's an insurance salesman in Kenosha, Wis., who drives a flashy Cadillac but is deep in debt and estranged from the wife (Lea Thompson) he expropriated money from. Since the insurance business requires much use of the telephone, he finds it dispiriting that most of his calls come from bill collectors.
We meet Mickey at an insurance convention where he lectures on how to strike up conversations. (Question to Mickey: How much do you charge for supplying audiences with such conversation openers as, "Do you have the correct time?") After his speech, trying out his own line in the hotel bar, he falls for a con so old that Nancy was pulling it on Sluggo.
Back in Kenosha, he calls on a possible client, a farmer named Gorvy Hauer, played by Alan Arkin as a man wandering in the fog of his own befuddlement. Gorvy needs insurance on his TV so he can call a guy to get it to work; Mickey observes that it's not plugged in, but signs him up anyway for a high-priced package. He assures Gorvy his house looks like it's worth $400,000; it looks to me as it had been stapled together from a house trailer and a couple of prefabricated sunrooms. While he's at the house, a violin appraiser (Bob Balaban) calls to offer Gorvy $25,000 for an old family violin. Mickey, a heartless bastard, immediately decides to steal the violin and sell it himself.
Already we're seeing some good typecasting at work. Kinnear is a likable actor, who possibly would make a trustworthy insurance salesman. As his problems begin to pile up, however, he could have used a greater ability to vibrate in terror. William H. Macy, as the car salesman in "Fargo," comes to mind. Indeed, a lot of "Fargo" comes to mind in the snowbound Wisconsin locations of "Thin Ice."
Arkin has always has a good line in confused naivete. His Gorvy is so hapless, and yet with such occasional streaks of insight, that we don't know if his stupidity or his intelligence is an act, but we suspect one or the other is. Balaban evokes a man who knows everything about violins, including a lot he isn't sharing. His violin shop looks remarkably authentic, even though it occupies an upper floor of an industrial building.
Now enters the engine of the movie's energy, an installer of security systems. This is Randy (Billy Crudup), a man with a police record who isn't above stealing the odd alarm clock. This would be the last man you'd want in charge of your security, but how is old Gorvy expected to know that? Mickey, who can resist anything but temptation, seems to have found a partner in crime.
More of the plot I must not describe. This is a devilishly ingenious screenplay by the sisters Jill and Karen Sprecher. Jill directed, and they shared the same credits on two wonderful films, "Clockwatchers" (1997) and "Thirteen Conversations About One Thing" (2001). The plot construction of "Thin Ice" must have taken a great deal of effort, and I feel churlish in raising a couple of points: (1) As these things are happening to Mickey Prohaska, there comes a point — perhaps when the guy was being pounded on the head with a hammer — when they're rather over the top; (2) the explanation, when it comes, cannot be said to fall into place with a smoothly oiled click, but feels more like an alibi.
Never mind. As it is actually happening, "Thin Ice" kept me interested and entertained. There's nothing like the macabre to bring intrigue to an ordinary life, and nothing like the logistics of body disposal to challenge an insurance salesman. The acting helps to float the movie. These actors are quirky in complementary ways, and I've never seen Crudup anywhere near this weirded out. My objections are more like technical fouls.
Footnote: This review was written before I received a letter from Jill Sprecher, which may explain my problems with the film: "The producers and distributor of our film completely re-edited it without me. Nearly 20 minutes were cut; the structure rearranged; out-takes used; voiceover and characters dropped; key plot points omitted; a new score added. Although our names contractually remain on the film, my sister and I do not consider 'Thin Ice' to be our work."
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There's a subtle difference between being a rock god and being an ACTUAL rock god, but that's the kind of nebulous, metaphysically murky waters Dave Grohl currently finds himself wading through.
'Sonic Highways,' the highly anticipated new HBO series put in motion by the Foo Fighters' Dave Grohl, is set to premiere this Friday, Oct. 17, and to celebrate, the band is giving fans in Chicago a very special concert.
Dave Grohl joined a who's who of music to record a cover of the Beach Boys classic 'God Only Knows' for BBC Music.
Next week on 'The Late Show With David Letterman,' the Foo Fighters will hold court as musical guests for the entire week.
Metallica and Dave Grohl will salute U.S. Veterans and their families at 'The Concert for Valor,' which will take place in Washington, D.C., on Veterans Day.
Dave Grohl said that the making of the Foo Fighters' upcoming TV show and album was a "complicated process" as they toured across America, recording and finding inspiration along the way.
Since Kurt Cobain died 20 years ago, Courtney Love and Dave Grohl have been at odds with each other over what to do with Nirvana's archives, which has led to some messy public spats.
Two weeks after word got out that the next Foo Fighters' album will be recorded in a bunch of different cities in a bunch of different studios, Dave Grohl is now talking about his ambitious plan.
Foo Fighters have revealed some of the special guests that will join them as part of the HBO series documenting the making of their new album.
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"A lot of people say a lot of incorrect things on the daily," she told TMZ today.
Whether or not Kim's statement is ultimately true, as of now, doesn't mean a whole lot. Prior to judge Britney Spears confirming that she would not be back for Fox's singing competition, reports went back and forth for weeks before the official announcement was made.
A spokesperson for X Factor commented yesterday on the report, saying, "The producers have not yet made the talent decisions for this year."
Should Kardashian not return, she will not be the only member of the 'X Factor' team not reenlisting for next season. Last month, Spears made her departing announcement, while two-time judge L.A. Reid announced his departure last December. The record exec explained that he wanted to spend more time focusing on his job as head of Epic Records.
Simon Cowell, the show's creator, must now scramble to restaff the series prior to the upcoming third season. Rumors have surfaced that British singer Cheryl Cole, who was originally cut from the show's first season, is in talks to appear on the judge's panel for Season 3. The singer, who was a judge on the U.K. version of "X Factor", had previously filed a $2.3 million lawsuit against the series, claiming she was still owed money after being fired just a few weeks into the first season.
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Women who are able to keep blood sugar levels in a safe range during a pregnancy with gestational diabetes dramatically reduce the risk of complications for their child.
Uncontrolled gestational diabetes increases the risk for the following health problems for your baby:
- Macrosomia. The fetus stores excess glucose as fat, so in cases of uncontrolled GDM, a baby may be larger than normal at birth, a condition called macrosomnia. Large babies may be more difficult to deliver vaginally, and birth injury is a risk. A cesarean section may also be required.
- Hypoglycemia. Before birth, the fetus is producing high levels of insulin to combat high maternal blood glucose levels. When the baby is born, he or she is disconnected from the maternal glucose source, and those high insulin levels can cause his own blood sugars to dip dramatically.
- Jaundice. An excessive amount of bilirubin can cause skin and eye yellowing in baby. Jaundice is treated by exposing a newborn to ultraviolet lights.
- Low calcium and magnesium. Insufficient levels of calcium and magnesium in the blood can cause muscle cramps and spasms. This condition is easily treated with supplementation.
- Respiratory distress syndrome (RDS). Gestational diabetes can cause fetal lungs to develop more slowly; if inadequate levels of lung surfactant are present at birth an infant could have breathing problems.
- Increased risk for childhood and adult obesity. Children who weigh nine or more pounds at birth are at an increased risk for later weight problems.
- Increased risk of type 2 diabetes later in life.
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What Is Music All About?
The meaning of dance music is fairly simply- Music composed/ performed specifically for dancing to. Dance music includes a complete number of songs from waltz disco to rock, to tango. From the beginning of humankind individuals possessed the want to danceIn accient times, the first motive of dance was rite – to the gods of nature. Dance is proven to create us feel well. Dance is utilized in celebrations. In ancient Greece,after picking grapes, the affair was celebrated in honour of the God of wine, Dionysus, where people danced all night long.
Although music and dance may be traced back to ancient times, it really is unclear which arrived first. As sound and rhythm go hand in inspire and hand movement. The relationship between the two has ever been symbiotic.
Yet our psychological response to songs is astonishingly adaptable; even a little study can "re-tune" the way in which the brain handles musical inputs.
Dance Songs in particular arouses our brains, as studies found, so the demand for nightclubs. An uplifting melody having an uptembo beat increases our stimulation in the auditory complex.
In recent years the phrase "dance music" is more familiarly known as club songs, digital music…techno, trance, house, eurodance, breakbeat and trance,drum and bass,rap,raga.
It is a common fact that music will work for you, as it builds neuropathways and excites the mind. Recently scientists found what makes a tune catchy, after locating the mind area where a song's "hook" gets caught. Its.
Club music evolved in the 70's. Georgio Moroder Kraftwerk, Donna Summer and Sylvester are just a small number of the artists who began the dance music happening.
From 1988, many conditions of dance-music evolved
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Daniel J. Charles, 91, Lititz, passed away at home May 31, 2013.
Born in Lancaster, he was the son of the late Daniel M. and Mary Shirk Charles. Married to Jeanette Bucher Charles, they would have celebrated 67 years of marriage June 8.
A 1940 graduate of JP McCaskey High School, Daniel served in the U.S. Navy during WWII. He worked as an electrician for Warner-Lambert in Lititz for 27 years before retiring in 1984. He was a member of United Church of God I.A. in York. He enjoyed playing pinochle and casino, reading, flower gardening, trains and trolleys and repairing radios.
In addition to his wife, he is survived by his children: Theresa, wife of James Ross, Lititz; Cynthia, wife of Jim Hedges, Nevada, Mo.; Thomas Charles, husband of Kathryn, Selinsgrove; Christina, wife of Alan Weaner, Gettysburg; Philip Charles, husband of Tammy, Lititz; 17 grandchildren, and 20 great-grandchildren. He is preceded in death by two half-sisters: Evelyn Seitz Dull and Arlene Seitz Calhoun.
A funeral service will be held at the Richard H. Heisey Funeral Home, 216 S. Broad St., Lititz June 5 at 2 p.m. with a viewing an hour prior to the service. Interment will be in the Hammer Creek Mennonite Cemetery, Lititz.
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Brotherhood group emphasizes peer support for black teens in Madison w/Photo
There are a couple new faces at the Brotherhood meeting today, so Katy Farrens, the group's volunteer leader, is ensuring everyone is on the same page. "We don't cuss and we don't use the N-word," Farrens tells the newcomers. Comment?
Police: Passerby gropes woman walking in downtown Madison w/Photo
The Madison Police Department said a 20-year-old downtown resident was on her cell phone walking in the 500 block of North Frances Street at 11:03 a.m. when a stranger reached down and touched her inappropriately as he passed. The woman told police it happened very quickly and she was unable to get a good description of the man. Comment?
Man grabbed handful of cash from tip jar, police say w/Photo
A homeless man stole cash from a State Street restaurant's tip jar Monday night after the store refused him free food, police said. The Madison police department said 60-year-old Ray A. Wallace was at the Five Guys Burgers and Fries at 517 State St. shortly before 8 p.m. Wallace reportedly asked the Five Guys manager for a "burger for credit," but the manager said that wasn't possible. Comment?
Man suspected of throwing teen to ground, stealing purse w/Photo
Police said a man who attacked a teen and stole her purse in downtown Madison Tuesday afternoon was arrested Wednesday night. Comment?
Robber throws teen to ground, steals purse, police say w/Photo
Madison police said a 19-year-old Cottage Grove teen was walking on the 300 block of Wisconsin Avenue at 1:34 p.m. Comment?
Downtown Madison brings in holiday season with open house w/Photo
More than 30 downtown businesses and organizations participated with activities, special offers and drawings. Here's a photo opp for shop-goers on State Street. Comment?
Organization takes on racial disparities in incarceration w/Photo
The Wisconsin Council on Children and Families' "Race to Equity" report indicates that Wisconsin, and particularly Dane County, may have the worst racial disparities in incarceration in the nation. MOSES, a Madison-based interfaith social justice organization , is working to fix that. Comment?
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PR: Viz Media Acquires Twin Star Exorcists
Just reading the description of this new series makes me think it's a mash-up of Blue Exorcist and Nisekoi. But …Read the Rest
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At the beginning of October, Seven Seas Entertainment touted that they would announce seven new licences over the next seven …Read the Rest
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Google launches free radio service
Google is adding a free radio service to its Google Play Music app in the US.
Amazon, Google and Pandora launch coalition to battle digital royalties hike
Amazon, Google and Pandora have joined forces to launch a coalition to oppose efforts from musicians, publishers and record labels ...
Google launches Inside Abbey Road
Google has launched Inside Abbey Road, allowing fans to explore Abbey Road Studios digitally.
YouTube still not profitable despite 1bn viewers per month - report
YouTube still hasn't become a profitable business for Google, despite attracting more than one billion viewers each month.
Saavn appoints ex-Google exec, reveals user numbers
Saavn, one of the first streaming services in India, has revealed that it is hiring ex-Google India executive Mahesh Narayanan as ...
Google received 345m takedown requests in 2014 - report
Google received more than 345 million requests to remove supposedly infringing links in 2014, according to Torrent Freak.
European Parliament votes to limit commercial dominance of search companies
European politicians have voted in favour of measures "to prevent any abuse in the marketing of interlinked services by operators ...
Google faces fresh pressure in Brussels break-up plan
Google could be commanded to separate its search engine from other commercial services in an attempt by competing companies to ...
YouTube strikes licensing deal with Merlin
YouTube has finally struck a deal with indie trade body Merlin to license music from the thousands of labels it ...
Google ups efforts to highlight legal music services
Google has published an updated How Google Fights Piracy report, explaining how it attempts to fight piracy across its services.
Bob Geldof: 'Broadcasters should be ashamed of themselves'
Bob Geldof has accused Facebook, Google and broadcasting companies of "letting the music industry diminish" and painted a bleak picture ...
Samsung and Google Play up music effort in Latin America
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YouTube to launch ad and subscription music service 'in coming weeks' - report
An ad and subscription-based YouTube music streaming service could emerge within weeks, according to a new report.
Samsung to offer free Google Play Music subscription in Brazil
Google has partnered with Samsung, offering Google Play Music to the company's customers in Brazil.
'Albums and data are worth more than nothing' Gated Content
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Google receives over 1 million take down requests per day
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Vevo sale halted due to 'accelerating growth'
Music video streaming platform Vevo is no longer for sale, according to sources close to the New York Post.
Google tests 'Listen Now' ads directing search users to legitimate services
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Google offers Chromecast users free All Access Music trial
Google is offering Chromecast users in the US a 90-day trial subscription to its All Access Music streaming service.
Google execs join Spotify - report
Two Google executives are taking positions at Spotify, according to people close to the companies.
Traxsource partners with Audiolock to 'help boost label sales'
Underground digital music store Traxsource has partnered with anti-piracy service Audiolock.
Google net profit up 5.9% YoY in Q2 2014
Google reported a 5.9% increase in net income for the second quarter of 2014, while revenues were up 22%.
Google's fastest-growing revenue segment driven by Play store
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YouTube revenue $3.5 billion in 2013 - report
YouTube's revenue in 2013 was $3.5 billion, according to reports.


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SkyWest, Inc. Addresses Anticipated Fourth Quarter 2011 Financial Results
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
SkyWest, Inc. Addresses Anticipated Fourth Quarter 2011 Financial Results06:45 EST Wednesday, January 25, 2012ST. GEORGE, Utah, Jan. 25, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- SkyWest, Inc. (NASDAQ:SKYW) ("SkyWest") announced today that it expects its financial results for the quarter ended December 31, 2011, to be lower than previously anticipated. Due primarily to the reasons outlined below, SkyWest currently estimates that its financial results for the fourth quarter of 2011 will reflect a net loss between $(17.0) million and $(18.5) million, resulting in a basic and fully-diluted loss per share between $(0.34) and $(0.37) per share. SkyWest cautioned, however, that these estimates are preliminary and are subject to modification or revision in the course of completing SkyWest's year-end review procedures.There were three primary factors that contributed to SkyWest's determination of the estimated net loss for the fourth quarter of 2011. First, SkyWest's operating airlines have incurred additional maintenance charges due to aging aircraft issues, timing and cost of heavy airframe checks, and the timing of certain engine overhauls. These additional costs are estimated to be approximately $12.0 million (pre-tax) for the quarter ended December 31, 2011. Second, SkyWest's operating airlines continued to experience additional crew costs estimated to be approximately $5.0 million (pre-tax) for the quarter ended December 31, 2011. SkyWest's operating airlines have continued to incur additional pilot training costs as a result of the need for additional pilots to fly increased block hours as scheduled by our major partners and from incurring a higher level of training in off-peak times. Third, SkyWest maintains an ownership position in two international regional airlines, TRIP and Air Mekong. SkyWest management currently estimates that SkyWest will recognize losses attributable to these entities that are approximately $5.5 million (pre-tax) more than our previous estimates for the quarter ended December 31, 2011. A more detailed explanation of the items that affected SkyWest's financial results for the quarter ended December 31, 2011 will be provided when SkyWest announces its financial results for the quarter, which is currently estimated to occur in mid February 2012.About SkyWestSkyWest is the holding company for two scheduled passenger airline operations and an aircraft leasing company and is headquartered in St. George, Utah. SkyWest's scheduled passenger airline operations consist of SkyWest Airlines also based in St. George, Utah and ExpressJet Airlines based in Atlanta, Georgia. SkyWest Airlines operates as United Express and Delta Connection carriers under contractual agreements with United Airlines, Inc. ("United") and Delta Air Lines, Inc. ("Delta"). SkyWest Airlines also operates as US Airways Express under a contractual agreement with US Airways, Inc., and operates flights for Alaska Airlines under a contractual agreement. ExpressJet Airlines operates as United Express and Delta Connection carriers under contractual agreements with United and Delta. System-wide, SkyWest serves markets in the United States, Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean with approximately 3,700 daily departures and a fleet of approximately 730 regional aircraft. This press release and additional information regarding SkyWest can be accessed at www.skywest.comFORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTSIn addition to historical information, this release contains forward-looking statements. SkyWest may, from time to time, make written or oral forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such statements encompass SkyWest's beliefs, expectations, hopes or intentions regarding future events. Words such as "forecasts", "expects," "intends," "believes," "anticipates," "should," "likely" and similar expressions identify forward-looking statements. All forward-looking statements included in this release are made as of the date hereof and are based on information available to SkyWest as of such date. SkyWest assumes no obligation to update any forward-looking statement. Readers should note that many factors could affect the future operating and financial results of SkyWest, SkyWest Airlines and ExpressJet Airlines, and could cause actual results to vary materially from those expressed in forward-looking statements set forth in this release. These factors include, but are not limited to, the ability of ExpressJet Airlines to realize potential synergies and other anticipated financial impacts of the consolidation of its operations, the possibility that future financial and operating results of ExpressJet Airlines may not meet SkyWest's forecasts and the timing of ongoing consolidation of the operations of ExpressJet Airlines, if achieved. Actual operational and financial results of SkyWest, SkyWest Airlines and ExpressJet Airlines will also vary, and may vary materially, from those anticipated, estimated, projected or expected for a number of other reasons, including, among those identified above: the challenges of competing successfully in a highly competitive and rapidly changing industry; developments associated with fluctuations in the economy and the demand for air travel; ongoing negotiations between SkyWest, SkyWest Airlines and ExpressJet Airlines and their major partners regarding their contractual relationships, and the consequences of settlements reached as a result of those negotiations; the financial stability of those major partners regarding any impact on the contracts that SkyWest, SkyWest Airlines, or ExpressJet Airlines operates under in their behalf; the resolution of current litigation with a major airline partner of SkyWest Airlines and ExpressJet Airlines; fluctuations in flight schedules, which are determined by the major partners for whom SkyWest's operating airlines conduct flight operations; variations in market and economic conditions; labor relationships; the impact of global instability; rapidly fluctuating fuel costs; the degree and nature of competition; potential fuel shortages; the impact of weather-related or other natural disasters on air travel and airline costs; aircraft deliveries; and other unanticipated factors. Risk factors, cautionary statements and other conditions which could cause SkyWest's actual results to differ from management's current expectations are contained in SkyWest's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission; including the section of SkyWest's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2010, entitled "Risk Factors." SOURCE SkyWest, Inc.For further information: Michael J. Kraupp, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer, +1-435-634-3212, Fax, +1-435-634-3205


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Glastonbury Organizer Faced Death Threats After Booking Kanye West as Headliner
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Florence and the Machine's album How Big How Blue How Beautiful may still be months away, but the group … Read More
You may have heard recently that a certain Shawn Carter has officially jettisoned the hyphen from his stage name — he's Jay-Z no longer, and is instead going by plain old Jay Z. (In fact, he made the change two years ago, but it's taken this long for the world to notice.) It's the most fuss anyone's ever made over a hyphen in the music industry — a place where the rules of grammar and punctuation aren't exactly observed with religious devotion. This tendency has led to much amusement over the years. Here are some of the more notable moments in musical punctuation, for better or worse.
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Last summer, formerly roaming, currently Chicago-based festival Lollapalooza celebrated its 20th anniversary. This past weekend, Perry Farrell's brainchild barreled into its third decade, once again taking over Grant Park (and most of the surrounding area) with three days of marquee headliners, upstart buzz bands, and plenty of sun, food, and eventually, the requisite mud. Saturday's installment saw a bit of a hitch, as the entire site was evacuated when a massive thunderstorm descended on the city; fortunately, the event resumed three hours later, with the mass exodus both out of and into the site handled remarkably well.
Nature's wrath aside, it was another banner year for Lolla. Among the highlights were main stage sets from Florence + The Machine, Metric, Sigur Rós, and the Black Keys — the latter of whom received a personal introduction from Chicago Mayor (and former White House Chief of Staff) Rahm Emanuel. Jack White closed out the festival with a headlining performance featuring both his alternating all-male and all-female bands. And then there was our personal highlight, soul man of the hour, Frank Ocean, whose Saturday night set on the Google Play stage was both a revelation and the perfect reason to steer clear of that night's main stage acts. Click through for our exclusive photo gallery from the entire weekend, both onsite and off, and if you were there too, share your own favorite moments in the comments.
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If you've ever wondered what your favorite literary characters might be listening to while they save the world/contemplate existence/get into trouble, or hallucinated a soundtrack to go along with your favorite novels, well, us too. But wonder no more! Here, we sneak a look at the hypothetical iPods of some of literature's most interesting characters. What would be on the personal playlists of Holden Caulfield or Elizabeth Bennett, Huck Finn or Harry Potter, Tintin or Humbert Humbert? Something revealing, we bet. Or at least something danceable. Read on for a cozy reading soundtrack, character study, or yet another way to emulate your favorite literary hero. This week: D.H. Lawrence's most controversial heroine, the lovely Lady Chatterley.
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Rejoice, because we've conquered our CMJ hangovers and got down to the serious business of our regular Monday roundup of albums streaming for free over the course of the coming week. And there's a particularly exciting link to share this time around: the new Tom Waits album, Bad As Me, which is now available for your listening pleasure via NPR. Clearly, everything else that's streaming this week is going to pale in comparison somewhat, but there's still plenty of other goodness to be had: the new Justice album, along with upcoming releases from Florence & the Machine, and Joker. And, um, the Lou Reed/Metallica album. It's all after the jump, so click through and get listening!
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1. Twilight actress Ashley Greene has landed the starring role in Olivia Twisted, a modern-day take on the Charles Dickens classic, Oliver Twist. [via Variety]
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Today at Flavorpill, we were just as excited as everyone else on the Internet was about OK Go's music video for their cover of the "Muppet Show Theme Song." We were saddened by the news that Frank Potenza, better known as "Uncle Frank" from Jimmy Kimmel Live!, has passed away… Read More
Emma-Lee Moss, aka Emmy the Great, is one of those artists whose music creeps up on you, seemingly unassuming in its soft-spoken approach, only to leave you aware you've become hopelessly ensnared in its complexity without even realizing it. The UK-based singer/songwriter's second album, Virtue, is a strikingly poetic rumination on mythology, spiritualism, and lost love, rooted strongly in modern folk and fleshed out with intricate pop orchestration. In our latest interactive video interview, Emmy recalls her time singing backing vocals with Florence Welch for Lightspeed Champion, shares her harrowing personal experience of the UK riots, and explains why she doesn't mind being overly confessional in her music. She also tells us why global charity WaterAid is so close to her heart, and provides further proof that you really shouldn't believe everything you read on Wikipedia.
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1. George Clooney's The Ides of March, an adaptation of Beau Williams's play Farragut North, which was inspired by events in Howard Dean's 2004 Presidential primary campaign, will open the Venice Film Festival on August 31st. The film's all-star cast features Ryan Gosling, Paul Giamatti, Marisa Tomei, Jeffrey Wright, Max Minghella, and Evan Rachel Wood.… Read More


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In another close game with Ogallala on Friday, Alex Harms brought in the winning run in the sixth inning as North Platte won 3-2 at Bill Wood Field.
Alec Wesslund led off the first inning for North Platte (28-17) with a single into left field off of pitcher Cody Blackwell. Jack Kenny then laid down a bunt on the left side of the infield and Ogallala third baseman Austin Mack made a wild throw to allow Wesslund to score. Kenny then scored on a wild pitch by Blackwell and it was 2-0.
In the second inning, Ogallala scored its first run on a wild pitch by Marcus Silos. In the fifth inning, after Riley Vieyra relieved Silos, Colby Rezac tied the game with his two-out single to left.
In the sixth, Darian Allberry hit a one-out double to left-center. He turned out to be the winning run as Harms hit a ground ball into right and North Platte had the lead. That spelled the end for Blackwell as he was relieved by Justin Corfield, who got the last two outs with no further damage.
Vieyra then held Ogallala scoreless in the seventh as he only allowed one base hit.
"It was huge to have our guys get key hits," Ostergard said. "Both Corfield and Blackwell threw very well."
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