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Soundbites: Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, Dan Zanes, Fishbone, The Coup
Looks like this is gonna be my final column before our brand-new, factory-fresh Music Editor Dan Bolles takes over. No kidding — he actually smells like a buffed leather car seat. We've been sharing pretty close quarters here at the office.
I thought I'd have some Really Important Stuff to say about finally splitting Burlington after 15 years, but I'm not sure I'm up to the task. I can tell you this: It's been fun. Well, except for shoveling snow and scraping off windshields. Also, Vermont doesn't have an IMAX movie theater. Those things are awesome.
Over the years I've had the pleasure to develop relationships with some of the finest musicians I'm ever likely to encounter. You know who you are. And you all owe me a beer.
Many people who visit Vermont are shocked at how vital our music scene is. I've been around long enough to watch it go through ups and downs, but I think we're enjoying a major boom at the moment. That's why it's the perfect time for me to make my exit.
But hold that door for one more minute so I can thank all you local music fans. It's your dedication to the bands and venues that keep this town rocking, rapping, jazzing and, um, turntabling. And to my regular readers: I might not know you all personally, but I can feel your eyeballs. Eww . . . that's kind of gross.
Working for Seven Days has been, without a doubt, the pinnacle of my professional life thus far. To my superstar bosses, I can only say thanks for the opportunity to be part of your totally fantastic rag.
As I lay down my writerly six-guns, remove my critical spurs, and walk off into the sunset, I want everyone to know I'll remember these years fondly. Now, git. Actually, you should stick around and read the rest of the column. 'Cause there's some good stuff going down this week, and I'm not ready to give up this keyboard just yet.
Just got tipped off by Grace Potter & the Nocturnals drummer Matthew "Cado" Burr that the band will have a tune from its upcoming Hollywood Records album, This Is Somewhere, featured on this Thursday's episode of "Grey's Anatomy."
The song is called "Falling or Flying," and it's the second-to-last cut on GP&TN's 11-track opus. It's one of the band's slower numbers, which makes sense for inclusion on "Grey's" — the season finale! The song has a "lonesome highway" feel, with a mournful intro and lovely organ/guitar interplay. Guitarist Scott Tournet serves up a haunting, slow-burn solo in between Potter's achingly intimate vocals. I can easily picture one of the characters on the show having a Reflective Moment while this ditty plays in the background.
It's extremely cool that our homegrown heroes have made it to the small screen. (That is, unless you've got one of those humongous, flat-panel jobbies that takes up a whole wall of your living room.) But it also gives me the opportunity to talk about the phenomenon of bands garnering exposure through the medium of television. I know it's nothing new: The Beatles appeared on "Doctor Who," for crap's sake. Don't believe me? Check YouTube.
"Grey's," with its attractive MDs and heart-on-sleeve 'tude, has emerged as a primary platform by which artists achieve national recognition. Hell, I've mentioned the program three times in as many consecutive columns, and I'm not even a TV writer.
I was just talking to my wife about whether or not we'll ever get into the show. We basically decided that "House," with its endearingly cranky titular doctor, satisfies all of our medical drama needs. Sure, there's not as much making out, but we can handle that on our own.
Still, there's something to the fact that a TV serial can have so much influence in the music world. I guess it's not terribly difficult to understand why: With CD sales dwindling and an industry still learning the "internets," pimping tunes on popular programs is one of the best promotional tools available. Let's just hope that it works out well for our Nocturnals.
Kid-friendly songwriter Dan Zanes makes music that grown-ups can dig, too. I don't yet have wee ones, but a lot of the children's entertainment I've encountered frankly makes me wanna spit up. So I'm behind Zanes 100 percent. He appears at the Higher Ground Ballroom this Sunday at noon.
Zanes wasn't always rockin' for the tots, however. He got his start in the 1980s as a member of Boston's Del Fuegos — critical favorites who never transcended their cult following. But his time with that garage-y act gave Zanes the musical tools necessary to make kids' music that doesn't suck. Additionally, moms think he's hunky, which probably helps his, ahem, bottom line.
Zanes' first youth-tailored record, Rocket Beach, came out in 2001. It included guest appearances from several notable pals such as Sheryl Crow and Suzanne Vega. Its follow-up, Family Dance, features Roseanne Cash, among others. Crotchety old Lou Reed even dropped by for a session. And Zanes' most recent effort, Catch That Train!, is surely the first children's album to feature nihilistic rocker Nick Cave. Maybe that's why it won a 2006 Grammy for Best Children's Album.
Almost makes me wanna get procreative. Almost. Head to http://www.DanZanes.com [1] and http://www.HigherGroundMusic.com [2] for more info.
,The folks at the Northeast Kingdom Music Festival have just released the initial lineup for their 5th annual event, which takes place at the Chilly Ranch in East Albany, Vermont, on August 3 & 4.
I'm pretty psyched about two of the headlining acts, Fishbone (remember them?) and The Coup. I've seen both bands before; the former with a brain full of psychedelics at Lollapalooza 3, the latter on nothing stronger than lager at the old Higher Ground in Winooski.
California-based Fishbone are one of the trippiest, funkiest and straight-out craziest bands of all time. Front man Angelo Moore, a.k.a. Dr. Maddvibe, rocks the stage like nobody's business, and the group itself is like some mutant metal combo of Sly & the Family Stone, Prince and Parliament/Funkadelic. Need I say more?
The Coup, also from the West Coast, put a politically righteous, soulful spin on hip-hop. Led by main mouth Boots Riley, the group is aggressively and unapologetically leftist. They've got a bone to pick with the current administration that's so big it probably requires separate transport. Although they typically function as a duo on record, they'll appear backed by a full band for their Green Mountain appearance.
Also on the bill are Sister Carol, Forro in the Park, The Devil Makes Three, Anaïs Mitchell, Shtreiml, Mad Tea Party, Cassettes Won't Listen, The Toughcats, Green Mountain Grass, the Hip-Hop Re-Education Project, The Real Live Show, Sputnik, Steepwater, Made in Iron, The Low Anthem and Kundalini Express. Phew — that's a lot of bands! And I didn't even mention the theater, kids' activities, poetry, morning yoga classes, giant puppets and fire sculpture. Well, I guess I just did.
Early-bird tickets will be available in person only starting on June 1 at the Langdon St. Café and the Lake Parker Country Store. To purchase by phone, call 888-512-SHOW. For more info, or to purchase passes online, visit http://www.NEKMF.com [3].
[1] http://www.DanZanes.com
[2] http://www.HigherGroundMusic.com
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Posted: Mon Feb 26th, 2007 05:57 pm |
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OK, I'd love 5-minutes alone with the idiot who came up with this one.... You have to wonder how anyone could have thought this was a good idea: Dr. Pepper announced via a clue in one of their promotions that it had buried a coin worth as much as one million dollars in the 347-yea-old Granary Burying Ground, final resting place of no less than John Hancock, Paul Revere and Samuel Adams. Contestants, ready to unearth the coin, showed up at the gates of the Burial Ground on Tuesday, only to find that the city had closed them, fearing the historic site would be damaged by the digging. "It absolutely is disrespectful," Boston Parks Commissioner Toni Pollak told the Boston Globe. "It's an affront to the people who are buried there, our nation's ancestors." Cadbury Schweppes, the inappropriately British company that owns Dr. Pepper, apologized after a coin worth $10,000 was recovered near a 200-year-old crypt. "The coin should never have been placed in such a hallowed site, and we sincerely apologize," Artkop [spokesperson] said in a statement. What was Dr. Pepper thinking telling people to dig up Paul Revere's grave? —MEGHANN MARCO Dr Pepper apologizes for placing coin near crypt [Boston Globe] Dr Pepper promotion closes cemetery [Buffalo News] |
Posted: Mon Feb 26th, 2007 08:25 pm |
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There was another thread about relic digs, now this . That graveyard is one of my favorites to visit. I have a picture I have a picture taken there I love to share wih friends by saying here is me , Paul Revere and my sister in law. Friends look and look before they realize he monument is Paul Revere's grave. It is a small cemetery right in the middle of Boston. I am so offended that it would be used for a "promotional" I am so glad the gates were locked. I am learning quickly that most people don't care about the past , it what about me generation. how do I get something fast . never mind what is destroyed. I have been arguring this point with a fried for months. He is one of those rock takers. His goal is to own a rock from every battlefield. I have argued til I am blue in the face that it is not right. He doesn't care, it is what he wants!! He also doesn't believe in mueseums for artifacts , he collects Civil War relics and thinks they are better off with collectors . aggghhhhhh After all that now this coin hunt. Don't you just want to stand up and yell STOP!!!!!! |
Posted: Tue Feb 27th, 2007 11:13 am |
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Susan, yes, I have one like that rock collector in my family, my cousin's wife. They were in town on business, but fortunately for me, they stayed at a hotel. To give you an idea: They said, "We want to take you to lunch." So when the check came around, he looked at it, did a little arithmetic, pulled out some cash, then handed the check to me and said, "Here, Patty, the rest is your share." I wasn't quick-minded enough to protest. We went window shopping. She wanted to try on some sandals, but wasn't wearing socks. The clerk offered her a new pair, which she put on while she pranced and preened. She didn't buy the sandals OR the socks. I took them to dinner. They ordered a $21 platter of some delicacy for the appetizer, the most expensive entrees, and two drinks each. Didn't even offer to pay the tip. This is the topper. At Mount Vernon, botanical historians have painstakingly researched the types of flowers that grew in Washington's time, and have saved the seeds to replicate his beautiful flower garden. We strolled along the brick walkways through the garden, and Iris BROKE OFF TWIGS FROM TWO PLANTS!! She wanted to plant them in her yard. Yeah, right, they live in northern Colorado, not exactly the same climate as Mount Vernon. It's one thing to soak a relative. But to steal something you can't possibly use, that will die before you even get home... Patty |
Posted: Tue Feb 27th, 2007 03:09 pm |
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ole Member
Widow: And I'll bet they're the first to complain about manners and inconsiderate people. Ole |
Posted: Tue Feb 27th, 2007 06:32 pm |
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susansweet Member
Oh geeze Patty I have had those experiences too. I had friends meet me in Ashland Oregon to go to the theatre. I took them to the dinner theatre in town. I bought four tickets to the show. The tickets were not cheap!!!! There were four of us. i said to them I would spring for he tickets if they would buy dinner . There was a couple and a single male. The couple put in just enough money to pay half he bill. Now remember the three of them were to pay for my dinner. Oh and my single friend order munchies before dinner . The couple ate most of them but didn't pay for them when they paid their "half " of the bill. So my other friend got stuck with the major part of the dinner bill and I had paid for the tickets . Nice huh? I have seen people I know take cutting, pick up rocks, and worst of all there was one couple I knew , friends of friends that actually had relics they picked up differen places around he world. My friend that takes the rocks wife took cuttings at one of the places we stopped but at least she asked at the visitors center if she could . They told her she could. The plants were not hisorical plants such as Mt Vernon . They were tea plants at the Tea Plantation. I do admit at the hotels I take the soaps and such and the pens. I recyle them to a halfway house or to our UDC groups support of the troops packages. Last edited on Tue Feb 27th, 2007 06:34 pm by susansweet |
Posted: Wed Feb 28th, 2007 06:58 am |
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ole Member
I do admit at the hotels I take the soaps and such and the pens. I recyle them to a halfway house or to our UDC groups support of the troops packages. The cost of that sort of amenity is included in the price of the room. If you didn't take the stuff, the housekeeping staff, which would be expected to replace the missing items, is then free to recycle them in the charity of its choices. That sounds like an "everybody does it" excuse. I never take the stuff because I won't be bothered with those little things. But, since you mentioned where they can be useful, I believe I'll start taking them. The examples given by Susan and Widow are quite familiar. I have nothing recent to add. In our circle, there is a language: "We're taking you .... " means our treat and if you have a sense of decency, you will offer to at least pitch in the tip, although that's not a requirement. "Let's get together for ... " means we're going dutch -- split it however you feel is equitable. Approximate it, but note the prices and make the effort to carry your share. No rules, but it works. It appears to be that we're losing part of the social contract: consideration of the other party. Those who coined the phrase, "the ME generation" seem to be gathering respect for their prediction. Oops! My soapbox broke. Are there no REAL craftsmen around anymore. Excuse, please: craftspeople. Ole |
Posted: Wed Feb 28th, 2007 07:41 am |
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susansweet Member
Ole I knew that about he soaps etc. When I was a kid we would go visit my grandparents in Oklahoma each summer , We would take the soaps from the motels and then at Christmas when the teacher would bring out the little Red Cross boxes that we filled and sent to Korea (dating myself here ) I would always have the soaps for the box. So since then I take them and pass them on to among other places the Teen shelter here in HB , the halfway house, the Soldiers Angels. Several years ago a woman who ran our local mail place had all her customers trained to bring her their soaps an other items from their business trips. She would then get shoe boxes from local stores . In her space time she made shoe box kits for the homeless in the area. She would go with others into the camps in the river bed (yeah we have a river just no water in it most of the time) and pass out the boxes. I gave to her for years . I even have other friends giving me their soaps now too. |
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Posted: Thu Mar 1st, 2007 04:43 pm |
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Wow those guys had some serious problems. cheers, Homy boy |
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It's been a long time coming, involving an incredible amount of work, dedication and passion. But the day is nearly here.
On Saturday, April 20, the All-Nations Native American Veterans Memorial in Jefferson, Oregon, will be dedicated and opened to the public in a ceremony at 2 p.m.
There's an amazing tale behind all this, leading from the efforts of Navy/Air Force veteran Bill Stam, Lakota, and his wife, Gwin, Apache. Read about it here: A Community Pulls Together To Support One Man's Plan for a Native Veterans Memorial.
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"We are all very excited for the event. We will have representatives from the Lakota Nation in Pine Ridge, the Pala Band of Mission Tribe and the Chumash Tribe in California, the Cherokee Nation, the Shawnee Nation in Oklahoma, the Navaho Nation in Arizona, the Blackfoot Nation in Montana, the Mohawk Nation and the Siletz, Lower Umpqua and Grande Ronde Nations in Oregon. We have representatives from the Apache Nation, and the Ho Chunk Nation who cannot come in person but will be here with us in spirit.
We will have drummers from our local Portland chapter of NARA to provide us with music. Lunch will be served. Gwin will be making some of her famous buffalo chili and a friend of the Memorial Jay Bear Cavazos will be making some of his famous fry bread. We will also have assorted salads and we have some special "All Nations Native American Veterans Memorial" cakes on order.
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Pakistan on Saturday carried out a marathon training session as they flexed their muscles ahead of the second and final Twenty20 International against the South Africa.
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After the first T20 was washed out in Durban, the T20 trophy is up for grabs with just one match to be played between Pakistan and South Africa here on Sunday (today).
Unlike in the Tests, the gulf between the two teams hardly exists and Pakistan may have an upper hand in this format given their record and a new line-up for the new series.
A win for Pakistan will be a much-needed confidence enhancer after the Test-series whitewash and before the three ODIs which will conclude the tour. They have featured in two finals and two semi-finals in the four T20 World Cups but still need to overcome inconsistency and poor form on the current tour. Experience in their T20 side and a win percentage of 59% in 66 matches might turn out as the ingredients they need for the winning recipe. With the addition of their limited-overs expert, Shahid Afridi, in the dressing room, Pakistan will be itching to taste success on this tour and give Gary Kirsten a headache before the ODI series, for which they will have a different captain.
Beating Pakistan in this format won't be as easy for South Africa as it was in the three Tests, as they have a new permanent captain, have rested Dale Steyn, Hashim Amla and Jacques Kallis, and are without an injured JP Duminy — their highest T20 run-scorer in 2012. Faf du Plessis showed his leadership skills with a 2-1 series win against New Zealand in December, but Pakistan are a different kettle of fish, especially with the bowling attack they possess. South Africa also do not enjoy the supremacy in this format as they do in the Tests, ranked No. 5, only one point ahead of Pakistan.
Shahid Afridi averages 17.25 in South Africa in T20s with the ball and has 12 wickets from eight matches. The pitches may help his zippy legspin which in turn may help revive Pakistan's and his own fortunes as he has only five wickets in his last seven domestic limited-overs matches. If the Afridi of the World T20 2007 (played in South Africa) plays as the Afridi in 2013 on the same grounds, South Africa may not have answers to his bowling which can turn and sting like vipers.
South Africa have left out Richard Levi which means Davids will have a new opening partner in AB de Villiers. In the absence of Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel, newbie Kyle Abbott may get a chance in the XI and Chris Morris may get to bat for the first time in T20s.
The only change Pakistan have made in their squad from the T20s in India is the inclusion of Wahab Riaz in place of Sohail Tanvir. Riaz was not a part of the Test squad but claims to be fitter now and collected 21 wickets (including a hat-trick) in four first-class matches at an average of 12.90 in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy.
Pakistan have won five out of the eight T20s they have played in South Africa, their best record in any country after Canada.
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HOUSTON, Oct. 14, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Bristow Group Inc. (NYSE: BRS), the leading provider of helicopter services to the worldwide offshore energy industry, announced today it will release financial results for its fiscal year 2014 second quarter ended September 30, 2013, after the market closes on Thursday, November 7. In conjunction with the release, Bristow has scheduled a conference call, which will be broadcast live over the Internet on Friday, November 8, starting at 10:00 a.m. ET (9:00 a.m. CT). Investors may participate in the call either by phone or audio webcast.
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The bible will sometimes refer to a "stranger in a far-away land". It's a poetic way of referring to a person that has wandered away from our loving God and is now separated from Him. I met an old schoolmate the other day that was both literally and figuratively in a far-away land when what looked like a great tragedy in war brought him back to God.
Standing fully in the present moment, there are times when you can touch the past and the future, all at once and at the same time. You can even feel eternity sliding through your fingers.
And sometimes it happens through someone else's eyes.
I see my mama's eyes in a black and white photo of her when she was six, maybe seven years old--- about 85 years ago now. She's standing next to her mom somewhere out there on the Oklahoma prairie with the Great Depression swirling around them.
FRANKFORT – There were several Interim Joint Committee meetings this past week, including a Special Subcommittee on Energy that focused on Kentucky's struggling coal industry and the adverse impact of impending federal regulations. The decline in coal production that could result from these regulations is not just an Eastern Kentucky issue, but a serious statewide issue, as well.
FRANKFORT – The past couple of weeks have been busy in and around Frankfort with joint committee meetings on a wide range of issues including the DOD's planned forced brigade reduction at Ft. Knox, the possible ways to help SNAP recipients better balance their food budgets, and the impact of impending federal regulations on coal.
You can often see it in their eyes, if you take the time to look: That far away gaze tells you they are somewhere else---maybe in the future or the past but not the present.
Or sometimes their eyes dart this way and that, like those of a trapped animal searching for an escape route.
And if you have occasion to be with them for very long, you'll notice a restlessness---an inability to move forward with any kind of fruitfulness---even though they might exhibit workaholic tendencies or conversely, extreme lethargy.
"All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players: they have their exits and their entrances."
- William Shakespeare
It was a sad day at the Opera House this past week with the departure of Mrs. Jan Fattizzi. Jan is handling over the reigns as the Central Kentucky Community Theatre Director and heads to her next job in Florida.
Jeff Moreland Publisher CKNJ
A newspaper, like many work places, can make your co-workers feel like family. You spend a lot of time together, often more than you spend at home with your real family.


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Bimini is known as the big-game fishing capital of the world. Anglers have been traveling to Bimini for decades to snare bonefish, snapper, tuna and wahoo. The island has become famous for its international fishing competitions and Bahamian guides, like Saunders, are skilled tradesmen.
Even though Bimini is still a sleepy little island, change is coming fast. A new casino is almost completed and expected to open sometime in 2013. The casino coincides with a "fast ferry" between South Florida and Bimini that will offer tourists an alternative to flying.
There is only one airport serving Bimini -- South Bimini Airport (BIM). Daily scheduled air service is available to Bimini from Nassau, Grand Bahama Island and Florida.
Where to stay
I like the Bimini Big Game Club and the Bimini Bay Resort.
Founded in 1947, the Big Game Club is situated just off the main road in Alice Town. With 51 rooms and quaint cottages, the hotel also offers a 75-slip marina for tourists who arrive by boat. It's a comfortable, clean and friendly facility within walking distance of Alice Town's restaurants and bars.
The Bimini Bay Resort is a new luxurious property that features 374 Caribbean-style hotel rooms with authentic Bahamian décor. The resort features several upscale and inexpensive restaurants and a popular infinity pool that overlooks the ocean. Bimini Bay Resort is not as close to Alice Town as the Big Game Club, but it's only a short ride by taxi, golf cart or bike to town.
Where to eat
The Anchorage Restaurant & Bar in Alice Town is a staple in Bimini that overlooks the sea. It's a small, inexpensive family-owned restaurant serving genuine Bahamian food. Try the conch fritters and conch salad.
The Bimini Big Game Bar and Grill serves good burgers, fresh fish sandwiches, pizza and steak.
At the Bimini Bay Resort, Sabor is the resort's most upscale restaurant, and Bimini's most fashionable eatery. Try the conch ceviche and fish tacos.
If you're looking for nightlife and club-hopping, stick with Nassau, but if it's serenity near the ocean that sounds appealing, then you might want to consider Bimini -- a stress-free destination for stressed-out travelers.
As one Bimini native once told me: "No rushing, no pressure, no heart attacks."


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4.9 Room cleanliness
4.8 Service & staff
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for Familiesby Turbo from Nashville, TN
Service and Amenities disappointing for the cost
Posted Dec 1, 2013We had an enjoyable week and have come home relaxed however on balance we were a little disappointed with the hotel. Traveling with our 3 and 6 yr old, we were a little bored by the end of the week. Whilst 3 pools are advertised, only one of them is heated and the other 2 seem more decorative since you can 'swim up' to ground floor accommodation. The kids club is very strict on the 4 yr old limit and much to my surprise there was no babysitter option, so we never got a break which was disappointing. In terms of service, we had to call down for toilet rolls, soap and more towels which was annoying considering we paid $700 per night however they were bought quickly. And breakfast seemed under staffed most days. However it was a nice resort and the all-inclusive was excellent. The minibar was fully stocked with snacks and drinks and room service was also included which was very nice. Wish I'd taken more tip money. It says tips are included but you definitely get better service if you do. On balance, a very nice resort, but with young kids, you need more to do and better childcare options.
for Familiesby happy mom from Houston TX
The best hotel in Cancun for sure!!
Posted Nov 26, 2013Pros: Hotel condition, cleaness, service, food, everything.
Location: not too much what to do around, it is a quite place, if you look for more activities you need to go to a different location.
This is my first time writting a review after 5 different trips over there. This hotel is the best i had so far with my kids. Very clean, service very good, food very nice. Do not go on November the beach is not as clean as is during summer time, but the experience was fantastic, i strongly recommend it and i will be back next year!
for Everyoneby Joe from ny
Best all inclusive. I have been to.
Posted Nov 24, 2013Not Recommended
for Everyoneby C from Alberta
Posted Nov 21, 2013Pros: Food was good. Cleanliness and greeting by the staff. Room was good.
Cons: Internet, keep the good standard till the end of the stay. Not best in the beginning and worst as the days go by. We did not like the beach.
Location: We did not go anywhere. Location is fine.
We stayed in this hotel for 3 days. First day was fine. After that we had to call over and over to clean the room. Last day no one came for the turn down service. Internet did not work at all during our stay. First day we had to wait for 45 minutes before someone could come to take our order. We were unhappy and said we have to leave. Then we were requested to wait and that is how we were looked after. We travel worldwide and know what is a 5 star hotel is. This is definitely not a five star hotel. We will definitely not come again here. Not worth the money.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Great hotel
Posted Nov 20, 2013Pros: the service, the junior suites are beautiful and the grounds are excellent
Cons: No
Location: you are removed from Cancun about 20 minutes.
The Service is incredible. They cannot do enough for you to make your stay comfortable. A bit removed from the heart of cancun , but really relaxing.
for Couplesby Trevor from London, Ontario
Plunge Pool Luxuriance
Posted Nov 19, 2013Pros: The staff at this resort are simply remarkable. Best we have ever dealt with. The facilities are first rate. And the food was very good.
Cons: A little disappointed in the beach. It was ... not great. A little more to do for kids (we didn't bring ours)
Location: Short cab ride to downtown shopping, golf and enjoying the bar scene.
My wife and I celebrated our nine year anniversary at The Beloved Hotel, in Cancun. We opted for the Ocean View with Plunge Pool room so that we could tan at our leisure without having to fight for a prime beach or poolside spot. This was a great decision. Our room was enormous - everything was clean and new - and our balcony was huge. More than enough room to tan, or have a nice breakfast out on the balcony. And the plunge pool was a way to quickly beat the heat. We stayed close to the resort for most of our trip, as a back injury suffered shortly before our trip prevented me from swimming with the dolphins or enjoying Xcaret. But the weather was very good (other than one day were all it did was rain, and rain, and rain). The staff are attentive without being pushy - and they really do seem to enjoy their jobs. We have stayed at numerous resorts in the Caribbean and I can honestly say that the staff at The Beloved are the best. The food is very good, although there is not as much choice as you find at some of the larger resorts. Which is fine by me since I love seafood. My wife is much pickier, and she still found several dishes which she thoroughly enjoyed. Overall, I would go back to The Beloved in a heartbeat. We had a minor issue with the cleanliness of the outdoor shower - but other than that - and the fact that the beach is not all that great - the trip was amazing.
for Everyoneby Burcu from Washington, DC
Posted Nov 18, 2013
We have been going there for the last few years. The beach, hotel facilities and the staff are amazing. My mother has special dietary restrictions and they have gone above and beyond to accomodate and make her stay more pleasant.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Nov 15, 2013
Pros: The staff was amazing and the food was top notch!
Cons: 1 bartender was rude but the staff immediately asked for feedback.
Location: Visited the Mayan ruins and Explorer expeditions! both were wonderful
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Nov 11, 2013
for Everyoneby B from Mass, USA
The Best Place On Earth!
Posted Nov 10, 2013Pros: Everything
Cons: Nothing
Location: Escaret, The mayan ruins...alot
We have celebrated two anniversaries here and will be coming back with friends in 2015. The people here are the MOST attentive and friendly people I have ever met. Once you step foot on this beautiful paradise you relax no matter how stressed you are at arrival. The rooms are amazing along with the beaches, bike rides, paddle boarding, kayaking, etc, etc...I had such a wonderful time, Thank you sooooooooo very much The Beloved!


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Around the NFC North: Week 14
Last week brought about two divisional games, one of which went into overtime and nearly ended in yet another tie.
The Green Bay Packers faced the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving Day and in the end, the only thing Packers fans were thankful for was that the game was over. The Lions thumped the Packers to the tune of a 40-10 beat down that epitomized just how low the Packers have sunk since losing quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
The Minnesota Vikings came back and scored an overtime win against the Chicago Bears, who had what seemed like a solid lead heading into the fourth quarter. Minnesota tied the game on a Blair Walsh field goal to force overtime. In the overtime, the Bears drove down and set up their usually-reliable place kicker, Robbie Gould, for a 47-yard attempt for the win. Gould's kick sailed right and on the ensuing possession, the Vikings rode Adrian Peterson down field and set up the eventual game winner by Walsh.
The Lions now have sole possession of first place in the North with a record of 7-5 and a one-game lead over the Bears. The Packers fell to 5-6-1 and are two games back. With the Carolina Panthers (9-3) and San Francisco 49ers (8-4) rolling, the only way a NFC North team is getting into the playoffs is likely by winning the division.


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Charity Care is a full or partial discount of outstanding patient balances for services deemed medically necessary for patients that are found to have met all financial criteria. Patients may qualify for Charity Care, even though they have insurance coverage, if they are unable to pay the balance remaining after insurance benefits are applied.
Community Care is designed to provide financial assistance to those who have no insurance, limited means to pay for their medical services and who do not qualify for external programs. It provides patients with directed, supervised and coordinated care from their Altru Health System primary care physician for a maximum of six months within a two-year period. Existing patients will be able to retain their current primary care physician, while new patients will be assigned a primary care physician. A financial counselor will direct and/or assist the patient in applying for any external programs.
Altru Health System requires payment in full at the time services are provided or patient balance is determined. Our Board of Directors have established guideline monthly payments based on an outstanding balance for those patients who are unable to pay the full amount. We recognize that medical expenses are not always expected and can cause financial hardship. Upon review of the financial assistance application, payments below the guidelines may be allowed.
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Serious shit. At least Sam is bring back Pure Filth in LA :)
I don't live in Denver bro but I've been plenty of times. I'm in D/FW TX so I usually make the trek solo up to Red Rocks for shows. It'd be nice to hit up some peeps up there who hold similar tastes in music as I do without stumbling upon bottom feeders who listen to shitty brostep and dutch electro good God lol
Fuckkkkkkkkkk. No love for LA :(
Damn :/ He was here in 09 (missed it) and at this previous Beyond Wonderland. Not really here that much ha
Joker is my favorite producer and I've seen him only once so I've been dying to see him again haha
Sup Denver bro, whereabouts in Denver you from?
Why yes I do know V ahhaaha funny how do u know her
I am going to Yosemite the same weekend as EDC so I won't be there!
hey ya! Im going with just me and my friend. Think we are leaving early thursday or late wednesday. Trying to avoid all the ridiculous lines!!! What time are you leaving at?? How bigs your group?!
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SE4ALL seeks to achieve, by 2030, universal access to modern energy, double the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix, and double the rate of improvement of energy efficiency.
The initiative recognises that effective monitoring of progress towards its goals is essential to sustaining political commitment over the next 20 years. The Baseline Report will provide an overview of the current state of progress on the three goals, and will set the reference point for tracking future progress.
The WEC will be taking part in the study as a member of the Steering Group supporting the World Bank and the International Energy Agency in the overall drafting. Other Steering Group members include UNEP, IRENA, UNIDO, UNDP, UN-Energy, REN21, plus others.
Christoph Frei, secretary general of the World Energy Council, says being invited to take part in the report marks a "significant step" for the WEC's mission towards meeting the 'trilemma' of energy challenges: energy security, social equity, and environmental impact mitigation.
On behalf of the WEC, he pledges the organisation's support for SE4ALL:
"The World Energy Council commits to offer our capability, experience, and expertise for the in-depth benchmarking of the impact of country energy and climate policies. We commit to providing this as a long-term process, along with the expertise of our network of leaders and practitioners at our regular discussion and decisionmaking forums." |
SE4ALL intends the study to address two difficulties it has identified: the need to adapt current energy databases available for tracking progress and how to address the truly global nature of a unified set of energy data required, encompassing both developed and developing countries.
For the Baseline Report, the WEC will be providing input which will draw on its experience from its Energy Sustainability Index, the WEC's annual audit of the impact of country energy and climate policies on individual countries' sustainability performance, as measured by the three aspects of the energy trilemma.
The WEC has also offered to host high-level meetings and the support of its national committees as platforms for discussing SE4ALL's tracking outcomes.
The WEC's involvement in the SE4ALL's Baseline Report follows the WEC's meetings with the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon in February this year and with the UN SE4ALL's High Level Group in April, where Christoph Frei presented the WEC's offer of support to SE4ALL on behalf of the WEC leadership.
The Baseline Report will be published in January 2013 to mark the end of 2012, the International Year for Sustainable Energy.


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Exploring Outer Space with the Seattle Symphony
The Seattle Symphony presents "The Planets — An HD Odyssey", featuring music inspired by outer space, including works by Ligeti, R. Strauss, and Holst and images from NASA. The performance is on Saturday, July 14 at 8 p.m. at Benaroya Hall.
Despite the lure of a bright, balmy summer evening, Benaroya Hall was packed to the brim on Thursday night. A diverse crowd turned out for the Seattle Symphony's program of music inspired by outer space. The concert featured a performance of Holst's beloved suite The Planets accompanied by HD images of the solar system projected on a large screen above the orchestra. Also on the program were two works from the soundtrack to the cinematic classic 2001: A Space Odyssey, Ligeti's Atmosphères and Strauss' dramatic Also sprach Zarathustra. After two nearly sold-out shows on Thursday and Friday, tickets are scarce for the remaining performance tonight.
The otherworldly sounds of Ligeti's Atmosphères provided a fitting start to the evening's program. This short, groundbreaking work, composed in 1961, focuses on sound and musical color — rather than melody and rhythm — to create a mood of quiet mystery. Soft, high notes from the strings blend with bubbles of sound from brass and woodwinds, generating a musical landscape evocative of today's ambient and electronic music. At times, the score calls for two percussionists to move brushes across the strings of a grand piano, creating an eerie effect that was fascinating to see and hear.
After Atmosphères, conductor Ludovic Morlot launched straight into Zarathustra without a pause between the two works. What a dramatic effect! Ligeti's piece faded away into nothing, and Strauss' work launches from that silence into a bold, earthshaking fanfare, one of the grandest in the history of classical music. Though the rest of the work is not as well known as the introduction, it's still full of exciting moments. The low brass section shone in the "Von der Wissenschaft" ("Of Science and Learning") movement, introducing a dramatic motive that was passed around the orchestra.
The drama continued with The Planets, one of the most famous works by British composer Gustav Holst. Completed in 1916, this beloved piece continues to inspire composers today, especially those who write music for film. Although The Planets was composed just as modern cinema was beginning to take off, Holst's colorful, vibrant melodies beg to be enhanced by equally rich visuals and storylines, whether on-screen or simply in one's imagination.
NASA's stunning images, video, and animations of the solar system provided an ideal accompaniment to the performance. It was a treat to see video footage taken from cameras on the Mars Rover as it traversed the arid surface of the Red Planet. The dark, brooding strains of the "Mars, The Bringer of War" movement matched the action perfectly as a computer-generated animation showed the Mars Rover being deployed and landing on the planet's surface. Mesmerizing footage of the swirling clouds of gas surrounding Jupiter's surface was made even more captivating by hearty folk-based melodies of "Jupiter, The Bringer of Jollity".
Like Zarathustra, The Planets is an action-packed work full of orchestral color and memorable melodies. Outstanding playing from Assistant Concertmaster Emma McGrath and principal cellist Efe Baltacigil made for a poignant and touching duet in the "Venus, The Bringer of Peace" movement. "Neptune, The Mystic", the haunting final movement, ends with the voices of a women's choir fading away into the distance. The symphony's treatment of this was particularly effective. The women of the Seattle Symphony Chorale stood out of sight at the back of the auditorium. When they began to sing, it felt like voices were rising up out of nowhere and then fading away again.
Though "light summer fare" like this may seem hokey to stalwart concertgoers, there's a simple reason that performances like this attract near-capacity crowds away from the sunny skies: they're downright fun. Why? First and foremost, the music is spectacular. These works are shining stars in the classical repertoire for a good reason. This is the music that makes us gasp, that gives us chills, that tugs at our heartstrings. Though music like this readily stirs the imagination, beautiful visuals like the NASA images enhance the experience of live performance and help audiences appreciate this great music from a new perspective. As the Seattle Symphony continues to grow in stature and reach out to new audiences, it'll be interesting to see what sort of innovative programming arises from this winning concert formula.


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Managing Bugs
How to do bug triage on the BugTracker.
1. Definitions
1.1. Status levels:
UNCONFIRMED - no one's ever responded to this bug (bad)
CONFIRMED - we're discussing a solution
NEED_EXAMPLE - we need more information to progress
IN_PROGRESS - a partial fix exists or fix exists but isn't yet integrated
TESTING - a patch is merged, but poster has not confirmed it works, or it didn't reach the main repo yet
RESOLVED - problem is fixed or was not a bug
1.2. Priorities
critical - data loss or security issue
urgent - bug that's blocking development or is a regression
normal - bug that's not blocking development
wish - would be nice
2. Regressions, and why they're a priority
We pay special attention to regressions, which are defined as "a bug that breaks something that worked in earlier releases". These issues should immediately be set to urgent. We should attempt to fix these bugs before the next release.
Because regressions may break workflows or tools that users have come to depend on, they are more important than other bugs that simply impede new ways of trying to use Mercurial. Large numbers of unaddressed regressions will also make upgrading risky and unattractive for users, which is unhealthy for a project.
Note that "performance regressions" generally do not meet the above definition, and thus should not necessarily be promoted to urgent.
Because regressions are higher priority than other bugs, bug fixes in one area that introduce a regression elsewhere are considered worse than no action. This will prevent certain classes of bugs from being fixed.
3. How to do triage
3.1. Handling individual bugs
Get diagnostics first, give suggestions later (see Advice)
- Respond to new bugs as quickly as possible, especially where more info would be useful
- If it is a common issue, mark it as a duplicate
- Make sure its priority is set appropriately
- Make sure its title is useful (ie convert commands should mention the backend)
- Add appropriate developers to CC list
- Add appropriate topics
- Bugs that have long been fixed in main should be marked RESOLVED/FIXED
- Bugs that have been marked 'testing' can be marked RESOLVED/FIXED after two weeks if the user doesn't confirm earlier
- Bugs that have recently accepted patches should be marked TESTING
- Bugs with active work, including patches that aren't in main should be marked in IN_PROGRESS
- Bugs that require more info from the user should be marked NEED_EXAMPLE
- Bugs that remain in the NEED_EXAMPLE state for more than two weeks can be marked RESOLVED/INVALID
- Features and wishes that have been decided against should move to RESOLVED/WONTFIX
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- assign to project maintainer
- reduce priority to bug or lower
mark RESOLVED/INVALID if bug remains inactive
For any other projects:
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mark the issue RESOLVED/INVALID
3.3. Dealing with patches on the BTS
We don't accept patches on the BTS:
- they are hard to view
- they are hard to comment on
- they are hard to apply
- only people who are nosy on an issue see them
- there is no easy way to search the BTS for unapplied patches so if a patch isn't immediately applied, it is forgotten
So when someone adds a patch to the BTS (which already contains a link to ContributingChanges next to the attach button!), do the following immediately so the patch doesn't sit in limbo for years:
- immediately assign the bug to submitter
- mark the issue IN_PROGRESS
add a comment that says "Read http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/ContributingChanges"
3.4. Marking Duplicates
- Choose whichever bug is resolved (or has a clear description) as the master
- Set superseder on the duplicate to point to the master, add a note, and set the bug as resolved
- If the master is not resolved, copy the nosy list from the duplicate and add a message pointing back to 'issueXXX'
3.5. Reducing Backlog
Close out bugs that have been in UNCONFIRMED, TESTING, or NEED_EXAMPLE states too long
Similarly, check if bugs marked IN_PROGRESS are really in progress
Sort open issues by priority and activity - here is an old, invalid triage and an old, invalid unloved query
- Degrade long-standing bugs to features and features to wishes where appropriate


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Dog-human and dog-dog interactions of 260 dog-owning households in a community in Cheshire
- C. Westgarth, BSc1,
- G. L. Pinchbeck, BVSc, CertES, PhD, DipEVCPH, MRCVS1,
- J. W. S. Bradshaw, BA, PhD3,
- S. Dawson, BVMS, PhD, MRCVS1,
- R. M. Gaskell, BVSc, PhD, MRCVS2 and
- R. M. Christley, BVSc, DipVetClinStud, MVetClinStud, PhD, DipEVCPH, MRCVS1
This study investigated the nature and frequency of the contacts that occur between dogs, and between dogs and people, by means of a questionnaire survey of 260 dog-owning households in a community in Cheshire, uk. The contacts were highly variable and were affected by the size, sex and age of the dog, individual dog behaviours, human behaviours and human preferences in the management of the dog. A number of situations were identified that may be important in relation to zoonoses, including sleeping areas, playing behaviours, greeting behaviours, food sources, walking, disposal of faeces, veterinary preventive treatment and general hygiene.
- British Veterinary Association. All rights reserved.


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Bryan has said that Public Expo starts tomorrow morning. Plan to hear more then.
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Caring Bunny hops into VCC for children with special needs
Citizen Staff Reports 03/29/12
Caring Bunny will hop into Virginia Center Commons Mall, 10101 Brook Rd., for children with special needs and their families on Sunday, April 1 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. in the JCPenney Court. The event will be held prior to the mall opening, so that accommodations can be made to support the sensory, physical and other developmental needs of all guests.
Caring Bunny is a joint program developed by The Noerr Programs, the digital imaging company that provides the Bunny Photo Experience for malls nationwide and AbilityPath.org, a national online resource hub and special needs community. "We had an overwhelming response to the launch of Caring Bunny and Caring Santa last year. As a result, we are thrilled to expand this program to 52 malls," said Sheryl Young, CEO of AbilityPath.org. "Holding the event before the mall opens to the public helps provide a calmer, sensory-friendly environment," adds Young. For children with a variety of special needs, standing in line, bright flashes, crowds and sounds can create major disturbances and distractions. "We take great care in making sure our photo setting is conducive to all abilities, to allow these families to participate in a heartwarming tradition that so many take for granted," said Judy Noerr, CEO of The Noerr Programs. "It's very rewarding to see the number of siblings who attend, many for the first time. It's just as much for them, as it is for their brother or sister with special needs," notes Noerr. Registration is requested at http://www.abilitypath.org For. more information, call VCC at 266-9002. |
Varina's Big Toy parade to help usher in holiday season
In Varina, one of the most anticipated events of the season is approaching. The 19th Annual Big Toy Parade will return on Dec 14, offering a "homey," small-town feel that helps elicit holiday spirit among participants and spectators alike.
The parade, which begins at 3 p.m., is sponsored by the Battlefield Ruritans and Henrico County Parks and Recreation and is held in conjunction with the James River Boat Parade. It is led by a grand marshal along Old Osborne Turnpike and ends at the Osborne Boat Landing, where hundreds of community members gather to await nightfall and the arrival of lighted boats, concluding a festive holiday celebration. > Read more.
Strikers, Kickers form partnership
Citizen Staff Reports 12/03/2013
The region's two premier youth soccer organizations – the Richmond Kickers and Richmond Strikers – have partnered to create Richmond United, a cost-free U.S. Soccer Development Academy program designed to serve the most talented players in the region. The arrangement marks the first time in U.S. Soccer Development Academy history that two member clubs have united their respective Academy programs.
Slated to begin play in the fall of 2014, Richmond United will field U13/14, U15/16 and U17/18 U.S. Soccer Development Academy teams. The teams will train and play home games at two of the top soccer specific complexes in the nation, Ukrop Park and Striker Park. > Read more.
Gettin' piggy with it at Henricus
Photo by Roger Walk for the Henrico Citizen 11/24/2013
Henricus Historical Park has a new, messy guest. Eleanor, a rare five-month-old Tamworth pig, was donated this month to the Chesterfield park by the Chesterfield County Farm Bureau as part of an effort to enhance the living history museum's partnership with the Virginia Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom. Eleanor and her livestock pig and goat neighbors at the park will be a special attraction for the schoolchildren and others who visit the Henricus Historical Park. Eventually, she will triple from her current 150-pound weight and grow to about two feet tall. > Read more.
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Holiday events are in full swing this weekend in eastern Henrico! The Henrico Theatre will show the holiday classic "Elf" and the Concert Ballet of Virginia will perform a shortened version of "The Nutcracker" at the Eastern Henrico Recreation Center. On Sunday the North Airport Drive Civic Association's annual Tree Lighting Ceremony will take place at Fire Station #3. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Find out how your favorite dining establishments fared during their most recent inspections by the Virginia Department of Health. > Read more.
AMC television series seeks background actors
The new AMC television series "TURN" is currently being filmed in and around Richmond, and casting officials are seeking background actors to appear on screen.
"The background actors are profoundly important to the filmmaking process," said Erica Arvold, casting director. "The show takes place during the Revolutionary War, and background actors contribute to the atmosphere of that era." > Read more.
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A SWANSEA Crown Court judge has praised the "foresight and courage" of customers and staff at Cwmllynfell Post Office who tackled a masked robber.
Sion Armstrong, 18, had a concealed Stanley knife in his right hand when he raided the post office at around 3pm on July 5, said prosecutor Kevin Jones.
But the bungling would-be bandit had reckoned without the courage of owners Leighton and Linda Thomas, the court was told.
Having covered his face with a scarf, Armstrong, of Railway Terrace, Cwmllynfell, pushed Mrs Thomas's mother Ruth Jones and ordered assistant Denise Phillips to open the till had give him the money.
Mr Thomas responded to his wife's screams and was butted by Armstrong as he tried to push him out of the shop.
Passer-by Mia Rainey and another member of the public ran to help and, together with Mr Thomas, grappled with Armstrong, forcing him to the floor and sitting on him until the police arrived.
Locking up Armstrong for two years and nine months in a Young Offender Institute for attempted robbery and six months to run concurrently for possessing an offensive weapon, Judge Peter Heywood said small businesses in rural communities were "a lifeline" for the community.
Praising those who tackled Armstrong, he said: "Their actions showed considerable foresight and courage."
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