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PALO ALTO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 06/06/12 -- Socialcast® by VMware® today announced full-featured Socialcast enterprise social networks will be free of charge(1) for up to 50 users. This is the first enterprise social network to offer a free option for small businesses and departments that includes an award-winning user experience backed by enterprise-level security, compliance capabilities, administration tools, mobile access, and the ability to integrate with existing applications. With full access to features, organizations can completely implement an enterprise social network and experience how social connects people, information and applications to drive business results.
"Limited products don't deliver on the potential of enterprise social," said Tim Young, vice president of Social, VMware. "We don't want people to have anything but the best experience with their communities. Now we're able to offer companies of all sizes enterprise social networks that employees will love to use, and with the confidence their data is secure."
Enterprise social networks are driving greater efficiencies, improved employee engagement and satisfaction for organizations of all sizes. The value of social networks surfaces as employees increase engagement and more work moves into a social space. Time limitations, feature metering or compromised security prohibit the full enterprise social experience. By offering a free solution VMware is investing in social so organizations can be confident they are deploying enterprise social networks that drive business results now and as their communities grow.
The new Socialcast free communities include:
- Access for up to 50 members that can connect and collaborate in a secure, private social network
- Create a secure, shared online workspace for internal and external team members to work smarter and more efficiently
- Quickly create groups to organize communications and activities around a project, team, topic, or interest
- Integrate social capabilities to intranets, wikis, CRM solutions and other business applications across the company to create a more streamlined flow of work
- Manage employee usage and access, and monitor compliance with company policies and industry regulations with enterprise-class administrative capabilities
- Access your Socialcast community anytime, anywhere with Socialcast Mobile applications for Apple® iPad, iPhone, BlackBerry®, and Android® mobile devices
Organizations can sign up today for a free Socialcast community at www.socialcast.com/free50.
(1)Terms of service available at http://socialcast.com/terms.
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London Pues Occurrences (Newspaper) - February 6, 1847, London, Middlesex hi xlvii. Numb, ir* P UE CCliRRF^CFS. fromSATUR D'AT February t\*c 6th, to TV KSD A I February rhe tprh. 1747-*- , Account given us in the following Letter is very p'hinificaJ, and entertaining, at the fame ti.me that ouoins fane verv juft, as well as iraart political lemons which fufficiendy demonflrace that the wer which gives Europe fo much trouble, t under fome Inconveniences as well as her Khbours. The Cornparifen between the regular tagy in France, and the regular forces is � once 1 bipourous and rational. There is an obfrn-c-yavft? obvious that arifes from reading this Ler-y ra.That fuch as Jive only to Eat and Drink Peoples Labours, ire to all Intents and ^.ih Monks, whatever dtefs they wear, or of l^frofeflion Ibever they may feera to be. * af. a private Letter, Sec. Bruflels, December Cornel of LightJriorte in his Majeify^s Service, in his Letter of May 14, 1747, denied to be infopaed what I thought might be the Number of Monks in France, including all t^e fortsendowed, rich, poor, begging, flinging, andothers who take the 3 matjipdcNerve or not,,obferve them; thinking 1a very lingular Qneftion for him to ask, and: me to \ in my Anfwer of the jift, I told him that when fanuod to know how many irregular Troops the mjntained, I would coniolt the father corrector Miaims, or the �rft Cajwchja I Hwpkl light\ u M, however, tifi I could be rrore particu-� informed on the fubjeci or his pleafant Qgeftioaj jUfeyjn general, that we reckon in France, Abbeys of Benediflhy, Ciftercians, peguiar od pVemonffrancs, to which the King norni-i en which Account thev may be compared to ![ Reytf Regiments. Now, if we reckon Ten or tai Perfons for each Abbey, one with another, 'Biwberc, and Scullions induded, they will make joe Men. Coments of Monks j fuch as Dominicans, Wean* of all kinds; Auguflins. Carmelites, Ma-irms. Minims, withevery Diitineuon of Frocks, or uehins, as black, white, grev, brown, red, fmoaky, .7, or diimal colourswhich may he called the: iRsgpeots and, together with the Brother Ser-, JaViIids, Tartars, and Scullions, may amount lii^od priories, or petty Lodges, fuppofed ro con-btwo,!one with another, may be a>mp*red with tCj&njfons, and private guards of General Officers, Jjjfti i4,*�co. ITo this. Account may be added, [if or 13T Cathedrals, and atkait doable the wim-T aCoibgiate Churches and Chapters, where half cCuKKb, Chaplains and Clerks that belong to them, t atom than are required to* the decency of Divine vice, to which they are often rather an Incumbrance - an Alfcftano?. All t|eie i|�le{s People, who were Loo/y to confiime thefiruits of the Earth, rnav, jn 1 of expenc? only, be ccrtnpaned to the King's hou-and will amount, upon the lowed computation, > 17,500. [Other arpMbio-Js kinds, which are neither regulars, J^l-?' as Knits, Oratbrians, Doctrinarians, La-arid other whimfical" Orders rnav welt be b l- ^ ^e Gendarniery*, and indnding Frieis snd Black Guards, make at leaft n,*oo. orders invented by lancy, fince new inftrsr-�"^regttlare have been in fome meafure rrohibfc-'5*ch as petty Friers; fchoblFticrs, charity Friers, B�verar others hardly knowtf, taken altogether in tSt ^J* conft,e*d -as- a kind of Huflsrs, Vo-TO,Craflim, Pandours, Miquelets, &c and can-.^tftwrthan .0,000; T^funhotal 0f all thefe idle, lazy people, amounts A�forJhe other f�. Aere are always fome iT^S"*T^ ^ qocftion recalls to "g reflaaion which I had made on the fabjecl toU1// fc* Congregants, Ur-(titiS?^ TC morc nwnerons thah Nunneries, be? ^s^1?:^^ Thefe taken afio- Hi ml amount to iTpwards of i3, . may.v^ry iT^s^i^?*5^ valets. > ^ te cdmparfid to fi&iers ^^JwSntttereffes, (as. to keep' ttefi^^L^ who are � among �w� 7� ft* betwoerr 7fl and 8o*oa young women diverted from thepiindraiend :o vi'jjo u'.y were born, almoi ail of thesi by che -rbicary vi'U a-)d avarice of their parents, vifry few by cu;rio-, a;; J fewer by a lawful caii. DbHTve. alio, if voi p!:a!e, that rlv.i; Convents which ought to b: the aect-pticle the lh'.inv, vci , and ditabled Penons o" the Sex, on th- contrary, :s tr.h none bqt riie loumi, ;lrong r.nd robuit young � men, where they iiic ali means to ruin theirConJ!jcations. As you cannot e-vpe^t that I fhoJd abat-r of my csl-CL'latioa, we will Uippoil- hat the Sta.c �ha', an en-creafc of but 70,000 Chil'ire/i iq t-e Vetr, h-: po-d:'.cl, by continued M-iltipiica-.io*. wo ild -xrli- e-~-Year to twfl^\ti;iioas. A Supplv 01 ^ao-c-c^ char \yAd comrlcat our ArtrJe, raiic thT \ai-.:c or a arid unfilled Lands, m^-ke Comme'ce do.uifV. f vr^ort Trade-., people our CokKiiev, and mi rhe Ki/iu* Co 1>r. ':, I wa^ interrupt d by a v^fit from a fa.�0"js Oruchin Pre^.h.'r, an honei Man^ take him put of hi.-. P
*o�o0o Capuchiris 5 and the,6rac :in proporiifl^ wiH;J&tfd.goeiiof all the reft in hoty liveries; . '- ' IFavc been a attentive pcru:*.r of .-.II that has' apptartd in piir.t on the ijbjccl of'-nding Corn, aft tnIs jur.ii 11 re to r ar.ee, ;r.d, tho.-gh I am very well latiiried tha* i: woald^rodice a large lu not'Money to this Xatio.., sruf that a n.rge jiim at this juncture would be very acceprab!?, :is Will ny means agree, that it is coni;:Jeat either ivith o^r in:e eft or our I-iono.ir, to permit ibch an Exportation a thi- time. _ In ref.-trncc *o o-j.r (ntere.?, is it is a rjg'it ma iru, of two evils to ch-jfe1 thv fez}, (o the con- r.n'e of th? propofition fre.rn to :re not at til lefe realonable, \ '17. hi t-.to ( co\: jr^enents tochyfe the grwate.t. In,the p-cunt cat I cake it, that the ad-vaiicagc over the cn.-.r.y in wa-, or the gaini-g a ifil-lioaUerlin?:, a:v> rhe Ee.oc.iti p-opoW an-J, I think, it was dea;;y ftewn by a caicuiat'ci 1". one or' the * i.xaJiy Pasars, tl�: theadvar.ur;c to be gained in Wat ij\e^y far iuj-uJor, in i:s nature, ro :h'e obt nrjr.g 4 ; :riillioa j ^hoagh I readily confe� th3t Co be a very j great one* 1 In referencs to the hono:ir of r!:? m*'- I remero-; ber to have letn it in yours, ar.J in o.her paper.', that : a memorial wa* not lor.g a|0 pr.-:l-r.:vd by tier at the Hague, difavowing any J C-z-. ~. Licen^s; and, therefoK, I think that far^r'ng C&ra to go abroad i* by no aeans cosfiScnt v?'t:!i civj honour ot the nation, rnor; efpeJaily comTderuig en. light in which this Afifair is alreaJv confidered Li HoUajd, and ' the warm mealures taken b>' the Dutc\ warmer than any they could be perCiaded to take, though often loilicited to it during the whole courle ot the-Iafl general War* fIt farther occurs to me, that the c>n-lequences of this meafure oJght to be well conf!d~red, and how far they maypofSbly operate upon our AHies, who, if we mould take fach an Advantage", nr�y thinX rbemKlTCs ju.1ined to take ibme advantage or other ia thvir turns. . While I was writing this it occurred to my roernoTy-,' that I .had read fomewhere a ftorv verv applicable to the point. TJpoq mature recolic.^ion it farther occurred, that it was in a hook en'^lH, a plan of theEng-lafh coramerce v upon reading it o. er ri^ain, I thocgnt I could not add any thing P-rrm%.r in fbpport of my .entimenrs, or of the cJnlition betore-mentioned, whichi I think, it ful'v confirms, and therefore I have thought fit to tranfribe it, beca�fe not only what hap. pened b rerofb^: rray happen again, but alio on account of th? booVs being printed rs yean ago-, lo that no body'can (flfp?'', tfifrich it falls in fo very aptly, that iti-,a rale invert-d ro fe ve the preient purrofe. Thus then it racs in r *e author's own words. Here grVc re have to remind you or a piece of history, recent in every mans head? and rail to my pur-pofe. There was one year of the late war with France, a very terihle-Fcarcity of cot? throughout the whole-kingdom of France, fuch a fcarcity, that had it not been for the rrercharts, who; as we might lay, rum-maged the wr�tid for co' n man rhoufitvls of peop!^ m-ill have reriihed more thin did, for ma-!v
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Macy's Closing Six Stores In Spring
Macy's Inc. reported to WWD that it will close six stores in the spring.
The three largest Macy's stores that will close are a 158,000-square-foot Paseo Colorado in Pasadena, Calif., a 362,000-square-foot store in downtown St. Paul, and a 791,000-square-foot store in downtown Houston.
"Of course it's a loss for downtown Houston," said Scott Wegman, vice president of brokerage at Cushman & Wakefield, Houston. "In terms of the overall impact, it's not significant. Macy's has a great presence in Houston at the Galleria Almeda Malls. It's probably disappointing to [Macy's] to lose that presence. They probably would have preferred not to close the store. Their customer is served at other places close to downtown."
Macy's is the only major department store left in downtown Houston. "The irony is the office market downtown is remarkably healthy," Wegman said. "The economy is good during the daytime."
Wegman believes the owner of the Macy's building will probably redevelop the site to have a supporting retail aspect, but take the opportunity to create something new.
"Like any big department store, Macy's doesn't pay much rent," said Andrew Graiser, co-president, A&G Realty Partners LLC, which purchases, evaluates, restructures and disposes of real estate and mitigates leases. "The property becomes an incredibly good real estate redevelopment, which could be mixed use with retail and residential, office or medical.
"[Downtown] is still a place where people go shopping," Graiser said. "There are still a lot of retailers out there looking to grow. Some local retailers might be perfect for the space. That's not to say that a company like Dillard's or Target wouldn't want a good chunk of the box. We saw what Target did in Canada with Zeller's." Target in 2011 acquired 189 Zeller's leases.
The Macy's closure in St. Paul will have "a great impact on the neighborhood. That shopping district has been declining and Macy's closure will be the nail in the coffin. The trend has been for shopping to move toward the suburbs. Minneapolis has been able to hang on to some retailers, but Saks Fifth Avenue's Off Fifth Outlet downtown is closing."
Macy's owns the five-story structure in St. Paul, which originally opened as a Dayton's unit in 1963.
Macy's is also closing a 99,000-square-foot Bloomingdale's home store at the Fashion Show Mall in Las Vegas, and two more Macy's units: a 75,000-square-foot one in Belmont, Mass., and an 80,000-square-foot store in downtown Honolulu.
But 2013 and 2014 will see some openings for the department store including: the Mall of Victor Valley in Victorville, Calif.; Gurnee Mills in Gurnee, Ill.; the Mall at Bay Plaza in the Bronx; University Town Center in Sarasota, Fla., and in Las Vegas, at the Shops at Summerlin and the addition of a men's store at the Fashion Show Mall. A 200,000-square-foot Macy's unit is being built at Westfield South Shore in Bay Shore, N.Y., to replace an older store in the same center. Meanwhile, Bloomingdale's stores will be built at Glendale Galleria in Glendale, Calif., Stanford Shopping Center in Palo Alto, Calif., and a Bloomingdale's Outlet unit at Fashion Outlets Chicago in Rosemont, Ill.
Macy's also revealed the consolidation of two stores at Ridgedale Center in Minnetonka, Minn., into an expanded store with 286,000 square feet in 2014.
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Everett principal greets students as 'Terminator' saying 'We're all doomed'
Everett school officials will meet with a high school principal Monday after he used a video with violent images to introduce himself to students.
The video features Everett high's new principal walking the halls of the school as the "Terminator," saying "We're all doomed."
Erick Naumann played it for students last week at morning announcements. Apparently most of them thought it was funny, but the superintendent was not amused.
"I thought it was inappropriate. It sent wrong message. Messages in that video were kind of disturbing. A woman terrorized in the hallway. They showed four empty classrooms. Where have the students gone?" said Frederick Foresteire, Everett superintendent.
The school committee will meet Monday night to discuss the video that was produced by a teacher who is also seen in the video.
Naumann recently took over the principal job, but the Everett native has worked in the school system for 15 years.
"I don't think it's a big deal. I think he was kidding. He's a great principal. I think people are being a little too sensitive," one student said.
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Since age 9, Sheila has been wowing audiences with her strong voice and unique stage presence. She grew up surrounded by great Gospel singers and musicians, developing her skills at a young age to make certain she would have a place in the music world. She has performed in the Cincinnati and Dayton areas for over 25 years.
In her teen years, Sheila was a finalist in the TOP Flight (Teens Offering Praise) Competition for four years in a row. That led to numerous opportunities for performances at The Middletown Hot Air Balloon Festival, Eastwood Park, Americana Amusement Park, and many others. Some performances at The Christian Dinner Theater in Dayton, Ohio were broadcast on the radio station WFCJ, 93.7.
In 1996, Sheila found her talents led her straight to Nashville, performing on the Grand Ole Opry Stage and at The Ryman Auditorium. She also recorded a Country song, My Life Passed Before My Eyes, in October that year. After returning back to Cincinnati, she continued to pursue her love for Christian music and became actively involved in the Music Ministry at Landmark Church. In 1999, she started leading the 1st-3rd Grade Children's Choir at Landmark. She discovered a love for teaching the skills that she had honed and developed over the years, and began teaching Vocal Performance in 2006. She has had students go on to become part of Mishpachah, The Young Continentals (a touring Christian performance group), as well as lead and supporting roles in various musical and theatrical events. In 2011, one of her students made it into the Top 10 in Miami Valley Idol.
Throughout the years, Sheila has performed at local venues and shared the stage with various artists, such as, Twila Paris, Julie Nickell, Chris Tomlin, Building 429, and others. She continues performing on a regular basis as a soloist and with her student-based group, LOL. She also leads worship for Landmark Cincinnati Church's Children's Ministry and the contemporary worship services at Messiah Lutheran in Green Hills, Ohio.
Currently pursuing a Masters Degree in Voice Performance at the University of Cincinnati's College-Conservatory of Music. Obtained a Bachelors degree in the same field from the Puerto Rico Conservatory of Music, and another Bachelors degree in ESL from the University of Puerto Rico at Cayey. Has performed a variety of roles in Puerto Rico, Cincinnati and Canada, including Count of Lerme in Don Carlo, Dr. Cajus in Falstaff and Mayor Upfold in Albert Herring. Possesses a vast choral experience from Puerto Rico and Cincinnati. Very eager to teach healthy vocal technique to passionate students, not only in operatic style, but popular music and musical theater as well. :)
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I will show a solid, healthy vocal technique with the use of breathing exercises, Alexander Technique to correct posture issues, improve aural skills and by communicating knowledge of what it takes to sing well.
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I offer voice lessons in a variety of styles from rock to classical. I teach a basic healthy technique that can be applied to any style of singing. I strive to make lessons challenging as well as fun. I also offer lessons in beginning piano and acting.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Linda521 BUSINESS TRIP MADE PLEASURABLE BY SHERATON The staff were courteous and helpful, the accomodations exceeded my expectations for such a large hotel. All of the necessary ammenities such as the pool, restaurants, lounge with "karoke" were excellent! Not to mentioned the meeting rooms were large and spacious with excellent audio visual aids. And for such a large conference facility, signs with directions are crtical and this hotel showed more than the usual attention to detail. There was only one disappointment that I noted. One of the Bell men was actively soliciting business for the limos and inflated the quoted rates for the shuttle and taxis when I asked for assistance with transportation. I had already preivously called and was given rates by phone ffor both modes of transportation. A wonderful experience with the entire hotel could be marred by "one" bad experience with any associated staff. But overall it was a wonderful stay! I would definitely use your hotel again! Give my kudos to the chef at the restaurant The food was visually beautiful and exceptionally tasty! November 12, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by LKG2013 Rooms need a little updating When I checked in and got to my room, it had not been cleaned so had to go back down to lobby and wait until they could get it cleaned. Was disappointed that there was not a mini fridge in the room. Other than that, the public areas of the hotel were great! April 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by RMR5 Texas hospitality the Hotel - large and with a lot of amenities was superb. Super morning breakfast - very helpful staff at the conference. May 15, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Conway54 No towles in room When I checked in I was hot and sweaty and looking forward to taking a shower. Unfortunately, there were NO towels in my room! Not one ... Not even a wash cloth! I had to wait 35 minutes before someone came with towels. Its the little things that counts! August 6, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Docsm Hotel conveniently located! Room/bathroom were up to expectations. Mattresses comfortable, but pillows too soft. Would have preferred to have 1 or more suitcase stands! Peet's Coffee shop excellent for breakfasts/snacks! April 17, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by jspencer5719 Room dirty, staff not that friendly When we checked in, our bathroom was dirty and the phones didn't work. Front office staff was friendly, but the DRAFT staff and the KITCHEN TABLE staff was not friendly or attentive. The woman who ran the business center was terribly rude! We had received a shipment on Wednesday evening, but had not been notified. When we inquired, she confirmed that it had been received, but that it would take 20 mins to pick up from the loading dock. I expressed that we were in a hurry, and asked if there was a faster way. She said "no" and that I would have to wait until all of the people in front of me were helped first. There was a significant line of people. The problem with that is the fact that I was the second person to walk into the business center to inquire. While she was looking for my package in the computer, several others had walked in. Again, she was truly rude. We had to leave one of our party behind to pick up the package while we went to the convention. She finally went to pick up the package, and charged us $16.00. Pretty bad. October 29, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Traveler This hotel needs major renovations I have stayed at Sheraton's before. I was surprised that the hotel was so outdated. Wireless connection was weak and sporadic (at best); heat/ac inconsistent; elevators had at least a 10 minute wait everytime; room seemed "dirty". I was glad when I left. February 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by KL28 Exactly what I Needed Hotel staff was nice, loved the valet team. Bed was comfy and floor was quiet which was exactly what I needed after all day workshops. Close to many great sites. Forgot a few toiletries but housekeeping quickly brought it up for me. Very pleased overall. April 9, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by JB39 June 2013 Issues with room: 1) Phone full of static - maintenance did fix on Tuesday 2) Shower would not hold constant temperature - kept oscillating between freezing and scalding 3) Shower dripped constantly 4) Could not switch TV to alternate inputs (VGA/HDMI) June 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by AGAG Long Weekend I was in Dallas for work and stayed at the Sheraton. The location was perfect for me, right downtown. I was very comfortable in my room and was pleased with the hotel. April 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by donnie61 Visiting Friends in Dallas My first time here and this hotel was awesome from the moment of checking in very easy, my room was ready to your entire staff at all the restaurants, bell hops, valet parking your entire hotel staff where very helpful and assisted me the entire time December 5, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by ck72 Food & Beverage I'm a vegetarian and found the food offerings in the sports bar and the restaurant were not very robust for the non-meat eaters. I was disappointed by that. May 2, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Manju Not a 4 Star Booked a last minute one night trip to Dallas. When I book a downtown 4 Star Hotel I expect to be able to valet park. Not this time valet was full. The parking garage was overcrowded due to non hotel guest using the garage. Room was nice with a good bed and nice flat screen. However, I would expect a refrigerator with pay per use snacks and drinks especially if you are only going to have one snack machine in the entire hotel located in another tower on a floor that requires a separate elevator. The in house magazine says snack vending on every other floor. Not! Among other things no wash cloths, TV went in and out the entire night and the room would not get anywhere close to the 65 that was on the thermostat. Not that I wanted it 65 but 72 would have been good. I guess the part that really got me was the valet. Valet should figure it out. Stack the cars, park them remotely and move them when you can. If you say you have it then you should have it. If you don't, you shouldn't then tell the guest you can go pay $19 and park your self. June 25, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Martha843 Friendly staff in an elegant atmosphere I thoroughly enjoyed my stay, from check-in to check-out. The staff was professional and friendly and went out of their way to make me feel comfortable. The only flaw was in making a reservation at the hotel's Kitchen Table restaurant -- I needed a lunch reservation for 8 for noon on a Saturday. The online reservation system told me the only times available were 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. I chose 11 a.m., but when we arrived, we were given breakfast menus and initially told that lunch wouldn't be available until 11:30. (In the end, we were able to order lunch.) As noon approached, the restaurant was still nearly empty -- obviously there was some flaw in the online reservation system. There was plenty of room in that restaurant for noon reservation. I would recommend that people bypass the online system and just call the restaurant to make their reservations. Other than that, I was 100 percent pleased with my stay. Thank you especially to Jeannette (or Janine?) at check-in and Ronnie in the club level lounge for your friendliness and top-notch service. February 4, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Judy35 This hotel is over priced This hotel is average. My room was dusty and the air conditioner didn't really work. The room never really cooled down. They did have a coffee maker in the room, but the creamer was bad when I opened it. The lack of free wifi was most disappointing! July 24, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by R2012 Not as advertised For a room that advertises "oversized rooms" and a large selection of suites, I was extremely disappointed. The only room that was even potentially smaller that I have ever stayed in was in NYC. Particularly disappointing for an SPG platinum member. August 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Izzy08 Your staff extremetly hospitable. Besides the great workout area, good rooms, excellent food, your staff is very welcoming and extremely helpful. They knew where good Bar b que was and how to get there. They made the stay. I would not hesitate to recommend or stay there again. Wow. October 1, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Annhh Board Chair I elected to accept your "green" offer for the room, to save on laundering. I did not need fresh sheets and towels each day. However, the trash built up, no one made the bed or replenished the coffee supply. This made the experience less pleasant. November 1, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by asolorza Hotel room ac was horrible. Was very disappointed with the fact that the ac system was so poor. With such heat at this time of year the last thing you want is to be uncomfortable when sleeping. While not return to this specific Sheraton even if I'm in Dallas 3 times per year. June 14, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sailor43 Only one disappointment Lovely hotel in great location. Great staff, excellent restaurant. The only problem was a backed up drain in the tub. This was gross but the hotel was packed that weekend for the Margarita Ball and we didn't want to add to the strain on the staff. November 14, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Grace13 The hotel makes you feel like royalty The room was spacious and very clean.The bed is very comfortable. It have a feeling of excellence throughout the hotel. The employees were very helpful, friendly and very professional. I will definitely stay in this hotel the next time in Dallas. September 2, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by JP21 Thanks to Alan I checked in late at night and Alan at the front desk was polite, efficient and offered me a room upgrade because I am a SPG member. I really appreciated that after a long and unexpected day of travel. April 2, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by rico7 re: average I found the room to be very average and hotel confusing in its primary layout. The restaurants also have something to be desired. I use to find the Sheraton Hotels as a upper end hotel, however they have fallen over the years to a low end class. September 25, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Kalena The room was average and no insolation from hallway noise. Bed and pillows comfortable. Woken several times every night because the doors slam close very loudly. Small bathroom. Very large hotel - no handout when you check in or in room to assist with locating facilities such as pool. Never found a spa. November 7, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Longhorn Excellent staff and service!!! Stayed here Texas/OU weekend! I was very impressed with the staff and service at this hotel. The hotel was completely sold out, and they still managed to be extremely efficient with every request. Great Breakfast and AWESOME workout facility!!! October 14, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by cricket55 The hotel rooms need refrigerators The hotel was very clean and nice, but I would suggest that each room have a small refrigerator and a microwave. May 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by skooter Great location This hotel was great. Perfect location to everything. Able to walk to a lot. May 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TravelCord13 Upgrade surprise Got upgraded to Sheraton Club Status; Ron and Sarah know how to take care of their guests with true pineapple service. Always a pleasure to stay here and i love booking the Executive Queen Suite as they each offer plenty of space to stretch out June 21, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by drew Nice hotel & rooom, but issues.... Very nice facility and room. However, 2 of the 3 printers weren't working in computer area and no one was nearby to assist. Seems kind of silly that a hotel of this caliber would have an achilles heel like this. Also, one computer wouldn't type the "5" key as I repeatedly tried to log into my email and later discovered that was the issue. Also, concierge gave me incorrect meeting about the DART. She told me I would have to switch lines to get to the American Airlines Center when there are two that go directly there. Also, told me that passes were good for 24 hours. They expire at the end of the night and I even asked her as usually that is the case, but she was certain it was 24 hours. Then, she told me that the Love Field airport was "right there" at the DART stop. I had to ask someone how to get to Love Field from there and there is a shuttle that goes as it is a couple of miles away. Not a huge deal, but a concierge should know this and shouldn't give false information with such decisiveness, let alone 3 times in the course of 90 seconds. March 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by LostLaptop Going Beyond Expectations I just wanted to give a shout out to Brady! I forgot my laptop in my room, and Brandy went WAY above and beyond to ensure it was returned as quickly as possible. By doing so, she ensured I was able to meet an important deadline. Thanks Brady! December 10, 2012


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Find pet training supplies at Target.com! . Treat your dog with a� tennessee titans classic leather toy football collar.� this sporty dog collar is made to last with durable football leather and thread. It has a sturdy metal buckle and leash loop.more >> less >>
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Players poised to step into star rolesFran Fraschilla
Role definition is always crucial to a team's success. A coach must explain what he needs out of each player in order for a program to reach its peak. But equally important are players who accept and understand their roles for the good of the team. ...Blog | August 01, 2014
Kentucky Wildcats among deepest teams in nation - College Basketb...Fran Fraschilla
Fran Fraschilla identifies the five deepest teams in college basketball heading into the 2014-15 season, led by the Kentucky Wildcats.Story | Conversation | May 12, 2014
College Basketball Future Power Rankings - Teams most likely to s...College Basketball Insiders
Which college basketball programs are best set up for future success? Our panel of experts -- Paul Biancardi, Jay Bilas, Fran Fraschilla, John Gasaway, Jeff Goodman, Seth Greenberg, Andy Katz and Miles Simon -- ranks the top 25 for the next three seasons.Story | Conversation | September 22, 2013
Five breakout player candidatesFran Fraschilla
Four sophomores made my Impact 25 list of the nation's 25 best players, but I easily could have added several more. The ones who just missed the cut hadn't yet produced enough on the collegiate level for me to include them, but they each fl...Blog | November 09, 2012
Georgetown's Otto Porter leads list of five breakout player candi...Fran Fraschilla
Fran Fraschilla provides his list of five breakout player candidates for the 2012-13 season.Blog | Conversation | November 09, 2012
Programs needing strong 2013 classesFran Fraschilla
I coached college basketball for 26 years, and I felt we needed a great recruiting year every year. But the truth is that some years are more important than others for different reasons for different basketball programs. Here is a look at fiv...Blog | August 01, 2012
Five programs that need strong 2013 recruiting classes the most -...Fran Fraschilla
Fran Fraschilla ranks the five teams that are in the biggest need of a strong 2013 recruiting class, including players that each program is targeting.Blog | Conversation | August 01, 2012
Five under-the-radar teamsFran Fraschilla
We already know that teams like the Louisville Cardinals, Indiana Hoosiers and Kentucky Wildcats will be at the top of the polls next season. It's likely that the Kansas Jayhawks, Duke Blue Devils and North Carolina Tar Heels won't be too f...Blog | June 21, 2012
Miami Hurricanes among under-the-radar teams for 2012-13 - NCBFran Fraschilla
Fran Fraschilla breaks down five teams that won't get much (or any) love in the preseason polls, but will be challenging for NCAA tourney bids and spots in the top 25 by season's end. At the top of the list are the Miami Hurricanes.Blog | Conversation | June 21, 2012
Instant-impact recruiting classesFran Fraschilla
Hope springs eternal when it comes to college basketball recruiting classes. Once again, many of the blue-blood programs, such as the Kentucky Wildcats, North Carolina Tar Heels, Indiana Hoosiers, Michigan State Spartans and Kansas Jayhawks, have hi...Blog | May 17, 2012
UCLA Bruins, Michigan Wolverines among teams that will rely heavi...Fran Fraschilla
Fran Fraschilla provides his list of five programs that will rely heavily on their recruiting classes in the 2012-13 season. UCLA is among the teams whose newcomers could make an immediate impact.Blog | Conversation | May 17, 2012
NBA Draft - Making the case for Waiters over MarshallFran Fraschilla
Fran Fraschilla offers an argument for picking Syracuse's Dion Waiters over UNC's Kendall Marshall.Blog | Conversation | May 07, 2012
Replacements for top NBA prospectsFran Fraschilla
With June fast approaching, the top teams in college basketball are dealing with the inevitability of losing key players to the NBA draft. In many cases, this becomes a common occurrence, and plugging in the next potential star is routine. Here are ...Blog | April 30, 2012
Kansas, Baylor and other top teams have some big shoes to fill ne...Fran Fraschilla
ESPN Insider Fran Fraschilla looks at young players who will be counted on to fill the roles left by players departing for the NBA at Kansas, Baylor, Kentucky, North Carolina and UConn.Blog | Conversation | April 30, 2012
Eight breakout players for 2012-13Fran Fraschilla
Patience is a virtue that is in short supply among most college players, particularly those who were heavily sought-after coming out of high school. So it's always nice to see when a player who hasn't had instant success waits his turn then...Blog | April 18, 2012
James Michael McAdoo, Amir Williams among 2012-13's breakout play...Fran Fraschilla
ESPN Insider Fran Fraschilla provides his list and analysis of eight players who could go from limited supporting roles to star performers in 2012-13. UNC's James Michael McAdoo tops the list.Blog | Conversation | April 18, 2012


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Herakles Farms, a US company, has been chopping down miles of dense forest without the full authority to do so -- and in the face of desperate pleas and resistance from local communities.The palm oil project will also destroy precious chimpanzee and forest elephant habitat if it goes ahead.
Aurelio Chino Dahua, the "apu," or traditional leader and president of the Quechua Federation of the Upper Pastaza, attended this year's UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues in May in New York city, with the support of Cultural Survival in partnership with the Rainforest Foundation US. Cultural Survival coordinated a meeting for him with both the outgoing and the incoming Special Rapporteurs on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, James Anaya and Victoria Tauli Corpuz, respectively.
Come learn about the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) and how it can aid in your advocacy efforts and put pressure on the US government to respect Indigenous Peoples' rights. We invite tribal members in preparation for the United Nations Human Rights Council's Second Universal Periodic Review of the United States. Friday, June 20, 2014 1:00pm-5:00pm Harvard University Native American Program 14 Story Street, 4th Floor Cambridge, MA 02138
A group of Indigenous leaders in Florida, known as the Council of the Original Miccosukee Simanolee Nation Aboriginal Peoples, is trying to halt a government infrastructure project which would result in the destruction of indigenous burial grounds, after becoming aware of the plans in April, 2014. The proposed project, authorized under the Flood Prevention Act of 1954, would flood a significant portion of the Three Forks Marsh Conservation Area (TFMCA), near Port Malabar, Florida, to create a water retention and filtration area.
Through a generous donation by the Swift Foundation, Cultural Survival had the pleasure of providing equipment to eight Guatemalan community radios in need. On May 3rd and 4th, our entire community radio program team went on a journey to the first four community radios in the south west part of the country to deliver computers and consoles to radios most in need.
On May 10, 2013, Guatemalan ex-dictator Jose Efraín Rios Montt was sentenced to 80 years in prison for genocide and crimes against humanity in an historic case. This victory occurred after an unwarranted suspension of the trial and many other delay tactics utilized by Montt's representation.
The following is an intervention by Alma Temaj and Alberto Recinos of Guatemala at the 13th Session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues. Version en espanol
By Ishmael Hope, Sealaska Heritage Institute "Át Khuwaháa haa yoo xh'atángi wutusaneixhí." "The moment has come for us to save our language."– Joe Hotch, Gooxh Daakashú
Francisco Choco'oj Paau, a Q'eqchi' Maya storyteller from Cobán, then in his late fifties, would take his time to prepare to tell a story. He would say his prayers; he would burn his (copal) incense. That's because, these weren't just stories, they were ancient legends; legends that had been passed down from generation-to-generation; told in a precise way; told in the same way; for hundreds, possibly thousands of years. Each legend held a custom, tradition, or particular insight into Maya beliefs and culture. Each legend also held a moral about Maya life.
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The thirteenth session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues is taking place May 12-23 in New York. Join our Global Response partners at the following event.
On Saturday, May 3, 2014, our Community Radio Project team in Guatemala had the pleasure of visiting Radio San José, of San José, San Marcos, to deliver funds that we raised to help their community radio get back on the air.
Cultural Survival advocates for Indigenous Peoples rights and supports Indigenous communities' self-determination, cultures and political resilience, since 1972.
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Do you ever sit and look at your TV and wish you could move it a few inches to the left, just for a little while? Maybe you want to lower it while the kids are sitting on the floor playing video games or raise it higher when your friends' rowdy children come over. All that is possible with a new line of flat panel display mounts from Omnimount.
The company's new ActionMount PLAY line, which they call "interactive" offers side and height motion flexibility after they're installed, so you can move the TV around whenever you want. The motions include – lift, lower, expand, retract, rotate and pan, and are made possible through Ergotron's Constant Force technology, which adds a counterbalance to any motion allowing users to reposition the TV with only a light touch. They come in both single- and double-joint arm mounts.
The new mounts aren't available yet, but will be officially revealed next month at the Consumer Electronics Show.
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Here comes the BOOM!
Jason Strudwick
October 23 2014 03:39PM
There is no shortage of talented forwards for Eakins to run for the power play. The additions of Purcell, Pouliot and Draisaitl have really bolstered the pool of talent he can choose from. Fitting the pieces together, creating a dangerous, above average and momentum building power play is the challenge for Eakins.
Ben Scrivens' house appears to be in order
Jonathan Willis
October 23 2014 11:39AM
There is nothing that can kill a team faster than bad goaltending, and nothing that can save it faster than great goaltending. Early in the year, the Oilers lost games they should have won because their netminders simply weren't up to the challenge. On Wednesday night they won a game they should have lost because Ben Scrivens was in fine form.
October 22 2014 10:22PM
WE'RE GOING STREAKING! Final Score: 3-2 Oilers.
GDB 7.0: Streaking?
Jason Gregor
October 22 2014 04:27PM
Two consecutive wins is usually not a big deal, but if the Oilers can win tonight many in Oilersnation will be tempted to follow in the footsteps of the enthusiastic Frank "the Tank." Wins haven't been plentiful in Edmonton for the previous eight seasons, so I can understand why people get excited after a win. People were honking their horns on Wayne Gretzky drive after Monday's win, so it is clear the citizens of Oilersnation needed a win, and are hoping for another.
October 22 2014 04:00PM
In May of 2009, the Edmonton Oilers and Steve Tambellini had to decide between centermen Kyle Brodziak and Marc Pouliot. Why? Well, the plan was to have a tough guy on every line, be it J-F Jacques or Ryan Stone or Zack Stortini, and these centermen weren't gritty enough to be successful in the 2009 NHL. A choice would have to be made.