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A recommendation for the final adoption of the 2040 Housing Policy Plan will be considered by the Council in December 2014. See also:
Affordable housing is key to economic vitality, a message from Council Chair Susan Haigh.
Draft Regional Housing plan aims to expand housing choices across age, income spectrums, a recent Council newsletter article.
Staff discussed the plan and answered questions at these workshops. If you were unable to attend a workshop, see the Housing Policy Plan workshop poster (pdf) for a high-level overview of housing issues and policy direction. The comment period ended September 26.
In support of Thrive MSP 2040, the Metropolitan Council is writing a new regional Housing Policy Plan, its first since 1985. The purpose of this planning process is to provide a forum to discuss regional housing issues and
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Bryan Cantley's work is typically divided into two distinct, yet intersecting conditions—the experimental architectural drawing [image], and the 'mechanical architecture' paradigm [building-object]. His exhibition in the SCI-Arc Gallery attempts to present both of these archetypes as conjunctive informants. His drawings challenge the architectural descriptive posture of singularity, while his theoretical stance suggests a world of implied functionality and machinic soul. The convergent device through which Form:uLA filters these two ideas is the dissected gallery. Atypical of the built installations at SCI-Arc, the exhibit will consist of 'traditional' drawings and models. The space will be conceptually exscinded into a series of graphical surfaces, with the manifestation of the 'anti-object' serving as both display [backdrop, organizational maneuver] and spatial delineator [object, anchor].
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Robert Peter "Robbie" Williams (born 13 February 1974) is an English singer-songwriter, and occasional actor. He is a member of the pop group Take That, having been a member from 1990 to 1995 and again from 2009 to the present day. He has also had great commercial success as a solo artist.
Williams rose to fame in the band's first run in the early- to mid-1990s. After many disagreements with the management and group members, Williams left the group in 1995 to launch a hugely successful solo career, which saw his first seven albums each reach number one in the UK. Williams also released seven number-one singles and found similar success across Europe. On 15 July 2010, it was announced he had rejoined Take That. The group's subsequent album became the second fastest-selling album in UK chart history and the fastest-selling record of the century so far. He continues to perform both as a member of Take That and as a solo artist.
Williams has sold more than 77 million albums and singles worldwide. He is the best-selling British solo artist in the United Kingdom and the best selling non-Latino artist in Latin America. Six of his albums are among the top 100 biggest-selling albums in the United Kingdom, and in 2006 he entered the Guinness Book of World Records for selling 1.6 million tickets of his Close Encounters Tour in a single day. He has also been honoured with seventeen BRIT Awards—more than any other artist—and eight ECHO Awards. In 2004, he was inducted into the UK Music Hall of Fame after being voted as the "Greatest Artist of the 1990s." Williams is married to actress Ayda Field. He has a net worth of £130 million (2014).
Williams has currently (based on BPI certifications) sold a minimum of 18.9 million albums and 5.4 million singles in the UK alone as a solo artist. Williams also topped the 2000-2010 UK airplay chart, racking up almost 50% more plays than the Sugababes at number 2. In 2014 he was awarded the freedom of Stoke on Trent, as well as having a tourist trail created and streets named in his honour.
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China's Quest for Safe + Secure Food: Boon for U.S. Business?
September 30, 2014 // 9:00am — 11:00am
China Environment Forum
Lester Brown (Earth Policy Institute) will talk about rapid shifts in food production and consumption in China that are threatening the country's food security and changing global food markets. Amy Celico (Albright Stonebridge Group) will discuss how the gaps in oversight of food producers and growing water and soil contamination are opening up new opportunities for U.S.-China business and policy collaboration.
International Affairs and Transnational Relations
September 29, 2014 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
History and Public Policy Program
Acclaimed Harvard historian Akira Iriye will reflect on the study of history today, examining recent historiographic trends and phenomena like "motion," "interconnectedness," and "hybridity" in an effort to move away from a Euro-centric approach.
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During his U.S. trip to attend the UN General Assembly meeting last year when hopes were high for some kind of Iran-U.S. reconciliation, Iran's newly-elected president, Hassan Rouhani, even had a friendly telephone conversation with President Obama. Please join us for an assessment of Mr. Rouhani's 2014 trip to UNGA.
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September 29, 2014 // 10:30am — 11:30am
Deputy Secretary of Energy Daniel Poneman spoke on the revolutionary changes in the world's energy environment that he has witnessed during his tenure.
Brazil 2014 Elections: Meet the Campaign Managers
September 26, 2014 // 9:00am — 11:00am
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OFF SITE MEETING: The Brazil-US Business Council, in co-sponsorship with the Brazil Institute, Citi, and DeVry, will be hosting an event with Mauricio Rands, Campaign Coordinator for Marina Silva of the Socialist Party (PSB) at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Friday, September 26.
What's Youth Got to Do With It? Investing in Youth Sexual and Reproductive Health
September 24, 2014 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
Environmental Change and Security Program
"Half of the world's population is under 30 – any development agenda would have to address their needs, including their health needs, as part of accomplishing development goals."
Midnight at the Pera Palace: The Birth of Modern Istanbul
September 24, 2014 // 12:00pm — 2:00pm
Global Europe Program
At midnight, December 31, 1925, citizens of the newly proclaimed Turkish Republic celebrated the New Year. For the first time ever, they had agreed to use a nationally unified calendar and clock. Yet in Istanbul—an ancient crossroads and Turkey's largest city—people were looking toward an uncertain future.
Pakistan's Long March: Reflections on the Anti-Government Protests in Islamabad
September 24, 2014 // 9:30am — 11:00am
Asia Program
This summer, Pakistan was plunged into crisis as anti-government protestors converged on the capital city of Islamabad to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. This protest movement marks the latest in a series of "Long Marches" Pakistan has experienced in recent decades.
Eastern Europe's Most Difficult Transition: Public Health and Demographic Policy, Two Decades after the Cold War
September 23, 2014 // 9:00am — 11:00am
Global Europe Program
Dr. Murray Feshbach was one of the first scholars to point out the devastating political and socio-economic effects of state communism's failure to seriously address decaying public health and environmental conditions. His pioneering work remains relevant. More than two decades after the close of the Cold War, many health and demographic indicators in the former Warsaw-Pact states (including Russia) remain surprisingly inferior to those of the neighboring states of Western and Southern Europe.


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Friday Night Final: Pasadena Poly is the last team standing; St. Francis, Monrovia, Maranatha, San Marino eliminated
SAN MARINO — Charter Oak High School's football team found itself in the shootout most expected on Friday night against San Marino. And in the end, the Chargers were the ones who didn't run out of ammo.
Zion Echols rushed for 302 yards and five touchdowns as the Chargers withstood two rallies by host San Marino to post a 49-31 win and punch their ticket into next week's CIF-Southern Section Central Division semifinals.
"Tonight, the team that throws the ball a lot ran for 302 yards from one running back," Charter Oak head coach Lou Farrar said. "We've got a lot of gutsy kids who are playing their hearts out right now and our coaching staff are doing a great job."
Charter Oak improved to 8-4 and will host Colony in next week's semifinals. San Marino finished 9-3.
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WHITTIER — La Serna High School may have finished second in the Del Rio League and wasn't considered one of the favorites for the CIF-SS Southeast Division football championship, but the Lancers, who won it last season, believe the title is theirs until someone takes it away from them.
They continued to live by that motto on Friday.
Enrique Pacheco threw for 112 yards and two scores, including the game-winner in the fourth quarter, and La Serna advanced to the division semifinals for the fifth consecutive season with a 38-35 victory over top seed St. Francis at California High School.
Anthony Garcia rushed for 143 yards and a touchdown and Ruben Rios had 77 and a score for the Lancers, who improved to 10-2 and will travel to Crescenta Valley for next week's semifinals.
Miles Bryant, in place of injured Jeremiah Martin, threw for 267 yards and four touchdowns, and Dylan Crawford had five receptions for 136 yards for St. Francis, which finished 11-1.
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HACIENDA HEIGHTS — Redemption or revenge, whatever you want to call it, it was sweet for Los Altos on Friday night.
The Conquerors avenged a last-second loss to Monrovia (10-2) earlier in the season with a resounding 45-35 victory, ending the Wildcats' season and propelling themselves into the CIF-SS Central Division semifinals.
Los Altos (7-5) dominated the game on the ground, behind a great night in the young career of sophomore running back Tyler Nevens, who rushed for 290 yards and five touchdowns.
"Tyler (Nevens) has had the greatest sophomore season this school has ever seen," said Los Altos head coach Dale Ziola. "With the likes of Jimmy Jastrab, Sean Forge, Binky Benton, all of those guys."
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SOUTH PASADENA — The Pasadena Poly Panthers are one step closer to reaching their goal of playing in the Northwest Division championship game. They advanced to the semifinals Friday night by defeating visiting Linfield Christian 20-11 at South Pasadena High.
After a scoreless first quarter, Pasadena Poly (12-0) got on the scoreboard just before the end of the first half.
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REDLANDS — Bradley Mowbray usually does a lot of his damage for Arrowhead Christian Academy on offense.
On Friday night, he added defense to the equation.
The senior quarter back threw for one touchdown, ran for one more and had three interceptions in the end zone to squash Maranatha drives as the Eagles advanced the CIF-Southern Section Northwest Division semifinals with a 43-28 victory over the Minutemen at Citrus Valley High School.
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There is no two-minute warning in high school, but Sierra Canyon High School took that time element to heart in its CIF-Southern Section Mid-Valley quarterfinal matchup against Rosemead at Granada Hills High on Friday night.
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The Mission Valley League champion Panthers (7-5) built a 12-0 lead through the first 14 minutes of the game. The second-seeded 'Blazers scored less than a minute after Jesus Renteria kicked a 42-yard field goal to make 12-6 and then went up 13-12 just before the half.
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DUARTE In the biggest match in the history of Duarte High School, the girls volleyball team completed a miraculous come-from-behind five-set victory in the CIF Southern Section Division 4A semifinals Tuesday night before a packed gym.
The second-ranked Falcons, trailing 2-0, won the final three sets and defeated visiting Desert High from Edwards Ari Force Base 15-25, 27-29, 25-23, 27-25, 15-11 and will make their first-ever appearance in the title match Friday or Saturday at either Cerritos or Fullerton College against top-ranked Cate (22-1) of Carpinteria.
The young Duarte (26-8) team could have folded after a tough second-set loss to the third-ranked Scorpions, but fought off a slow start in the third set. Trailing 13-6, the Falcons came all the way back by outscoring Desert 19-12, and seemed to take control at that point in the match.
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Esperanza 3, Mayfield 0 The Cubs' bid for a second consecutive title game ended in Orange County. Mayfield (20-8) fell 25-23, 25-21, 25-22. Sarah Johnson led the Cubs
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Arcadia 3, Viewpoint 1 Hannah Kennedy had 18 kills, Lexi Resch had 17 kills and Kelly Dopke added 16 kills in a balanced effort to lead the Apaches to a 21-25, 25-23, 25-21, 25-20 victory to knock out No. 4 Viewpoint.
The Apaches (22-5) play host to Palm Springs in Tuesday's semifinal match.Troy 3, Glendora 1 The Tartans (20-7) won the first game, 25-21, but the third-seed Warriors won the final three games in the 2A quarterfinal.
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Quartz Hill 3, La Mirada 2 The second seeded Rebels rallied from a 2-1 deficit to defeat the visiting Matadors, 25-27, 25-18, 22-25, 25-12, 15-8. La Mirada finishes 23-5.
Division 3A
La Sierra 3, San Gabriel 2 The Matadors (18-5) rallied from two games down to force a fifth before falling 25-19, 25-15, 21-25, 13-25, 15-8.
"We played a horrible first two and then two really good games," San Gabriel coach Larry Kanow said.
The Eagles built a big lead in the final game.
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St. Paul 3, Pacifica Christian 1 Riley Kelly had 20 kills and Katie Engles 24 digs to lead the fourth-seeded Swordsmen to a 25-22, 25-13, 24-26, 25-11 victory at a match played at St. Bernard High.
St. Paul (31-6) plays at second seeded La Reina on Tuesday.
Division 4A
Duarte 3, Anaheim 2 The second seeded Falcons rallied for a 25-16, 21-25, 22-25, 25-19, 15-13 victory.
"It was an unbelievable game," Duarte coach Irene Sunabe said. "I'm extremely proud. I think the girls know now what we are capable of."
Duarte (25-8) led 6-1 in the fifth game. The Falcons will play
Saturday Rewind: St. Francis, Maranatha continue perfect seasons; Monrovia rallies; Poly holds on; Muir ousted
St. Francis and Maranatha, two of the area's three undefeated teams, rolled to easy playoff wins, while the other, Pasadena Poly, held on for a 7-0 victory over Morro Bay. The big news might be bad for the Golden Knights as player of the year candidate Jeremiah Martin was hurt in the third quarter and may miss next week's quarterfinals. Reports say it may be a possible broken collar bone. Rio Hondo League foes Monrovia and San Marino advanced, as did Rosemead. Muir, La Canada were eliminated.
PASADENA >> Maranatha High School looked every bit Friday like the top seed in the Northwest Division and a team capable of winning a CIF-Southern Section title.
Eli Snyder threw for 271 yards and three touchdowns and Caleb Devine rushed for 197 yards and three scores as the host Minutemen rolled to a 47-21 victory over Mission Prep of San Luis Obispo in their playoff opener.
Dmitri Mata also had 113 yards receiving and a touchdown for Maranatha, which improved to 11-0. The Minutemen, who scored on eight of their first nine drives, will travel to Arrowhead Christian, which beat Cantwell, in next week's quarterfinals.
Bryce Fiedderman threw for 199 yards and three touchdowns for the Royals, who finished 4-7.
– Stephen Ramirez
LA CANADA FLINTRIDGE >> It has been a successful year of firsts for the St. Francis football program, which opened the postseason hosting Mayfair at Friedman Field in its first playoff contest in the CIF-SS Southeast Division after moving up from the Western Division last year.
On Friday night, top-seeded St. Francis took care of business against the Monsoons with a 49-14 victory behind five touchdowns from Areg Nazarian.
"I thought we came out hitting on all cylinders in the first half. I'm just proud of our guys," said St. Francis coach Jim Bonds, who in last week's regular-season finale won his first league title in his tenure at the school.
The Golden Knights (11-0) were led by running back Nazarian. The junior returned the opening kickoff 89 yards up the middle for the Golden Knights' first score. Nazarian struck again on St. Francis' third possession, finishing it with an 8-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Jeremiah Martin. Nazarian caught the ball on the run and plowed through two Mayfair defenders to get into the corner of the end zone for a 22-0 lead.
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ROSEMEAD >> Luis Luna's interception with 34 seconds left put a halt to Covina's bid to upset Rosemead in the first round of the CIF Mid-Valley Division playoffs Friday night and gave the Panters a 31-27 victory.
Luna added 138 receiving yards as well.
A wild fourth quarter resulted in zero points for either team. The Colts (6-5) stopped the Panthers (7-4) and got the ball at their own 15-yard line with 1:57 left in the game. Two big plays by Colts' quarterback Joe Benavidez, including a 43-yard bomb to Greg Hennes with 59 seconds left, got his team to the Panthers' 20 with 39 seconds left. That was when Luna came up with the interception to end Covina's season.
– Robert Schmitt
Lawrence Spicer scored from the 12-yard line in overtime to lead Monrovia High School to a 26-20 overtime victory over visiting Don Lugo in the first round of the CIF-SS Central Division playoffs on Friday night.
The second seeded Wildcats (10-1) drove 43 yards in the game's final 3:48 to set up Blake Cusick's game-tying 42-yard field-goal with 3.3 seconds to play and force the overtime.
Carson Glazier passed for 405 yards and seven touchdowns to lead the fourth-seeded Titans in the Central Division opener. He completed 22 of 27 passes and had three TD throws of 52 yards or more.
Griffin Carter scored the game's lone touchdown after the Pirates muffed a punt in the first quarter of the Northwest Division game played at South Pasadena High.
St. Francis 49, Mayfair 14
Cathedral 36, Muir 22
Monrovia 26, Don Lugo 20, OT
San Marino 49, Claremont 28
Colony 48, La Canada 0
Rosemead 31, Covina 27
Maranatha 47, Mission Prep 21
Pasadena Poly 7, Morro Bay 0
Rio Hondo Prep vs. Big Bear at Big Bear Middle School, 1:30 p.m.
St. Francis vs. La Serna at Cal HS, 7:30 p.m.
Charter Oak at San Marino, 7:30 p.m.
Monrovia at Los Altos, 7:30 p.m.
Rosemead at Sierra Canyon, 7:30 p.m.
Maranatha at Arrowhead Chr., 7:30 p.m.
Linfield at Pasadena Poly, 7:30 p.m.
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Chicks N Salsa in Glen Ellyn--a clean, well-lit restaurant, somewhat hidden, but seek it out!--serves scrumptious healthy food with a SoCal flare. I stumbled upon it while shopping with my wife about six months ago, and now we eat CnS weekly. Most Mexican restaurants serve burritos and tacos that are heavy, laden with cheese and refried beans, and have enough...
What I like about this restaurant is that all of the food is fresh, and there is a good variety to choose from. There is also a delicious salsa bar, and even though it feels like "fast food" they always provide free chips.
Fast food prices and venue with sit down quality food. The fish tacos are better than ones I had in Maui. They prepare the fish tacos with fried or grilled fish. I order the fried but most people seemed to order the grilled so they must be good too. Great place for fast lunch. Good value.
The owner is very hands on, and has worked very hard to make sure that ingredients are fresh, and the service is good. I have a hard time ordering for pick-up, because some language barrier, and always have to double check my order. But it's great place for fresh tacos and more. It would be great if it was a...
My family goes here quite often. This tends to be one of our regular places to go when looking for a quick, good, inexpensive meal. The chips are awesome and we love the salsa. I get the chicken a lot and it is very yummy. My wife loves the fish taco's and my kids dig the kids meal casadia with...
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Select * from html where url='example.com' is a small example of a major thing.
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Paul Wood | 9:56pm gmt 05 Nov 2008
For the Stanford Superstars it was sheer joy, just rewards for their six weeks of preparation for the one-off cash bonanza. For England it was a missed opportunity to boost their bank balances to the tune of around 619,000 pounds, and coming up woefully short will torment them in moments of quiet reflection.
While the England players still enjoy a good return from their playing contracts, the harsh reality of self-destructing when in touching distance of a life-changing figure will no doubt be the cause of a few sleepless nights, contemplating the what ifs.
However, the truth is, England were only ever close to claiming the small fortune prior to the game actually starting. Once underway the home team assumed control and never relinquished their tight grip from around England's throats and the crate of dollars that was on offer. It is possible England underestimated their opponents, I wouldn't go as far as to say they felt that their appearance on the night would be enough, but how meticulous were the plans made to restrict hard hitting Andre Fletcher, how would they counter the loping deliveries of Sulieman Benn and how aggressive would they be against Keiron Pollard's medium pace.
It is obviously a dangerous game when focus drifts, and already minds may have been thinking of new dream properties, luxury holidays, or in some cases, new pink Ferrari's.
Whether you agree with how Allen Stanford has projected himself during the tournament, you cannot deny he gave players selected the chance to make a considerable change to their lives. It will be hard for England's squad to come to terms with that type of cash slipping from their grasp. Had they won it, they may have forgiven the man who bankrolled the whole project for his perceived indiscretions during the week.
Peter Moores spoke of the cluttered mindsets during the trip to Antigua, unsure of whether they are playing for England or for the money. It is difficult for any of us outside of the group to know exactly what was going through the minds of the players, but ?619,000 should be enough to focus even the most confused thoughts.
The problem now for this set of English players is to get their minds on the job they are actually paid for, and that is to represent their country in the unforgiving environment of India. If they thought this week was tough, from the minute they land in India on November 6 they will be preparing to face an Indian side high on quality, wickets they notoriously struggle on, and all for a much smaller prize pot.
At least cricket will be the sole focus, the players will be able to concentrate on answering more cricketing based questions from the media. It is easier said than done, but the Stanford Super Series must be put firmly behind them, as there are few tougher challenges in cricket than an Indian tour, as Australia can currently testify to. They cannot afford to carry players still pondering what might have been, while struggling to find the motivation in the harsher surroundings of India. There has been a lot of talk of playing for the badge, now is a good time to show how much it means.
Of course there will always be next year, when this match takes place again, and despite the feeling of uneasiness the English players have felt throughout this week, it will no doubt all be put to one side again in 2009 as they queue up to take their places in the starting eleven, and quite honestly who can blame them. But the next challenge for the England squad is a much more difficult proposition in the cricketing sense, and one they need to rise to.
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Too many things are wrong with this book and they would all have to be changed:
- policeman protagonist uses "intuition" to identify the killer.
- police plant evidence in order to aid conviction - this makes the case absurd "We follow the evidence" they say, but in fact they do not
- evidence requirements seem to range from non-existent to ridiculously stringent
I kept listening - I probably would have tossed the book down if I was reading it.
The general plot and the twist were interesting. They were just not enough to outweigh the absurd bits.
If cops identify suspects by imagination then they aren't using evidence. This undercuts the whole procedural story and makes it boring.
"A must-read - deserves a Pulitzer"
I am from the New Orleans area and was one of the many thousands who evacuated for Hurricane Katrina. I was also one of the large population of locals who were offended and dismayed when then-Attorney General Charles Foti arrested a doctor and two nurses who had been at the flooded Memorial hospital during the disaster. Public opinion at the time was squarely behind the hospital staff, largely because we thought that the opportunistic former sheriff was blaming the very people, who saved so many lives, of not being even more heroic. This was my opinion, and that of everyone I talked to - until I read the ProPublica article about conditions at Memorial, published in 2009. That article convinced me that perhaps something very unsavory had happened at the hospital during the disaster.
And so it was with great interest that I read the reporter's more thorough examination of those days in this book. This book deserves a Pulitzer; it is an unbiased, well balanced and extremely thorough examination of the events at Memorial and the consequences of those events. I also have a Ph.D. in philosophy, and so I was hoping to see a studied examination of the ethical issues surrounding the events, and I was not disappointed. Ms. Fink clearly and accurately explained some of the most basic principles of ethics, and how they were (or were not) applied in this case.
The overall impression that I had of the medical professionals at Memorial was that they were so over-taxed, over-worked and under-prepared that they were not in a position to make truly rational choices about their sickest patients. To prevent this kind of tragedy in the future, our institutions must determine ahead of time how they will react in a disaster, and the people in those institutions need to cling to their moral principles, rather than abandon them in such a moment of crisis. The contrast of Memorial hospital with Charity hospital is most striking in this regard. Both hospitals were stranded in flood waters and lost power. But at Charity they were prepared and had practiced for just such an event. They evacuated the sickest patients first, not last, and they didn't give any patients lethal injections. Three people died at Charity, compared with forty-five deaths at Memorial, many of those in the last few hours, even as helicopters were arriving en masse to evacuate the hospital. Please read this book.
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No idea about that.
The betrayal of Mr. Croft by his son was memorable, and hard to listen to.
The scene describing the characters' first experience of the interior of Jane's house was delightful.
I think Chief Inspector Gamache is simply someone who any of us would love to know. I want to spend more time with him and I am thrilled that there are 9 volumes in this series.
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I would absolutely recommend this audiobook to a friend, and would tell my enemies to avoid it. The story is fascinating and the characters are captivating.
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Yes, I would listen to the book again. It is extremely rich and all the elements are woven together so skillfully that I think repeated listens will always show something new.
The author made the characters very lifelike, which is all the more surprising given the horrific context.
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This book deserves all the accolades it is receiving. It is a remarkable achievement.
"Self (self (self (self (referential )))"
Delightful, amusing, mind-bending
Meeting Jenkins, aka The Yeti, was a great moment.
The confrontation with the people in the 21st century was my favorite scene.
Just when you think it is safe to be an extra ...
The best part of this audiobook is the narration - George Guidall is such a treat!
The description of the interior of the barn was delightful.
The denoument was my favorite scene.
A slight story - not much of a mystery. But a charming tale nonetheless.
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A delicious confection of a book. How I love it. It takes a special writer to breathe exquisite life into an over-familiar tale. And the prose is in the present tense, which I usually find annoying. But this book just leaves me begging for more.
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Ratings based on 1,079 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
4.3 Room cleanliness
4.3 Service & staff
4.3 Room comfort
4.1 Hotel condition
They paid and stayed.
We double-checked.
We double-checked.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Harrisburg
Close to attractions and a kitchenette too.Posted Nov 16, 2014
Pros: Location, kitchen area, and breakfast included
Location: Close to Disney, Universal Parks and shopping..
Rooms were clean, good sized and had basic kitchen amenities included. Breakfast was good and an added benefit before doing the parks for the day. Hot tub and pool were enjoyable. Overall a really good experience. would stay again
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom allentown, pa
Beautiful location to all the theme parks and morePosted Nov 14, 2014
Pros: Roomy, close to all the parks
Cons: The bathroom.
Location: Location, location, location. 15 to 20 minutes to everything. Including the airport.
Everything was great except our bathroom. The toilet backed up 3 times because of the flush did not work right. The main water line to the toilet leaked. The tub ran water all the time, not dripping, but ran.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Rhode Island
fun filled date with Hawthorne Suite & OrlandoPosted Nov 13, 2014
Pros: well managed, accommodating, our room 525 wonderfully quite although it is a family resort, & your oatmeal with raisins was superb.
Cons: the business room!!!!!!!!!!! 3.00 dollars for 15 minute use of the computer is not necessary
Location: My preference was the church Queen of the universe. Praise GOD
An exceptionally joyful visit of family and Mickey in sunny Florida. Ever so welcoming was the personal greeting and friendly hospitality from all at Hawthorne hotel. Pleasant views from all sides of the hotel and pool and hot-tub made the days bright. Now I need to compliment the wonderful hot breakfast at the start of each new day. Shuttles were available and extended help for sight-seeing and visiting everywhere was appreciated. Altogether this stay created magic memories that will last forever.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom CA
Hard to find the hotel for a 1st time visitorPosted Nov 10, 2014
Good, but the coffee cup in my room was never cleaned, nor was the coffee packet ever replaced in the next 3 days. However, the front desk person was very helpful at check in, and the breakfast was excellent.
by A verified travelerfrom FL
Close to restaurantsPosted Oct 28, 2014
The only good thing about this hotel is the location. It's near the parks and restaurants. But I will not comw back here. The hotel does not have a fridge although they have an ice machine on each floor. The worst part is they did not clean our room! Free breakfast was okay.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Illinois
Everything was nearby except the beach.Posted Oct 27, 2014
Pros: They hosted a nice breakfast with a comfortable dining area. The staff was friendly and helpful.
Cons: The elevators were too slow and the front desk desk sent us over to a person who tried to get us to attend some kind of sales pitch.
Location: The must be 50 restauarants withing 2 miles
We stayed there for 5 days. We took the free shuttle to Disney and Epcot. The grounds were pleasing and the hotel is well located for attractions.
by A verified travelerfrom MI
Close to DisneyPosted Oct 16, 2014
Staff were courteous but didn't follow through. My phone didn't work Sunday thru Tuesday eve despite telling 4 staff members. Small bugs on night stand and desk. Musty smell in closet. Juice was a fruit drink not real juice. Oatmeal was liquidy.
Comment from Hotel Management
Oct 21, 2014 by Guest Relations, Hotel Management
Hi Kim. We are so sorry to hear your stay with us was less than perfect. We would like to assure you that we have very high cleanliness standards and apologize for the unusual condition of your room. It is also disappointing to hear that our staff members did not follow through with your requests, thank you so much for bringing this to our attention. We will be passing along your comments to the management team to ensure that all of our cleanliness and customer service protocols are meeting expectations. We hope you will consider staying with us again for the opportunity to show you better hospitality and enjoy our close proximity to the Orlando fun.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Toronto
Nice long term stay hotel.Posted Oct 13, 2014
Pros: Clean, value for money, break fast.
Cons: Guest service desk need to engage with the guests after then check in. It is annoying to have a discussion about their promotions after a long flight.
Location: Disney, Universal studios, Vineland Premium outlet, Sea world and nice restaurants (@ walking distance).
Hotel was clean, good break fast, value for money. However, please do not take free ride to outlet mall. They take us to some factory outlet and not premium outlet. It was a disappointment. Do not take cab recommended by hotel staff. Book your own cab(if needed). They are at least $5 over priced than regular cab.
Comment from Hotel Management
Oct 21, 2014 by Guest Relations, Hotel Management
Thank you for your insight. We are so happy you enjoyed our clean rooms and delicious breakfast. However, we do apologize for the inconvenience you experienced and thank you for bringing this to our attention. We hope to see you again soon for another valued Orlando vacation.
by A verified traveler
Posted Oct 6, 2014
Pros: the rooms were mini suits. It also was close to all the theme parks.
Cons: The water. That why I wouldn't stay there again.
Location: It was very convince to stores, shopping , restaurants, theme parks.
The hotel was ok except for the water . It smell and has a lot of sulfur in it. They need water filters.
Comment from Hotel Management
Oct 9, 2014 by Guest Relations, Hotel Management
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We appreciate your comments and will be sure to look into this for future improvements. Please come visit us again soon for the chance to show you a better stay.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Good for a quick getawayPosted Aug 24, 2014
Hotel was very clean. Polite staff. The walls are thin though, so you can hear your neighbour next door. Overall I liked my stay.
Comment from Hotel Management
Sep 5, 2014 by Guest Relations, Hotel Management
It's nice to hear you enjoyed your stay. We hope to see you again in the not-too-distant future.


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08/28/13 By Fernando Rodriguez
¨Jazz with Dominican accents and flavours¨ is back in South Florida.
South Florida Dominican Jazz Fest 2013
¨Jazz with Dominican accents and flavours¨ is back in South Florida.
In October 2012, Landestoy Enterprises presented a completely new and exiting concept from the Dominican Republic: The South Florida Dominican Jazz Fest. A multicultural event that brought to Florida the best Jazz currently being made by musicians in the Dominican Republic as well as Dominicans living abroad.
At this event, Miami witnessed the Jazz proposals from the land that gave Merengue & Bachata to the rest of the world. Three groups that played various genres of Jazz, in fusions with the rich native rhythms of the Dominican Republic, made top quality presentations. CUBAOCHO Art & Research Center was the venue chosen for the concerts and from early in the evening an avid jazz loving audience packed the locale.
The level of success was such, that both the City of Miami, through its Mayor – Tomas Regalado, as well as the Miami-Dade County, through its Director – Joe Martinez, officially declared October 19th as ¨South Florida Dominican Jazz Fest Day¨.
The strategic Alliance between Landestoy Enterprises & Jazz en Dominicana of introducing ¨Dominican Jazz¨ to South Florida far exceeded the expectations, and, since the end of last year's event, calls and e-mails have not stopped – asking about the 2013 version.
On Saturday, October 19th, for one complete evening, jazz lovers from Miami and throughout the State of Florida will be able to once again enjoy the best talents from the Dominican Republic and the United States. Groups that are considered top performers locally and internationally – the mix of styles will make for an exciting and electrifying evening of jazz!!!
The bands that will be performing are considered top performers locally and internationally – the mix of styles will make for an exciting and electrifying foot stomping jazz concert!!!
The South Florida Dominican Jazz Fest 2013 is dedicated to one of the legends of Dominican Jazz, multi-instrumentalist Guillo Carias!!!
Alejandro Vargas ¨Colita¨ and his Caribbean Jazz Band, a Group of experienced Dominican musicians living in Miami, who under the leadership of Alejandro ¨Colita¨ Vargas will be presenting various types of Dominican rhythms in a fusion with pure jazz, such as swing, bebop and others. ¨Colita¨ has placed with other notable musicians, such as Jose Antonio Molina, Jorge Taveras, Bertico Sosa, and Manuel Tejada in various stages around the World. The other members of band are: Jose Emilio Valenzuela, Eduardo Sama and Rubiel Cabrera.
Guillo Carias. This very well known Dominican musician of great experience, to whom this year´s Festival is dedicated to, will be presenting a repertoire of compositions that mean very much to him. Playing various instruments, Guillo will be accompanied by the Festival Band - Alejandro Vargas ¨Colita¨ and his Caribbean Jazz Band.
Alex Diaz and his All Star Jazz Band. Since the end of last year´s Festival, not a day goes by that our fans ask: ¨When is the Maestro (Alex Diaz) coming back to Miami?¨ The Dominican Conga player has played with a ¨who´s who¨ of Jazz and Latin Music, amongst others: Tito Puente, Mario Rivera, Mario Bauzá, Dizzy Gillespie and many more. His format results in a fine and elegant marriage of jazz, latin jazz and Dominican rhythms, such as merengue, palo and gaga, amongst others. His latest album – Beyond 145th Street – was chosen as one of the best 12 World Music Albums of 2012 by worldmusic.com - An all star band of Latin Jazz players from New York, they are: bassist Ruben Rodriguez, drummer Diego Lopez, pianist Mike Eckroth and trumpeteer Nelson ¨Gazu¨ Jaime will accompany Alex and saxophone player Ivan Renta.
Closing act: Pengbian Sang & Retro Jazz. After a series of successful performances in Santo Domingo that have received high praise from both critics and audiences who assisted to support this tribute to music made by Dominican composers, the South Florida Dominican Jazz Fest is proud to present this musical group from the Dominican Republic whose repertoire consists of songs from their country, interpreted in varied versions of jazz, bossa nova, latin jazz and funk, combining the beauty and elegance of the most popular Dominican compositions with jazz´s harmonic depth, the sensuality of bossa and the energy and spontaneity of improvisation.
The venue chosen for the event is Avenue D Jazz & Blues on South Miami Avenue - whose specialty are Jazz & Blues events which will make for a beautiful evening of Jazz in the ideal scenario for this concert. (http://www.avenuedjazz.com/Avenue_D/Avenue_D_Jazz_and_Blues_Lounge.html)
South Florida Dominican Jazz Fest
Saturday, 19 October 2013
Avenue D Jazz & Blues
8 South Miami Avenue (corner of South 1st Street)
Information in the Dominican Republic, via Jazz en Dominicana (809-930-1840 y 829-586-9177)
Information in USA, via Landestoy Enterprises (786-286-3669)
Web Page: www.sfdominicanjazzfest.com
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Clean-up day at Manteca's historic East Union Cemetery in preparation for Memorial Day ceremonies will take place Saturday, April 24.
RIPON - A student riding a Ripon Unified school bus is going to be paying about 50 cents more per day for a total of $1.14. That is in contrast with other cities like Tracy where students are charged $2 per day to ride to and from school.
The Rustic School site could soon benefit Manteca Unified students.
The two motorcycle crash victims from the Saturday midnight head-on collision on Woodward Avenue west of McKinley Avenue are still listed in critical condition in hospitals in Sacramento and Modesto.
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Scenes for the GK Music Saturday Grand Opening
She's the 2010 recipient of the Cortopassi Family Foundation Excellence in Mathematic Award.
RIPON - The only shredding event that asked for donations in the region over the past weekend drew over $4,000 from 110 vehicles that also dropped off their e-waste as behind a medical practice in Ripon Saturday morning.
Should the turn-of-the21st-century neighborhoods southeast of the Airport Way and Highway 120 Bypass interchange where homes once sold for as much as $680,000 just five years ago be targeted for redevelopment due to a high rate of foreclosures?
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FRENCH CAMP – When Wayne Knauf visited French Camp School recently, he was appalled to see the historic marker at the entrance to the campus moved unceremoniously several feet away, wrapped up with cables and chains and then tied to a tree.
LATHROP - After years of sitting as a blighted neighbor to Lathrop Elementary School, a rundown and legally nonconforming apartment complex on O Street could look forward to a major curb-side makeover with a little help from City Hall.
Omar Ornelas is running for election to the Lathrop City Council.
The general consensus about potholes?
Lions, monsters, fancy costumes, books, and a "flash mob" – oh, my!
It's been 47 months since negotiations over the possibility of building a Great Wolf Resort on 30 acres owned by the City of Manteca along the 120 Bypass first started.
Sam Guedoir knows Downtown Manteca.
A single story residence in the 700 block of Morada Court sustained more than $102,000 in losses last Saturday when fire ravaged the garage and attic over the living area where heavy black smoke was seen coming from the attic vents on all sides of the structure.
Give Every Child a Chance (GECAC) One-on-One Mentor/Tutoring Program is raffling off a chance to win two Disneyland 1-Day Park Hopper tickets.
MODESTO – Modesto Junior College will host a Veteran Information and Resources Fair on Thursday, October 16 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the East Campus Quad, located at 435 College Avenue in Modesto.
MODESTO –The Modesto Area Partners in Science (MAPS) will offer a presentation entitled "ADHD: Models, Myths and Medication" by Dr. Lawrence Diller, a pediatrician and expert in attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
A collision at the intersection of Two Rivers Road and Avenue D in rural south Manteca on Wednesday sent one of the drivers to the hospital.
Manteca is bracing for what could be a brutal fourth consecutive severe drought year by tightening water use rules and putting punitive fines in place for those who repeatedly violate conservation edicts.
The biggest obstacle to building the Manteca Community Center and providing a home for the Jimmie Connors Veterans of Foreign Wars Post has been cleared.
Registered voters living in the Manteca Unified School District geographical jurisdiction will be voting on more than one measure in the November elections.
Love Ripon is back after a one-year absence.
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