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Rated 4.3 out of 5 by 306 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by BrettNYC Nice Hotel Comfortable rooms in a cool setting. Staff was friendly, room was clean and modern. September 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by airguy Value and quality affordable rate, nice room, convenient airport service, what's not to like? December 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by MissLee73 Awesome Room! This hotel is really nice. The rooms are extremely comfortable and spacious. November 3, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Alohaquelah Great proximity to MAX Free parking; close to MAX; heart of downtown PDX in 15 minutes. January 5, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by PPIEW450 Very disappointed with this SPG hotel I've stayed here twice now. My second experience was worse than my first, so I am moved to comment. I find the service at this location to be substandard for an SPG hotel. I phoned to change/clarify my needs regarding my reservation, the receptionist simply said 'theyll help you with that when you check in". There was no acknowledgement of my SPG elite status, nor my request for an apprioate room. There is no proper food available - snacks and grab and go breakfast food, no dinner options aside from pub-fare appetizers. the common areas - lounge, etc, are noisy AND loud.. AND too close together for any privacy. The room, while clean was not comfortable - the term 'bare bones' comes to mimd. I had to hunt around for a business center - then look further and ask at the desk to locate the printer where I could collect my boarding pass - very inconvenient, no confidentiality or autonomy... the desk staff, while cheerful, are not dignified nor did they dignify my reqeust, indicating that they were fully booked becasue of all the businss travellers... seeming to indficate that 'the businss travellors' needs/ reqeusts were more valid than mine.. 'the business travellors' - of which I was one!! I wont' return here... October 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Karen51 Best airport hotel in Portland! The staff makes this Aloft go from 'typical' to exceptional - keep it up! August 6, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Points2Ponder Love ALOFT Love this chain of hotels - March 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by oregonstar Our 'go to' place This is our favorite hotel for flying out. Great room, great service!! August 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Thor Awesome hotel! Great staff, cool decor, great rooms! I'd definitely stay here again! April 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by iris7s9 great location Great service and great location. it is a fave in my book December 9, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by kukamc Aloft PDX Very friendly staff makes you feel welcome upon your arrival February 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nate43 Excellent Comfortable, stylish hotel in a very convenient location. October 21, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by PFC2 Very pleased First time at Aloft. Outstanding. Great room and Location. August 30, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by JonnyJmp Enjoyed my stay This hotel is well priced and easy for airport travelers. May 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by currier The best One of the best hotels we have stayed in. Thank You June 5, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Portland99 Convenient location Great location for tax-free shopping in Portland. December 11, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by BuckMulligan Fun with good value Nice atmosphere, great staff, excellent location July 24, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Chief9 Texas Xmas Trip Would be nice to have a sit down restaurant. December 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by K0go Great location and amenities Easy and comfortable. Great staff. Fun bar. April 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Charlie2237 Post-college Second stay at Aloft - both identical fits July 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by FromGA Great staff The entire group is friendly and helpful. April 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by M1974 president great hotel, staff extremely friendly August 5, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by SanC43 Excellent! Excellent accommodations! August 1, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Cowgirl2013 Great Airport Hotel I normally try to avoid airport hotels when traveling due to the noise and general distance from everything else worthy of note. However, the Aloft hotel in Portland is different. It's proximity to the airport cannot be beat when flying out early morning or arriving late night. It's easy to find with FREE parking. The lobby/bar area is what you expect for an Aloft hotel. Very streamlined and "young". Check in was easy and fast. My room was clean, comfortable and QUIET. The bartenders at the bar were friendly and helpful. The hotel offered live music in the bar/lobby Fri/Sat nights which was a nice touch. What I really liked about this hotel was that it is right across the street from the Cascades Station shopping area. There is nothing worse than getting to a city and realizing you left something important at home or you need a new pair of pantyhose or a new umbrella and having to spend hours tracking down a Target. Here the Target, IKEA, Banana Republic, DSW Shoes, Best Buy are all right across the street...as well as some pretty decent restaurants. The location makes it easy to get onto any of the major highways and if you're traveling north towards WA it's very quick and easy. The Portland traffic get's a bit nasty if you're traveling south or west...but otherwise easy access. October 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Niecy11 Awesome hotel! This was our first time to Portland and our first time staying at aloft hotel. What a memorable experience! Hotel exceeded our expectation. We were greeted by a friendly, courteous and professional staff every day of our stay. The room was extremely comfortable and we were pleasantly surprised to find a microwave, refrigerator, coffee and water in our room for our personal use. There was free wi-fi, access to a computer in the lounge, free printing of documents and boarding pass. There was also entertainment in the lounge, a pool table and other table games for guest use. Oh, and there was complimentary use of the fitness center as well as an indoor heated pool. Room price was also extremely reasonable as compared to what you would have paid for a 5 star hotel. There were also numerous restaurants and a shopping outlet mall directly across the street. The light rail station was only a couple blocks away. If you're looking for a hotel at reasonable rates that offer all the amenities and services of a 5-star hotel near portland airport, the Aloft hotel at cascade station is a must stay. We will definitely return to this aloft hotel on our next business trip! The entire hotel staff was so friendly and you could sense they loved working there. Mahalo to all who made our stay most enjoyable! August 29, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by SP2652 Business Center leave a lot to be desired, noisy facility The front desk check-in, Emily, was great! She gave me a rundown on the facility. This was the only good part of the stay. 1) went to print Boarding Pass and found there was no printer. Found there was one at the front desk, odd in itself. So, printed the Boarding Pass and went to the front desk, where 5 people were checking in (only 2 staff to check them all in). Now I had just spoken to the staff (I believe her name was Crystal, but could be wrong) and she knew I was going to print, so I just stood there. Nothing, so, I waited in the long line to get my printout, that was there on the printer. All very odd. Put a printer by the business office computers!!! 2The bathroom had a quarter roll of toilet paper remaining and no additional roll in the room. 3) The bed was hard 4) I hate A/Cs where the compressor kicks off and the fan doesn't run. Eventually the A/C never came back on. Fortunately I played background sound on my iPhone. 5) there was a musician in the bar area, which is the main lobby and it was too loud that you couldn't hear yourself think. No way to relax or get any work done, so, went back to my room. 6) check-out went well with an eFolio bill sent to my E-Mail. In conclusion, if you have business and require ready printouts, forget it.Check-in takes a long time and not enough staff to handle any volume at one time. Noisy lobby. Next stay will be at a different hotel for sure. September 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 Consistent quality at Aloft line of hotels I am quickly becoming a big fan of the relatively new addition to the Starwood family, Aloft Hotels. During my recent 3 month road trip, I have had the pleasure of staying in Tempe, Dallas (flagship), Jacksonville, Birmingham, and Portland. They were all great. I appreciate the attention to detail that goes into the room design, and like knowing exactly what it will be like before getting there. I also don't have to wonder if I was upgraded or if a nicer room might have been available. The staff are very well trained and offer great service in all areas of the hotel. The fact you aren't nickeled and dined to death with parking costs and internet fees is also refreshing. I even like the inexpensive do it yourself food selections with refrigerators and coffee makers in-room. I guess the addition of a microwave would finish it out, but you can use the one in the food area by reception. I would pick this chain over a more formal hotel if given a choice in the same location. The PDX airport location is not only for air travelers as the MAX light rail whisks you downtown in about 20 min and is outside your door. The Cascade Station area is like a true urban village and unlike any airport neighborhood I have ever seen. I am sure there will be condos and permanent residents very soon, as the infrastructure and human scale is palpable along with numerous restaurants and shopping including IKEA and Target within walking distance. Staff is top notch, service oriented and personable. March 19, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by thristyandhungry very poor service in bar/restaurant Stayed here for two nights while escaping real estate showings of our home. the room and facilities were excellent. housekeeping was friendly. the trouble was that the service in the bar/restaurant was terrible. the first night we were not greeted for over 10 minutes and had to go looking for our own menu. the guitarist prompted us to move to a better table at which point we got better service from the waiter - but he never asked us if we wanted anything else and we had to go looking for our bill when we were ready to leave. while we were there the entertainer made comments at a female guest to the audience on the microphone that he would ask her out if she wasn't married - which was totally offensive. the next night we had a $5 coupon for the bar as an incentive from the hotel. there are a gizzilion better restaurants in portland where we could have eaten. the waiter took our drinks but when he brought them he didn't bother to ask if we were ready to order food. many minutes later I resorted to I making eye contact and waved at one waiter only to have him turn away and go into the kitchen. I had to go order at the bar and when the food finally arrived the order did not arrive as I requested. I couldn't remedy my order because no one bothered to ask how things were... by the time the food arrived our drinks were low but the waiter just plopped down the food, walked away and did not ask if we wanted more to drink... not even water. about a 1/2 hour later when I finally caught the eye of the bartender and waved at the bartender he called out at me from the bar 20 feet away instead of coming over. by the time I got my second beer my food was cold. also, the pizza was terrible. cost $10 for what could be a $2 frozen pie. I noticed that even a large party of 15+ people was left to order drinks at the bar while the staff chatted aimlessly behind the counter. before long this large party dwindled away. I even saw staff try sips of liqueur as my drink sat empty! many tables had empty drinks. It really seemed like the goal of the staff was to never leave the bar - yet this is a place that has table service. This place could sell a lot of food/drinks if only someone would ask! In my experience this is a problem not necessary with staff but with poor management and training. It is unfortunate that the hotel is so nice, yet has such bad service that makes it feel like a two-bit place by the airport. It could be a great party spot for locals and travelers alike, if only the bar/restaurant staff acted like they wanted the guests to be there. March 31, 2014


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That thermocouple won't work easily. Thermocouples can be a pain. You need special wire and connectors. You might want an rtd instead.
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I don't think there's anything wrong with that thermocouple, per se. You will need to mount it on your kettle/keggle so it doesn't leak. Auber sells the same style and I recognize if from other posts, so it can be done. Some people prefer the RTD style because it tends to be more accurate, but are a little more expensive. I personally use K style thermocouples. They match up fine with my calibrated thermometer, so I haven't felt a need to move up.
The MyPin PID will be fine. I and others use them very successful.
The SSR will be fine too, if you're running 220, 3800/220 = 18 amps. You have some headroom left. Your only using 72% capacity. 80% is generally noted as the max you should run continuously through a circuit.
For my setup, I purchased some 99 cent thermocouples from e-bay and made some thermo wells. Work great.
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Keep in mind you have to be careful with the thermocouple wires. Be sure to keep them intact (ie: dont cut them). So, if you are planning on extending the wires I would go with an RTD like the PT100. Price wise they shouldnt be more then a few dollars more, then you gain the 3rd wire so cutting/extending the wires, and even making a M/F connector possible so that the sensor can be disconnected
thermocouples are so common these days that they are no longer expensive. but otherwise, yes, you cannot use any old wire to extend the leads on a thermocouple, and you can not terminate thermocouple wires with any old cable ends. you either need thermocouple specific connectors, or to just screw the bare wire ends into the PID controller terminals.
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For teens, inviting a fellow student to a dance can be nerve-wracking, anxiety-inducing, and…a federal offense? Last week at a Virginia high school, a junior boy prompted a governmental investigation after he enlisted a U.S. Customs pilot (and helicopter) to fly over his school--all as part of a super elaborate scheme to ask a girl to a homecoming party!
Wow…now that's creative.
With approval from his principal and help from his father, who is a senior official at U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the boy apparently arranged for a pilot to fly over the high school and drop a stuffed bulldog with a red bandana parachute on the football field. The toy held a message that read "Fall Fest?" AWW, super cute, right?!
Apparently not. While the plan went off without a hitch, the U.S. Customs department is not too happy about the whole thing. In fact, the agency launched an investigation into the incident and also reassigned the pilot who flew the plan to administrative duties. Um…oops?
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Well, I should certainly hope so! Imagine if the boy went through all this planning and caused a federal investigation only to have her say no. But while I totally understand why not everyone would be thrilled about the act (hey, that helicopter ride costs tax dollars, people!), you have to admit, it is pretty romantic!
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Battle For Wesnoth Cheats for iPhone - iPodHome / iPhone - iPod /
This page contains Cheats for Battle For Wesnoth organized by sections for iPhone - iPod. Battle For Wesnoth is a Role-Playing General game, made by Kyle Poole, released on Nov 24, 2009 and published by Kyle Poole. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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Battle For Wesnoth iPhone - iPod Cheats
Battle for Wesnoth is the official port of a gigantic, complex and detailed full-scale strategy-RPG. We made sure that nothing was cut from the game, everything from flags flapping to skeletons juggling their heads, it's all here!Kyle Poole
- Publisher: Kyle Poole
- Genre: Role-Playing General
- Release Date: Nov 24, 2009
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To the tune of "Let It Snow," Captain Picard and the crew of the Star Trek Enterprise sing "Make It So." I think this should become a holiday tradition.
Flotsam and jetsam (11/6)
Good Reads
- And Then God Said, 'You've Got Mail: Our generation's adoption of social and digital platforms has ushered in a new age of connectivity for our faith. (Hermeneutics)
- Hell Links and Lessons: To finish up my eschatology class yesterday, I took my students on a tour of the best articles on the Internet on the subject of Hell. Here are some of the links and lessons we drew from these posts. (David Murray)
- Biblical Adoption Is Not What You Think It Is: In adoption, the adoptee got a new identity. His old obligations and debts were wiped out, and new obligations were assumed. From the standpoint of the family religion, the adoptee became the same person as the adopter. (Christianity Today)
- The Intellectual Civil War within Evangelicalism: An Interview with Molly Worthen: The book charts the intellectual history of modern American evangelicalism, chronicling the movement's paradoxes, diversity, and internal struggles over the reconciliation of faith and reason. (Religion & Politics)
Flotsam and jetsam (12/4)
Good Reads
- Seven Ways Pastoring Has Changed in Thirty Years: We are out of clichés about change or the pace of change. Sometimes we forget how much particular vocations have changed in a short time. In fact, in thirty years pastoring has changed in ways we likely would have never predicted or imagined. (Thom Rainer)
- Jesus Pushed the Elf Off the Shelf: As the traditions of the holidays swirl around my children, my hope is that they will learn to distinguish the law from the gospel. I want my kids to know that God is not another Santa Claus. I long for them to embrace the fact that they are not capable of being good enough to receive anything but coal in their stockings and that our hope for goodness can only be found in the only One capable of perfection. (Liberate)
- When Do We Cross the Line into Plagiarism? Preachers today feel under much more pressure to be spectacular than they used to feel. Christians are much less likely to be loyal to a church of a particular place or a particular theological tradition. What they want is to have a great experience on Sunday, and that means they will travel to get to the most gifted preachers. When you put this pressure together with (a) a busy week in which you haven't felt able to prepare well, and (b) the accessibility of so much sermon material through the internet—the temptation to simply repreach someone else's sermon is very strong.
- Male and Female Brains Really Are Built Differently: Scientists have long known that male and female brains are distinct, but the degree of these differences, and whether they impact behavior, is still somewhat of a mystery. (The Atlantic)
Flotsam and jetsam (12/2)
Good Reads
- 'Memories' pass between generations: Behaviour can be affected by events in previous generations which have been passed on through a form of genetic memory, animal studies suggest. (BBC)
- My Ministry Is Harder Than Yours! (And Other Lies We Tell): So, please, let's not compare our ministries on who has it toughest. I promise not to if you don't. Let's just get behind one another in concerted prayer and support. Let's get rid of this spiritual one up-manship and face the facts that it's all a privilege anyway. We serve the King of the Universe. Just let that sink in. (Mez McConnell)
- Relationship advice from America's longest married couple: Listening to them, you get the sense they bring different things to the marriage. Here's some of their wisdom. (The Week)
- The C.S. Lewis you never knew: The Christian icon whose image we see in bookstores may first seem distant. He spoke and dressed like a prim Englishman from another time. But his life was messy, contradictory and tarnished by thwarted dreams. (CNN) (I do wish the article put some of this in context by mentioning when he became a Christian instead of making it sound like all of this characterized his life as a Christian. But it's still an interesting read.)
Flotsam and jetsam (11/27)
Good Reads
- The Speech that Launched the Crusades: On November 27, 1095, Pope Urban II delivered the speech that launched the Crusades. Some call it the most influential speech in human history. (Gospel Coalition)
- Five Things Evangelicals Will Cheer in Pope Francis' Plan to Change the Catholic Church: Today from the Vatican, Pope Francis released his most significant writing since taking office—the 50,000-word "Evangelii Gaudium" (The Joy of the Gospel). The document focuses on the pope's vision for evangelism, concern for the poor, the disabled, and the unborn. (Christianity Today)
- There Are 5 Types Of Boredom. Which Are You Feeling? Boredom can drive you to the brink of insanity, or give you incredibly creative ideas. It all depends on how you experience it. (Fast Company)
- A Ghost Town With a Quad: Is that the future of the American university? I get that university professors have a questionable (and wholly inaccurate) rap as slacker lotharios who use class time to yell about Vietnam, get drunk on Tuesday at 10 a.m., and can never be fired no matter how boring they are. But even if you think this is true, the idea of decimating entire academic departments is ridiculous, because universities need to teach things, or else they are strip malls. (Slate)
Flotsam and jetsam (11/22)
Good Reads
- Pastors and Vacations: Serving as a pastor is a joyful calling. Serving as pastor can be a stressful calling. Pastors desperately need time, extended time, to rest and recharge. Very few vocations have the emotional highs and lows as that of a pastor. (Thom Rainer)
- Don't Give Up on the Lecture: Especially since there is so much buzz around special merits of the undersung introvert, it is still surprising that the lecture format of learning is so commonly dismissed, and even disparaged. Is the teacher devoted to conveying serious concepts the best manager of a noisy, interactive classroom? Does it make sense to assume that a quiet student is always a disengaged student? There is no one method of education that fails across the board. (The Atlantic)
- Is It Actually Hard to Be a Pastor? As a pastor who often hears other ministers teach and preach, I am disturbed by the number of times pastors allude to their jobs as being particularly difficult. Yes, we face many challenges—ministry may involve times of high emotional and spiritual duress—but I don't think these difficulties merit special recognition with regard to other vocations. (Gospel Coalition)
- MOOCs Are Reaching Only Privileged Learners, Survey Finds: The pattern was true not only of MOOC students in the United States but also learners in other countries. In some foreign countries where MOOCs are popular, such as Brazil, China, India, Russia, and South Africa, "80 percent of MOOC students come from the wealthiest and most well educated 6 percent of the population," according to the paper. (Chronicle of Higher Education)
Flotsam and jetsam (11/18)
Good Reads
- Seven Trends in Church New Member Classes: The number of churches requiring a membership class has increased 400 percent in 15 years! That is one of seven key trends we see today in new member classes. Let's look at all seven. (Thom Rainer)
- Batkid: A Heartwarming, Very 2013 Story: In everyday life—the life that can be all too nonfictional—the Batkid is named Miles. He is 5 years old. He lives, with his family, near San Francisco. He has been battling leukemia since he was nearly 2. He is, and hopefully will remain, in remission. (The Atlantic)
- Which of the 11 American nations do you live in?: North America can be broken neatly into 11 separate nation-states, where dominant cultures explain our voting behaviors and attitudes toward everything from social issues to the role of government. (Washington Post)
- Generous Leadership vs. Closed Leadership: As Christian leaders, we can easily fall into the trap of becoming fearfully overprotective of what God has entrusted to us. But rather than letting our leadership become closed and defensive, we need to strive for generous leadership that keeps us trusting Jesus. (Resurgence)
A Prayer for Sunday (Jakob Boehme)
A German mystic and theologian, Jakob Boehme was famous throughout Europe for his creative, and often speculative, theology and his mystical writings. But he is probably best known for his influence on later movements like Pietism and German Romanticism, both of which looked to Boehme as an early exponent of their ideas.
Jakob Boehme died on November 17, 1624. In honor of his life and ministry, this Sunday's prayer comes from him.
Bless me, O God, the Father, Son and Holy Ghost, thou only true God. I thank thee through Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour, for thy preservation of me, and for all other benifits.
I now commend myself, both soul and body, and all that thou hast me to do in my employment or calling, into thy protection.
Saturday Morning Fun…Your Personality Type According to Lord of the Rings
It's gotten quite popular these days to match your Myers-Briggs personality type to characters in popular culture. You've probably seen already the Harry Potter Myers-Briggs Personality Types and the Star Wars MBTI chart. Now there's one for fans of The Lord of the Rings.
And I have to say that I'm feeling pretty good about who I got matched up with: Hermione Granger, Yoda, and Gandalf. I can definitely live with that.
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Photos and Description of this 5 bedroom holiday home in Culver - Corner Ten Cottage
5 Bedroom, 3.5 Bath Luxury Home
Built in 1985 and recently updated, our home features two complete kitchens and two living rm/entertainment areas. First floor master suite (queen bed) with private bath. Master bedrm (king bed) w/priv.bath, other bdrms have one king, two twins, and one double bed. Full hall bath serves these bedrooms. Zone air cond and heat (up and down). One of the best quality homes available.
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About Jim Sturman
Our family has been on Lake Maxinkuckee for five generations. This is our home. I am a Realtor in Culver and offer other properties that I manage as well. I have been selling and leasing real estate for over 40 years.
Jim Sturman purchased this house in 1985
Why Jim Sturman chose Culver
We built this home in 1985. Our home is one of the best quality properties available for rent on Lake Maxinkuckee. It is carefully maintained and fully equipped including fresh linens and constant updates. The secluded surrounded by woods, location, large yard make this a unique location.
What makes this house unique
This home features two kitchens and 'two generation' accommodations with up to date electronics on each side. The first floor suite no stairs to the lake mean great accessibility. Oversized pier overlooks the entire lake.


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Laura Poitras
Film/Video, 2008
Laura Poitras was nominated for an Academy Award and Independent Spirit Award for My Country, My Country (2006), which was released in the U.S. by Zeitgeist Films and broadcast on PBS's P.O.V. Both My Country, My Country and The Oath (2010) are part of a trilogy titled "The New American Century," about post-9/11 America. Poitras is currently working on The Guantanamo Project, a multimedia project to collect documents and artifacts from Guantanamo Bay Prison. Poitras is the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship and Peabody Award. Before making documentaries, she worked as a professional chef. Poitras lives in New York City and teaches documentary filmmaking at Yale University.
Awards and Accomplishments
Poitras receives a Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for her work with the Washington Post to break the Snowden Story
Poitras receives the George Polk Award for National Security Reporting
Poitras is included in the 2012 Whitney Biennial
Poitras is awarded a MacArthur "Genius" Grant
Poitras presents in the Creative Time Summit
2010: The Oath receives Excellence in Cinematography Award: U.S. Documentary at the 2010 Sundance Film Festival
2010: Poitras is in residence at MacDowell Colony for the month of August
2008: Poitras receives Tribeca Film Institute Fellowship for _Release_
The Oath
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Had A Pawtastic Time at the Novi Pet Expo And YOU Will too!
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Vail, CO
Normally not my scene, so I don't know if I was really shitfaced or if the place is really good. The music was pretty decent, the staff was your... (more)Rated
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City Limits Bar & Grill
Stratford, WI
Worth it to come here if you're VIP. The venue is pretty, with a pole in the middle of the dance floor and a nice spacious VIP section upstairs. The... (more)Rated
by Sherry W.


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Demi Lovato - Heart Attack
Artist: Demi Lovato
Producer: Suspex
Album: Untitled (TBD)
Avg Rating: 2.7 ( 14 votes )
Falling in love always involves some degree of risk and vulnerability, but pop songstress Demi Lovato's concerns go beyond the simple fear of rejection. As the X Factor judge alumnus reveals on her latest feature, she's worried she might not even survive the shock of a new romance: "If I ever did that, I think I'd have a Heart Attack." Already topping the iTunes Chart in nine countries (the U.S. included) just days after its release, the record depicts Lovato struggling with her feelings for a certain guy, unsure whether to lower her defenses or keep him at a safe distance. Grammy-nominated beat crew Suspex provide a catchy, synth-driven backdrop for her emotionally-charged vocal performance. Demi's fourth album at Hollywood Records has yet to receive a title or drop date, but we'll keep you posted on the project as further details emerge.
Written by richard on 02/26/13
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