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- Labor Relations and the Litigation Explosion: The Brookings Institution, 1987
- Unionism, Economic Stabilization, and Incomes Policy: The Brookings Institution, 1983
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Georgia Bulldog Allison Schmitt, already the recipient of bronze and silver medals at the 2012 London Olympics, took home the gold on Tuesday, setting new American and Olympic records in the process.
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Going into his 10th season, some folks are wondering how much time is left for him in Athens. I personally am wondering if that is more a reflection of his record (unlikely) or just the fact that we're not used to SEC coaches sticking around for that long.The above passage is the only part of Year2's examination of Mark Richt's longevity as the head coach of the Bulldogs with which I take issue. I disagree with that sentiment, for two reasons. First of all, the reason "some folks" are "wondering" about such things is that the "folks" in question know little to nothing about the University of Georgia, its history, its administration, or its fan base. The more you know about the culture in the Classic City, the more certain you are that there's nothing to all this "hot seat" nonsense. If Paul Finebaum says otherwise, it's only because Paul Finebaum doesn't know whereof he speaks, Paul Finebaum is more interested in stirring the pot than in making sense, or both. My second quarrel is separate, yet it also underscores the correctness of my initial objection. In Athens, we are, in fact, "used to SEC coaches sticking around for that long." Counting the head coach whose tenure overlapped with the founding of the Southeastern Conference, the Bulldogs have had eight head coaches as an SEC member institution. Only two of those served fewer than five seasons in that role. Since the SEC came into being, the Red and Black have been led by coaches who served ten years (Harry Mehre), 22 years (Wally Butts), and 25 years (Vince Dooley). As long as Mark Richt is not fired before the end of the 2010 season, half of the head football coaches to have served in Sanford Stadium in the SEC era will have lasted a decade or more between the hedges. I can't speak for the rest of the league, but, at Georgia, we're perfectly accustomed to seeing head coaches last for the long haul. I was in my first quarter as a student at the University of Georgia when my father and I attended the Bulldogs' season opener in Coach Dooley's final fall as the Red and Black coach. I will not be surprised in the slightest if my two-year-old daughter, Elizabeth, is in her first semester as a student at the University of Georgia when she and I attend the Bulldogs' season opener in Coach Richt's final fall as the Red and Black coach. Go 'Dawgs!
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"The whole thing was a perfect experience for me," Hernandez said. "I enjoy the All-Star Game so much, one of the great moments in baseball. You see everything differently when you are here with all of the top players in the game.
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Federica Marangoni, Venetian artist, worked internationally, since the 70's, inEurope, New York and Canada. Throughout her career she researched on various materials and technological media, Since the late sixties she was using plastics, polyester than neon and in the seventies she started employing Video and the moving image became part of her installations and videoperformance , in 1979 Marangoni did a 16mm film " The Box of Life" from one of her most important performances, in 1980 she has been invited to do a screening presentation of the film, at the Museum of Modern Art of New York together with her new performance "The Interrogation".
In 1970 she sets up in Venice her own design studio: Fedra Studio Design, focusing on product desing and graphic design. In the same year she begins to use and experiment with glass, working with continuos frequency in many Muranese furnaces. She creates both design objects for the production, as well as glass sculptures and large installations in which the technological media as video and neon light, combined with glass, made her work unique in the panorama of contemporary art.
From 1976 to 1989 she is assistant professor of the Dept. of Art and Art Education at New York University. She holds seminars at NYU an summer courses in Venice with a workshop on glass. She also holds lectures and courses in many universities in the United States and cultural centers: Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan (1977); Center for Creative Studies, Glass Dept. , University of Art and Design, Detroit, Michigan (1979); Patterson State College, N.J. (1978); Columbia University, New York, NY (1978); Parson School of Design, Altos de Chavon, Dominican Republic (workshop, November 1984); Pratt Institute, New York, NY (1995); Virginia Beach Art Center (1996). These last lectures focus on a theme Marangoni has long been inquiring: "Art, Art&Craft, Design: confrontation, analysis and interactivity". Many of her lectures focus on a theme Marangoni has long been exploring: "Art, Art&Craft, Design: confrontation, analysis and interactivity."
Public sculptures:
Fountain-sculpture diameter 12 m., industrial laminated glass, mosaic and green Murano glass rods, installed on the Paseo Torneo of the town of Seville.
Public work commissioned by FECSA Group, large coil in rusted iron, blue neon and row glass on the base.
- VENICE, ITALY, THE ELECTRONIC RAINBOW, 1997. Location Arsenale .
Multimedia video-installation, promoted by the City of Venice and Fondazione Mazzotta for the 47th Venice Bienniale. Laminated multicolored glass sheets , shards of glass, iron structure, 16 monitors, VHS tape 3D controlled by a computer.
- FONDAZIONE ROSSINI -BRIOSCO, ITALY, THE JACOB'S DREAM, 2001, Caged Ladder, Blu LED tubes, Hight 9 meters
- PORTOFINO, ITALY , Sculpture Park Museum, "LA SCALA INFINITA", 2001 white neon, iron, cadged ladder, 3 meters
Site specific-sculpture. Iron column with polychrome flow neon on both sides, iron structure arch holding
a multicolored rainbow in flat laminated glass, Murano glass shreds.
Suspended sculpture for the square of the Canarian Guvernement:
metal cage cube 2mx2m with blu moving light device, lavic stone on the floor with words ingraved : "The Light is Always Free".
- GENOVA ITALY, MEDESIGN exhibition, A BRIDGE THROUGH THE MEDITERRANEAN: VENICE/ ORIENT, 2004. PLASTIC TUBE : iron structure with neon and glass, PROTOTYPE.
- BORGHOLM, SWEDEN, Global Art Glass, NO MORE, 2005.
, layered glass wall 270cm x 300, red neon inscription cm 250x300,
central breach with raw red glass breaking through.
Multimedia site specific sculpture 9m high RAINBOW , in laminated glass and flow neon tubes, built site specific for the Patio of the Italian Institute of Culture, calle Major, Madrid Spain.
- LA CERRETA Sculpture Park in progress, UMBRIA \ ITALY , "CONJUNCTION", Installation of the light public sculpture site specific, may 2011, red LED tubes, row glass , Iron structure , 6m H
- TOWN OF ESTE, PADOVA , ITALY , , public sculpture, site specific, located in the Park of the Medioeval Castle, "LA VOLIERA\ THE AVIARY", July 2011 , H m3 x 2.50x200 Base Iron structure , metal cage and polycrom ceramic.
- CAVALLINO JESOLO, VENEZIA, Art Hotel Private collection, outdoor artwork :"THE CADGED BUTTERFLIES", July 2011, h 300 cm , Glass butterflies with LED suspended in a cage.
Selection of Exhibitions
1980-New York, MoMA Museum of Modern Art, performance installation The Interrogation and projection of the 16mm film The Box of Life, curator Cee Brown. The film was acquired by the Archive of media arts of MoMA.
Montreal, Canada, Musée d'Art Contemporaine Véhicule de Montreal, solo exhibition with installation, performance and 16mm film.
New York, Franklin Furnace, exhibition of the group Audiotransart Inc.
Ferrara, Italy, Palazzo dei Diamanti, Centro Attività Visive, solo exhibition Decompositions, works from 1975 to 1980. On this occasion were presented works in wax on metal sheets, the remains of Marangoni's performances, curator Franco Farina.
Milan, Palazzo Reale, La camera incantata, curator Vittorio Fagone.
1980, Venice, Biennale, The Time of Museum Venice, multimedia environment Life is Time and Memory of Time. Exhibition Catalogue.
Musèe des Arts Dècoratifs (Lousanne 1988/92), Museum Bellerive (Zurich 1988), Palazzo Dugnani (Milan Town Hall -1984), Hara Museum (Tokyo 1990), Kunstmuseum (Dusseldorf 1990), Hivernacle (Ajuntamient de Barcelona (1989), Holly Salomon Gallery (New York 1995), Center for the Arts (Virginia U.S.A. 1996), Venice Biennale 1997: glass-video sculpture "The Electronic Rainbow", Palazzo Ducale 'Aperto Vetro (Venezia 1998), Skulpturen-Glaskasten Museum Marl ( DE - 2000).
Venice-Lido, International exhibition of sculpture in the open air: "Open", work exhibited Freheit , neon and glass Coil. Curator Pierre Restany. Exhibition Catalogue.
Venice, for the 45th Biennale d'Arte, Marangoni exhibited the public sculpture Jacob's Dream, a ladder in blue LED light in front of the church of Santa Maria della Salute on the Grand Canal. This installation was then acquired by the Fondazione Rossini, Briosco, Milano.
Venice, Sala Badoer, San Giovanni Evangelista, solo exhibition The Caged Paradise/Il paradiso ingabbiato, installations encaged in a metal framework, in Murano glass, neon and video.
Rome, Palazzo della Civiltà, Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Termini Station, Tower of peace. The strategy of art against the strategy of violence, curator Marco Maria Gazzano, work projected Bleeding Heart/Art Dripping Rainbow, animation by B-movie.
Milan, Galleria Artesanterasmo-Fidia, anthological solo exhibition Light: Ephemeral Material of a Quest.
Portofino, Italy, Museo del Parco, permanent installation of the work The endless ladder. Collection Catalogue, curator Daniele Crippa.
Venice, Peggy Guggenheim Collection, special event presentation of the anthology volume Electronic: mother of a humanistic dream and of the video-sculpture Dripping Rainbow-Bleeding Heart/ART.
Borgholms Slott, Öland, Sweden, Global Art Glass Triennial, curators Barbo&Börge Kamras. Exhibition Catalogue.
Genova, Spazio della Volta, Between fire and Ice of communication.
Ferrara, Zuni Arte Contemporanea, Decima Biennale Donna, curator Lola Bonora
Milan, Fondazione Mazzotta, The Heart; Exhibition Catalogue.
Jesi, Italy, Convention's Palace De Te Fabula: self portrait in the contemporary Italian Art. Catalogue Artemisia Editions.
Chianti Sculpture Park, Siena, installation and acquisition of a permanent site specific artwork in iron, glass and neon Rainbow Crash. Collection Catalogue.
Venice, Thetis Foundation, presentation of the suspended public work Jaula de luz/Light Cage, iron large cage with a rotating blue light: a site specific public work commission of the Canary Government for the Presidential Square of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain, installed and inaugurated on March 8th, 2004. This suspended artwork became part of a public collection of more than 40 pieces of sculptures collected by Santa Cruz de Tenerife under the title Esposición Internacional de escultura en la calle.
Lido-Venice, International exhibition of sculpture in the open air: Open, videoinstallation Tolerance: monument to friendship, dedicated to Pierre Restany. Exhibition Catalogue.
Montecatini, Italy, Avantgarde: scultures in urban space, project by Montecatini Town Hall, Culture Council and Portofino, Museo del Parco, artwork Freiheit. Exhibition Catalogue.
New York, Henry Buhl Collection, acquisition of one element, a wax hand in a metal mirrored box, from the installation Straphangers, 1981.
Genoa exhibition MeDesign, forme del Mediterraneo/Mediterranean shapes, curated by the University of Architecture and Design Genoa, section Contaminations.curator Viana Conti, Exhibition Catalogue.
Venice, Palazzo Franchetti, Institute of Letters Science and Arts, Vetri nel mondo: oggi, curator Rosa Barovier. Exhibition Catalogue.
Urbino, Italy, Rocca di Sasso Corvaro, Assolo Donna, Videoprojection and installation Tolerance-In-Tolerance, curator Marco Maria Gazzano.
Bellinzona, Switzerland, CAC Ticino, Centro d'Arte Contemporanea, The vanities of the caged bird.
Öland, Sweden, Global Art Glass, Third triennial, 26 artists, 14 countries, one castle, beside the kingdom of glass, presentation of the artwork No More. Exhibition Catalogue.
New York, USA, Remy Toledo Gallery, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, invited women artists Mary Beth Edelson, Carolee Schneemann, Judy Chicago, Monika Weiss, Sara Modiano, Federica Marangoni, Marcia Grostein, Ana Mendieta.
Madrid, Spain, Circulo de Bellas Artes, Tolerance-In-Tolerance, solo exhibition. Exhibition Catalogue.
New York, USA, Remy Toledo Gallery Tolerance-In-Tolerance, solo exhibition. Exhibition Catalogue.
Venice, Ikona Photo Gallery, No More, solo exhibition.
Madrid, Spain, Institute of Italian Culture, Installation of the site specific media artwork Continuity and solo anthology exhibition The sites of Utopia.
Pesaro, Italy, Arti elettroniche Università degli Studi di Roma Tre, Department of Communication and performing Art , curator Marco Maria Gazzano; catalogue Kinema Cultural assocition, August 2006.
Palm Beach, USA, Artfair, January 2007
Venice, Spazio Candiani Artisti veneti negli anni '70 (Venetian Artists of the '70's). Exhibition Catalogue.
Milan, Castello Sforzesco, 100 years Anniversary of Mondadori publisher, Decode Elements, 10 projects for 10 artists.
Milan, Biblioteca di Via Senato,May , "The Archive on Fire", Large Glass Book with back projection. event.
Castell'Arquato (PC) Palazzo della Pretura, Virginia Woolf: una stanza tutta per te… seven artists invited. Exhibition Catalogue.
Pittsburgh USA, Carnegie Museum of Art Viva Vetro! Glass Alive! Venice and America, one room for the Artist. Catalogue of the exhibition.
Venice, Cornice Art Fair, June 2007. Exhi bition Catalogue.
Biella, Italy, Silvy Bassanese Arte Contemporanea, exhibition Terribly Emotional, November 24th – March 1st 2008.Curator V. Conti
Genova, Italy VillaCroce Museum, installation dedicated to Virginia Wolf " The Room of Unwritten words" Book Signing, September 30th
New York , Institute of Italian Culture, Solo anthology exhibition and Book presentation/ signing "The Sites of Utopia".
Bellinzona, Museo del Castello Sforzesco di Sasso Corbaro, Terribly Emotional.Curator V. Conti
Milan, Fondazione Biblioteca di Via Senato, Un libro in maschera. Exhibition Catalogue.20, Marzo 2008, curator Gioia Mori
Genoa, "Successi", curator Arturo Schwartz , ARTRE Gallery
Perla's Gallery, "Silent Scream", for women March 8th, one painting withNeon words
NEW YORK, installation of the sculpture "The Tree of Life", Ophelia and William Rudin commission, 211 E 71st at 3rd Avenue
Milano, "Plaza, International Contemporary Art Exhibition", "Beyond the Limit". "No More" at Piazza della Scala. november 9th
VERCELLI, "Clicking the Cosmos opening a window on darkness" , public works in the Town: "NO MORE", location of the Artwork in front of the Synagogue. January / February 2009
Alcorcon, Madrid, Centro de las Artes, solo exhibition anthology. "Luz Y Sombra" / "Light and Shade".opening February 2nd / June 23rd 2009
Biella, Silvy Bassanese Gallery, "PEOPLE", solo exhibition and presentation/signing of the book "The Sites of Utopia" . Curator Viana Conti, october 2009
Triennale di Milano, ceiling suspended 30 Monitors Videoinstallation: " Tolerance In Tolerance" and book signing :"The Sites of Utopia" Milano, May 2009
Venice, Istituto Veneto di Scienze Lettere ed Arti, "Glasstress", exhibition under the auspices of the Venetian Biennale, curator A.Berengo.
VENICE, Hotel Bauer in the occasion of the Iinternational Venice Biennale of Art," STAZIONI di LUCE", two artworks site specifics presented, June 1st/ November 30th
Genoa, Ghiglione Gallery, "Terribly Emotional", By Viana Conti, Catalogue of Exhibition.
Genoa, Unimedia Modern Contemporary Art: " BAD GIRLS".
Genova, Italy , installation : "Symbols and Fetishes" for. "The ROLLI Days", art in the historical Palaces of Genoa, with ARTRE Gallery, May 21st / 22nd
Genoa, " Non si butta via nulla", Villa Imperiale, ARTRE Gallery
PADUA, Cultural center S. Gaetano:" PERCORSI DELLO SGUARDO", curator N.Galvan for the Padua Town Hall.
Arezzo (Italy) Group Exhibition "QUOD ERAT DEMONSTRANDUM", may 21th -june 5th. Ten women artists for a project at Palazzo Lombardi
54th International art exhibition \ La Biennale di Venezia. Italian Pavillion. "L'Arte non è cosa nostra", curator Vittorio Sgarbi. Mixed media installation of light and video ESCAPE, presentation text by Alvise Zorzi. june 2011
Venezia, Group Exhibition "PALAZZO ZENOBIO PER L'ARTE, " , with the artwork LIGHT DIALOGUE. Curator Roberta Semeraro. September 2011
Milan, Group Exhibition "ABITA-MI 2011", Milano Fair. 7 artist for 7 projects.
Biella, Italy, Group Exhibition "INCERTE PATRIE", Silvy Bassanese Arte Contemporanea, Curator Viana Conti, Ottobre 2011
Genoa, Group Exhibition in two locations, Villa Croce Contemporary Art Museum and La Commenda di Pre "NEL SEGNO DELLA DONNA", 8 Artists invide. Curators V.Monteverde, L.Leone
" La Cerreta Park, Private Collection, Umbria", may 2011
Installation of the site specific, public sculpture "CONJUNCTION", red LED light, 6m H raw red glass into the caged base.
Este (Padova) , Installation of the public sculpture, site specific, located in the Park of the medioeval castle, "LA VOLIERA\ THE AVIARY", July 29th 2011
Cavallino Jesolo (Venezia), Art Hotel Private collection, Installation of the sculpture "THE CADGED BUTTERFLIES", July 31st 2011
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Bed was to hard, uncomfortable and breakfast biscuits were hard.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Convenient Frisco Area location"
Good location, close to highways & resturants. Friendly staff, very good breakfast! Good value.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Hotel Staff"
The staff at this hotel was warm & friendly. The overnight desk agent was particularly helpful and polite. I would highly recommend staying here. Price was right, food within walking distance and helpful/friendly staff make it five stars in my book!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Really nice hotel at an affordable price!"
It's not a big hotel but it excedes all the basicsGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Just Frisco for the weekend"
Nice place in general. In town for the USA Ultimate tourny which was 5 miles from the hotel, the desk staff were very helpful in helping us with the location and hotel transportation to and from if it was available to us. Missed breakfast but the seating area looked rather small.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Weekend getaway"
Everything was great. This was our 3rd stay there and we love it. The only thing I might have had an issue with was the teenagers on the floor we were on running up and down the hall giggling after we had gone to bed. But that wasn't the hotels fault. Close to where we shop and steak houses on both sides. And we love the selections they have for breakfast. […] We will definitely stay there again! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Not bad"
It felt safe and pretty comfy. The pool wasn't working.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great location"
We stayed here while attending a conference at the Frisco convention center. This hotel was just 3 minutes away and one of the lower priced hotels. The staff were extremely helpful during our stay. A grocery store is nearby as well as every major store plus the huge Stonebrier Mall. The beds were a little soft for us and the room (non-smoking) seemed […] to gain a cigarette smell as the week went on. Breakfast included sausage, scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, as well as pastries and other cold items. We would definitely stay here again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Was pleasantly surprised with the overall condition of the hotel. The room and hallways were clean. Hotel was also in a good location. Will probably stay here again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"One of the nicest stay since I started in Chicago"
Clean, comfortable; gentle and helpfull staff. To be recommended...Genuine Expedia guest review
"a good value for the money"
This hotel is very clean and the rooms are comfortable. The free wi fi and free full breakfast are great extras and the staff is excellent. 3 things that could have been better : (1) the air conditioner fan in my room was really noisy on its high speed (2) the breakfast room was so hot it was impossible to eat breakfast in there (3) the TV is my room […] was not HD Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great Stay"
We were attending a Gymnastics meet so there was quite a few of us with young (6 - 9) children. The rooms were all ready, the employees were quick to answer any questions and helped those of us that locked their keys in the room. The rooms were nice size and very comfortable. The breakfast included hot foods as well as fruits, muffins, yogurt, etc. […] Good coffee and plenty of it as well as milk and juices. One party checked out before heading to the meet the next morning, but the employees kept her pillow at the front so it was easy for her to retrieve. They put up with all of us and the young girls running all over the place. I certainly would recommend. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Lobby and hallways were hot"
Bar next door blared country music until midnight.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great shopping area and restaurants"
the hotel seemed kind of creepy and old. The bed and pillows not confortable at all. The pillows seemed like they've had them for years. I would not stay there again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Close to mall"
Great place for the price. Bed a little hard for my taste.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
We 'll be back. Enjoyed the restaurant on adjacent property. Very near church we attended. Good location!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"It's All About the Pillows"
The room was comfortable and clean. However, it was directly over the pool, and there were people playing and yelling in the pool until pretty late. But, the main problem I had was the pillows! There were 4 square pillows, like throw pillows. They had cases on them, but if I had shared that room with someone, I would have had to ask for more pillows. […] It was hard to get them "just right". But overall, it was satisfactory. I would stay there again. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great place"
This is the 4th time we've been down here this year and it's great every timeGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Review of Inn of Stonebriar"
Hotel was ok, but very hard to find. Was using a GPS it took me close to it but a small sign on street with other signs and the hotel is set back off of street so it was very hard to find. A/C was very loud in the room but it did keep it cool.Genuine Expedia guest review
"older hotel but clean, roomy"
It is a great location, close to restaurants and shopping. (We ate at the La Hacienda across the parking lot.) Room was large, bed was pretty comfortable. Everything was clean. Breakfast was standard fare but service was outstanding. Only downsides I experienced were the "old, smoky" smell when you walk in which they try to cover up with heavy floral […] scent and the TV is in a cabinet where it is only visible from the bed. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Pleasant stay"
Room was clean, beds were very comfortable, staff polite, breakfast decent, overall our experience was good the only issue i had was there was a dark spot on the ceiling, it looked as if a bug had been killed there and everytime i looked at it, it grossed me out.Genuine Expedia guest review
"OK hotel Mid town Frisco, TX"
Was okay not sure I would stay there again.. Stains on all the Pillows, remote didn't work on TV... Booked 2 queens beds didn't have a room for us with two beds when we got there and didn't try to fix the problem just told us it is what it is that all we have. Check in guys wasn't very friendly.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Inn at Stonebriar"
Room was decent, nothing fancy, but had a small refrigerator and microwave, which are great when traveling with family, and we appreciated them both. Temperature was difficult to control with window unit, and beds were rock hard, but overall, a good stay, and will go back when in the area again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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Attempted to check in early (1pm v 3pm). Front desk was vacated, Bertha seemed genuinely bothered to contact housekeeping to expedite room cleaning to be ready by 2pm. Went across the street for an hour to kill time. Upon return at 2pm, front desk vacated. once again, Bertha seemed irritated that we were trying to check in at 2pm as we agreed. It took […] 5. minutes for her to discern this info by walking the hotel to locate housekeeping staff or checking the room herself. Apparently, no radio comms with other staff. Otherwise, a normal hotel stay. Mgmt is still learning to walk the front desk labor cost line. Very strange having no one at front desk for long periods of time. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Friendly staff, clean room"
My husband and I stayed for our anniversary and we were very pleased with our stay. The room was nice and comfortable, and the jetted tub in our room was very nice. The hotel is close to all the shopping areas and attractions in Frisco.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Clean Hotel...uncomfortably hard mattresses."
Booked 2 nights, only stayed for one. Beds were very uncomfortable. Handicap Accessible Room on 1st floor (102) was cramped. Not enough room for a wheelchair to maneuver. Room was clean and cold. Complimentary breakfast was good.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Friendly staff"
The lady cleaning the rooms went out of her way to help me with ice Thank YouGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Kind of hard to see from the road nice area"
Room was pleasant, would stay there again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"close to soccer stadium"
The dining area for the free breakfast was too small. We couldn't get in close enough to see if there was something we wanted for breakfast. Went to Ihop. My kids slept fine, but I did not. Uncomfortable mattress.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"work related"
work related. the location is walking distance from the place I work at and I have stayed here many times before when traveling to/from my home was not possibleGenuine Expedia guest review
"We have no complaints we enjoyed the free breakfas"
The hotel was very good . It met all of our needs. It was older than another hotel we stayed in for the next two nights. But we would recommend it as a good place to stayGenuine Expedia guest review
"Clean Hotel"
My room was very nice. It had a king bed and room was big. One thing I really liked was the small fridge and microwave in room, plus a coffee maker. There were some very loud people outside at pool at 6:30am and I called front desk and they took care of it immediately. Air condition worked great. I will be staying here again. I'm a very picky person, […] as far as room being clean, and it was. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Worked well for the 2 of us"
Excellent service desk and housekeeping folks. Coffee and hot water always availableGenuine Expedia guest review
"LOVED IT!!!! GREAT hotel in a GREAT location!!!"
My room was clean and comfortable. I had a fridge, microwave, coffee maker, hair dryer, & iron in my room. Breakfast in the morning was so yummy, and they had good coffee in convenient to go cups. The staff was friendly. The location was awesome! There are so many good places to eat right around this hotel. There was a good restaurant with a bar right […] across the parking lot. There is some awesome shopping to, including a mall with a ice rink & movie theater inside!!! I LOVED IT! I would stay here again anytime!!! :-D Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"A good value within Frisco"
The hotel is nice and clean. The beds are decently comfortable. It rained the whole time we stayed and our room stayed slightly humid even with the AC on. I would recommend staying here again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
breakfast was great. Location was great. Close to many restaurants. Price was very good. Will stay there again!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Probably won't do again unless we have to..."
The front desk man was very kind and friendly. The carpeting in our room was sticky EVERYWHERE. Like it really needed cleaned. The wi-fi was non-existent and we really had a hard time getting any reception from it at all. We won't stay here again unless we have to. Simply because we want wi-fi and the carpeting grossed me out. Even when walking on it […] with my socks. I wasn't about to walk on it barefoot. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Great value and breakfast - only complaint was that someone before us had clearly been smoking in the non-smoking room.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice people"
Great restaurant in parking lot tooGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Parrothead Weekend"
We were in town for the Jimmy Buffett concert. Hotel was very clean, smelled great, the staff was very friendly and efficient. The lady behind the counter told us about their shuttle to and from the concert, which was a pretty good deal. I will definitely consider this hotel again next time I need a room in Frisco!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great hotel for the family."
The hotel was really neat and clean and the staff was very helpfyl with directions.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great for business trip in the area"
Great price, staff was friendly, easy to find. Lots of places to eat around the area.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Very great place to stay"
Larger sign out by the street, we pass by the sign. Maybe out back make an exit to the stop light. We enjoyed staying an will stay again when in Dallas. Plenty of eating places,shopping,movies. Outstanding place.Genuine Expedia guest review
"It was ok"
There was something sticky all over the carpeting ! Overall. An ok experience but I would not go backGenuine Hotels.com guest review
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"Close to meeting location"
The room was nice, but there was a very bright light right outside the window with no blackout shade. The entire room stayed pretty well lighted the entire night. Like the choice of soft or firm pillow.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"More bang for your bucks!"
Great location, friendly staff, excellent hot breakfast, we will return!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Good hotel at a decent rate"
The staff was very nice and helpful at The Inn at Stonebriar, and the location is actually fairly convenient to see and hang out around the North Dallas area/suburbs. The room was big and comfortable, and the bed was very nice. The only real issue I had was that the overall cleanliness and condition of the hotel was ok - not great, but ok. Kind of […] like staying at one of your relatives houses when they hadn't had time to really clean and straighten everything before you arrived. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Had a great time everybody was friendly the room was very clean the location was greatGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Spacious rooms. Front desk put is on third floor in consideration that kids could be stomping on the second floor.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
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We might have to throw in Flores. I'd still do it. David has 3B locked for next 8 years. And NO Wilmer can't play shortstop or 2B. His body is developing into a Miguel Cabrera-type mold.
Then again, since Anthopoulus is clearly going for it, he'll probably want Major League ready pieces...
NO. They don't want prospects back. They want to win now. So that means one of Parnell, Francisco, or Duda would be in there.
My best guess is its Dickey and Parnell for Gose, D'arnaud, and Nolin.
Rosenthal is the source, by the way. He says that's how the Blue Jays and Marlins trade got so out of hand (12 players).
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Dickey + Niese + Tejada + Parnell + Flores = Reyes + D'Arnaud + Gose + Snygaarden + I don't know who else there is, lol...
>>>I dont think D'Arnaud is in the deal. It was just reported Gose is in it, I cant see them trading both.
No, no. It read more like Anthopoulus wouldn't trade JUST Dickey for D'Arnaud. We'd have to throw in someone else (prospect or ML-ready contributor) for D'Arnaud and another prospect.
Rosenthal's point being that to make the trade work, more pieces would have to be added, balanced, added, balanced, etc, etc. Hence the magnitude of the TOR-MIA blockbuster.
>>>We aren't trading both Neise and Dickey. We aren't the Marlins
You sure about that? Both franchises have cheap owners (relative to their geographical locales) and were fighting for 4th place in the division in late September.


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DHEC observing National Mosquito Control Awareness Week
COLUMBIA, S.C. – In observance of National Mosquito Control Awareness Week, the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control is reminding South Carolinians how to reduce their risk from the serious diseases mosquitoes can carry.
"The week of June 24 is an opportunity for us to share valuable information with the public about the significance of mosquitoes in their daily lives and the important service provided by mosquito control workers throughout our state," said Sue Ferguson, an environmental health manager with DHEC's Bureau of Environmental Health. "Everyone can take part in local mosquito prevention and control efforts by doing some basic cleaning activities around their home.
"Removing items from your yard that collect water, cleaning roof gutters and filling in low-lying areas will help prevent mosquitoes from breeding and allow outdoor activities such as gardening, barbecues and outdoor sports to be safer and more enjoyable," she said.
According to Ferguson, mosquito populations can emerge from very small amounts of water, if that water is allowed to stagnate.
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- Remove any buckets, cups, bottles, flowerpots, plastic bags, tires or any water-holding containers that might have accumulated outside.
- Do not allow water to stagnate in low-lying areas of the yard, in boats or on tarps that cover yard items such as boats, swimming pools, grills and woodpiles.
- Keep birdbaths and pet bowls clean. Flush with clear water and clean out at least once a week.
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- Make sure outdoor trash cans have tight-fitting lids. If lids are not available, drill holes in the bottom of the can.
- Make sure screens on windows and doors are in good repair.
- Stock ornamental ponds with minnows or use appropriately labeled products to control mosquito larvae.
- Trim and maintain shrubs and grass.
"It is important to learn how to avoid mosquito bites to reduce our chances of exposure to mosquito-borne diseases, as well as to conduct mosquito prevention and control efforts year-round, especially during spring, summer and fall," said Chris Evans, a Ph.D. entomologist with DHEC's Bureau of Laboratories. "Mosquitoes become infected with a virus when they feed on infected birds. They then transmit the virus, during feeding, to humans and animals."
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- Use appropriate insect repellents according to label directions.
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How do I adjust the sound settings on my computer and in Skype for Windows 7?
This sound set-up guide will help you change the sound settings in Skype and on your PC to get the best sound performance out of Skype.
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Click Start and type "sound" into the search bar. A list of search matches is displayed.
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New principal announced for McNamara High School
Van de Waag served as lecturer, chaplain-in-residence and member of the Admissions Committee at Georgetown for the past five years, as assistant professor at Marymount University, and as teacher and campus minister at McNamara.
He has an undergraduate degree from Georgetown University, a master's degree from the Duke School of Divinity, a Ph.D. from Duquesne University, and he will complete his Post-Master's Certificate in Educational Leadership and Administration from George Washington University this spring.
Thanks were extended to Reginald Brady who has served as interim principal for the past year. He will continue as such until the new principal takes over and then will remain on as associate principal/dean of students.
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Linda worked in landscaping at Andrews until retiring with a disability. She enjoyed gardening, swimming in the pool, playing with her dog and cat, and "girls' day out."
Her parents, sister Betty Lukacsina, and brothers Joe and Jerry Nichols preceded her in death. She is survived by her husband of 32 years, Keith Estep, daughter Jeannie and husband Jiggs Knowles, Sr., and grandsons Jiggs, Jr. and Keifer Knowles. Four brothers, John, Jack, James and Jimmy Nichols, and six sisters, Shirley Lynch, Mary Taylor, Helen Nichols-Richardson, Dottie Fletcher, Lydia Duncan, Judy Barragan and lots of nieces and nephews survive her.
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Lucius, a young man whose fascination with witchcraft leads him to believe he can be transformed into a bird, instead becomes a donkey. Whirled off by robbers, he embarks on a series of adventures and misadventures. Confronted eventually with the prospect of a stage performance where he is supposed to demonstrate his sexual prowess with a woman, he is overwhelmed by a religious vision and is finally initiated into the cult of the goddess Isis.'A dazzling combination of parable, allegory, satire, robust humour, sex, violence, Grand Guignol, confession and buffoonery, a unique feat of creative fantasy' E. J. Kenney in the Introduction
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Avid announced today the grand opening of Pyntago, a new HD studio featuring a 32–fader System 5-MC. The studio, based in Amersfoort, the Netherlands, is geared for HD audiovisual post productions and also serves as an HD education center for professional and aspiring sound engineers and producers. Furthermore Pyntago is one of the leading production studios for Dressage Freestyle Music.
"Pyntago is a production studio with many different clients and projects. For this reason we needed to design a versatile environment where we would be able to change studio and equipment configurations at the push of a button," said Olaf Ramak, co-owner of Pyntago. "Coming from different platforms and various remotes we needed a solution that not only tied them together, but also enabled us to accept bigger and more complex productions. The System 5-MC simply does the job."
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Experts to discuss practical issues for U.S.-European Union business relationships and the impact of the Euro
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Mount Morrison/The Great White Fang Climber's Log
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|Steve Mackay
|Route Climbed: East Slope Date Climbed: June 1977
|Hiked up the canyon east of the peak then up the steep, rubbly slope directly to the notch where the northeast ridge meets the peak. From there, we headed south a bit, then zigzagged up narrow, scree-covered ledges to the summit. A large snowpatch just below the top kept things interesting. Descended to the notch, then traversed north to the top of Peak 11,108. Slid down the east side of that one to regain the floor of the canyon. The climbing was loose and not very enjoyable, but the views were quite nice. I'd do it again.
|Posted May 18, 2005 4:49 pm
|alpine master
|Route Climbed: East slope Date Climbed: Aug. 1997
|Climbed this long before I was in summit post. Made this a two day hike just for the fun of it. Got caught in a shale landslide on the way down. Got a little cut up but no big deal. Great hike.
|Posted Apr 4, 2005 3:18 pm
|Steve Larson
|Route Climbed: Northwest ridge Date Climbed: March 11, 2005
|Mike Boyer and I attempted this during a warm spell in early March. We made it about two-thirds of the way up before Mike began feeling the effects of AMS. We didn't make the summit, but it was a spectacular outing. Lousy rock, though.
|Posted Mar 18, 2005 1:10 am
|Route Climbed: SE scramble and summits traverse Date Climbed: 2003-2005
|The SE scramble is a nice day outing. More fun in the winter though. It was a nice loop to traverse the summit ridge (watch out for the loose easy 5th near the South West summit). We were able to work down to the convict canyoun trail from the south summit with out much difficulty.
|Posted Feb 28, 2005 4:28 pm
|Route Climbed: Route 1 Date Climbed: Aug. 17, 1982
|First climb for brother and I. He swore off mountaineering for ten years or more because of this little nightmare. Of course we were just kids when we did it.
|Posted Feb 13, 2005 2:36 am
|Route Climbed: East slope Date Climbed: May 1979
|Fun hike with fantastic views.
|Posted Dec 10, 2004 8:24 pm
|Rick Kent
|Route Climbed: East Slope Date Climbed: Oct 16, 2004
|Had great weather most of the day. I detoured into easy class 3 toward the top and managed to avoid some of the loose stuff. On the way down I scrambled up and over Peak 11,100 along the ridge.
|Posted Oct 18, 2004 1:25 pm
|Route Climbed: up - e slope var. / down - e slope Date Climbed: October 16, 2004
|Posted Oct 16, 2004 11:59 pm
|Route Climbed: East Slope Date Climbed: May, 1979
|My first major Sierra Pk
|Posted Jun 6, 2004 12:48 am
|Matthew Holliman
|Route Climbed: NW Ridge (ascent) / East Face (descent) Date Climbed: May 7, 2004
|Fun outing--although the ridge wasn't as exciting as expected, most of it no more than class 2. Although a bit loose, the rock wasn't really much worse than the stuff I found on Clyde Minaret or Rodgers Peak.
|Posted May 24, 2004 1:43 pm
|Bob Burd
|Route Climbed: Northwest Ridge Date Climbed: May 7, 2004
|As loose scrambles go, this is a fun one. The wind was blowing pretty good which kept things chilly, but at least the sun was out. Took a return trip up and over Mono Jim on Morrison's northeast side. Trip Report
|Posted May 21, 2004 11:43 am
|Route Climbed: East side from Tobacco Flat Date Climbed: March 2001
|Scrambled up loose ribs. Several small avalanches in the gullies on this side. Nice ski down the hanging valley!
|Posted Jan 20, 2004 1:29 pm
|Route Climbed: East Slope Via Hanging Valley Date Climbed: August 21
|The hanging valley seemed to drag on forever and was very tiring. We reached the confluence of the Hanging valley / East Slope, but we were bombarded by clouds and rain. We didn't reach the summit, and descended down the slope on the other side of peak 10,858. A very long descent this way, especially through the wind and rain.
|Posted Aug 23, 2003 2:08 am
|Route Climbed: East Slope via the hanging valley above Convict Lake Date Climbed: July 2002
|I first climbed this peak by the same route alone on July 25, 1994. I had previously tried the West Ridge Direct with James Reed and Joey Macaluso, but we were turned back by darkness within shouting distance of the summit. This ridge is incredibly loose! The 2nd East Ridge climb, made with ScottyS, was much more casual except for the T-Storms dropping rain and hail on our heads. Made the top during a lull in the storms, and hightailed it back to the lake. For more detailed info, visit my Mt.Morrison page.
|Posted Sep 27, 2002 5:48 pm
|Route Climbed: East Slope via hanging valley south of Convict Date Climbed: July, 2002
|Dayhiked with bearbnz after bailing early off of the NE Williamson ridge. Dodged more T-storms all the way up! Started from the "day use" parking area at 1205 and ended at 1740 for a total time of 5hrs 35min.
|Posted Aug 13, 2002 11:47 pm
|Route Climbed: south ridge Date Climbed: September, 1997
|I made a base camp in a high saddle above and SW of Convict Lake. I made a summit attempt from here up a horrendously loose scree couloir on the NW side. I got to the top of the couloir after much effort only to be turned around by a difficult loose looking class 4-5 ridge to the summit. The next day I circumnavigated the mountain, crossed a large snowfield, and climbed the south ridge with a class 3-4 variation. Nice climb; scarry loose rock everywhere! I climbed this peak previously in 1968 with my dad, in preparation for climbing in the Alps.
|Posted Jul 9, 2002 9:08 pm
|Route Climbed: Eastern route Date Climbed: August 18, 2001
|Day hiked from Convict Lake. Final approach difficult due to loose rocks. Great view from the summit.
|Posted Jul 7, 2002 9:26 pm
|Bob Burd
|Route Climbed: East Slope Date Climbed: July 5, 1997
|Aside from the loose rock, this is a fairly easy peak to climb due to the short approach. I got a late start because I ran the Mammoth Lakes 10K in the morning, and it was pretty warm climbing up the lower slopes. I almost turned back due to apathy, but am glad I kept going. The views are pretty nice, too. Trip report
|Posted Aug 31, 2001 8:56 pm