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Schools Seeking 500 Participants Eastern Howard Community Schools is inviting all residents of the district to participatein a series of three " Choose Eastern! " meetings beginning Thursday, February 20, at 7 p. m. in the high school main gymnasium. Follow- upmeetings will be conducted on two Thursday, March 20 and April 17, also at 7 p. m. in the high school main gym. The purpose of the meetings is to involve as many Eastern Howard citizens as possible to examine all aspects of the school environment, i n c l u d i n g c u r r i c u l u m , f a c i l i t i e s , equipment, personnel, and community relations. Ultimately, participants will identify the district's top priorities and report them to the community and to the Eastern Howard school board. The recruitment phase of the " Choose Eastern!" campaign is being called " The Eastern 500," the minimum number of Eastern Howard citizens it would like to involve in the process. A reminder of the first meeting Town Office. r S placement for his seat needs to be found. Quarterly meetings of the plan commission will be at 6: 30 p. m. on April 1, July 1, and October 7. Robert Armstrong was were elected President and vice Pelreecsitdeedn t* V ice Ropgreers idweonltf. e wTahse Bproeasrdid oefn t, respe~ ctively,~ of the ~ d ~ . Council voted to retain the Town attorney, engineer and all Town co u n til Vat e S employees. Appointments to committees, boat club, glass Flat Fee. museum board and library board At their first meeting of 1997, the Greentown Town Council The Town Council will meet the passed an ordinance providing first Tuesday of each month in a flat fee of $ 600 for water hook- 1997. ups. Hook- ups have been charged on a time- and- materials President Armstrong stated basis. According to water his goals for the coming year as: superintendent, Kevin Moss, 1. looking into an unsafe this made it difficult to quote building ordinance prices and in some cases 2. examining sewage rates provided inequities, depending 3. getting the Greentown on which side of the street the Main Street projects defined in water main was located. such a manner that the town can The Council voted to accept get a share of EDIT taxes. the dedication to the Town by Crow- Rayl, Inc., of Callis Ridge, Stan Johnson was re- elected and of Willow Glen and the chairman of the plan commission Meadows Phase II subject to with Lou Blanco vice chairman. bonds for sidewalks of $ 12,000 It was announced that Dona1 in Willow Glen and $ 12,80Oin the Butler has resigned a_ nd a re- Meadows. Ele- c t e d At the annual reorginazion meeting of the Town Council, Gene fingery and Gary Lacy I also remain the same. will be mailed to each household the week of February 10. Although registration prior to the February 20 meeting is not necessary, people who would Like to do so should telephone t h e E a s t e r n H o w a r d administration office, 628- 3391 with their name, address and telephone number. The information also may be mailed to the central office at: 220 S. Meridian St., Greentown, IN 46936, or sent Via facsimile, 628- 5017. Eastern Supt. Lindan B. Hill said participants will be asked to address three basic questions during the " Choose Eastern!" process: " What is great about our schools?," " What would improve our schools?," and " What are our top priorities?" '' AS the Eastern Howard school community races toward the 21st century, it is vital that we prepare our students fully for productive citizenship in an ever- changing and increasingly complex world," Hill said. State DOT Refuses to Lower Speed Limits A reply was read at the trdfic regulations. Therefore, January meeting of the we plan no changes to the Greentown Town Council from emsting speed Limits at this the Indiana Department of h'me- Transportation regarding the Thank you for your srepqeueeds t libmyi t ther edCuocutinocni. l foTr hae and your concern for traffic request was for US 35/ SR22 safety On Our Hoosier from SR 213 east to CR 950 East. highways* '' Caro€ yn L. Coffin, District Traffic Investigations and Analysis Engineer wrote, " A speed study was conducted on US35/ SR22. After analyzing our data, we found motorists to be in-good compliance with the posted Ed. Note: This letter is virtually the same as one received about four years ago by a private citizen who contacted the Ind. Dept. of Trans. with a concern abut the safety of Hwy. 35/ 22 east of 213. Does it make our speed filUl* tSs. Motorhts tend t0 readers wonder what the drive at a speed theY are purposeof posted speed limits comfortable with in the absence is? Can this letter be of visible enforcementactivit. interpreted to mean that ( in the Artificiafly lowering the speed absence of ViSi & le enforcement firnet not 0nl- v violates driver activities) motoristsare to drive edxispreecstpanecct- va, n db ucot ntaelmsop t fborre e" d% s aain! tmt- le fnowdrsth? a? balet? e lvsOthri ss wpheaet dIN DOiTs Sesquicentennial Excitement Growing All seven committee heads met with the Greentown Sesquicentennial Executive Committee on January 22. Several have selected some committee members and are beginning to consider details. With less than eighteen months until the celebration of June 11- 14,1998, energy is building among the volunteers. Many more volunteers are needed. Bonnie Bonebrake, 62- 73 19, welcomes inquiries about the committees. In the above photograph, Gerald Cheek, Special Events Chairman, Craig Trott, member of Executive Committee, and Bonnie, Bonebrake, president of the Sesquicentennial Committee, examine copies of old Greentown photographs. Photo by R. Jenkins
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Local News depicting eastern Howard County in Indiana. Headlines: Schools Seeking 500 Participants; State DOT Refuses to Lower Speed Limits; Town Officers Elected; Council Votes Flat Fee; Sesquicentennial Excitement Growing |
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Contributors | Kokomo-Howard County Public Library; Greentown Historical Society |
Source | Original newspaper: The Greentown Grapevine, February 1997, Volume 04, Issue 02 |
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Crow: I thank you for your comments, both here and in the poem itself.
I agree about lopping it off ... maybe I'll do that in the post ...
But here in this post and there in the poem-post you seem to have misunderstood what I meant about fear. It's not fear that "my safe audience" and people who look at my website will find out where I live, what my name is, stuff like that. That doesn't have much to do with me.
If I was afraid of that, I wouldn't have written that poem, because you would no longer be safe.
The fear conveyed in the poem is that the people I know and see / talk to every day, my parents, my boyfriend, my friends, my family, will see my petty fears, my lack of motivation, my ... all the stuff I wrote in my poem. That they will see all the stupid things I've done, all the monsters lurking in the shadows of my Self, and leave me, disown me, hate me, as unlikely as all that might be.
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Collective will won it for WP
29 Oct 2012
MARK KEOHANE, in his Business Day newspaper column, says Western Province lifted the Currie Cup in Durban because they played as a team.
World Cup-winning coach Jake White was often quoted as saying the 15 best players don't necessarily make for the best XV. Rugby, White argued, was a team game and he viewed the team as a collective.
Western Province, in beating the Sharks in the Currie Cup final in Durban, won it with a team effort. Individuals were inspirational, but it was the collective will of the team that saw them overturn a 12-3 deficit to win the title for the first time in 11 years.
Springbok and Bulls legend Victor Matfield, in summary of Province's last minute semi-final win against the Lions a week earlier, suggested the 20m rolling maul was massive in the context of the team dynamic and that it could finally see Province turn individual potential into team reward.
There has always been a feeling among players up north that the delights of playing for Western Province (and the Stormers in Super Rugby) give players a celebrity like status in Cape Town and that the individual often stands taller than any team collective.
Brilliant individuals played for Province and the Stormers in the last decade but as a team they always fell short of success in the Currie Cup and Super Rugby. Something always seemed to be missing and Matfield felt the way this Province team worked for the win against the Lions and the way eight forwards worked in unison and refused to be beaten in the last minute of the game was something he had not seen from a Province team.
Just maybe, said Matfield, this is the start of something special.
Just maybe it is because the semi-final was not won on individual brilliance and neither was the final. Sure there inspiring individual performances, especially from lock Eben Etzebeth, but the most inspiring aspect was how the players believed in each other and played with the cohesion of players who believed that to win it they had to believe in the qualities of their team-mates.
Province were underdogs and not expected to win so they also had an advantage in that there wasn't expectation. It does make a final easier when so few anticipate victory, even if so many hope for the victory.
The Sharks were expected to win. Their match 22 had superior pedigree. They demolished the Bulls in the semi-final and they were playing at home.
Their players also expected to win and if anything mentally they didn't give the final the necessary respect. They will dispute this but they played like a team who believed the opposition wasn't good enough to win. I'd argue their focus was wrongly on who they were playing instead of the fact that they were playing in a final.
The intensity and edge needed to compete and win a final wasn't there from the Sharks. All the edge came from the visitors.
Supporters will ask how is it possible not to pitch for a final? It's certainly not through a lack of desire. Experienced coaches always warn of the danger of players being too hyped in their preparation and mentally playing the game in the week and being drained come match day. This wasn't one of those occasions because there wouldn't have been doubt within the Sharks camp that they could be successful.
The Sharks coaches would have feared complacency, but no matter the caution a player has to believe he could lose if he is to ensure he doesn't. I just don't think it ever occurred to the Sharks players they could lose and sport continues to produces finals in which the overwhelming favourites get done in a one-off because the desire to win is not matched by the fear of potentially losing.
The better team on the day won and it's hard to argue with a result that goes to the team that gets it right. Province got it right in the final. They deserve every ovation for the performance.
I also think Bok coach Heyneke Meyer and his selectors deserve applause for being bold enough to select London-based Saracens hooker Schalk Brits in the Bok squad.
It sends a positive message that if you play well enough you will get selected, regardless of where you are based or how old you are.
Brits has played well enough, especially in the last two seasons. Equally so the Toulouse-based former Bulls prop Gurthro Steenkamp, who is another deserving national call-up.
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He is a one trick pony. -
30 Oct 2012, 08:03 am@victoriabok-633: Not to mention The Cave Singers
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30 Oct 2012, 10:51 amUgh. Far too many WP/Stormer threads doing the rounds here.
30 Oct 2012, 16:04 pmYawn, bit of a stupid article………… I think the Sharks also played as a team, it is just that Province outplayed them in certain areas and at crucial times. Both teams had a good outing, both had good defence, ok on attack, etc
Province teams in the past didn't win, not because of super star status, but generally weaker tight fives. Look at games against the Bulls, Crusader & Sharks – these are the teams Province struggle against and why ……………yes, it is the tight 5 and Sat was almost a repeat of it.
Province always has a lot of talent in the backs and loosies (bar the current crisis) and if their young pack can develop in a tight 5 with mongrel, they will win more trophies with their current setup.
Nice try Keo, but really it's a bit more complicated than just mere will
30 Oct 2012, 22:59 pmThis article would have been much more clever if the headline was:
Collective will wIn it for Province…
…and if it was actually written before the final.
(which means the content would've had to change a little to the thought process of above-said header)
31 Oct 2012, 00:31 am@Hurricane-648: Fools like that should be eating their breakfasts through medical tubes…on a regular basis.
31 Oct 2012, 07:13 amHey man, sorry I missed this question. No I never saw "Heel against the Head". I did see "Saturday Night at the Palace" with Paul Slab. Bill Flynn and John Kani. It was amazing.
I am glad to hear you like theatre. My only claim to fame in Joburg is playing a role in PD Uys' Just Like Home at the Market Theatre. Most of my work was in Cape Town as an actor, before the third Rundu call up, and I just went to study in Dublin to recover from PTSD after that. -
3 Nov 2012, 08:02 amGlad for Schalk (unpredictable,as good as Andre Joubert on the counter, intelligent and a greqat distributer. Reassuring to see Guthro back.
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Smart Woman: Mother Saves Child's Life With CPR
By: Maxine Ridling
Updated: May 21, 2012
Three-month-old Ashlynn Flores is going home from the hospital today. That's big news for her family. Her mother was feeding her in the middle of the night when the unthinkable happened.
Mother Ashley Sanchez said, "And when I laid her back, her eyes just rolled back and she just looked pale. I laid here right there and I just began the CPR the best way I can and I kept doing it for at least five minutes."
Mom continued chest compressions and breaths on the ride to Mission Trail Baptist Hospital near their home. Then thanks to a special pediatric transport partnership with Airlife, Ashlynn was taken to North Central Baptist for intense treatment.
Dr. Samuel Zuckerman said, "She arrived to the other hospital not breathing at all, no heart beat, no pulse. But she was able to maintain her well enough that they could get her resuscitated at the other hospital and she's a marvelous, wonderful rescue."
Doctors used a special cooling bed to bring the baby's temperature down to 94 degrees to cut down on brain swelling and damage, a therapy called induced hypothermia. She was on breathing machines for several weeks. Now, she's been cleared to return home to her parents and six siblings. Her prognosis is very good. And doctors credit mom's instinctive CPR with saving her daughter's life.
Sanchez said,"I just kept doing it and doing it. I never did it before."
Ashlynn's father Donny Flores said, "But she did it and she successfully did it and brought our daughter back to life. And my daughter's here now."
"Her mom, you know, she's here because of her mom," said Zuckerman.
Learning infant CPR is fairly straightforward. That's why many experts say parent, grandparents and babysitters all need to be trained, so they won't hesitate to try and safe a life in an emergency.


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There may be one thing I miss about home life in California...my baby blue Prius. Yep, the thing is still sitting my garage back in sunny LA, and I do miss those long road-trips down the highway with all my friends in the backseat. I've always been the driver, and prefer to take control when I hit the road! Take a little peek at another look I sported just the other month back at Coachella. It's really no surprise that I've still got musical festivals on my mind.
Sooo there you have it, what will be in my suitcase on the next trip back to Cali, where the music's good and living's easy. Embroidered blouses, rock tees, colorful jeans, worn-in boots, and lots and lots of jewelry. Oh, and can't forget a killer red lip. Continue to follow me on Polyvore (I really am addicted) and
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Ski racing is quite obviously a sport where it's all about going down. You know, down the hill, down in a tuck, lowering your time.
But for the Canadian men's speed team, the 2012-2013 season has seen more ups and downs than the Eiffel Tower elevators in a busy tourist season.
With just the World Cup Finals in Lenzerheide, Switzerland, still to be skied, the only two podium finishes have come from Mont Tremblant, Que.,'s Erik Guay, who has a third and a second in downhill. He also was fourth in downhill and a fifth in Super G in a strong mid-season surge.
But in Kvitfjell, Norway, on the weekend, he was 26th in the downhill and a DNF in the Super G. And that followed a 23rd in downhill and a disqualification in Super G at world championships last month and a 22nd in downhill at a World Cup in Garmisch, Germany.
North Vancouver's Manuel Osborne-Paradis, who has put together a decent comeback season following a torn ACL and broken leg in 2011, had a qualified "up" in Kvitfjell on Saturday, posting a season-best finish of fourth in the downhill, but missing the podium by an agonizing .01 of a second.
"I've been fourth before but never 1/100th out," Osborne-Paradis, who was the first skier out of the gate, told Alpine Canada. "It sucks, but that's racing. The clock never lies. Being fourth is just one of those things. It was close but really, I'm 5/10ths away from first."
Still with a seventh and a 10th in downhill this season, Osborne-Paradis, a three-time World Cup winner, should go into World Cup Finals with some confidence.
He tweeted this after Saturday's race: "I had a good run, skied solid, and took risk only where necessary. Feels good to be back where I belong."
Adrian Theaux of France won the race in a time of one minute, 29.10 seconds. Norway's Aksel Lund Svindal, the overall World Cup leader, was second in 1:29.29 and Austria's Klaus Kroell third in 1:29.60.
Jan Hudec of Calgary was sixth and Guay a disappointing 26th.
Osborne-Paradis, who is 13th in the downhill points standings this season, followed up Saturday's strong downhill with a bit of a downer in Sunday's Super G.
Needing to just finish somewhere in the points (top 30) to move up from 26th and into the top 25 to qualify for the Super G at Finals, he skied out early while starting from the No. 51 position.
"Man, that was a long day to go out on the fourth gate," he tweeted.
Guay also skied out in a race won by Lund Svindal, while Hudec was 16th. Sitting 11th and 15th, respectively, in the Super G standings, both will race that discipline and the downhill at Lenzerheide.
At the women's World Cup in Garmisch, Tina Maze of Slovenia won the downhill on Saturday and was fourth in Sunday's Super G won by Anna Fenninger of Austria. Maze is the first woman to reach 2,000 points in a season and with 2,074 has easily wrapped up the overall title with a more than 1,000-point lead on Maria Hoefl-Riesch of Germany, who has 1,050.
SILVER IN TEAM RELAY: Ivanie Blondin, Kali Christ and veteran Cindy Klassen teamed up for the first time this season to win the silver medal Sunday in women's team pursuit at a long-track speedskating World Cup in Erfurt, Germany.
The Canadians crossed the line in 3:04.03, just 1.51 seconds behind the Dutch squad.
Meantime, Jamie Gregg of Edmonton had Canada's best individual result on Sunday, finishing fourth in a 500-metre race, just 1/100th of a second from the podium. Jan Smeekens of the Netherlands won gold in 34.96 seconds, with Joji Kato of Japan second in 35.05 and Dutch skater Ronald Mulder third in 35.28.
Gregg was sixth in the first 500 on Saturday.
"It's a good building block (for next weekend's World Cup Final)," Gregg said of his weekend skates. "My technique is starting to get better ... which is hopeful looking towards next weekend and Sochi (2014 Olympics)."


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Hotels Near Harvard Museum of Natural History
Hotels Near Harvard Museum of Natural History - Cambridge MA Massachusetts
Hotels Near Harvard Museum of Natural History are listed below in the order of their distance. Search for cheap and discount hotel rates near Harvard Museum of Natural History in Cambridge MA for your upcoming individual or group travel. We list the best motels and hotels close to Harvard Museum of Natural History so you can review the Cambridge MA hotels below and find the perfect lodging.
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The Harvard Museum of Natural History is a natural history museum on the grounds of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It has three parts: the Harvard University Herbaria the Museum of Comparative Zoology the Harvard Mineralogical Museum. The museum is physically connected to the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology and one admission grants visitors access to both museums. The Harvard Museum of Natural History was created in 1995 as the "public face" of three research museums — the Museum of Comparative Zoology, the Geological Museum, and the Herbaria—with a mission to enhance public understanding and appreciation of the natural world and the human place in it.
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Sheraton Commander Hotel in Cambridge
16 Garden St., Cambridge, MA 02138 (Downtown-City Center)
Rated #1 Sheraton Hotel in North America in December, 2009, the Sheraton Commander Hotel is the best choice for accommodations when staying in Harvard Square. Walking distance to restaurants, museums, entertainment, public transportation and Harvard University. The Commander offers upscale/boutique like quality with the affordability and amenities expected from a Sheraton Hotel.
: Harvard Square, Harvard University, Boston, Fenway, Charles River, Old Ironsides, Fanueil Hall, Boston Aquarium, Liberty Trail
~0.39 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Mary Prentiss Inn in Cambridge
6 Prentiss St., Cambridge, MA 02140 (Downtown-City Center)
Discover historic Boston by staying in a Cambridge inn that is in a house whose family was a part of Cambridge history. The finest of Boston lodging and located across the Charles River in Cambridge, the Mary Prentiss Inn has twenty beautiful rooms, each equipped with color television, private telephone, and modem hookup. Our historic house, built in the neoclassic Greek Revival style, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is the proud recipient of the Massachusetts Historical Commission Preservation Award for 1995.
: * Faneuil Hall * Quincy Market, * Downtown Crossing * Newbury Street, * Boston Common and Boston Garden, * Theatre District * North End * Freedom Trail * New England Aquarium * Boston Duck Tours * Back Bay, * Cheers Bar * Old Town Trolley * Boston Loga
~0.43 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
The Inn at Harvard in Cambridge
1201 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, MA 02138 (Downtown-City Center)
The Inn at Harvard offers 111 elegant hotel rooms, all renovated and redecorated in 2006. The room renovations include classic décor blended with contemporary features, included wide-format flat panel televisions in every guestroom. The well-appointed guestroom environment is filled with vibrant colors, rich cherry woods, classic almond toned walls, warm silken textures accented with black granite top furniture and sleek chrome lighting fixtures. Business travelers will appreciate additions like ergonomic chairs and two touchtone telephones with voicemail.
: Harvard University, Museums, Libraries, Harvard Square, Restaurants
~0.44 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Harvard Square Hotel in Cambridge
110 Mount Auburn St., Cambridge, MA 02138 (Downtown-City Center)
: Harvard University, Museums, Shopping, Harvard Square, Restaraunts.
~0.46 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
The Charles Hotel in Cambridge
One Bennett St., Cambridge, MA 02138 (Downtown-City Center)
While hotels in our class may offer a certain standard of luxury, none but The Charles Hotel delivers that luxury with such style. Our simple, relaxed elegance reflects our fine New England upbringing. Free of pretense, full of intelligence, rich with history and an abundance of accolades. Laden with amenities and gracious service. Lodging as comfortable as our signature quilts, as sophisticated as our selection of wines. Our 294 spacious guest rooms, including 45 suites, reflect a passionate commitment to celebrate the spirit of our original surroundings.
: The Charles Hotel, a member of Preferred Hotels and Resorts is situated in the heart of Harvard Square, the cultural and intellectual capital of the nation. Surrounded by Harvard's storied quads and only steps away from the Charles River, the Square is known for its blend of sophistication and youth
~0.52 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Hotel Veritas in Cambridge
1 Remington St., Cambridge, MA 02138 (Downtown-City Center)
Hotel Veritas is a luxury boutique hotel located on the edge of Harvard Square offering personalized service in an intimate Cantabrigian setting. The look and feel of the hotel is elegant and current, but with a respectful nod towards the traditional and historic neighborhood. The hotel's guest room accommodations, while small in size, are designed with the fine detailing of an old New England residence and furnishings that are interesting contemporary pieces with rich fabrics and textures.
: Harvard Square is a world-renowned shopping, dining, cultural and historical destination
~0.53 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
The Charles Hotel in Cambridge
One Bennett St., Cambridge, MA 02129
~1.10 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Doubletree Suites by Hilton Boston in Boston
400 Soldiers Field Rd., Boston, MA 02134 (Downtown-City Center)
Whether you come to Boston for business or pleasure, a comfortable stay awaits you at Doubletree Guest Suites Boston – our premier, full-service, Boston suite hotel. Make your Boston visit special at this luxury Boston suite hotel, located along the scenic Charles River overlooking the Boston and Cambridge skyline, with easy proximity to Harvard University and Harvard Business School, the Harvard John F. Kennedy School of Government, MIT, Boston University, and Boston College. Doubletree Guest Suites Boston also features Scullers Jazz Club right in the hotel.
~1.33 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Marriott Courtyardboston / Cambridge in Cambridge
777 Memorial Dr., Cambridge, MA 02139 (Downtown-City Center)
The hotel is located on the historic Charles River, just 'outside the square', minutes from Harvard Square. Also located nearby are several Universities including Boston University, Harvard University, Lesley University, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The hotel's fabulous location offers views of the Charles River, Boston and Cambridge skyline.The 16-story hotel offers 203 guestrooms, and 3,000 square feet of function space that can accommodate meetings for up to 300 people. We have several meeting packages to choose from.
: Harvard Square, Charles River, Museum of Science, Boston University, Harvard University, Lesley University, MIT, and minutes to downtown Boston.
~1.36 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Le Meridien Cambridge Mit in Cambridge
20 Sidney St., Cambridge, MA 02139 (Downtown-City Center)
Anchoring the renowned University Park at MIT, Méridien Cambridge stands amidst an area legendary for its infrastructure of invention. The Boston / Cambridge area is a cultural capital of the US including world-renowned music ensembles like The Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Handel and Haydn Society, in addition to hundreds of museums, such as the Museum of Fine Arts, the Museum of Science and the Children's Museum.Recreational opportunities abound with picturesque islands, local mountains and dramatic coastline offering a voyage of discovery throughout all four seasons of the year. Le
~1.38 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Days Hotel Boston in Boston
1234 Soldiers Field Rd., Boston, MA 02135 (Downtown-City Center)
Our 2 meeting rooms are specially designed to comfortably accommodate smaller groups of around 10 people as well as groups of up to 40 people.Our facilities located along the Charles River, provide a business atmosphere away from tourist crowds and traffic jams, yet within easy access to the banking financial district.We are located within 1 mile of Harvard University and 1.5 miles to Boston University.When Cecil B. Day founded Days Inn in 1970, his commitment to the traveling public was to satisfy two critical, yet simple, expectations:Provide friendly, courteous service.•
: Golf, Shopping, T access, Colleges
~1.39 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Best Western Hotel Tria in Cambridge
220 Alewife Brook Pkwy., Cambridge, MA 02138 (Downtown-City Center)
The Best Western Hotel Tria is a unique hotel with comfortable rooms, featuring amenities which include in-room coffee makers with Gourmet coffee, 32 Inch LCD TV's, mini refridgerators, microwaves, as well as brand new air conditioning and heating units with digital climate control. We offer complimentary Deluxe Continental Breakfast including waffles, hot and cold cereals, bagels,yogurts, juice, coffee and much more. We have ample on-site parking (additional charge) and our property is equipped with a fitness room, and full-service Starbucks coffee shop.
: Minutes from Harvard Square and Harvard University, MIT, Kendall Square, Charles River and Tufts University. Boston attractions include Fanueil Hall,Hynes Convention Center, Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, Boston University, and Boston College.
~1.54 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Doubletree Guest Suites Boston in Boston
400 Soilders Filed Rd., Boston, MA 02134 (Downtown-City Center)
Whether you come to Boston for business or pleasure, a comfortable stay awaits you at Doubletree Guest Suites Boston – our premier, full-service, Boston suite hotel. Make your Boston visit special at this luxury Boston suite hotel, located along the scenic Charles River overlooking the Boston and Cambridge skyline, with easy proximity to Harvard University and Harvard Business School, the Harvard John F. Kennedy School of Government, MIT, Boston University, and Boston College. Doubletree Guest Suites Boston also features Scullers Jazz Club right in the hotel.
~1.60 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Cambridge Residence Inn in Cambridge
6 Cambridge Center, Cambridge, MA 02142
~1.76 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Holiday Inn Boston Somerville in Somerville
30 Washington St., Somerville, MA 02143 (Downtown-City Center)
With the Holiday Inn Boston-Somerville your guests will receive a city location without the city hassles:•Convenience - Located less than 2 miles from downtown Boston; less than 1 mile to Cambridge. 2 blocks to I-93 and Boston's Sullivan Square MBTA Train Station. 5 minutes to I-90 (Mass. Turnpike).•184 recently renovated, spacious, beautifully appointed and business-friendly guestrooms•Award winning Service and Quality•Complimentary parking (a $35.
: Under 2 miles from downtown Boston and Boston/Cambridge attractions (Faneuil Hall, NE Aquarium, Government Center, BCEC, Freedom Trail, Harvard, MIT, USS Constitution, Bunker Hill Monument, the TD Garden, etc...). Walking distance (2 blocks) to Boston's MBTA Sullivan Square Subway Station and I-93.
~1.76 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Cambridge in Cambridge
250 Monsignor O'brien Highway, Cambridge, MA 02141 (Downtown-City Center)
The Hotel is located in the Lechmere Square of Cambridge and was recently renovated in 2007. Our rates include complimentary parking, complimentary high speed wireless internet access, complimentary deluxe hot buffet breakfast, and complimentary newspaper. All of our rooms include a microwave, refrigerator and coffee maker.As of 2009 hotel has been renovated with new carpets, windows with an expanded lobby and breakfast area with new counters and appliances. Hotel is undergoing a complete "relaunch" which will add new signage, furniture, lighting, lobby and much more.
: Museum of Science, USS Constitution, CambridgeSide Galleria Mall, Harvard University and Square, MIT, Bunker Hill Monument, North End, TD Banknorth Garden.
~1.81 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Hyatt Regency Cambridge in Cambridge
575 Memorial Dr., Cambridge, MA 02139 (Downtown-City Center)
Step into sophisticated luxury at the Hyatt Regency Cambridge hotel, overlooking Boston and the Charles River. Fresh from a $15 million renovation of guest rooms and public spaces, our iconic ziggurat-shaped building boasts the same charm with all-new amenities, including updated ballrooms, state-of-the-art technology and lavish enhancements to the hotel's outdoor space. The new design scheme evokes an urban feel with subtle plaid carpet, regional black and white photographic artwork and deep espresso wood toned furniture accented with brushed nickel and black glass.
: MIT, Harvard, Cambridge, Downtown Boston, Boston University, Newberry Street Shopping, Back Bay Boston, the Charles River, any much more!
~1.81 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Hampton Inn Boston / Cambridge in Cambridge
191 Monsignor O'brien Highway, Cambridge, MA 02141 (Downtown-City Center)
The Hampton Inn Boston/Cambridge is a superior first class hotel featuring 114 elegantly styled guest rooms equipped with all the modern conveniences needed by today's business and leisure traveler. These include free garaged parking, FREE in-room High-speed Internet Access and wireless in our lobby, free local phone calls, Pay-per-view movies and Nintendo Games.We offer highly personalized service coupled with that old New England charm.
: downtown Boston, Cambridge, Harvard, M.I.T., Tufts, Faneuil Hall, Museum of Science, Faneuil Hall, Financial District
~1.82 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Hotel Marlowe in Cambridge
25 Edwin Land H. Blvd., Cambridge, MA 02141 (Downtown-City Center)
The Hotel Marlowe is a luxury 4 Star 4 Diamond Kimpton Boutique hotel combining contemporary style and neoclassical architecture. It is nesteled in the heart of Cambridge and only moments from Downtown Boston. There are 236 guest rooms including 14 luxury suites. The hotel is 100% non-smoking. The Marlowe has a theme of Discovery which is seen throughout the hotel. Wireless internet is throughout along with a business center and 8,730 square feet of total meeting and banquet space. We are also one of the top pet friendly hotels in the state and welcome pets daily.
: The Museum of Science, The Charles River, The Cambridge Side Galleria, Harvard Univerity, and MIT University. The hotel is just minutes away from Downtown Boston
~1.82 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Boston Marriott Cambridge in Cambridge
2 Cambridge Center, Cambridge, MA 02142
~1.85 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Boston Cambridge Marriott in Cambridge
Two Cambridge Center, Cambridge, MA 02142 (Downtown-City Center)
Located in the heart of Cambridge - Kendall Square. Next to MIT. Very close to shops reataurants. 1/2 mile from downtown Boston and Boston Common. Guest rooms are state of the art with flat screen TV's, floor to ceiling windows, some with views of the Charles River.
: Kendall Sqaure - shoppping restaurants
~1.85 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Homewood Suites by Hilton Cambridge / Arlington in Arlington
1 Massachusetts Ave., Arlington, MA 02474 (Suburban)
Homewood Suites By Hilton - Cambridge / Arlington is only 20 feet from the Cambridge town-line and 15 minutes to Harvard Square! An all suite hotel featuring new queen studio or king - 1 bedroom suites. Each suite has a fully-equipped kitchen area including full-sized refrigerator, 2 burner stovetop, microwave, dishwasher, and coffee-maker. Cozy, comfortable parlor area includes 32 " LCD flatscreen televisions ( additional one in bedroom), sofa that folds out into a double bed, complimentary high speed internet access, wired or wireless, workdesk with ergonomic chair.
: Harvard Square, Cambridge, Boston historic and tourist sites such as Fanueil Hall, Public Garden, Museum of Science, New England Aquarium, Red Sox, Fenway Park, MIT, Harvard, Tufts,Davis Square in Somerville, Boston College, Boston University, Art Galleries, Newbury Street, Esplanade, Greenway, Minu
~1.88 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Hotel Marlowe in Cambridge
25 Edwin Land Blvd., Cambridge, MA 02139
~2.23 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Boston Hotel Buckminster in Boston
645 Beacon St., Boston, MA 02215 (Downtown-City Center)
Located in the heart of Boston's Kenmore Square, the Boston Hotel Buckminster offers 94 tastefully decorated guest rooms and suites in a variety of arrangements and sizes to fit any Boston visitor's needs. The hotel combines modern amenities and Boston's historic charm with truly sensible rates.If you want to experience Boston, the Boston Hotel Buckminster is your only choice for clean, comfortable rooms at a reasonable price. The Buckminster boasts the ideal Boston location.
: Conveniently located in the heart of Kenmore Square, just feet from Boston University, Fenway Park and the Charles River and just minutes from Newbury Street, Boston Commons, the Freedom Trail and much more!The Kenmore Station on Boston's subway system is less than 100 yards from the hotel's ent
~2.27 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
Royal Sonesta Hotel Boston / Cambridge in Cambridge
5 Cambridge Pkwy., Cambridge, MA 02142
~2.29 Miles from Harvard Museum of Natural History
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Large-scale Philadelphia high-rise apartment buildings reach out to one small brokerage, JG Real Estate LLC, for excellence in leasing services with proven success.
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JG Real Estate, a top Philadelphia Real Estate brokerage, has already shown steady growth within the marketplace since the company's inception a little over one year ago due to their innovative advertising techniques for their apartment listings. Now, they have decided to expand even further by taking on some of the city's largest high-rise apartment buildings.
What makes an apartment building different from a condominium building is the fact that the units within are not individually owned. Instead, the entire building as a whole is owned and managed by one single organization or corporation. The apartments are leased rather than sold. Because the buildings have such a large inventory of units needing to be filled and a high turnover rate, they often cooperate with outside brokerages to advertise and fill vacancies.
These Philadelphia apartment buildings are generally serviced by larger, corporate real estate companies who have been in the city for decades—until now. As the demand for a competitive rental market within the city increases and as the traditional, less proactive techniques of the older brokerages become less effective, large-scale apartment buildings are reaching out to this new property management Philadelphia company for assistance. JG Real Estate has tripled its number of active listings while maintaining, and in a lot of cases exceeding, their success rate. "Just because a brokerage is much larger and has been around longer does not at all mean they are more successful," says Jared Gruber, Broker and Owner of JG Real Estate, the Philadelphia property management firm. "Our staff is smaller but our marketing is way more targeted, our advertising more creative and our Philadelphia rental agents more dedicated and knowledgeable."
They have already successfully leased out some of the most popular high-rises in attractive neighborhoods such as Northern Liberties, Fishtown, Rittenhouse Square and Washington Square West. JG Real Estate utilizes social media, embedded YouTube video tours and professional digital SLR photography with all of their listings at no additional cost.
Such an approach is risky, considering that there is way more competition with a non-exclusive listing agreement, but the agency isn't worried. Their Philadelphia rental agent Ariel Morgenstein adds, "We're not threatened by competition; we've already proven ourselves."
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After obtaining the blessing of singer Robert Plant, he assembled a talented crew of musicians and set to work creating a live experience that Rolling Stone praised for its "state-of-the-art lighting and effects, dazzling video treatments and a crisp, thundering sound." Between passionate renditions of such classics as "Kashmir," "When the Levee Breaks," and the extended drum solo of "Moby Dick," home video from Bonham's childhood opens a poignant window into his relationship with his father.
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Elida Field's sources of inspiration have ranged from regal horses to lush flowers to undulating Italian landscapes—which she revisits from time to time with fledgling art lovers in Italian art tours. Painted straight from the heart with a little help from the hands, her most recent works find her exploring the feminine form as she combines drawing and color with collages of photos and inspiring quotes. Her works have been showcased in Texas, Oregon, and Washington while on vacation from her studio, which doubles as a teaching space.
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Many traditional artists paint linen or sculpt stone. For an agri-artist such as Craig Easterly, though, a cornfield makes a perfectly good canvas. For more than a decade, Craig has been chiseling through the 12-foot stalks of his 5-acre field to create what is from the ground a maze of rustling green tunnels and from above a stunning tableau of Portland themes and images. "I like to create designs that resonate with Portlanders and our friends in the greater Portland area," he said in a 2011 press release. One year, his work cut the city's bridges and rivers into the corn; in another he incorporated the Portland Timbers insignia into his maze.
Each fall, these Sauvie Island fields birth both Craig's famous corn maze and its evil twin, the Haunted Maize, which spooks its visitors at night with costumed actors and eerie animatronics. Along with its mazes, The Maize at The Pumpkin Patch also sprouts fall-centric family-friendly activities. Overall-clad patrons bounce along on free hayrides, get crowned king of the hay mountain, or mimic the beastly accents of farm animals in the big red barn.
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