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Tributes for Sept. 12
Ruth Maxine Hoagland
Sept. 29, 1926-Sept. 10, 2013
Age: 86
Residence: Greeley
Ruth Maxine Hoagland, 86, of Greeley, died Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2013, at Grace Pointe Care Center. She was born on Sept. 29, 1926, on the Goller Homeplace in Hanston, Kan., to Andrew Levi and Sarah Mae (Ely) Goller. She was one of 11 children.
Ruth attended Hanston Grade School and Hanston High School, but graduated from Jetmore High. On Sept. 5, 1943, she married Howard Lee Hoagland on the Goller Homeplace in Hanston. She worked for Wards in Eldorado, Kan., from 1969-1972. She then worked at Weld County Hospital. She was a member of the Methodist church. Ruth enjoyed sewing, reading and ceramics. She and her husband built a cabin in the mountains, which they thoroughly enjoyed with friends and family.
Ruth is survived by her daughter, Judith (Gary) Salmans of Eldorado; two sons, Ron (Darlene) Hoagland and Rick Hoagland, all of Greeley; three sisters, Mary King of San Diego, Calif., Fern Gibbs of Jetmore, Kan., and Ada Henrickson of Garden City, Kan.; one brother, Dale (Nancy) Goller of Sacramento, Calif.; 10 grandchildren, Laura (Alfie) Holz of Eldorado, Gary E. Jr. (Alexis) Salmans of St. Louis, Mo., Greg (Tina) Salmans of Hugoton, Kan., Heather Maddox of Virginia Beach, Va., Ryan A. (Beth) Hoagland of Santa Clara, Calif., Anthony W. Hoagland of Omaha, Neb., Larissa R. Rothe of Kansas City, Kan., Darcie Moseley of Greeley, Devin (Amber) Fischer of Westminster, and Rachel (Eli) Pace of Fort Morgan; and 14 great-grandchildren, Brianna and Garrett Hotz of Eldorado, Aimee Harris of Virginia Beach, Gabrielle and Garron Salmans of St. Louis, Olivia and Blake Salmans of Hugoton, Elise and Erin Hoagland of Santa Clara, Calif., Fischer and Malia Moseley of Greeley, and Weston, Eric and Isabel Pace of Fort Morgan.
She was preceded in death by three brothers, Al Goller, Andrew Goller, Jr. and George Goller; three sisters, Faye Powell, Eva Williams and Ella Strawn; her parents; and her husband.
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 14, 2013, at Stoddard Funeral Home, with interment at Linn Grove Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Northern Colorado, in care of Stoddard Funeral Home, 3205 28th St., Greeley, CO 80634.
Please visit http://www.stoddardsunset.com to sign online guest book.
John West Greensweight
March 3, 1967-Sept. 6, 2013
Age: 46
Residence: Kersey
John West Greensweight, 46, of Kersey, Colo., died Sept. 6, 2013, at Medical Center of the Rockies in Loveland, Colo. He was born March 3, 1967, in Abilene, Texas, to William John West and Mona Connie (Frazier) Greensweight.
Overall, John had a wonderful life, blessed with love's happiness and blessings from above and Belinda will always remember him saying, "I love you beautiful." And her reply, "I love you, too, handsome."
John is survived by his beautiful wife, Belinda Gale Hardy Greensweight of Kersey, Colo.; and his sweet and loving daughter, Belinda Lee Hardy of Greeley.
Cremation will take place. Please view full obituary at http://www.stoddardsunset.com.
Imogene Antista
Sept. 14, 1919-Sept. 7, 2013
Age: 93
Residence: Trinidad
Imogene was born in Las Vegas, N.M., to Josie and James Paden. She moved to Trinidad, with her family, when she was 4 years old.
Imogene graduated from Trinidad High School and attended Trinidad State Junior College.
On Jan. 14, 1940, she was married to Bart C. Antista. She worked at the Standard Paint & Glass Co., with her husband, from 1947-1977.
When she and her husband sold the Standard Paint and Glass Co., she found she did not like retirement. She worked in various capacities at the Best Western Motor Inn, the Trinidad Motor Inn, and the El Capitan Restaurant. She also volunteered over 1,000 hours at the Colorado Welcome Center. Her hobbies were fishing, playing cards and reading.
In November of 2000, she moved to Greeley, to be closer to her son, Ronald, and his family.
Imogene was preceded in death by her husband, Bart; her parents; her sister, Lois Snelson; an infant son, Johnny; and numerous brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law.
She is survived by her daughter, Barbara Antista of Chandler, Ariz.; and son, Ronald (Cheri) Antista of Greeley; two grandchildren, Michael Antista of Las Vegas, N.V., and Kelli Antista of Greeley; several brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces and nephews.
She was cremated at her request.
Funeral Mass will be held at 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 16, 2013, at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Trinidad, Colo. Inurnment will follow at the Trinidad Catholic Cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers are John Antista, Joseph R. Monarco Jr., Michael Antista, Kelli Antista and John Snelson.
In lieu of flowers, a donation may be made to St. Mary Catholic School either through Moser Funeral Home in Greeley, or Comi Funeral Home in Trinidad.
Arrangements made under the direction of the Comi Funeral Home.
Emma Anita "Nita" Houston
Dec. 5, 1931-Sept. 7, 2013
Age: 81
Residence: Longmont
Emma Anita "Nita" Houston of Longmont went to join her Lord and Savior, Sept. 7, 2013, at her home. She was 81. Nita was born Dec. 5, 1931, in New Raymer to Thomas Lambert and Lillian Cooper Lambert.
Raised on the rugged plains of northeastern Colorado, Nita learned about hard work and dedication to her family. She married Ben Houston on Dec. 30, 1950, in New Raymer. They enjoyed 62 years together, helping and supporting one another.
Together, they started Aristocrat Angus Ranch. Their ranch business continued to grow, as they were on the cutting edge of genetic research on their multi properties in Walden, Laramie, Wyo., and headquarters in Weld County. They have worked closely with Colorado State University's ag department.
Nita was extremely involved with the National Western Stock Show in Denver for many years. She served as chairperson for the steering committee of the "Citizen of the West," a scholarship fund through National Western for college students going to school in nearby universities and colleges. She also volunteered and worked for many organizations and charities within her community.
Nita was a loyal member of LifeBridge Christian Church. There she served on a number of committees and groups to help the church. In addition, she was a member of P.E.O., Chapter M, and enjoyed herself in the Red Hat Society. She was the epitome of a true matriarch, the center of her entire family and their affairs. Each of her grandchildren had a special arrangement with her, spending quality time with her in their own special way.
Preceding her in death are her son, Scott Houston; and grandson, Zachary Miller.
Surviving are her husband, Ben of Longmont; daughters, Pam Miller of Loveland, and Diane (Richard) Hergert of Platteville; son, Skylar Houston of Platteville; grandchildren, Travis (Amy) Hergert, Tawnya (John) Bangert, Josh (Jami) Hergert, Megan (Matt) Ziegler, Taylor Miller, Brandy (Mike) Gieger, and Tanner Houston. She is further survived by her great-grandchildren, Anna, Josef, Bennett, Owen, Logan, Emma, Morgan and Jordan.
Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 13, 2013, at LifeBridge Christian Church.
Contributions may be made to the Children's Hospital, Anschutz Hospital Campus, 13123 E. 16th Ave., Aurora, CO 80045.
Guadalupe Villalobos Buganda
Dec. 27, 1938-Sept. 7, 2013
Age: 74
Residence: Greeley
Guadalupe Villalobos Buganda, 74, of Greeley, died Saturday, Sept. 7, 2013, at North Colorado Medical Center. She was born on Dec. 27, 1938, in La Lajita, Chihuahua, Mexico, to Anastacio Villalobos and Eva Buganda.
Guadalupe married Enrique Villalobos Sanchez on Jan. 13, 1956, in Mexico.
She was very caring and helpful to her neighbors. She took others' problems as her own. She loved nature, especially plants and flowers. Guadalupe was very proud of her family. She enjoyed spending time with them and felt it was important to keep the family united. She was full of love and had a strong faith.
Guadalupe is survived by her husband, Enrique of Greeley; three daughters, Beatriz Villalobos and Luz Elena (Normando) Martinez, all of Chihuahua, and Velia (Gabriel) Medina of Greeley; six sons, Otoniel (Alma) Villalobos of Greeley, Noel (Norma) Villalobos of Chihuahua, Onelio (Guadalupe) Villalobos, Elio Graciela Villalobos and Enrique (Alicia) Villalobos, all of Greeley and Leonel (Veronica) Villalobos of Chihuahua; one sister; one brother; 28 grandchildren; and 21 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents and seven siblings.
Visitation will be from 4-7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 12, 2013, with the Recitation of the Rosary beginning at 4 p.m. at Stoddard Funeral Home, Mass of Christian Burial at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 13, 2013, at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, and interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
Please visit http://www.stoddardsunset.com to sign online guest book.
Ramona "Mona" Huitt
June 12, 1930-Sept. 7, 2013
Age: 83
Residence: Greeley, formerly of Ault
Ramona "Mona" E. Huitt, 83, of Greeley, died Sept. 7, 2013. She was born June 12, 1930, to Olga Dalgren and John Norin in Ault.
Mona attended Colorado State College (UNC) and received a lifetime certificate in early childhood/elementary school teaching.
In 1955, she married Raymond Huitt of Pierce, Colo. They were married 17 years. She loved her two grandchildren and was the best "mom mum."
Mona is survived by her son, Max (Veronica); daughter, Polly (Joel) Huitt Price; grandchildren, Noah and Seth Price; five nephews and three nieces.
Services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 14, 2013, at Bonell Chapel.


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Do We Really Want To Hand Over Control Of The Internet To A Group That Sued A Dead Grandmother
from the just-saying deptVia Julian Sanchez, we get the best-titled story we've seen yet concerning SOPA. Written by Kevin Fogarty at ITWorld, it reads:
Best idea of 2011: Give control of Internet content to group that sued a dead grandmotherIt's a must read, highlighting the insanity of SOPA -- while also being pretty funny:
Supporters aren't willing to talk compromise, claim not clamping down on speech as well as piracy will "crush" artists and other creators of content, and appear, with good evidence, to be doing the bidding of SOPA's financial backers, who no interest in the public good and a bottomless reservoir of shameless self-interest they believe is more important than the liberties protected by the First, Fourth and Fifth Amendments.Elsewhere, it describes, quite accurately, that this is about control and misplaced blame:
On the positive side, that's not even a third of the Bill of Rights, so accusations that SOPA supporters are willing to crush the Constitution to line their own pockets are clearly exaggerated by at least seven Rights.
The RIAA and the intent of SOPA itself stems from an irrational rage that the world has changed and unquestioned belief that the change is the fault of the industry's customers, who should be made to pay for the self-inflicted misfortunes of the record industry....We're seeing more and more widespread recognition of what a joke SOPA and PIPA are... but with it, we're hearing people believe that the bill is so crazy that there's no way it can pass. Unfortunately, nothing is further from the truth. Inside the beltway, where common sense goes to die, the thinking remains that these bills have a pretty easy path to becoming law. And that's what should scare you most of all.
So…how do you feel about giving the same people the power to command that agents of federal law enforcement agencies give up on drug runners, kidnappers, terrorists and spies in order to shut down web sites and confiscate domains for simply being accused of having offended members of a group willing to sue a dead grandmother and grill a 10-year-old girl to discover who from outside the house was spoofing her address in order to download a song 10-year-old girls don't listen to, at an hour they're not generally awake?
Filed Under: copyright, dead grandmothers, pipa, protect ip, sopa
Companies: mpaa, riaa

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Physical Review X
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Is My Parent on Too Many Medications?
My mother was diagnosed three years ago with dementia and is on so many drugs and it does not seem to be of any effect except to drain all of their savings. These drugs include Abilify, Namenda, Aricept as well as others for other illnesses. Is this normal, or is this overkill? Some of these drugs are the most expensive drugs out there and she is not getting any better at all but deteriorating.
If your mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or what they think is likely Alzheimer's disease, then using Aricept and Namenda will often slow the progression of the disease. This positive benefit may last on the average 6 to 7 years (but each individual case may differ).
For example, after 3 years on Aricept and Namenda the average patient may only decline 1.5 years worth. They have still declined but not as fast as the natural history of the disorder. This generally is thought to be a positive benefit as they maintain their functional abilities for a bit longer which I would think would be helpful for an improved quality of life.
Physicians can get a feeling of the rate of cognitive decline by using brief cognitive assessment tools such as the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) or other test. The average decline per year on the MMSE (natural history) in Alzheimer's disease patients is 3 points per year if untreated. If after so many years the patient is doing much better than losing 3 point per year, that may be an indication that the medications have been useful.
At a certain point in the disease, the medications are not helping to any significant degree. This usually occurs when the patient can no longer assist with dressing, grooming, toileting, and feeding. Often at this stage there is very little understandable verbal output. At that time it is suggested that the patient come off these agents.
Another point to consider is the influence of other medications or disease states on the cognitive decline. Sometimes just decreasing or removing medications that impair cognitive function will greatly improve the patient's thinking.
Ask her physician if she is on anticholinergic medications that could be removed or decreased. Abilify is generally given for false beliefs, paranoia, or suspiciousness. If your mother does not have those symptoms anymore, coming down or off Abilify may be helpful. Discussion with the prescribing physician regarding these issues would be very helpful.
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Cutting Boards
How we tested
Choosing a cutting board can feel like a roll of the dice. You think you're buying a solid, hard-wearing piece of equipment that will last for decades, only to find that it eventually suffers deep gouges, dulls the edge of your knife, or even warps or splits. That's what happened to our once-favorite board, the Totally Bamboo Congo. While it initially passed every test with flying colors, several copies of this model became distorted after a few years of hard-core use in the test kitchen, some even cracking at the seams. Hardly the lifelong purchase we had in mind.
Back at square one, we restarted the search process for the best cutting board with nine new boards—wood, bamboo, plastic, and composite models priced from $22 to nearly $200—and a firm list of criteria. First and foremost, we wanted space, and lots of it: at least 15 by 20 inches. Any smaller and we feel cramped when butchering chickens and end up chasing carrot coins that roll off the board's edge. We also wanted some heft to keep the boards from slipping and sliding around the counter while we're working. Finally, durability was crucial. We expected shallow scratches, since a blade should stick to the surface just a little; it makes for safer, steadier knife work. Deep gashes, however, would be a deal breaker, as they trap food, odors, and bacteria and can lead to splintering. To get the toughest board we could find, we distributed copies of each model to our test cooks, who put them through three solid months of daily use—the equivalent of years of use in the average home kitchen.
Get a Grip
Our first consideration was how well each of the boards accommodated the knife. More specifically, we observed how the blade responded to the board's surface, and how securely the board stayed anchored to the counter. We wanted a surface smooth enough to allow the knife's edge to glide and make nimble cuts, but nothing so slippery that either the blade or the food slides out of control while in use. This is where most of the wood and bamboo boards excelled: Their soft, subtly textured surfaces offered just enough give and "grip" for the knife to stick lightly with each stroke as we diced onions and chiles. Conversely, the blade practically slid across the slick surface of one of the plastic boards. And the hard facade of one composite model actually wore down the blade after just 350 strokes. (Knives used on every other board retained edges sharp enough to slice through a piece of paper well beyond 750 strokes.
As for countertop stability, many cooks slip a nonskid pad or damp paper towel under their boards, but we wanted one that stayed put on its own. That ability depended on one of two factors: the weight of the board and whether it had built-in traction. Thanks to grippy rubber strips affixed to the two lightest boards (both weighing less than 4 pounds), these featherweights stayed anchored to the counter, even as we hacked at chicken with a cleaver. Other models used sheer heft—though the disadvantages of too much bulk became clear when we had to haul the 19-pound composite block to the sink for cleaning.
Wear and Tear
We also evaluated how well the boards survived testing. Each model endured repeated blows from cleavers and chef's knives, and some of them—the plastic boards in particular—had the scars to prove it. With the exception of one model that cleaned up easily despite incurring deep scores, the cleaver gouges acted like mini trenches that trapped food and made them a pain to clean. But the surprise failure was the priciest slab of them all (at nearly $200). Despite its seemingly indestructible paper-resin composite construction (resin is also used to make skateboard ramps), the board splintered from the cleaver's whack, forcing us to pluck stray bits of it from the chicken.
The durability of the wood and bamboo models mostly depended on how the boards were constructed: end-grain or edge-grain. The former is made by gluing together blocks of wood or bamboo with the grain running perpendicular to the surface of the board, the latter by gluing together longer strips with the grain running parallel to the surface. End-grain models showed fewer scars than the edge-grain boards because their wood fibers faced the surface, and as a result, the knife marks actually closed up within minutes. Unfortunately, those exposed wood fibers also soaked up liquid and stains like a sponge, making them prone to warping. The end-grain models in our lineup began to warp—and eventually split—after just a few rinses in the sink. The edge-grain boards, on the other hand, showed no evidence of warping.
A Cut Above
Finally, we considered how much nurture the boards required to stay in good shape. The wood and bamboo models need to be oiled regularly lest they dry out and shrink, absorb too much water, split, or crack. But the fact is, most people don't oil their cutting boards with any regularity. That's why we were intrigued when, even after four weeks of use, one cutting board never appeared "thirsty." Even more impressive, after months of slicing, chopping, hacking, and washing, it retained its satiny, flat surface. With a little research, we discovered that teak, a tropical wood, contains tectoquinones, components of oily resins that are resistant to moisture, allowing this particular board to survive far better than the other wood and bamboo models. (Sailboats and expensive outdoor furniture are often made of teak because it can withstand the elements.) At $85, it's not cheap, but it's far from the most expensive board we tested and offers all the features we want: plenty of space, a knife-friendly surface, and longevity with minimal fuss. We think that makes it worth the price—and the trouble of oiling it every now and then. But if a carefree, dishwasher-safe board is a must, one reversible plastic product makes a good, considerably cheaper alternative.
- CUTTING: We diced onions, chopped chipotle chiles, minced herbs, and hacked up chicken thighs. Boards with a slight "grip" that kept the blade (and food) from sliding around got higher marks. Those that dulled a knife were downgraded.
- DURABILITY: We gave copies of each board to test cooks for three months of hard-core use. We ran the dishwasher-safe boards through the test kitchen's high-heat commercial dishwasher 40 to 75 times; we also ran duplicate copies in the top rack of a home dishwasher. After testing was complete, we shoved each board off the countertop. Our ideal: no warping, splitting, cracking, or splintering, and only minimal gouging or scuffing.
- USER-FRIENDLINESS: Roominess and countertop stability were key, but a good board also was a snap to maneuver (handles were a plus), came clean easily, and didn't require frequent oiling or special care.


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Sigh. Sooooooo, can we just go ahead and put it out there that having a baby definitely puts a damper on your sex life? Between being pregnant for nine months, giving birth, and then trying to adjust to life with a newborn, getting back in the saddle again and resuming an active sex life usually isn't a huge priority for new moms.
And that's why it's not the least bit surprising to hear that most new mothers wait longer than six weeks to have sex after their baby arrives. (I said most moms. Jessica Simpson is an exception.)
Yeah, six weeks may be the guideline that most doctors go by as far as how long you have to wait to do the dirty after childbirth, but it's definitely way too soon for plenty of overwhelmed, exhausted, not-feeling-anything-remotely-close-to-sexy mamas. Or at least I know it was for me.
I distinctly remember sitting on the table in my OB-GYN's office at my six-week appointment and her telling me it was ok to have sex again -- to which I reacted by laughing in her face. (Oh, yes I did.)
Having sex was probably the furthest thing from my mind at that time -- to the point where I really can't understand how ANY new mom would rate having sex as being high up on her "to-do" list.
In fact, I can think of 25 things new moms would rather do than have sex.
- Sleep (duh).
- Shower (alone).
- Go to the bathroom without any interruptions.
- Get a massage.
- Get her hair done.
- Get a manicure and pedicure.
- Take 10 minutes to book appointments for numbers 4 through 6.
- Watch an episode of The Bachelor, Revenge, Grey's Anatomy, insert favorite TV show here -- without having to get up off the couch to tend to the baby.
- Take a bath. A lonnnnnggggg, hot bath.
- Read a magazine from cover-to-cover.
- Read one chapter in a book without falling asleep.
- Go to the grocery store alone.
- Go to the mall alone.
- Go to the movies alone.
- Go out to dinner alone.
- Go pretty much anywhere alone.
- Cook dinner and actually sit down and eat whatever it is she cooked.
- Do the dishes/load the dishwasher in the effort of waking up to a clean kitchen.
- Pick up clutter and clean the house so she can desperately hold on to the small bit of normalcy she has since the baby arrived.
- Call her mom, her best friend, or anyone who doesn't mind listening to incessant crying for no reason.
- Take a walk around the neighborhood.
- Work out (because losing the baby weight will help bring back her sex drive).
- Sit and stare at a blank wall for an hour or two.
- Relax on the couch with a couple glasses of wine.
- Check Facebook.
What would you rather do than have sex? And how long did you wait to have sex again after you had your baby?
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LAFAYETTE — Police are investigating a suspicious encounter between a man and a girl that occurred Monday near the intersection of Hough Avenue and Brook Street.
About 11:45 a.m., a child said a man in a truck appeared to be waving at her to come to his vehicle, which was stopped in the middle of the street, according to the Lafayette Police Department.
The child told her parent who was walking nearby. When the parent walked over to the child, the truck drove away from the intersection.
Lafayette police do not know if the driver was simply saying hello to the child, allowing her to cross the street, or if there were other unknown motives.
The vehicle is described as a newer white pick-up truck with a camper shell over the bed of the vehicle. The vehicle was last seen headed east on Brook Street toward Moraga Road.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact the Lafayette Police Department at 925-284-5010 or through the tip line at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Contact Katie Nelson at 925-945-4780 or follow her at Twitter.com/katienelson210.


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PIEDMONT — Two Piedmont families had their homes raided at gunpoint early Monday morning in separate armed robberies that were likely the work of the same suspects, police said.
No one was injured in either incident, but the suspects fired at one of the victims, who attempted to follow them as they escaped.
In the first robbery, officers responded at 6:20 a.m. to a home in the 100 block of Estates Drive after a resident reported that three men with bandannas over their faces kicked in the front door of the home, Piedmont interim police Chief Scott Wyatt said. One suspect confronted a resident with a short-barreled rifle or shotgun, and another suspect threatened the other resident with a semi-automatic handgun.
The thieves told the residents to lay down and continued to ransack their home, Wyatt said. The suspects made off with a small jewelry box, a computer monitor and change after they looked for and asked for cash, which the residents did not have, Wyatt said.
While officers were investigating that robbery, Piedmont police received a near-identical report at 6:53 a.m. from a resident on Arroyo Avenue, near York Drive, Wyatt said. According to the 911 caller, three to five men kicked in the door and threatened the residents with the same two weapons, punching one of them to the floor after they screamed.
One of the suspects locked one of the residents in the basement after he tried to come upstairs to help, Wyatt said. The man escaped the basement and ran to a neighbor's house to call police.
As the suspects were trying to remove a safe and various computer and video equipment from the home, a woman sitting outside in a newer-model silver or grey SUV reportedly called the suspects on a cellphone, Wyatt said. The suspects ran outside, and one fired a shot back into the home as one of the victims tried to follow him.
Nobody was injured by the gunfire, which passed through two sets of windows in the front and the back of the house, Wyatt said.
Prior to the first robbery, police were also investigating a report from a resident in the 100 block of Estates Drive who called police to report that strangers were knocking on the door about 6 a.m. Oakland police also advised Piedmont officers about that time that they were looking for men fitting the same description after a suspicious persons call on the Oakland/Piedmont border.
The suspects were described as tall, black males in their early to mid-20s, wearing dark clothing and bandannas over their faces; most who were thin, but one who was heavyset, Wyatt said. The woman driving the car, for whom a description was not immediately available, is also considered a suspect, and made off in the SUV, which was described as looking "like a Suburban," with damage to its left-front end.
Police are working with robbery investigators throughout Alameda County, as armed home invasion robberies have continued to rise in Piedmont and nearby communities, Wyatt said.
The Monday morning burglaries follow a Dec. 20 incident in the 100 block of Oakmont Avenue in Piedmont where a woman returned home to find a man inside her bedroom rifling through her belongings, Detective George Phifer said. The man climbed out the bedroom window after the woman screamed, driving off in a four-door sedan with the woman's jewelry.
A Piedmont family was also held a gunpoint Dec. 12 in a home invasion in the 100 block of Scenic Avenue.
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Rose McGowan + Davey Detail Tie the Knot
Congrats to Rose McGowan and Davey Detail! The actress and artist wed this weekend.
PEOPLE reports that McGowan and Detail got married yesterday (Oct. 12) in Los Angeles by a rabbi under a chuppah outdoors.
The pair announced their engagement in July after over a year of dating.
Though McGowan's no stranger to engagements (she previously rocked rocks from Marilyn Manson, from whom she split in 2001 and her 'Grindhouse' director Robert Rodriguez, with whom she broke up in 2009), the third time's the charm: This is the first time she's actually made it down the aisle!
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IETF, the Internet Engineering Task Force is gathering in Stockholm for their 75th meeting in the summer of 2009.
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If you want, make an alternative version with the ".se" attached to the logo, since this will be the full name of the web site (i.e. ietf75.se)
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For teaching second conditional, you could be creative by using roleplay. For example, if you have a German student and a French student, have the French student act as a waiter and the German student as a customer. The waiter makes a suggestion and in response the customer makes an observation about how it would be different in his country.You might have such an exchange
Waiter: May I recommend the French onion soup. It is very popular in the north west region
Customer: If we were in Germany/ this was a German restaurant, you would probably suggest a salad
This would be a good exercise to use with the expected learning outcomes being:
practice of the second conditional in a creative setting
the learning of habits of other cultures.
(+ as an expected additional outcome)- the practice of functional language
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Good morning, dear friends!
It's Saturday. I've got a run under my belt, and I'm off to South Bend for Unity Gardens: Growing Summit. I'm going to attend a couple of sessions: one on soil and one on container gardening. It should be a great time!
Have you ever made your own ice cream? When I worked at summer camp, it was a weekly thing. Favorite camp activity. Ever. No ice cream maker required!
What about homemade vanilla pudding mix? I'm going to give it a shot! I have an Amish friendship bread starter (anyone know what I'm talking about?) that requires vanilla pudding. Not having to buy a couple of boxes every time I want to make bread would be great.
I found these oatmeal sandwich cookies over at Joy the Baker. Oh my. Oatmeal+peanut butter. This is health food, people. Eat breakfast. Fuel your day. With these cookies.
If you're hankering for some real food (what? the oatmeal cookies don't cut it for you?), check out this recipe for skinny chicken and broccoli alfredo. It looks tasty!
News! Bob Goff's book Love Does is released this week. It might be one that I have to add to my shelves.
Want some ideas for your weekend? Check out Ann Voskamp's post from last Saturday. She'll post one today too!
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2,4 am Juli 28, 2018
First off, clean well kept B&B in the heart of Cambridge. Easy walking everywhere. I would hardly call it a B&B though when breakfast consists of coffee and juice. However the coffee WAS amazing. Liked the privacy, basically no room service. They do not re-enter your room until you leave. The bed however was unbelievable small. Pretty sure it was a full, we sleep in a king. So needless to say things were cozy. Overall nice B&B IF you understand in advance what you are and are not getting. Housekeepers were very informative and helpful.
3,6 am März 15, 2018
The room was lovely and the convenience to Harvard can't be beat. The steps to the room are extremely steep which is problematic if you have mobility issues. David was wonderful.
4,4 am September 01, 2017
The Parkside on Ellery has many things going for it. First off, it's charming. It's also well-appointed, quiet, and a nice walk (or short taxi ride) from Harvard and Central Squares. One is greeted with warm hospitality from the owner who explains what you need to know before giving you your privacy. Breakfast service, while modest, was delivered to me (in Room 1) via a private access, which was different. It's hard to describe here but it basically meant I could eat in my room in my PJs, knowing that I would not be seen at all. The view from my room was of the park/library across the street, which was very nice. And. the mattress was great! The older I get, the more I appreciate that.
5 am August 28, 2017
David is a wonderful host. I had contacted him to say I would be a late check in and he was waiting out the front for me when I arrived. He also gave me some wonderful suggestions about where to eat and visit during my stay. The room is charming and I lived the breakfasts. What more can I say but thank you for being a wonderful host and for providing such a relaxing and comfortable place to stay. I will definitely return if I am visiting Boston again.
4,8 am Mai 01, 2017
A quick walk into central Cambridge. Nicely furnished, clean and very comfortable. Breakfast is light but tasty and on-time. A reasonable price compared to local hotels and other B&Bs. Owner does a nice job of making this a great place to stay!
5 am April 12, 2017
The location is excellent and priced very reasonably. Lovely homemade continental breakfast and friendly owner. Thumbs up from me!
4,4 am April 12, 2017
I loved my stay at the Ellery! Our host was wonderful and provided just the right touch of friendly and attentive but also allowing privacy and autonomy. Took his recommendation on what to see and do in Cambridge and had a great trip. Will definitely stay here again!
3,4 am März 21, 2017
David is a great host! I enjoyed my stay in the Ellery B&B - the basement room available was basic but made for a great "home base" for my time at Harvard.
4,4 am Januar 24, 2017
I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Parkside on Ellery. From the excellent, easy-to-follow directions for using (free) public transportation that David forwarded before my arrival in Boston to the good-sized room, furnished with antique furniture, to the warm welcome and excellent location, all aspects of my stay were very good. David is a very experienced host and has thought through all the details, including a clever system for ordering and delivering breakfast to each guestroom. Highly recommended.
4,8 am Oktober 17, 2016
A clean, comfortable room neat Harvard university. The owener is very knowladgable and willing to help alas hard to get by phone (no cell phone). Nice garden and good location in Cambridge. We enjoyed our stay there. Breakfast was very good and nicely served.
4,2 am September 30, 2016
It was an amazing experience. David was a friendly host. The location was extraordinary, very close to Harvard. I was in easy walking distance to the campus. The rooms are nicely decorated. I really enjoyed to be there!
5 am Juni 25, 2016
David was a great host and his knowledge of the area was great too. Bill and Nancy
4,4 am Juni 12, 2016
excellent B&B from all points of views
4,2 am November 08, 2015
The room we rented at Parkside on Ellery was comfortable and cozy, and the breakfast was simple but delicious and very well presented. The house itself is extremely well located in Cambridge. My only comment is that it would be good to include in the description that the bed is a double; we were expecting something a little bigger.
3,6 am Oktober 19, 2015
We stayed in The Scholar room. Comfortable and clean room. Room was small but thoughtfully laid out and well appointed. David was a great host. We walked and biked everywhere. Close to Harvard, museums, and restaurants.Very homey feel.
3,8 am Oktober 19, 2015
We stayed at this B&B one night only while visiting our son at Harvard. The B&B is excellently located for just about all purposes in Cambridge -- within easy walking distance of the university and any number of good restaurants. The proprietor was helpful and friendly. The neighborhood is pleasant and parking is assured with a permit that comes with the booking. A good experience. I was prepared to book again for a second weekend about 2 months later, but Parkside was already fully booked!
4,0 am Februar 25, 2015
I stayed at Parkside on Ellery for two weeks in February, 2015 - the worst weather in Boston history! But - my room was warm and clean and the staff accommodating. The location is ideal (if it's not too cold and snowy to get around).
4,6 am August 31, 2014
I am a Harvard student and my mother came to visit me for a few days the week before Commencement 2014. I had to make a last minute reservation and was a bit uncertain about picking a bed and breakfast over a hotel. Now, I have to say that I won't ever have my mother staying anywhere else but Parkside on Ellery on her future visits. Hell, I'm even thinking about renting a room there once a year to come back and visit Cambridge once I'm gone. That little place went far beyond my expectations. And my mother loved it so much she decided to extend her stay. She had the room called "The Scholar", which is, I think, a lot nicer and has more personality than any other standard hotel room I have personally been in. It has all the appliances of a hotel room, plus the qualities of a home. And David, the owner, is such a nice man. The neighborhood is quiet and your are a 10 minute walk away from Harvard Square. I almost hesitate to recommend that place because I want to keep it for myself as my little hidden gem!
4,8 am August 11, 2014
Parkside on Ellery was a Joy. The location was perfect with walking distance to so many attractions and interesting events. It's a ten minute drive to Boston or a short commute on the " T". The outdoor garden was charming and The Scholar room was delightfully comfortable with it's private entrance. David was extremely helpful in guiding us to the museums and the North End of Boston for the best itallian food I have ever eaten. The free permit parking was also very helpful as we drove to many places on a Sunday. Do not walk.....run to Parkside on Ellery. It's a treat. Jean & Mal Rintel New Jersey
4,6 am August 10, 2014
The location was excellent in that it was both close to Harvard Square with its many shops, boutiques, cafes, and restaurants all within easy walking distance, but also in that was exceptionally quiet and private. The garden area was beautiful as well and the house is amazing. The neighborhood was also peaceful and felt very safe for me both during the day and night. I like to swim coached pool workouts (masters swim) and it turned out Cambridge Masters Swim has 4 workout times and uses three indoor Cambridge pool locations that allow drop-ins, so that was an added treat. If I'd had more time, I also would have enjoyed jogging around the neighborhood. The room was plenty spatious with an easy to adjust air conditioner. Usually when I sleep in a hotel, I find myself unable to fall (and stay) asleep. Yet, at Parkside, I slept very well each night despite having found the mattress a bit hard. Breakfast was light, but exactly how I like to start my day (options of cereal/granola, english muffins with butter and jams, and coffee/tea/juice). David was an excellent host. He was there when I arrived, helped us in with our luggage, and answered the few times I called him with a question without it ever going to voice-mail. He provided us with a notebook with essential information about the room, check-in and check-out, nearby events/shops/eateries, and a great map of the area. This made everything so easy.
4,8 am August 05, 2014
My daughter and I spent a most enjoyable three days at the Parkside-on-Ellery B and B. Fondest thanks to David, our host, for his most pleasant welcome. The rooms are exquisitely appointed and include, in the Cambridge room, breakfast served via dumb-waiter, which is most charming. David goes the extra mile to ensure his guests are comfortable, yet he knows how to remain discrete and unobtrusive. The house is on a quiet street, with available on-street parking, and is a short walk from Harvard Square and the campus. For those who love turn-of-the-century finery at a decent price (considering how expensive it is to live in Boston today), I highly recommend the Parkside-on-Ellery B and B.
4,2 am April 22, 2014
Charming, lucid room with nice bathroom, comfortable bed and a small but nice eating area for breakfast ("The Cambridge", room 2). Breakfast comes directly to room, with "real" dishware and cutlery (not the plastic stuff you often get in hotels) Great place if you want some privacy, quiet neighborhood. Storage room for clothes could be larger, but is fine for a not so long stay. Liked it very much, would definitely come back!
4,2 am Oktober 26, 2013
This was the perfect solution as a place to stay while visiting Harvard and other area schools. The location was ideal, being a 5 minute walk to Harvard Yard, and we enjoyed the lovely park across the street. Our room was very comfortable and gave us everything we needed. David was very helpful and accommodating whenever we needed anything, from directions to reheating our meal from the North End! Breakfast was a little limited, and my daughter (who is gluten-free) could not eat it, but otherwise, this suited us perfectly. Compared to hotels nearby, this was an incredible value as well. Highly recommend for those seeking a lovely solution close to Harvard Square.
4,6 am September 28, 2013
There were 5 of us coming from all different regions of the US for a wedding. Parkside on Ellery was easy to find, centrally located, within walking distance of almost everywhere we needed to go. There were even umbrellas for the unplanned rain!!!
4,0 am September 28, 2013
My first time in Cambridge for a meeting, glad I found this quaint little B&B. Quiet, big room, very good.
4,6 am September 05, 2013
Parkside on Ellery was exactly as expected, clean, neat, well organized. But more, it was considerately, and intelligently designed by the founder. If you chose the "Scholar" room for your visit, expect the quietest stay in busy Cambridge, plenty of leaf-filtered light and windows that work. Don't call it a basement, its a lower level lovingly adapted from a study, and with accents on hort and landscaping. Walk right out the garden and four blocks to Harvard Yard. Perfect!
3,8 am August 21, 2013
We had a wonderful stay with David. The room was well organized and clean. The garden is beautiful and takes your mind to a country-side. We found the breakfast lacking, but we are foodies.
4,2 am Mai 30, 2013
My family, in-laws and I stayed at the Cambridge room at Parkside on Ellery B&B in May to celebrate our daughter's graduation. The inn is charming, both the interior and the small surrounding garden are tasteful and beautiful. The inn has three rooms with many personal touches and all sorts of amenities. Our bed was extremely comfortable.The inn has a unique way of serving a very simple breakfast and the fact that one must keep one's own room neat and clean did not bother us at all. The owner is a very interesting person who is always ready for conversation and to accommodate his guests' requests. The rooms come with plenty of information about the area. Parkside is ideally located in the middle of Cambridge in a beautiful part of town. The inn comes with a free parking pass. We would certainly stay there again.
5 am Mai 28, 2013
The room is beautiful, private, and service was wonderful. Good value for a relatively expensive area. Would definitely stay here again if we find ourselves in Cambridge.
5 am Mai 28, 2013
Charmant B&B très bien situé au coeur de Cambridge, chambres décorées avec goût, petit déjeûner à la chambre à savourer en pyjama et l'hôte, David, fort sympathique, dégage une joie de vivre contagieuse. J'y retournerai, c'est certain.
3,8 am Mai 27, 2013
Very helpful host and great location. Comfortable, clean, and welcoming. I plan to stay there again.
4,4 am Mai 11, 2013
We have stayed at Parkside on Ellery two times now and find it very pleasant. David is quite helpful with dining and sightseeing suggestions. The room is spotless and the breakfast, while basic, is quite adequate. We will stay again.
4,6 am Mai 06, 2013
Charming, comfortable & clean. Breakfast delivered by dumbwaiter was fun & to the minute of requested time. I will definitely be back!
4,6 am April 14, 2013
fantastic location, attentive host, and clean very nice rooms. Great choice!
5 am April 05, 2013
A place I certainly recommend. You feel at home and look forward to coming back after the day out in Boston.
3,2 am April 05, 2013
I didn't think you could stay anyplace so conveniently located in Cambridge for this price. Harvard Museums, Harvard Square shopping, historic sites and public transport all within easy walking distance.
5 am März 21, 2013
I love staying at the Parkside, I've stayed 3 or 4 times and plan to return next year, too. David is a wonderful host, and his thoughtfulness and attention to detail is terrific.
3,4 am August 30, 2012
Great location in Cambridge MA, very near Harvard campus, It's a 10 minute walk to Harvard Square. If you're heading to Boston, it's a short subway ride. Breakfast was good, but more of a variety each day would have been nice.
4,6 am August 27, 2012
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5 am August 26, 2012
awesome location, friendly staff, the best rooms! only stayed here for a night but would love to come back here again in the near future!
3,4 am August 02, 2012
excellent stay for my purposes. Unbelievably clean, convenient, great service. Thanks!
4,8 am August 02, 2012
excellent location, quiet. extremely friendly staff and outstanding room. great choice
4,8 am Juli 27, 2012
Our week in Cambridge, MA was enhanced by our stay at The Parkside on Ellery. Our host, David was incredibly helpful and went out of his way to make sure we felt at home. We loved the location, our room, and the breakfasts.
4,6 am Juli 25, 2012
I just got back from my 2nd visit to the Parkside on Ellery BnB! I cannot recommend this BnB enough. The owners are fantastic, specifically David who has a genuine concern with making sure that you are taken care of and do not have a care in the world. Helping with directions, restaurants, history of the area, opinions on attractions, he knows it all and well he should after 30 years. I come here on business, so the fun aspect is nominal but there is a reason why a business traveler comes back to a BnB and that is service, convenience and location!
5 am Juli 25, 2012
Parkside was a wonderful home base for our trip to Cambridge. We thoroughly enjoyed the room and the people we friendly and professional. We will definately choose Parkside again in the future.
3,8 am Juni 15, 2012
Green and quiet environment. Amusing and thoughtful equipment and welcome.
4,2 am Mai 21, 2012
Very friendly and helpful owner with a clean clean and spacious room. The breakfast was convenient as it was brought too the room. There weren't many options for breakfast foods, but the privacy of eating by yourself was appreciated.
5 am Mai 09, 2012
Loved everything about it. Very conveniently located.
5 am April 19, 2012
The proprietor David is really into providing first class treatment to his guests. The rooms are beautifully appointed and the location is perfect----near everything in Cambridge and handy to the T. We stay nowhere else...
4,8 am April 19, 2012
I am so grateful to have found this place. My only regret is that my kid is graduating this month. Our time together was priceless and the Parkside gave us more time and a lovely environment SO close to Harvard-- no T and no bus, just precious time with my son. Thank you so much!
4,0 am Januar 23, 2012
Parkside was a great place to get away for a short weekend. Although we ended up visiting the city on a snowy weekend, Parkside's location was great as well as the amenities within: comfortably sized, clean rooms with books and games, a television and desk make any needs easily met. The Host was incredibly attentive, helpful and a genuinely nice person. We will be back (and not even dependent on the weather)!
4,0 am Januar 23, 2012
We didn't get in until 2:00 am due to a snowstorm, but David was more than able to accomodate us at such an early time. He gave us a full run down on the B&B specifics, but also recognized we were tired so was brief in his delivery. He provided us with some local restaurants, and even a map with a 10 minute walking radius on it!! As a coincidence, we were going to see a play on Saturday night that David was seeing the following Tuesday, so we were provided with several options with regard to public transportation to get there and back, as well as eateries in the area of the theater. On our way out, we gave him some feedback for the play and told him he would have a lovely time.
4,2 am Dezember 06, 2011
.: This was my first stay at Parkside B&B on Ellery Street in Cambridge MA. I stayed for 9 days, and can only speak positively about my experience. David had the room ready for me when I arrived, and took the time to explain to me all necessary details regarding my stay there. Included is a small binder of information that is very helpful to anyone staying there, especially guests new to the area. Every morning I received a nice continental breakfast of toasted English muffins and cereal, with juice, milk and coffee. The bed was very comfortable, the room has wireless internet, and is a 10-minute walk from Harvard Square. David is the consummate host - when I had questions or needed extra supplies, he was always responsive. I would recommend Parkside on Ellery without hesitation to anyone looking to stay in Cambridge for a few days. Thank you, David!
4,2 am November 27, 2011
A lovely and convenient location that made us feel like we belonged to the neighborhood. Charming suite with arty touches and quirky features, like the fabulous library collection and purposeful dumbwaiter. Would have enjoyed a springy foam layer to soften the wonderfully big king bed, but slept well on the quiet street. Looking forward to many return visits over the next several years...
4,2 am November 12, 2011
Great location, very good rooms, fair price and outstanding service. Just like Ritz Carlton, when a guest asks for something one day, David knew to provide the same every other day without asking.
4,8 am November 12, 2011
I needed a little respite between workshop days and found this lovely inn which was perfect for me. It's in a quiet location but walking distance from town. Everything about the inn is exceptional.
4,4 am Oktober 26, 2011
Very comfortable and quiet, yet in the middle of Cambridge and close to the public library and Harvard Square. Many great restaurants within a ten-minute-walk. We'll try to be back!
4,0 am Oktober 25, 2011
Lovely comfortable Victorian room which was spacious and well equipped. Separate bathroom with bath and shower. B and B is well situated near the University with good access to local transport links. Breakfast is served in the room which could be a little better but no complaints. Highly recommended and we will be calling again on our next visit to Boston.
4,4 am Oktober 24, 2011
A guest house where you have your own apartment with separate entrance was exceptional. I look forward to repeating our visit next year.
4,4 am Oktober 24, 2011
The Parkside on Ellery had very cute rooms, and was located on a nice, leafy street in walking distance to many Cambridge "attractions." My privacy was also very respected, which I was happy about (this is sometimes not the case at B and Bs).
4,0 am September 28, 2011
We had a really enjoyable stay. David is an excellent host - attentive to detail, patient and very helpful. Lovely gardens and setting. Handy for Cambridge and for buses and subways to downtown Boston. An excellent base for exploring the area. We look forward to staying again.
3,6 am September 22, 2011
We are so happy that you allowed our little dog into the lower bedroom. Even though it was a below ground room, we were very comfortable and warm while it poured down rain outside. Our son is only a few blocks away at the Harvard dorms so we'll be back to stay with you again. Thanks so much, Mark and Faye McGregor
4,8 am September 19, 2011
Merci David Pour votre accueil chaleureux et charmant Votre lieu est magique Catherine et Jean
3,2 am September 13, 2011
Nice location. One window was broken, so lot of noise during the hurricane. Breakfast in the room very nice.
4,4 am August 25, 2011
My wife and I spent four nights here in August 2011 and had a wonderful time. The room was beautifully furnished, the bed large and very comfortable, the breakfast delicious, and the location ideal for exploring Cambridge and Boston. We would not hesitate to stay here again.
4,4 am August 01, 2011
I was in Cambridge on business and stayed at the Parkside in the Scholar's Room. The room was charming, clean, and David was a helpful and pleasant host. Parkside is close to Harvard Square, the T, lots of restaurants, cafes, and the Glass Exhibit at the Harvard science museum. I would definitely stay there again if I travel to the Boston area.
4,6 am Juni 24, 2011
extremely comfortable, good location, all amenities, loved having breakfast in the room
4,0 am Juni 16, 2011
Wonderful accommodations, and convenient to local attractions and transportation.
3,4 am Mai 12, 2011
stayed for three nights in May, 2011. excellent location and wonderful concierge. would recommend to friends, and would return.
4,8 am April 30, 2011
My room was very clean and comfortable; the breakfast was healthy and filling. David is very friendly, and the value is great. Highly recommended.
4,0 am April 14, 2011
We spent five days in the Scholar Room in April '11 while visiting Harvard. Its location is very good for access to the university campus and satisfactory if one wants to foray into Boston (the T at Harvard Square is about 10 minutes' walk away). The room came with all the basic amenities that one would need during a short stay (and more, since our agenda for instance allowed for no TV watching). The bed was a little on the small side, but we had no trouble getting two portions of good sleep out of it, and breakfast was a bit light so we usually complemented the tiny (but warmed-up) muffins with our own supplies, stored in the room's fridge. However, David more than made up for it by helpfully providing us with an extra hot-water carafe which allowed for hot muesli snacks over the day. (To alleviate the hunger pangs of pregnancy, but that is another story.) All in all, this is not a B&B one would choose for its luxury, but it provides one with a clean, reliable and conveniently-placed room from which to explore Cambridge and Boston. Also, a brief comment on the slightly awkward ratings system: As we have done our research beforehand, we pretty much knew what to expect and in some respects, the place turned out to be exactly as we expected - but those expectations were part of why we chose it in the first place!
5 am März 30, 2011
I looked for a place that was light, spacious, uncluttered, and quiet. Parkside has all of these features. The small entry room with bookshelves, a table and chairs for two, and a window that let in morning light opened into the large bedrooom with crisp linen, spacious windows, a comfortable two seater, a desk, a large bamboo plant and tasteful hangings on the wall and a splendid carved headboard. The bathroom, like the other rooms, is immaculate; the ambience serene, and David the "Innkeeper" could not have been more helpful. Offstreet parking presented no problem: spaces were readily available nearby. I chose to have breakfast elsewhere, but I doubt I would have been disappointed if I'd chosen otherwise. All in all a splendid place.
4,0 am März 29, 2011
I cannot think of a thing that I would have changed about my stay at the Parkside. One thing in particular that I appreciated was that I was not expected to be present at a big table full of people at 8 a.m. and be social. My breakfast--which was just what I wanted--was delivered to my door promptly every morning at the time I'd requested to have it. Also, the staff was friendly and competent. I slept like a log during my stay.
3,4 am Februar 20, 2011
Nice location close to restaurants,museums,and Harvard.great hospitality in which owner took his time thoroughly explaining information that was helpful about the room and area.Spacious room w/ all the amenities we needed.We are already booked for May for a return trip for daughter's graduation.
4,0 am Dezember 17, 2010
We spent 5 wonderful days here. Room, building and neighbourhood in an exquisite harmony. Charming details of the interior design: furniture, paintings, bookshelves, rising cupboard (!). Comfotable, clean, quiet. Yard on 3 sides, with swing and artesian fountain. Friendly host.
5 am Dezember 04, 2010
A charming victorian house with lovely furnishings. The owner was exceedingly knowledgeable about the area. A useful guide to both the standard tourist area - but I would recommend walking over to Longfellow's house - National Historic Site run by the US park service. The B&B was close to all the places we needed to be in Cambridge, either for walking or public transportation. The neighborhood and local shops were near and had all you could need. The breakfast was wonderful - simple yet elegantly presented with lovely linens and dishes and glassware. I would highly recommend staying there.
4,8 am Dezember 01, 2010
After almost giving up on finding a place for less than $300 a night in Boston over a weekend in October 2010, we stumbled across Parkside on Ellery. Less than $200 a night, clean, quiet, spacious (Cambridge Room), private in-room breakfast (brought up by a dumbwaiter). It was a bit of a walk from Harvard and the subway (at least when schleping all of our stuff), but easy walking distance to restaurants in the area. David was wonderful in helping us get oriented to the area and recommending things to do.
4,0 am November 22, 2010
Parkside on Ellery is a very lovely and charming bed and breakfast. David was always a wonderful help and we greatly enjoyed the comfort of our room as well as the ease of the nearby subway system to take us all over the city. We will be coming back to Parkside on Ellery on our next visit to Boston.
3,6 am November 18, 2010
The room decoration is gorgeous, too bad I didn't spend more time there! Very nice place for a few days in Cambridge or for a romantic escapade
3,8 am November 17, 2010
We stayed for a weekend while attending a wedding in Boston. The location - just outside of Harvard Square, and walking distance to Inman Square - is fantastic. We were able to get to the T and make it into the city very easily. Our room was charming and full of interesting local literature. The bathroom was up-to-date with great amenities (which you don't always find in these old houses).
5 am November 17, 2010
David's establishment is clean, quiet, and comfortable. Close to Harvard Square and Harvard Schools it's very convenient for seeing all of Cambridge and Boston without needing a car. Plenty of good places to eat nearby and a wonderfully elegant breakfast in the morning with tasty coffee and juice.
4,6 am November 07, 2010
Perfect location for our needs in Cambridge. Very nice room, great host. An amazingly quiet place.
3,2 am November 01, 2010
David was helpful with directions and very accommodating with our arrival and departure times, and getting us a parking spot. The room was clean and quiet and breakfast arrived in our room spot-on time. If your agenda is in Cambridge/Harvard this is much better than staying at one of the big chains in town, and costs less!
3,0 am November 01, 2010
We've stayed at may B&Bs including three in the Boston area. We've always had access to common areas and the opportunity to socialize and absorb the ambience is much of the appeal for us. This was not the case at Parkside. The innkeeper greeted and oriented us and we never saw him again. Breakfast was served in our room and no other rooms were available to us. The neighborhood (adjacent to the new Cambridge library) appears well-kept and safe and is convenient to Harvard. But there is nothing exceptional about the accommodations. A tiny TV with poor reception and a filling but ordinary (cold cereal, English muffin, and coffee and juice) is provided.
4,6 am November 01, 2010
We really enjoyed our stay at Parkside on Ellery B&B, the atmosphere is so familiar everything is good arranged. clean, very good breakfast and quiet good connection with public transportation and just 2 minutes walk from Harvard campus...if you want to discover a really romantic Boston this is the right place to be!!!
3,8 am November 01, 2010
This B&B has a great location in a charming neighborhood very close to Harvard Square. My room was lovely and David, the Inn Keeper, was friendly and very helpful. Highly recommend!
3,8 am Oktober 04, 2010
Parkside on Ellery is a lovely B&B in an awesome neighborhood. Lots of wonderful restaurants nearby, tons of green space, and walking distance to the T train into Boston. Harvard Yard and Harvard Square are also walking distance and they are really fun without being overly "touristy". Breakfast was as expected, although I don't think we got exactly what we ordered on any of the six mornings we were there. We could have called to have things corrected but we're laid-back people. The coffee and tea were hot, the milk and juice were cold, and David is a gracious host. We had tons of privacy, which was great. The room doesn't have a microwave, however, which made it hard to reheat our leftovers from all the delicious food we devoured all week. Overall, a great experience for us.
4,6 am September 27, 2010
Ideally located a few minutes walk from Harvard Square (and around the corner from my apartment), my parents stayed here when visiting from Ireland. They thoroughly enjoyed their stay in the Victorian Room - a beautiful room with lots more Cambridge character than your typical hotel. David was an extremely accommodating and professional host and had helpful suggestions for things to do and see on your visit, while providing breakfast with a selection of teas, coffees, muffins and cereals. Keep up the good work, will definitely recommend to my friends!
4,0 am September 22, 2010
Had a great time, great location, quiet. Very good location across from the new Cambridge Library.
3,4 am September 07, 2010
The room was spacious, everything was clean and organized. David showed me how to get to the T at Harvard Sq. and directed me to nearby places I could eat - he also goes over everything with you & leaves a binder with directions/rules/expectations. I felt very comfortable and happy with my stay!
4,0 am August 28, 2010
Parkside on Ellery was perfect for our needs. We needed a reasonably-priced, centrally-located, comfy place in Cambridge. Innkeeper David was very nice and helpful. Our rooms was neat, clean with lots of books and asian artifacts/decor. We'd definitely come again!
4,6 am August 25, 2010
Parkside offers the best price/quality ratio by providing customers art/comfort designed rooms. My girlfriend an I were visiting the city only for the weekend (3 days). As soon as we arrive to Parkside, the inkeeper (David) was very kind and made us feel comfortable. He also gave us really good advices regarding what to visit in the city. The bed and breakfest is located only 10 min walk from harvard (and thus also Harvard subway station), which made public transportation an easy option while we were moving across Cambridge/Boston. I highly recommend Parkside to anyone who plan to go visit Boston.
4,6 am August 17, 2010
Stayed at Parkside on Ellery when visiting Harvard for a conference. I particularly liked the friendly service. Outstanding value! Thank you David!
4,8 am August 14, 2010
Right across the street from a lovely park and library. Harvard Univ. is only a few blocks away; and a lovely walk through a beautiful neighborhood. I will definitely be back.
4,4 am August 14, 2010
felt welcomed and safe. look forward to next visit!
5 am August 11, 2010
My wife and I spent a week at this B&B while I was taking classes at MIT. We were staying at the Victoria room. The location is definitely the best in the area among most B&B. It was convenient for transportation and peaceful when we were sitting on the bedside and looking at the park. The Innkeeper, David, is prepared and knowledgeable to answer and to guide us in the cambridge area. In short, we'll definitely return if we have another chance to stay in town.
4,2 am August 11, 2010
This cute B&B had all the comforts of home, and a unique breakfast served to our room via a dumb waiter - a really great stay and 10 min walk to Harvard Square and great restaurants. I'd go back in a heartbeat!
4,2 am August 06, 2010
Everything was perfect, room, service, location... every detail. Quiet, peaceful, private. David the innkeeper was thoughtful and helpful.
3,8 am August 03, 2010
The location is fun and the house is beautifully maintained. David is very thoughtful and helpful as a host. Simple touches could improve the breakfast...otherwise a good stay.
4,0 am Juli 28, 2010
From a cordial welcome to a clean, convenient, cozy, comfortable bed room, , Parkside on Ellery offers us all the amenities we could wish for, including an on -the- dot breakfast, delivered by dumbwaiter. What could be better? The garden is a pleasire, too!
4,0 am Juni 30, 2010
Parkside on Ellery is the perfect spot in Cambridge. 5 minutes from Harvard square and the nearest subway entrance.The room was delightful (AC, TV, Internet access...) and breakfast was served at our door at the exact time requested. Wow! A parking space was also available for us throughout our stay. To put it simply, it was - perfect! All of this does not compare to our host - David. He knew all the best spots in Cambridge to eat, visit or simply walk. Charming man! If you don't know where to go or where to eat... David knows! Thank you very much and hope to visit Parkside on Ellery again... soon!
4,4 am Juni 16, 2010
Very nice place in good location near Hrevard square and restaurants. A very helpful and friendly innkeeper makes this nicer. Had a great stay and enjoyed the suroundings in a quiet place.
4,0 am Mai 21, 2010
While I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at the lovely Parkside on Ellery B&B, I was a bit unsatisfied with the breakfast selection. It seems to me that having "breakfast" second only to "bed" in the title, one should be able to expect more than toast or cereal to choose from. The plus side of the breakfast is that it came to my room via dumbwaiter promptly each morning. Overall, I would gladly stay at the Parkside again, should I return to Cambridge!
3,6 am Mai 13, 2010
This B&B is located perfectly if you like to stay in a quiet place, but want to be close to the sights in Cambridge: everything is a nice walk away. The T into Boston is also close, only 5 minutes away by foot.
3,8 am Mai 11, 2010
The Victorian room was just that! An outstanding location. David was very helpful, informative, and enthusiastic. He was always available for questions or assistance. Having breakfast in the room was a great treat. We really enjoyed Boston. We did miss having a common room to sit in, as it was too cold to be in the garden.
4,6 am Mai 06, 2010
This is a very quaint B&B basically on the Harvard campus. Very quiet spot and breakfast was great. The accomodations weren't overly spacious, but very comfortable. I would definitely recommend to another person.
3,8 am April 28, 2010
Comfortable, relaxing and quiet room. Location is conveniently located-- a 10 minutes walk to the T, and within walking distance of shopping and restaurants. Enjoyed the light continental breakfast served in the room. Owner is friendly and helpful.
4,4 am April 24, 2010
Our host was most gracious. He explained, with great detail, the amenities of the house and rooms. Not only that but he was most helpful in pointing out local landmarks as well as restaurants and points of interest. The rooms were warm and cozy, nicely decorated and with many modern features. We were comfortable and felt like home away from home. Thanks for the hospitality!
3,2 am April 24, 2010
Great location in Cambridge near MTBA, very convenient!
4,2 am April 21, 2010
We planned to get away and make a special trip out of my running the Boston Marathon. The weather was very cold and wet. The room remained comfortable the whole stay and was very cozy. We enjoyed this much more tan staying in a stuffy hotel. We would return again and reccomend to others.
4,6 am April 14, 2010
This was my first stay at this wonderful B&B close to the heart of Harvard Yard. The rooms and grounds are interesting, and reflect the warmth and professional design skill of the host, David. The location is perfect. It looks out on the grounds of the new Cambridge library, and is an easy walk to all of the attractions and restaurants of the Harvard Square area. The in room breakfasts are excellent and healthy. My daughter who is in grad school at Harvard, would join me every morning before starting her day. David knows any thing you want to know about Cambridge and the surrounding Boston metro area. You only have to ask, and you will receive interesting and unique suggestions regarding how to enjoy yourself, and learn more about historical Cambridge and Boston. I'll be back soon. John B, MD Ohio
4,2 am April 14, 2010
David was the perfect innkeeper. The place was immaculate. The proximity of the inn to Harvard campu was fabulous. All in all we found it to be a wonderful experience.
4,8 am April 14, 2010
We stayed at the Parkside on Ellery for 2 nights (8-9 April 2010). The room that we stayed in - the Victorian Room - was beautifully decorated, large, clean and overlooked a beautiful park. The bathroom was large and very clean as well. We thoroughly enjoyed David's hospitality and will recommend this gem of a B&B to all friends and relatives that are visiting Harvard and Cambridge.
5 am März 25, 2010
Parkside on Ellery is a wonderful place to stay. Besides the convenience to Harvard Square, Inman Square, Boston, etc., the rooms are luxurious and tasteful with every thoughtful touch meticulously put in place. I have stayed there twice and plan to stay many times again.
4,6 am März 07, 2010
Friendly, polite service Good Privacy Convenient location Roomy
3,4 am Februar 22, 2010
David was a friendly and knowledgeable host. The best part about Parkside on Ellery is its convenient location. It's across from a park, tennis court, and library. A gym with a pool is only a block away. It's easy to stroll into Harvard Square and try out the many restaurants, movies, theater and museums. I even walked down to Mass Ave. to check out the wonderful M.I.T. Museum.
4,6 am November 20, 2009
I never had the opportunity to take advantage of the dining option, but the coding doesn't have an NA.... This was really an incredible little gem--so private, quiet and accessible to everything. I was thrilled.
4,6 am November 11, 2009
Thank you David, for such a hospitable welcome to Cambridge. I enjoyed staying in the room and seeing the fall foliage through the windows. The room is very spacious with a writing desk, breakfast table and a couch and I was able to do my work in a comfortable and peaceful environment. High recommend as a place to stay if you are visiting Cambridge, short walk to marketplace, Harvard, and Harvard Square.
4,0 am November 06, 2009
Stayed in the Scholar room. Room more than adequate. David was very informative and helpful. Didn't feel like a B&B with our separate entrance. Breakfast was slightly on the small side but didn't expect much more. Shower a little short of pressure but not a major thing. All in all a nice place to stay in a top location. Loved the Harvard hustle and bustle.
4,6 am November 03, 2009
It was a very comfortable and pleasant stay. We would definitely return. David was a wonderful host.
4,2 am November 02, 2009
A great palce to stay near to cambridge and Harvard. The service could not have been better. Totally recommended
4,2 am Oktober 28, 2009
I really enjoyed my stay and the host is very friendly. Rooms are lovely and fully of character. The hotel is very close to Harvard campus and is in a nice area.
4,2 am Oktober 25, 2009
Our stay was very injoyable and I would highly recommend this B&B to everyone. The rooms were very nice and comfortable and well equiped. The location couldn't be better.
5 am September 11, 2009
A hot pot of coffee brought to our door, antique dishes, a Victorian room and lots of peace and quiet. We were near the Red Line and a short walk to Harvard. I would love to return soon
5 am September 02, 2009
My experience at Parkside on Ellery was outstanding. They really looked after me well, the room was fantastic with everything provided (internet, air-con, cable, even an umbrella in the room for those wet New England days). An ideal breakfast every morning. Clean and spacious. Great, quiet location, 5-minute walk into Harvard Sq. Very friendly and always happy to help. Much recommended, check it out.
4,8 am August 28, 2009
Perfect place to stay and enjoy Cambridge.
3,6 am August 17, 2009
My daughter and I enjoyed a quiet weekend in Cambridge. The owner suggested the Glass Flower exhibit, a "must see". Great stay.
4,2 am August 05, 2009
The room I stayed in was perfect for my needs. I was there basically only in the evenings. It would have been wonderful to have more sunlight but it really didn't make a whole lot of difference, would've only mattered first thing in the morning. I would recommend David purchasing a new internet connection cord, the one he has isn't the greatest. Breakfast in the morning was perfect, the privacy was nice, it was very comfortable. I would stay there again, depending on logistics for next summer at the institute---which this summer were a bit taxing due to renovations. All in all, it was terrific.
4,0 am Juli 30, 2009
We were delighted to find the Parkside on Ellery, an exceptionally comfortable and convenient B&B in Cambridge, MA. An easy walk to Harvard Square, the Parkside has worked well for us on repeated trips to visit our daughter at college. The spacious rooms are well appointed, with internet access, a fridge, and more. Plus, we had a separate sitting area where we could enjoy breakfast, which came up by dumb waiter so you are never disturbed. David, the owner, makes sure you have everything you need for a very pleasant stay. We'll be back! Leslie & Richard Strauss


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by Tom Utescher
Senior forward Lindsay Alexander scored her 1000th career point, but last Wednesday evening there was little else to celebrate for the home crowd as the Chestnut Hill College women hosted a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference contest.
One positive footnote attached to the Griffins' 2-14 record is that in most of the team's setbacks the final margin has been well down in single digits, but there was nothing close about last week's encounter with visiting Holy Family University, whose team was ranked 11th in the preeminent national NCAA Division II coaches' poll.
Although Holy Family has been a fixture in the national Top 25 for many years now, some CHC teams of the recent past have hung with the Tigers up until halftime and beyond. Not this time, as the visitors charged ahead 18-5 over the first seven minutes and maintained absolute control until the scoreboard stopped at 86-53.
Holy Family (16-2 overall) ascended to a mark of 10-1 in the CACC, where their only blemish is a one-point loss to North Jersey's Caldwell College. Chestnut Hill's Griffins came away still searching for a conference victory following their ninth attempt.
Knowledgeable followers of Mount St. Joseph Academy hoops would have immediately recognized two Holy Family starters. The Tigers' star forward, Erin Mann, is a product of Villa Maria, and guard Mary Ellen McCollum comes from another Catholic Academies team, St. Basil. The latter school also supplied the Tigers with reserve guard Erin Fenningham. An assistant coach for the team, Bethann (Castone) Burke is a former 1000-point scorer for Chestnut Hill College, and is married to former CHC player and current assistant men's coach Dan Burke.
After Mann banked in the first basket of the game from close range, the Griffins enjoyed their only lead of the evening when freshman guard Brittany McDonough canned a three-pointer from the left wing. A pair of free throws by Mann gave the visitors back the lead, and they never lost it again, following up with three lay-ups and a pair of three-balls for an early 14-point cushion.
Get in a hole like that and you need to start scoring back-to-back field goals, but the Griffins never managed that throughout the first half, which ended with a score of 44-20.
Beginning the night with 996 career points, Chestnut Hill's Alexander was limited to a lone free throw in the first half. Less than two minutes into the second period she launched a shot from just above the keytop, and the ball dropped through to give her 1000 points on the nose. It was one of the few bright spots in the game for Griffins fans.
Coming alive in the second half, sophomore Lila Jones displayed some dynamic moves to collect all of her team-high 14 points after the interlude, but the Tigers never trailed by fewer than two dozen points throughout the period. Alexander finished the night with six points and senior classmate Latoya Laing, a guard, had 11.
The winners had four double-digit scorers: Mann (18), McCollum (10), and guards Maggie Seratelli (17) and Ana Cruz (13).


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Former President Bill Clinton also spent the last days of the campaign in Pennsylvania trying to get out the vote for Obama.
Democrat, Sen. Bob Casey, has also won another term in Pennsylvania.
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