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Plants vs. Zombies
Meet the six new Garden Warfare 2 characters
Three plants, three zombies
Sep 17
// Jordan Devore
A part of me doesn't want to hear any more about Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 knowing full well that it's not releasing until spring 2016. I was way into the original. I'll be way into this. The cast includes six new ...
Garden Warfare 2
Garden Warfare 2 gets interstellar as Grass Effect
What even is this?
Aug 05
// Laura Kate Dale
Sooooooo, we all know that Garden Warfare 2 is Plants Vs Zombies' attempt to parody big budget Call of Duty shooters, but apparently the game is also going to feature content inspired by the Mass Effect series. If you pre-ord...
I'm all about Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2
Jun 15
// Jordan Devore
One of my teammates was a melee-centric superhero zombie named Super Brainz. There's also going to be a dedicated zombie sniper character, finally, and a sorceress. All told, there will be six new classes from the past, present, and future. Speaking of: one level is a time-travel theme park, as in, a theme park whose "attractions" are accessible via time travel portals. Clever. What else? Every mode supports split-screen play, which not even Halo is offering any more, and solo players can compete against AI if they're unwilling or unable to dip into player versus player (which was the best part of Garden Warfare). There will be private servers this time, as well as 40 characters at launch and regularly scheduled free content updates. PopCap wouldn't give any concrete details about character transfers other than "Yes, that's happening." Still great news. I wish I could give more detailed hands-on coverage but, shortly into our round of Graveyard Ops, the power went out at EA's preview event. Swearing ensued. I think an Xbox One even broke. Bummer. I'm curious to see PopCap uncover more layers of the Plants vs. Zombies universe -- it sure has gotten strange since the original lawn defense game debuted six years ago.
First hands-on at E3 2015
Garden Warfare was astounding. It was a good shooter. It was also a good Plants vs. Zombies title, despite being a shooter. It had loads of free DLC. The game wasn't perfect, but I was hooked -- first on Xbox 3...
Super Brains
First look at Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2's new classes
Live gameplay
Jun 15
// Steven Hansen
Plants Vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 was confirmed earlier today at the Microsoft conference, but EA had a bit more at its press conference for the surprisingly good shooter. EA showed off live gameplay of its four-player zo...
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Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 is coming!
Jun 15
// Jed Whitaker
Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 arrives next spring, EA announced at Microsoft's E3 press conference. It will feature new characters and weapons. From watching the trailer it looks like there was a mech, and super hero ad...
Xbox presser set to kick grass and take grains
Something PvZ is happening
Jun 08
// Brett Makedonski
The war between the photosynthesizing and the decomposing looks to rage on later this year. PopCap has something up its sleeve, and it's going to get revealed during Microsoft's E3 Xbox press conference. While this could be ...
E3 Hypetrain
Plants vs. Zombies fans: Get ready to soil your plants Monday
Says their marketing dudes on Twitter
Jun 06
// Niero Desu
Zombething weed-wackery this way cometh. There's not a leaf of evidence on the PopCap site or official PvZ twitter account yet, but there appears to be some grassroots marketing afoot. Peep these not-so-subtle twee...
Garden Warfare
The fantastic Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare gets a permanent price drop
Down to $20
May 20
// Chris Carter
If you haven't picked up Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare yet and even remotely enjoy shooters like Team Fortress, the newly minted $20 price drop is a perfect excuse to take the plunge. That price will be in effect fo...
Need speed
New Need for Speed coming 2015, Titanfall and Plants vs Zombies 2016
Who needs to be surprised this E3?
May 05
// Steven Hansen
Electronic Arts is adding to its holiday lineup (sports, Battlefront) with a new Need for Speed, according to EA financials. The company decided to chill on yearly Need for Speeds after going from developers Black Box to Crit...
EA Xbox One sale
Xbox One sale: $10 Titanfall and Garden Warfare, $36 Dragon Age: Inquisition
I'm tempted
Jan 26
// Jordan Devore
It's much easier to stomach Electronic Arts when you're only paying a fraction of the original price, as is the case with these Xbox One deals via Live. Come on, latecomers. This one's for you: Battlefield 4 - $13.20 Battlef...
EA Access
If you happen to have EA Access, I highly recommend playing Garden Warfare
One again, it's quite good
Oct 15
// Jordan Devore
I keep forgetting about EA Access. Perhaps you can say the same. It's a $4.99-per-month service for Xbox One that gives unlimited access to select games from you-know-who along with other perks like early demos. One of my fav...
PvZ Garden Warfare DLC
Free update for Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare adds tweaked classes, tacos
Do you want to taco 'bout it?
Sep 29
// Darren Nakamura
Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare has already done right by its users by providing good post-launch support via free downloadable content, and it is continuing on that path with tomorrow's Legends of the Lawn update. The DLC...
PopCap boss leaves EA
PopCap's last remaining co-founder leaves EA
John Vechey to work for environmental non-profit Grist
Sep 07
// Kyle MacGregor
PopCap boss John Vechey is parting ways with the studio he helped build nearly 15 years ago. In Vechey's farewell address, he reveals plans to "give something back for awhile until [he figures] out what's next." That inv...
Wear the carcass of Chester Cheetah in Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare
Cheetos is really doing this
Aug 19
// Jordan Devore
I was prepared to get mildly annoyed at this Cheetos partnership with Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare, despite the fact that it's not the first time the game has dabbled in brand-sponsored character variants. (There were ...
Plants vs. Zombies
Garden Warfare's Suburbination update adds another mode and character
Capture and defend control points
Aug 13
// Jordan Devore
This week's free new update for Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare adds Suburbination mode, a capture-and-defend game type in the same vein as Battlefield's Conquest and Call of Duty's Domination. Gardens & Graveyards is...
Garden Warfare
Play Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare in bed with Remote Play
1080p, 60 frames per second on PS4
Jul 29
// Jordan Devore
I played a ton of Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare on Xbox 360, and now I'm getting into it again on PC. Still super fun and arguably one of the best shooters of the past few years. On August 19, the game comes to PlayStat...
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare is getting another free DLC
I still can't believe this is published by EA
Jun 30
// Chris Carter
I'm really glad that Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare is still chugging along with free DLC. It's a truly great shooter that was pretty risky for a developer like PopCap, but since EA keeps greenlighting new content i...
Plants vs. Zombies
PC players will get this new Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare map first
Jewel Junction
Jun 20
// Jordan Devore
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare comes to PC on Tuesday and if you ignored everything Chris and I said about the Xbox One and Xbox 360 versions of the multiplayer shooter, hear this: it's really good. This video showcases ...
K'Nex drops their Plants vs. Zombies line this week
Based on PvZ 2
Jun 18
// Chris Carter
Plants vs. Zombies has come a long way from a humble indie PC game, to a series that's owned by EA with multiple games. K'Nex is getting in on the action as well, and has announced their newest playsets, complete with pl...
Tuesday Newsday: Mortal Kombat Ecks, Sonic Boom fizzles, and Homefront: The Revolution
Jun 03
// Bill Zoeker
News that's good to the last drop
There's a hot drizzle of news leading up to E3, and Max is here to suck it down and spit it back at you! A sequel to Homefront is actually happening, for some reason. Ed Boon officiates the new MK as Mortal Kombat X (as in E...
Plants vs. Zombies
Pick up Plants vs. Zombies for free on Origin
Zombie ga yatte kita!
May 08
// Brittany Vincent
If you're looking for a reason to see the bright side about using Origin, you can pick up Plants vs. Zombies: Game of the Year Edition there currently for the low, low price of free. I realize that doesn't exactly make up for...
EA looking to stream games direct to Comcast customers
Get titles like Madden and Fifa from your cable provider
May 02
// Hamza CTZ Aziz
Electronic Arts could soon be offering their games directly to Comcast subscribers, according to a report from Reuters. The two companies have been in talks, and after two years of testing it seems the deal is close to an agr...
Garden Warfare
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare microtransactions incoming
And that's okay, actually
Apr 28
// Jordan Devore
This week, PopCap will add microtransactions to Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare. We knew the day would come and, you know what? It's not a big deal. For those of you not playing this wacky third-person shooter (you're miss...
Plants vs. Zombies
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare adds free Zomboss Down DLC
Dibs on Sun Pharaoh
Apr 15
// Jordan Devore
I'm not sure which alternate dimension Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare came from or how it got here but PopCap's wacky third-person shooter has been a pleasant surprise. Against all odds, the game keeps on giving: another...
Plants vs. Zombies
Plants vs. Zombies 2's 'Far Future' update hits today
New characters on both sides
Mar 26
// Jordan Devore
PopCap is releasing an update for Plants vs. Zombies 2 on iOS and Android today which adds a bunch of futuristic-looking plants and zombies as well as a new world map. Yes, there are lasers. EA has run through a few of the ad...
Plants vs. Zombies
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare's DLC is off to a great start
EA is giving out free DLC without microtransactions?
Mar 19
// Chris Carter
I really enjoyed Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare, which was a pleasant surprise amidst a sea of "me too" shooters. I enjoyed it so much in fact that I still play it, and I find myself spending more time with it l...
Plants vs. Zombies
PvZ: Garden Warfare is getting substantial new DLC and it's free
A new mode, map, and ability upgrades
Mar 17
// Jordan Devore
I've been pleasantly surprised by the way Electronic Arts and PopCap have handled Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare. First, the game itself is loads of fun -- the foundation is solid. But more than that, they don't have paid...
PvZ: Garden Warfare
Impressions: Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare (Xbox 360)
A downgrade, but still absolutely worth playing
Mar 08
// Jordan Devore
It's as if we slipped into some alternate dimension. The long-awaited Plants vs. Zombies 2 went straight to mobile, passing over PC fans, and while it wasn't bad -- not at all -- I sure lost interest. Instead, it's PopCap's t...
Very Quick Tips: Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare
Feb 25
// Chris Carter
General tips: Always follow the challenges for each class, or at the very least, keep them in the back of your mind. They're key to unlocking new abilities at the start, or helpful modififcations as time goes on. Even after you earn your core three powers, they're still worth doing. In terms of choosing what card packs to open, the 10,000 coin packs are a safe bet. Not only do they deliver a number of backups from the 1,000 pack, but they generally help you work towards new characters, and with the right skills, you can buy a 10,000 pack every three games or so. If you want a "safe" choice to start, I recommend the Pea Shooter or the Soldier Zombie. They're very easy to learn because all of their abilities are basically "shoot stuff." Both of them also have the ability to leap high into the air, allowing you to escape tough battles or get a vantage point. If you're hunkering down with the Pea Shooter's gatling gun ability, keep in mind that you can cancel it with a quick tap of the "B" button. You'll want to cancel it more often than not, because players will instantly recognize the sound and unleash heavy hitting artillery in your direction. You have the ability to switch classes mid-match, and depending on your team's composition, you may want to do this. For example, online players will often think the Chomper plant is overpowered because of it's one-hit stealth kill, and mass them. The problem with this strategy is that zombies can easily counter it by going to high ground, and picking off Chompers one by one. Take the initiative by changing to a ranged class, like a Cactus, and taking out the snipers -- shifting the meta-game entirely. Likewise, don't forget that you can change your character to the "Boss Mode" feature, which allows you to heal teammates or drop bombs from the sky. Use it once per match but don't stay in it too long -- ground support is much more tide-turning. The Chomper is probably one of the most unique classes in any modern shooter, and as such, it's hard to use. Always try to stick to moving in-between cover as you're a sitting duck at a range, and don't be afraid to use your digging power even if you aren't being shot. Stealth is key for any Chomper's success, but you will need backup -- so don't go into an area swarming with enemies at every turn. Scientists are very similar to the Chomper in that they need to get close to deal major damage. Stay mostly out of sight and teleport past open spaces to confuse your opponents, or use it to close a gap. Since your healing power is an AOE, stick to groups of at least two or three teammates. Don't be afraid of choosing the Flower -- even though it's technically a healing class, it can still deal a respectable amount of damage. Also, feel free to use your RB plant power to heal yourself from time to time -- you don't always need to use it for your team. Use your mines and tall-nuts often as a Cactus. I've noticed that a lot of players online will only use them sparingly when enemies are close, but they will respawn in time even if you just lay them down anywhere. You can't really "waste" them.
Plant the seeds of victory
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare is a pretty unconventional shooter -- and that's partially why I liked it. Instead of your typical cookie-cutter classes there are choices like killer potted plants and teleporting scientist zombies, so things can get a little complicated once you're learning the ropes. Here are some quick tips to help you get acclimated to the world of Garden Warfare.
Review: Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare
Feb 25
// Chris Carter
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare (PC, Xbox 360, Xbox One [reviewed])Developer: PopCap GamesPublisher: Electronic ArtsReleased: February 25, 2014 (Xbox 360, Xbox One) / TBA (PC)MSRP: $39.99 (Xbox One) / $29.99 (Xbox 360) Garden Warfare at its core is an unconventional shooter similar to Team Fortress 2. There are classes that fulfill specific roles, skirmishes mostly involving two teams, and of course -- there are hats. Garden Warfare looks great with its use of the Frostbite 3 engine, as every single character model has an alarming amount of detail, as do the wonderfully crafted maps. It's weird to see the Plants vs. Zombies cast come to life in full 3D, but I think it's worked out for the best. Typical Call of Duty-style progression schemes are generally eschewed for a more interesting method of earning new skins and abilities -- opening random card packs. Immediately when I heard "EA" and "random packs" alarm bells went off in my head, but thankfully, there are no microtransactions involved. All of the packs are bought by way of coins, which are earned entirely in-game and are performance based. Depending on how well you do, you can generally buy a mid-tier pack every two to three games. Cards can yield partial unlocks of new characters (which generally need a few pieces to open up), hats, other costume pieces, and consumables to use in both co-op and competitive modes. It can be a relatively slow burn sometimes -- especially if you're on the losing end of a few games and have nothing to show for it -- but if you just sit down and play the game for a while, you'll see the rewards start to pile up. One of the most brilliant aspects of Garden Warfare though is how easy it is to pick up and play. All you need to do is aim and fire like any other third-person shooter, and learn the three special abilities of each class. Most of them are self-explanatory: the Soldier Zombie can rocket-jump and fire off heavy artillery, the Sunflower can heal allies and drop healing hubs, and the Cactus is basically a sniper with a few tools at his disposal. As simple as it sounds, there's lots of tactical nuance here. To be blunt, it's much more than I expected, and once I played a ton of online multiplayer against other human opponents, the game really opened its wings. As expected, class diversity is the key to success, and PopCap went through great lengths to balance them. Although it's good to have a number of standard Peashooters on hand for any plant team, having at least one or two Sunflowers to heal, a few Cactus classes to snipe, and a number of Chompers is also a good idea. With all of the classes on the board at once, things get hectic and you'll constantly be clashing with different counters and other players. For example, Chompers are formidable units with a lot of health, and they can also employ a special one-hit kill stealth move if they chomp zombies from behind. But their Achilles heel is that they're extremely slow and basically can't jump worth beans, so taking to high ground and always watching your back is a perfect counter. When you're skittishly looking around for Chompers, a Peashooter could easily toss a bean grenade your way, a Cactus could hit you from above with a flying drone, or you could walk right into a potato mine. It's that sort of orchestrated insanity that happens nearly every spawn, and in the game's 12-on-12 online modes, it can get extremely chaotic -- in a good way. The maps are one of the best parts of the game, and they're not only the perfect size, but fun to look at and play in. They're just as playful as you'd expect from the Plants vs. Zombies series, ranging from a giant pirate ship theme park, to a shopping center, to a giant suburban sprawl with its own giant playground. There's tons of detail here, from hundreds of breakable objects to graffiti that states "plants R stoopid" -- to the point where I found myself roaming around arenas just to find Easter eggs. They remind me of some of the best Twisted Metal or Tony Hawk levels in that there's a certain amount of diversity to their design and a practicality to it, which is quite the accomplishment. Sadly, there's only a scant few for use in two of the three game modes (five to be exact), and even though a few offer day and night cycles, you can't help but shake the feeling of deja vu after a while -- even if the maps are so well done. So what are the three modes you can play? Well, Garden Ops is basically co-op base defense for four players -- in other words, it's literally plants versus zombies 3D. Waves of zombies will come your way with various modifiers to mix things up each session, and multiple difficulty modes help keep replay value high. In the end it eventually suffers the same fate as many other horde modes in that it becomes predictable to a fault, slowly shuffling you into the other two gametypes. This is also the only mode you can play by yourself -- so if you're planning on not playing online, you may get bored really quickly. Be warned, this is a multiplayer affair at heart, and the meat of the game most definitely lies with the other core game modes. Team Vanquish (team deathmatch) and Gardens and Graveyards (Garden Ops with two teams) both support 24 players, which helps bring out some of that consistent chaos I was talking about earlier. I've been playing shooters all my life, but to see two armies of plants and zombies go at it is something else. Every single class looks and feels utterly different, and constantly picking your battles with certain players doesn't really get old. Although Vanquish is fun all on its own, Garden and Graveyards can often yield some of the crazier matches. Here, Plants are on the defense, with Zombies slowly acquiring base after base until they reach the end goal, where an all-out war happens. If the Zombies make it all the way to the last point they have to fulfill a unique objective, like destroying a giant boss plant or invading a mansion with its own security measures. Since there's no AI element to this it feels fresh every time, and almost every match I've played was filled with intense moments that had me on the edge of my seat. If you're not keen on any upgrades or customization options, "Classic" matchmaking choices are there to keep things on a completely level playing field. In terms of platform differences, the Xbox One version sports improved visuals over the 360, and it has a split-screen mode as well as SmartGlass support. Sadly, split-screen is limited to a pared-down Garden Ops mode that's only playable offline, and player two can't earn coins or achievements. While it is nice that some sort of concession was made to even allow split-screen in the first place, it's a shame that the second player can't earn their own rewards or play online in general. With those options, Warfare would be a force to be reckoned with in terms of local play. With a few more tweaks, Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare would be a must-buy for pretty much any shooter fan out there. But even with its blemishes, I was incredibly surprised by the amount of depth the game has to offer on top of all of its charm. Hopefully EA will ease off the microtransactions in the future and even more content will pile in, because with the right moves and support, Garden Warfare will be something special for quite some time.
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By Amy Goodman
The United States is entering the fifth year of its violent, failed occupation of Iraq, a war that has lasted longer than the U.S. was involved in World War II. Through the grimly deepening quagmire, a strengthening, pervasive U.S. antiwar movement is emerging. An increasingly powerful voice comes from soldiers and their families, turning grief into action. Take the Arredondo family.
On Aug. 25, 2004—Carlos Arredondo's 44th birthday—a U.S. Marine van arrived outside his house. He thought that his son Alex had managed to come home from his second deployment to Iraq to surprise him. Instead, the Marines informed him that Alex had been killed in action in Najaf.
Carlos lost his mind. He asked, he begged, the Marines to leave. He pleaded. They didn't leave, so he ran to his garage and grabbed a hammer, gasoline and a blowtorch. He began pummeling the van. He climbed in, pouring the gasoline. His mother, distraught and wailing, tried to pull him from the van. The blowtorch accidentally sparked, and Carlos was blown from the van into the yard, in flames.
Then his wife, Melida, arrived. She saw her husband burning. Carlos' younger son, Brian, 16 years old, in Bangor, Maine, later saw the incident on television. This was the day he learned that the brother he loved and emulated was dead.
Carlos suffered burns on more than one-quarter of his body. The physical healing was the easy part. It is the emotional healing that he pursues in his tireless and remarkable odyssey to end the war. To honor Alex's memory, he has been crisscrossing the country, from Capitol Hill to Crawford, Texas, pulling a flag-draped coffin. He calls it his public mourning: "I want the caskets coming home to be very public. The government doesn't want you to see them."
Carlos stopped for a few days this week in New York. He parked outside the military recruiting station in Times Square, where activists have established what they call the Endless War Memorial. For six days ending Friday, March 16, sunrise to sunset, hundreds of people are taking turns reading the names of the Iraq war dead—all the dead whose names could be discovered. The roughly 3,200 U.S. military fatalities, the other "coalition" casualties, the journalists and the 7,733 Iraqi names they were able to find. The organizers point out that there are 200 unnamed dead Iraqis for each of the thousands they have gathered (based on a study by the British medical journal Lancet that estimated more than 650,000 Iraqi dead).
The scene is surreal and unforgettable. Passers-by stop by the flag-draped coffin Carlos has rolled out of the back of his pickup truck. There are Army boots of loved ones lost, and large photos of grieving Iraqi women and one of Alex in an open casket. This is all set against the massive video display atop the recruiting station. Among its slogans: "There is nothing on this green earth stronger than the US Army." Above that, an even larger display promotes Fox News and Bill O'Reilly and flashes phrases like "Gitmo justice." The famous Dow Jones news zipper runs its endless recitation of stock quotes and the daily count of dead and injured. A video ad for sunglasses flashes the words "Never Hide."
Carlos is heading next to Washington, D.C., to lead this weekend's march on the Pentagon.
As we part, Carlos shows me the latest recruiting letter sent to his son Brian. It contains a fake red, white and blue credit card with Brian's name on it. It says: "This is not a credit card. It is money in the bank." An earlier letter promises him a bonus of up to $20,000. "What can you do with $20,000? A new car? Pay off credit cards? Help your family? ... Remember the decisions you are making right now will have a huge impact on how the rest of your life turns out." Which is exactly why Carlos prays his surviving son will not join up.
Meanwhile, around the corner, each name read represents a once living, breathing, complex human being whose life was snuffed out as a result of this four-year-old war. Alongside the named dead are living people, like Carlos, following their consciences, making connections, building a movement, each day bringing the end of the war one day closer.
Amy Goodman is the host of "Democracy Now!" a daily international TV/radio news hour airing on 500 stations in North America.
© 2007 Amy Goodman; distributed by King Features Syndicate
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHyatt Beach House Resort Key West
Two bedroom villa, first floor overlooking pool and inland water way. Huge screened in porch.
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pool, beach, and lounge beds
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hyatt Beach House Resort Key West
Amazing Vacation
Beautiful surroundings and very relaxing but close enough to the nightlife and other activities. I liked it so much that I am in the process of purchasing a resale contract there.
Great Place to Stay
We just visited Key West last week during Spring Break. The hotel was in great shape, was full, but not full of 'spring breakers'. The property seemed to mainly have couples and families. The two bedroom/Two bath format is great and worked well for two couples. The rooms are very well equipped for a week long vacation (3 TV's, VCR, Stereo, good kitchen amenaties, porch, etc..). We found the staff to be very helpful and enjoyed the property. Pool is great, no real swimming beach to speak of, but fishing and watersport rentals were on the property. We used the BBQ's they provide on the beach for cookouts several evenings and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. We will definately return to the HYATT Beach House the next time we visit Key West.
The Best Yet!
Awesome resort! We were very impressed with this resort. In a word...Peaceful! The grounds are extremely well maintained with lots of exotic plants and trees. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The rooms are very well appointed with large bedrooms. The master bedroom includes a jacuzzi tub and shower. The second bedroom has a full bathroom. Both bedrooms have comfortable beds complete with down pillows. The peaceful atmosphere of this resort results partially from its location away from downtown. Takes about 10 or 15 minutes to get to Duval Street depending on traffic. Taxi ride cost about $12.75 but is worth it considering the hassel and cost of parking near Duval. The pool is only 4 and 1/2 feet deep but is quite adequate for a relaxing swim. There is a hot tub and a Tiki Hut that can supply all the needs for a "day at the beach". White sand is on one side of the pool and goes almost all the way up to the pool. There is a small sand beach should you want to see the water. Palm trees reach up to the third floor and allow for a view of the pool and garden area with limited views of the bay water. We highly recommend this resort...you won't be disappointed. We found this resort to exceed the highest reiviews we read about it on this site.
You won't find anything better than this. Believe it !!
Without a doubt, we have not found anything that comes close to the Hyatt Beach Resort, Key West, Florida. We will definitely return to Key West, but only if we are able to make reservations at this location.
Check it out, you won't be dissappointed.
Loved the Hyatt Beach HOuse
First trip to the Keys and it was fantastic. Took the drive from Ft. Lauderdale, directions from Alamo Rent-a-Car were super. Weather was terrific and did a leisurely two day tour, stopping in Key Largo and Marathon for a night each before arriving at our lodgings. Key West was spectacular, as were the sunsets down at Mallory Square, though we did not get to see the famous "Green Flash". Sunset Sail was great, tarpoon fishing was great, but the water was too rough for our scuba trip as we are bathtub divers too used to the calm seas in the Caymans. The restaurants and bars were too numerous to count and all were a blast! Overall, my wife and two "twenty-something" kids gave the Florida Keys a 'thumbs up' and a "TEN"!
Very nice quiet condo palace
Beach House is perfect get away. Condo Rooms are very nice especially the master bedroom. It was great having the kitchen and washer and dryer. Only negative would be the distance from Duval. Its a cab ride, and that is extra dough. Don't be fooled in thinking you are going to Key West to get away and will only visit Duval to eat, drink and shop.
Everything you'll want outside of the sun and pool is in old Towne so be prepared for that. Pool at Beach house was super. No Beach like most all of Key WEst. We went with other couple and shared expense, but this place is perfect for families too. Goin back at end of month but going to stay in Old Towne this trip.
My parents and I stayed her for ten days at the beginning of August 2003, and we loved it!
The facilities in each room are fantastic, everything has been thought of! There condos have tons of space; even the balconies are a fantastic size, and offer great view of the sunsets each night, if you are on the right size of the building! The second bedroom is also a good size, and having the separate bathrooms made life easier also.
The pool is a good size and there are plenty of sunloungers to go about- possibly the only thing lacking were more parasols so you could avoid that strong Key West sun! There were only three or four at the several tables surrounding the pool area, although the loungers on the beach had double canopies that could be arranged to provide shade.
Staying at this resort, you have the opportunity to use the facilities at the other Hyatt residences in Key West- according to people we spoke to who had gone there, this resort was definitely the better one, with a larger beach area and swimming pool and more sun due to the lay out of the trees at the other resorts.
One other thing I would advise would be to hire a car if you haven't one - the nearest supermarket is a bit far to walk with groceries in my opinion and taxis could be hard to come by once you had done shopping!
But the supermarket and take out facilities near by are excellent, and Key West has some lovely restaurants.
I would definitely recommend you stay here!
Beautiful and accomodating at the Beach House!
After the long drive it was very refreshing to have a no problem check in. Plenty of free parking,elevators and available baggage carts. The room had it's AC blowing COLD! Clean bright and beautiful rooms! The pool area was great all set up like a real beach. Plenty of beach towels provided. Margarita parties (free of course) and info was plentiful. Very helpful staff. I will be back!
We loved this place!
We are not vacation club members but we got a deal on this place through expedia. It is a really gourgeous property. We had 6 adults in 1 condo and there was plenty of room. It's very new and clean. The staff were great. Tamie at the beach hut is is really helpful. We rented kayaks and bikes from her at a very reasonable rate. She can also arrange private snorkeling and sunset trips from the Hotel. I would only caution that this property is not centrally located. For us bikes were a great way to get down to Duval and more central areas of Key West. Otherwise you'd have to drive and deal with parking (we took a cab in the evening, but it's expensive and can be a bit difficult to get back by cab.) It's really relaxing here, but if you want to be at the center of Duval street and marina nightlife and activities you might want to look into something more central. Also, don't drive from Miami to key west! We wasted over 10 hours of our vacation because of traffic.
Relax at the Beach House
We are a Hyatt Vacation Club member - and have stayed at the Beach House four times. We love it. It is quiet (which we like), on the Gulf side - just before you enter Key West. It is not close to "old town" - which some people might like, but we don't. Each night has a beautiful sunset. There are not a lot of activities going on at the Beach House - and not too many kids. The pool is nice, but not very deep(five feet only). The rooms are very well layed out and comfortable.
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Second and last day in Key West
We luxuriated in the comfort of a hotel bed and especially enjoyed our quiet time on the balcony having coffee and reading the paper.
The Hyatt Time Share was still nicely appointed but squished on both sides by a hotel/museum and the beach had been eliminated for a fancy boardwalk in front of a harbor forbe private yachts.
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Official start to our expedition
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Notre Dame Bows Out Of NCAA Championship
Irish finish season 40-16.
Softball Stays Alive, Advances To Final Day Of NCAA Regionals
Notre Dame looks to upend 13th-seeded Arizona twice on Sunday.
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AS A SENIOR (2012):NFCA Great Lakes all-region second team selection ... all-BIG EAST first team choice ... led the Irish with 16 home runs, 114 total bases and a .695 slugging percentage - home run total paced the BIG EAST Conference ... moved into second place on the all-time Notre Dame list in career home runs (48), RBI (176) and slugging percentage (.631) ... equally impressive during 19 league contests, leading the conference with eight home runs and 23 RBI ... second on the Irish in multi-hit games (17) and multi-RBI games (15) ... homered in each of the first two games of the season against San Diego State and San Diego (Feb. 17) ... contributed a pair of hits and two RBI against UC Santa Barbara (Feb. 18) ... ripped third home run of the season and drove in three runs at North Carolina (Feb. 25) ... reached base in all five plate appearances, logging five RBI and scoring two runs against the Tar Heels (Feb. 26) ... laced a pair of doubles and drove in two runs against Oregon State (March 10) ... 3-for-4 with three runs scored in a win at Cal State Fullerton (March 14) ... three-run home run provided the Irish the winning 5-2 margin in game one of a doubleheader against Connecticut (March 31) ... added a two-run double in the final game of the series to complete the sweep of the Huskies (April 1) ... went a perfect 3-for-3 at the dish (with one walk), driving in two and scoring a pair of runs at Purdue (April 5) ... hit a home run in four straight games during the middle of the season, spanning from Michigan State (April 24) until the first game of a BIG EAST series at Providence (April 28) ... recorded four RBI in back-to-back games at Providence (April 29) and against Eastern Michigan (May 2) ... blasted two homers, driving in four runs in game two of a doubleheader against Pittsburgh (May 5) ... posted three hits, including a double, with two RBI and a run scored in NCAA Regional play against Hawai'i (May 18).
AS A JUNIOR (2011):Parlayed her third all-region honor into her first All-American accolade in 2011 ... with 11 home runs, became the first Irish player ever to smack double-digit home runs in the first three seasons with the program ... hit .333 as a junior and drove in 37 runs with a .563 slugging percentage ... most impressively, did not commit an error in 210 chances while playing both first and second base for the Irish ... only everyday Irish starter without an error ... named to the NFCA's All-American third team at the utility position ... after missing out on all-BIG EAST honors in 2011, Miller was part of the NFCA all-region first team for the third straight season in 2011 ... she joined the company of Megan Ciolli, Katie Marten and Terri Kobata as Notre Dame players to cop the award at least three times ... Ciolli and Kobata went on to accomplish the feat a fourth time ... through three seasons with the Irish, Miller stands 15th in career batting average (.332), fourth in home runs (32), 14th in RBI (118) and third in slugging pct. (.608) ... 15 multi-hit games and 11 multi-RBI affairs ... smacked 18 hits during a season-high 11-game hitting streak from March 4-March 18 ... hit home runs in consecutive games on three occasions ... three hits, two runs, two RBI, one double and a home run against Fordham (March 6) ... smoked a three-run home run against Wisconsin (April 15) ... two of her three hits during a doubleheader at Syracuse (April 10) were good for home runs ... followed a three-hit performance against Bowling Green (April 12) with four hits in a home win over Loyola-Chicago (April 13) ... went 3-for-4 with three RBI against Pittsburgh (May 4) ... belted a two-run home run in an NCAA Tournament affair at Michigan (May 21).
AS A SOPHOMORE (2010):Earned all-BIG EAST and NFCA all-region honors for the second time in as many seasons ... started 51 of 54 games played ... 48 hits produced 35 RBI and 87 total bases ... slugged at a .613 rate with seven doubles and 10 home runs ... only Irish player ever to post double-digit home run totals in first two years with the program ... 12 multi-hit and nine multiple RBI contest ... belted a solo home run in the season opener against Creighton (Feb. 12) ... 2-for-3 with one run and one RBI against Virginia (Feb. 26) ... two hits and one RBI against Ohio State (March 6) ... three-run home run against East Tennessee State (March 6) ... drove in two runs with a single against Long Beach State (March 13) ... 2-for-3 with three RBI and a home run against Eastern Michigan (March 23) ... back-to-back two-hit games at Seton Hall (March 27-28) ... one of three players - joining Brianna Jorgensborg and Christine Lux - to hit two-run home runs against Rutgers (April 3) ... recorded one of two Notre Dame sacrifice flies in a 2-0 win over USF (April 11) ... belted a two-run home run versus Cleveland State (April 15) ... 2-for-3 with four RBI and a home run against Valparaiso (April 21) ... homered twice during the three-game series with Villanova (April 24-25) and drove him four runs ... doubled twice against Wisconsin (April 29) ... 2-for-3 with two RBI and two runs scored at St. John's (May 8), including a home run ... named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District team.
AS A FRESHMAN (2009):Recorded one of the most outstanding freshman seasons by any player ever to wear an Irish uniform ... set program's home run record for a first-year player (11) ... only league freshman named first-team all-BIG EAST, and one of five to earn all-region honors ... three times named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll (April 6, April 20, May 4) ... three grand slams ... set a school record with a 21-game hitting streak, the longest of any league player in 2009 ... joined Christine Lux (15) and Linda Kohan (11) to comprise the first trio of Irish teammates ever to hit 10+ home runs in the same season ... 13 doubles tied for 17th on the single-season list, 11 home runs tied for eighth, 46 RBI tied for seventh, .662 slugging percentage tied for third ... 24 of her 44 hits went for extra bases ... hit .324 at the dish in 50 games ... made 42 starts ... scored 22 runs ... 90 total bases ... five sacrifices ... one stolen base ... got on base at a .384 rate ... 2-for-2 with an RBI and one run scored versus Sacramento State (Feb. 21) ... doubled in four straight games (March 15-March 22), the first coming versus No. 6 Arizona State (March 15) ... two doubles, three RBI and one homer in her Melissa Cook Stadium debut, a doubleheader with Toledo (March 18) ... three-run homer against Ball State (March 24) ... began her 21-game hitting streak with a grand slam against Western Michigan (March 25) ... the streak ended after doubling versus Rutgers (April 19) and going hitless in game one of a twinbill with North Dakota State (April 22) ... two RBI at USF (March 29) ... 2-for-3 with a double and home run against Seton Hall while driving in four scores ... four more RBI came off of her second grand slam of the season, this one against Valparaiso (April 9) ... accounted for seven RBI versus the Crusaders, as each of her two hits in the doubleheader were home runs ... crushed Providence (April 30) in game one with a 2-for-3 showing at the plate ... each of her two hits were home runs - into a fierce wind blowing from center field to home plate - which yielded a season-high six RBI, including her third grand slam ... it was the last of her 11 multi-RBI outputs ... had two hits in the BIG EAST Championship against Louisville (May 8) and one RBI ... doubled versus Michigan (May 17) in the NCAA Tournament ... committed one error in 41 chances ... season-high four assists came while playing second base against Western Michigan ... twice had three putouts from the outfield.
PREP AND PERSONAL:Four-year starter for Edison (Calif.) ... after seeing most of her defensive action at third base and shortstop, she was a two-time all-conference and first-team all-leaguer ... as a junior, she posted a .329 batting average with 16 RBI and three homers ... the 16 RBI tied her for fourth among league players, while the trio of bombs was enough for fourth-best among Sunset League batters ... one of six members of her Firecrackers Gold travel squad that signed with Division I programs including her twin sister, Rachel, who plays at UC Davis ... in 2007, the sisters connected for back-to-back homers during one of Edison's regular-season contests ... against some of the top teams from California, Miller led Edison to the quarterfinals of the Woodbridge 25th Annual Tournament in April 2007 ... recognized as a CIF scholar athlete in each of her four prep seasons ... team's offensive player of the year after taking home all-tournament honors in California's Cypress Tournament in 2007 ... daughter of Chris and Jeanne Miller ... born July 15, 1989 ... pre-professional studies major in the College of Arts & Letters ... also majoring in anthropology.
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The Future Will be Blue
Strikes Against Video Games Being Considered as Art
The following items are not definitive proof video games are not art, but rather exhibits of evidence suggesting they may not be.
1) They have stupid titles. Read more
Literary Confusion
Abaddon's Gate is Literary Space Opera at its Absolute Best
by Andrew Liptak
June 3, 2013
Looks like somebody doesn't know what "literary," applied to a novel, means. Here's the first page of Abaddon's Gate by James S.A. Corey: Read more
Annals of Superhuman Persistence, Vol. V: Chad Hodge
"Hodge was so enamored of Crouch's books that he wrote the pilot script for Wayward Pines on spec, meaning he worked for several weeks without the guarantee that he'd ever get paid."
Oh shit. Several weeks? That is brutal. How ever did he maintain such superhuman persistence over such a lengthy time period with only the probability, not the certainty, of getting paid? If I were to give up writing, I would only have myself to blame for not succeeding, since I never showed as much persistence as this master of the will.
How Much Persistence is Needed?
Answer: a little bit more than you showed.
Hierarchy of Quality
You are Katherine Heiny, and when you're 24, you write a second-person short story for an MFA creative writing workshop at Columbia University¬ — "How to Give the Wrong Impression," about a graduate student who is secretly in love with her male roommate — and you send it out to 31 literary journals, all of which turn it down. One editor writes you a harsh note, attacking the story as indicative of what is wrong with MFA programs and saying that your story demonstrates you have nothing to say.
When you tell a friend that no one wants your story, she asks you what The New Yorker said about it. You admit you have not sent it to that magazine, and your friend laughs. She says you were supposed to start with The New Yorker. Read more
Persistence Notes
"I never would have continued as a writer if The Temple of Gold had not been taken by the first publisher I sent it to. I'm not that masochistic. There was no way I was going to write anymore. I didn't know that then, but I know it now. There was no encouragement; no one ever said I had any talent. I had never written anything much over two pages long. I had done badly in school in terms of writing. I did not want to be a failure, but I did not have the courage to write a second book if the first had not been accepted."
—William Golden, in Richard Andersen, William Goldman, Twayne Publishers, 1979 p 26
I imagine many have felt the same. How many of them wrote books that were not taken by the first publisher they sent it to? Or
Reading Material
Today marks the tenth anniversary of when I began keeping a record of every book that I read. Therefore, without further ado, I present the complete reading material of a decade.
Miguel, ma belle
These are words that go together well
My Miguel
Miguel, ma belle
Sont les mots qui vont tres bien ensemble
Tres bien ensemble
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Closing Windows
Bill Simmons 'meditation' on the uncertainty of the future, the ephemerality of opportunity.
The thing about sports is they tell you when it's over. Everybody talks about giving 110% and never quitting, but only as long as the game is going on. When the final buzzer sounds, whether you've won or lost you know to go home. Nobody calls you a quitter when you walk off the court or the field after the final buzzer. But in other walks of life you may not know when your chance has passed. Maybe you figure it out eventually, and eventually you do die, so I guess you know it's over then, but while you're alive there's no moment when you can be sure it's over. The buzzer sounds silently and no one tells you. If you think you've heard the buzzer and you walk off the field, then they do call you a quitter. And if you don't quit and still haven't succeeded by the time you die, then they say that you sucked.
Another way sports is different from art is there are clear criteria for quality. Nobody is going to say a team that won the championship is a bad team or a team that failed to make the playoffs is a good team. But in art you do hear similar arguments all the time. A writer who sells relatively few copies may not have been trying to sell many copies; his aim may have for something else, but that defense only goes so far. A commercial writer is justified by the number of copies he sells; an artistic writer by the perceived artistic quality of his work, but only as long as his sales are above some minimum number; sell fewer than that or fail to be published at all and then they *will* say that you are bad regardless of what your aim was.


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All along my game plan was to go "french antique" with this guy. I loved the romantic look and since it is a little more formal looking I thought it would be great in the dining room (which is lacking in the furniture department).
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Ex-Williams Chief of Staff Charged With Covering Up Illicit Thompson Money
Former Tony Williams chief of staff Kelvin Robinson allegedly took more than $33,500 in illicit campaign help from confessed shadow campaign mastermind Jeff Thompson in two bids for the D.C. Council, according to a charge filed in Superior Court against Robinson this afternoon.
The alleged $7,500 in-kind contribution to Robinson's abandoned 2010 at-large campaign and $26,000 in in-kind help for Robinson's unsuccessful Ward 6 bid followed a now-familiar pattern, according to court papers. Thompson allegedly took money intended for Robinson from his accounting firm and the holding company that held his Medicaid contracting company.
Then Thompson disguised the money's path by funneling it through companies owned by aide Jeanne Clarke Harris and Robinson's own company, according to prosecutors. After receiving the money, Robinson or his associates would allegedly use the funds on "campaign services and campaign materials," according to court papers.
Robinson faces five years in prison on one charge of conspiring the defraud the Office of Campaign Finance by concealing Thompson's help. Robinson isn't charged in a criminal information, which suggests he doesn't plan to plead guilty. No court date has been set.
Robinson couldn't be reached for comment, but in 2012, Robinson told Washington City Paper that he didn't think there was anything wrong with some $13,000 in campaign contributions he received from possible straw donors tied to Thompson in his Ward 6 run against Tommy Wells.
While Thompson pleaded guilty to illicitly boosting Robinson's 2010 Ward 6 in March, other court records show his relationship with the former mayoral chief of staff went back much further. In 2006, a bank account controlled by Wilson Building megalobbyist David Wilmot that Thompson routed money through cut $20,250 worth of checks to Robinson's company, Emerge D.C.
Just days after receiving one of the checks, Robinson's company made a $2,000 donation to the mayoral effort of former Council Chairwoman Linda Cropp, whose campaign Thompson has admitted to providing with $280,000 in off-the-books help.
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I had a revision septo-rhinoplasty at 4 months ago and at that time a splint was placed to prevent some scarring on the internal nasal valve area. However it formed again. I have now some obstruction but I still can breathe, it's just that I can see the scar band by looking on the inside and can also feel it and it's very hard. So, is it worthy to try to excise this scar band on the internal valve or will it eventually get worse if it's excised? I know it's a very tricky area.
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- Revision Rhinoplasty
- Are there any good...
Are there any good treatment for internal nasal adhesions?
- JosefBC
- Vancouver BC, Canada
- 2 years ago
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