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Morritt's Tortuga Club
East End, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
- Week: Floating (High Season)
- Maintenance Fee: $815.00
- Ownership Type: Right to use through 2106
- Use: Annual
- 1 Bedroom
- Sleeps 4 Sleeps
- Beds 1 Queen
- View: Oceanfront
- Building/Unit: 2205
- 1 Bathroom
- Kitchen
- No pets
- No smoking
- DVD Player
- Microwave
- Refrigerator - Small
Morritt's Tortuga Club
East End, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Morritt's Tortuga Club offers you a beachside vacation home on beautiful Grand Cayman Island. Relax on the silky sand or by the pool, then dive into the crystalline offshore waters, where you can enjoy aquatic pastimes. The undersea world is filled with spectacular coral and other marine life-see it on a submarine tour or during a scuba dive. The resort offers a complete diving, snorkeling, and windsurfing program plus an array of activities and nightly entertainment. David's, the on-site restaurant, provides international and island cuisine. A gift shop is also on site.
By: philipe20
Just returned 1/18/2015 after two weeks at Morritts Tortuga Club. We stayed in a two bedroom oceanfront townhouse. The unit was clean and well maintained. The ocean was so close the noise from the surf put me to sleep every night. The staff was exceptionally friendly always greeting us when we walked by. The maids were great and kept the room very clean. You get clean beach towels everyday. We ate at Davids a few times and the food and service was 5 star. The welcome party BBQ and the all you can eat lobster was to die for. We also had the breakfast buffet, fabulous. Planning on going back next year.
By: brucec175
By: billp304
Missing personal items after housekeeping came, all employees at their waterside bar, Mimi's, were unfriendly. My unit was outdated and patched up.
By: pama31
My husband and I have been going to Morritts since right after hurricane Ivan in 2004. I have seen good and bad at this resort. I have to tell you that it is on an upward climb. If you look at the other reviews here look at the timeline. There has been new management the past few years and it has made a big difference. When we experienced any repair issue it was addressed very quickly. Yes the bars are expensive but you are in Cayman and everything is on the expensive side. The resort this year was great. The from the front desk staff to the guy who cleaned the pool, everyone could not have been nicer. The hosts ( concierge ) are all really helpful and go out of their way to make sure you get what you need. We were fortunate to be able to attend on large party this trip. Morritts was named the best resort in Latin America/Caribbean by a Timeshare Publication. They have also recently received some RCI awards.
Things to do here are unlimited. We snorkel for hours at a time right at the resort. There is great snorkeling right there. Don't miss a trip to Rum Pointe. It is a short drive and it is great for a change of scenery and of course you can take a trip out to see the stingray from there. On the way we stopped at Starfish Point. Your host can give you directions to the point. We always stop at Over the Edge for breakfast on the way to Rum Pointe. The Italian Kitchen across the street is a good place to eat too.
We keep going back because it feels like a very beautiful home. We always are greeted with "welcome home" from the staff. You need to try this place for your self.
By: dianag51
Just returned from a wonderful week of warm beautiful weather. The 2 bedroom unit was spacious and clean. The resort it self was very clean. All I can say is, WE WILL BE BACK!
By: maryjane39
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By: niskayuna
We had really enjoyed our stay in unit 4312 seaside building. Our 2bdrm unit was clean and comfortable with a daily cleaning service. It has a fully stocked kitchen so it was easy to prepare simple meals. We liked a quite location of the resort. It has a great snorkeling but bring your aqua shoes to go swimming because of seaweed and rocks, but it really didn't effect our swimming experience. The restaurant and bar have a great food and we also enjoyed a fire-eating show and a movie on a veranda. The Foster's grocery store has a basic selection of food but prices are higher than in town, Dunkin Donuts is very expensive, smaller sizes and not as tasty. we liked the Rum point in the afternoon since it was not crowded and their snack bar food was really good. Also, we rented a car and went to a Seven Mile Beach. It was fun . Atlantis' tour was interesting but very expensive. We didn't like food at Portofino, but enjoyed a brazilian steakhouse , however it is very expensive. Over the edge restaurant has also a good reasonably priced menu.
By: maggieh15
We have owned the Tortuga Club for many years and just love it. The staff are always helpful and friendly! The island is wonderful to visit with lots to do for everyone in the family. The botanical gardens are wonderful, there are many lovely private snorkeling spots around the island that don't cost you a cent. I know that people always comment on how expensive it is to eat out in Cayman, but The kitchens at the club are fully stocked, so you can easily stay in and cook meals to save money. We usually eat out for lunches and then stay in for dinners, as most places have great lunch specials.
The beach at the club is great for snorkeling and, in our case, windsurfing. There are always people up for beach volleyball too.
We have always had a wonderful time at Morritts and expect to be happy owners for many years.
By: colleenb118
Our family just returned from a week at Morritt's Tortuga and it was fantastic. Both our kids (a son, 15, and a daughter, 10) made fast friends and the environment is so safe that they roamed freely between our poolside room, Mimi's dock, and the Morritts Grand right next door. There is something fun happening every night - a DJ, a fire-eater, a game of island-Jeopardy, etc. The weather was not great, but we've been told by several repeat visitors that it was uncommonly cool (mid-70's) for that mid-February week; we will very likely give it another try next year! It was also windy, but I think that is customary for Grand Cayman. We did swim with the stingrays and it was wonderful. The island itself is very clean and the local people who we dealt with were warm and friendly. The culture has a zero-tolerance policy on anything illegal so the level of personal safety and comfort is extremely high. Prior to this trip, we visited St. Thomas USVI for four years in a row, and we never had that same feeling there.
My one cautionary recommendation is that you bring your own beach towels. The towels provided by the resort can go missing from the beach, pool, or your patio because if you don't turn in the same number you signed out, they charge you $30/towel, absolutely no exceptions. I had to mediate a towel argument at the pool that I was afraid was going to come to blows. After a few days the pressure got to be too much and I turned them in rather than having to worry more about the towels than I had to worry about my kids!
The unit we stayed in was bright and comfortable, the kitchen had most of the basics, and we did cook-in a couple of nights, since eating out is expensive. Our big splurge was dinner at Portofino's the last night - pricey but fantastic.
As many of the other reviews point out, there are other charges made by the resort, such as for electricity. For our family of four, it was about $50 for the week, much less than I expected, possibly because the week was cooler and we only used the a/c a night.
By: richardg339
My wife and I stayed at Morritt's from October 10 -17th of 2009
On the negative side, it was expensive - electricity, drinks, food and some excursions. We had all day rain for two of our days and some rain on two others.
The positives, however, greatly exceeded the negatives. All three pools were great and we loved the bar that were available in the 2 of the 3 pools (IN the pools!). Snorkeling onsite was decent but the excursion to Stingray City (an absolute must!) brought us to Rum Point which is one of the prettiest places I have ever been to. The food at the bar was surprisingly good and comparitively so not so expensive. The snorkeling was fantastic.
Our Exchange was for a room on the ocean (they told us most Exchanges are poolside so we were VERY fortunate). When I was not eating, sleeping or snorkeling, I was sitting on our deck looking out over the ocean. I was up EARLY most mornings watching the stars fade away to the sunrise. The Big Dipper was right at the water - one night I watched a thunderstorm way out at sea. Tons of shooting stars too.
All the staff were very nice to us and did a great job serving us.
I highly recommend Morritt's (but be prepared for an additional $750-$1000 in expenses for the week for two...it really adds up).
-Rich and Lisa (NJ)
By: rachelleh10
We stayed at the Morritts with our children and grandchild in August. We had a great time! There is something to do for everyone. A playground with swings and a slide was a great asset to the resort. There were three pools.. one had an water exercise program several times during the week, the other two had swim up bars. There are jetskiis to entertain the kids, terriffic snorkling right from the beach, and the beach..well, it was Wonderful! We found the staff exceptionally willing to please and the unit well stocked and imaculate..and I am fussy! The furniture in all the poolside units have been updated and really has an Island flare. We cooked in and bbqed, but there are many really nice restaurants around. Things may be a bit more in the Caymans, but you don't have any rift raft around, the island is really safe. I would not hesitate to recommend this resort.
By: donaldc99
We are in our last day in a week at Morritts and have had a great time despite very windy weather this week. They say that is very unusual for this time of year. The East End location is so much less congested than the Georgetown area. We've stayed here several times and it seems every year they add something. This time they moved the workout room to a great location with a view and have added several new aerobic machines.
Our 2 bedroom penthouse had a great view of the ocean. The staff is real friendly and there is a daily calendar of stuff to do. Red Sails runs the scuba shop and are a great bunch. The sites are typically very close which means shorter boat rides. The grocery store across the street is also very convenient as it is stocked with almost everything. (except alcohol).
A nice place for a relaxing week away from it all!
By: maryr257
We stayed at the Tortuga Club in April 2008. Accommodations were a third floor penthouse, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. The unit was very spacious. There is no dishwasher but the four of us didn't need a dishwasher. The rooms are being refurbished since Hurricane Ivan.
Very friendly staff. We enjoyed drinks and lunch at the Tiki Bar several times. The Tortuga Club has a beautiful beach and we used the very lovely, well maintained pools on several occasions.
This is a wonderful resort to visit with family. Children have a pool for themselves. It is about 8-10 miles from Rum Point, a MUST SEE beach facility.
By: kimberly373
I have stayed at Morritt's on four occassions. Something has happened since 2004 with the staff. It is terrible. It started with the young lady at check in. We had 3 rooms. I asked for us to have rooms close together. We were from one end of the resort to the other. Then on Monday, when we had the orientation, well, how rude can a concierge be? I was overwhelmed with anger. I had to leave. We booked our own excursions. I would not use Morritt's to book anything. She was not busy, would not wait on us, then we watched as she went and poured herself a drink. Debbie was her name. I will write her up to RCI also. It took 3 days to receive kitchen towels and potholders. I had food in the oven when I noticed that I did not have a potholder. I called the front desk, I was told,"we'll be right over." I asked the maid 3 times, She just didn't have them. The room needed some updating. This is suppose to be a Gold Crown Resort, it is not. The Grand may be, where we were is not, our view was of a broken down table, they did come and remove it midweek. I planned this trip for 2 years, We have stayed before, the resort has not been completely updated from the Hurricane, they need to finish. They have made some improvements, but it is not completed. We parked in a field, Tropical Strom Dolly came, we had 6" of water to walk through, the parking lot was gone, or not finished. We did eat one meal at Davids that we all thought was very good. If, we had been treated better by the resort, we would have eated more. After being treated so badly on Monday, we decided not to spend anymore money there. We always eat their Caribbean night dinners, but not this year. There is a $8.00 a night resort tax plus you have to pay your electric bill for each room. We did have daily maid service, we were all very happy with this, and tipped our maid. We all had a different maid and they all did a very good job. We love Grand Cayman, I will search somewhere else to stay. I was going to buy a unit this trip, this is what is so sad, my husband has now said no. I really wanted the Grand. We had toured it four years ago. I wish I could express to you on paper Debbie's actions on Monday. It was uncalled for. On Tuesday, my husband walked back through the lobby, he said," do you feel better today?" She replied, "well yes, I do," He said, "good," "Yesterday, You were not nice" (Actually that's not how he phrased it, but this is family friendly) He said, she just stared at him...like how do I know you, she had dealt with me.
By: john7422
stayed at morritts tortuga for 2 weeks in dec 07. This was the only time share I ever stayed where they charge you a time share tax of $8.00 per day. Time share owners around the world pay maintenance on their units which include local taxes but this place charges additional fee to stay there. In addition I had to pay weekly utility fees. I never used the a/c yet the fee ran about seventy dollars a week. There is no happy hour at there bars,a beer in this resort costs about $6.00 and then they add on a gratutity of 15%. All and all I felt I was being nickled and dimed the whole time. They have a resturant at the resort called David's. To say the food was fair would be to give it a high rating. The chef has a very unimaginative approach to cooking. If you stay at the resort and are going out to dinner go to either the Lighthouse or Portofinos. Both these resurants served good meals. Under no circumstances go to Rolands Garden. He is a very pleasant fellow ,but his food is terrible. He has a unique billing system. he asks you to pay what you feel the meal is worth. All and All the resort is quite beautiful but with all the extra expenses I would stay somewhere else in the future.
By: chris1180
OK- So the resort is in all different levels of renovation. Looks like all the OCEAN units are completely renovated (ripped out sheatrock,new kitchens, high speed LAN connection) in the 4300 building. It looks to me more like the pool units have been cleaned up. Same tile, paint, some have new furniture and some seem to have kitchen upgrades. I am less sure on the pools since this was just from walking by. We stayed in both an Ocean 1BR Tortuga and Seaside 1BR which are all NEW.
Noticed that Morritts Tortuga is #2 on TripAdvisor which is pretty amazing when you consider the Ritz, Westin, Hyatt and others. I would say it's nicer but that you get a better value. You can stay here for $100-200 per night and those are north of $400 without kitchens.
Here in November and it is nice but windy.....have been traveling over to RUM point a lot due to wind.
By: airmiles
We loved this place. We stayed in a one bedroom, first floor, pool view unit for two weeks. It was extremely clean and very comfortable. We rented a car and really enjoyed checking the island out. We ate at a different restaurant just about every night (the choice is endless). We did find the island expensive, but we knew this before we left and were prepared. We were there on a rci exchange and felt we were treated the same as everyone else.
We definitely would return here.
By: brucer80
Great Resort. Fun entertainment. Clean units. Grat Food. Fantastic Beach!!
By: nancy1005
We stayed here in March. The island is still recovering from the hurricane. They are doing a wonderful job, especially considering the obstacles they must overcome. Our unit was extremely clean. It appeared to be an older unit, but very well maintained. There were plenty of activities if you wanted to participate. The food was as good or better than anywhere else we ate on the island. I believe this resort lost buildings etc during the hurricane so there was construction going on. Easy check-in and out and all staff was extremely friendly and helpful with any questions etc we had. The resort manager was around everyday, easy to find and always available to answer questions. They also have an orientation which was helpful in knowing all about who, what and where regarding the resort and the island. We also had a resort rep that provided us with assistance and information. We liked it because it is on the quiet side of the island away from the cruise ships, noise and too many people.
By: nancy8
Nice location, HOWEVER, the pool fountains were left running 24 hours making it difficult to sleep with the windows open due to the noise and impossible to hear the ocean. With the windows closed the A/C had to be on and you pay your own utilities here. Though we were told there were unoccupied rooms in other buildings, the front desk staff was rude, very unaccomodating and refused to move us away from the pool.
Most days a note was left on every guests front door as to why the maintenance staff needed to be inside the room. This was for minor things such as resetting the code on the safe or washing the deck...definitely chores that should be done when the room is unoccupied by guests. The interior carpet was in dire need of cleaning and we had a towel rack that barely clung to the wall by its' screws that were pulling out. The wall was left unpainted from many previous repairs.
Ivan's (David's) restaurant had decent service and nice waiters/waitresses, but the food was NOT good....we gave it a shot three times.
The Tortuga is convenient to a grocery store and water sports. I would not return here and give it a 1 rating because I have to.
By: jim544
Stayed the at the Morritt's Tortuga Club Jan 12-19 2007 had a great time. Had a 2 Bedroom Penthouse room which had a huge living area and a large deck. We had friends of ours who had a 2 bedroom duplex, I liked ours better. Our room was so large our place was party central we had 9 people sitting around with room for more. Only draw back was 2 flights of stairs. The room was very clean and all furnishings looked fairly new.
Morritt's Tortuga Club is at the far end of the island, you need a car to go anywhere. We drove around for 3 days and spent the rest of the week at the Morritt's, 3 nice pools, nice beach, nice staff and a good restaurant. Would love to be there now its 10 degrees in NY.
By: deborah843
Traded into Morritts Tortuga week of Sept 15 - 22. Definitely not up to Gold Crown Standards. Townhouse (5108) was a little run down - carpet on stairs and upstairs was very dirty. Our 11 month old had to crawl across the floor and his legs were black after about 15 minutes. We had to get away from this place in order to enjoy ourselves. After many complaints we were moved to another room in the Morritts Grand - much better. If you are looking for Gold Crown do not settle for Morritts Tortuga. Staff was friendly but you felt as if they were putting you off - took us 4 days before they did anything.
By: scuevas65
My husband and I just returned from our 1 week stay at Morritts March3-10. We had a 2bdrm pool Penthouse and absolutely LOVED it! Number 3303.
The resort has lost alot of its palm trees that were sitting on the beach so that was a dissapointment, but, a massive hurricane will do that.
Cayman is more expensive than we remembered, be prepared. We were there 3 years ago for our honeymoon, we returned for our anniversary and this was also our 3rd time at Morritts because we love the quietness of the East End.
Other than the construction happening from the new bigger building and missing the pier, we had a great time. The grocery store that is being build across from the Reef is no where near completion. Ivan's is small but they have a breakfast buffet that is priced very fair at $9.95 CI. Otherwise, it's pretty spendy. I would absolutely recommend staying here and I know we'll be back again!
By: stephaniek15
remotely situated in terms of gourmet dining choices, about a 30 minute drive to 7 mile beach, it is well situated for truly excellent deep wall diving. The units are pretty, but the staff could use a tune up. We visited 2 weeks after 9/11. Whle the hotel was only 15% filled, they tried to give us a unit overlooking the tennis court. It took a day of arguing before they would move us. Did I mention it was our honeymoon?
By: john1671
Everything is looking good and mostly repaired according to the photos and rebuilding info on the resort's web site which is www.morritt.com
I was told they will be open by this September.
By: paris113
We rented a one bedroom ocean front week at Morritts from an owner in Jan 03. We had spent a week on 7 mile beach about four years ago. We definitely enjoyed being away from the "rumbling herd " of 7 mile beach. The unit while not large was very comfortable for two people. The bed was super! The restaurant at Morritts was very good but we enjoyed near bye restaurants even more. The dive operation at Morritts was the best -- excellent service and a great dive boat. A real gem, since my wife doesn't scuba ,was the fact that the snorkeling under the pier for the dive boats was the best I have ever seen in a concentrated area. We saw 14 different types of fish in two days.
The bottom line I would recommend Morritts for a great experience in the Caymans
Ray Paris
By: mbranch
Nice place but definitely not up to Gold Crown standards. Overrated. Poorly equipped units. Very noisy if you are on a lower floor.
By: denmat50
My first timeshare purchase was certainly not a mistake! Although the US dollar takes a hit and prices are fairly high, it was worth every penny. The evening activities were fun and the swimming in pools or the ocean fabulous.
The only difficulty we had was with transportation. Not daring to rent a car (left side of the road), we had to rely on island transportation which is not always dependable. We had difficulty finding out about the bus schedule to leave the resort even though I know there is one (finally found it in the phone book after asking many staff).
In spite of that, I loved it enough to upgrade my unit and have already booked for next year. Maybe by then, I'll be brave enough to drive! Don't miss this place.
By: kruzic
We purchased this resort sight unseen and were very pleasantly surprised. Our room was freshly painted with newer furniture and the most spectactular view of the caribbean you could ever have! The resort staff was friendly and everyone spoke english very well, no language problems on the entire island.
We fell in love with Grand Cayman and it's people, everyone was friendly and you always felt safe and welcome. There is plenty to do on 7 mile beach for everyone, and renting a car is easy so you can get to all the sights on your own.
After visiting many caribbean islands we would rate the Caymans #1. All the food we had was great, if a little expensive. If you can afford it you should go you won' regret it. MONEY WELL SPENT!!
By: siberacuse
We stayed Feb 14-21. The resort was booked, but it never felt crowded. Plenty of room at the pools and chairs available at the pool and beach. The only problem we had was that fresh beach towels were often not available.
The 2 bedroom, 3 bath poolside townhouse was okay, but showing its age (I think the resort was built around 1989). There is a TV in the living room, but not in the master bedroom. There is a coin laundry available. VCRs can be rented for $5/day (there is a free selection of videotapes). The bed in the master bedroom was not too comfortable. The carpeting on the stairs and upstairs was dirty and worn.
The snorkeling right at the dock was excellent. The beach was nice but not as beautiful as 7 mile beach (about 45-50 minute drive away). The staff were friendly and the activities were nice (eg, fire and limbo show).
The resort is on the quiet East End of Grand Cayman, 45 minutes to an hour from Georgetown.
By: kelhunt
We have been owners for years and have felt it was a wonderful vacation investment. We have always found the units clean and well maintained. We are an ocean front location so have loved the ability to walk out to the ocean. This resort is a laid back place where shorts and bathing suits are the established attire. It is off the beaten path in a beautiful location. If you like diving (or snorkeling, sunning or just being near the water), a relaxed atmosphere, and proximity to good food, this is the place to be!
By: lawallkt
Excellent resort for couples and families -- singles should likely stick to the west side! Comfortable (not fancy) rooms. shorts and t- shirts kind of place.
Fun activities every day -- you chose whether or not to participate. Most are free. The entertainment is top rate!
Fantastic snorkeling right in front of the resort around their dock and in the area between the beach and the barrier reef.
By: kaybob4fun
This resort is fabulous! It is not glitzy which is why we rate it higher than some people might. We want comfort, cleanliness, and good amenities without feeling the need to keep up w/the Jones's. All you need is a swimsuit and some shorts. No fancy dressing. You'll have as much peace and activity at this place as you choose to have. There's a private ocean swimming pool the size of a bay right in front completely rimmed by a coral reef with turquoise water clear and warm. The sand is soft and pink.
The location is at the opposite end of the island from town. I suppose this could be a downer if you want to bar hop. The scuba shop and diving are the best on the island. The best dive sites are out here.
Rooms are well maintained although David's Restaurant has darn good food and lots of clean, fun entertainment happens in the evening for the amusement of all ages. We got our share of boogying! We've been there 3 times and would go back in a NY minute. (even though we are from the West coast). We rent a car (the cheapest possible one) and try not to make too many mistakes driving on the opposite side of the road. We buy a week's worth of food at a wonderful modern supermarket. We're cheapskates and we find that it's not much more expensive (except alcohol and pop) than any US city. Don't bother bringing your own food. Just go enjoy, and be sure to go snorkeling w/the stingray!
By: dkowal
Outstanding resort and location on one of the safest islands in the Caribbean. Awesome dive and snorkle locations right from beach. Freindly staff and plenty of activities with dive shop and beach rentals on-site.
Recommend renting a car for venturing around the island. Stop by one of the local road side BBQs for authentic jerk chicken and pork.
By: letzdance
We were here over Christmas and had a SUPER time!! The condos are well maintained, spacious ( we were 4 in a one bedroom- no problem). The staff is extremely friendly, the restaurant quite good, beach is beautiful and no problem getting a lounge chair. There is always something going on (Volleyball, Nightly Entertainment) if you want to partake if not just sit back & relax. It's a very family friendly place... we met some really nice people. The diving & snorkeling are to die for and all the water sports are right on property! The area is very safe...I walked 2 miles each morning by myself with just the sound of the birds. It was lovely. I rec. renting a car as you are about 1/2 hr. from Georgetown. You can take the bus in or not go at all- we went over for dinner 3 times. Go... You won't be dissappointed!!
By: luckyfritter
Stayed here Nov/2002 in a studio. We really enjoyed our vacation and thought the staff was friendly. The restaurant had recently hired new cooking staff and the food was excellent. We went to several dining activities planned by the resort and were very pleased with the variety of the menu and participation by guests. We especially enjoyed "Comedy Club" night. The bartenders make an awesome Mudslide!! It is a wonderful place to relax.
We also took advantage of the island tours and water activities arranged by the resort. We went on a private jet ski safari with one staff member for several hours. It was awesome!!
The thing to remember about going to the Caymans is that nothing is cheap!! Everything is expensive. Transportation expenses are outrageous. It is definitely more economical to rent a half car!!
We had a great time.
By: roycepam
Rooms were clean, up-to-date. Staff was helpful. Watersports were good..especially windsurfing and diving. Beach clean and surprisingly empty. Evening entertainment tops.
By: outerbanks
Tourist tax too high
By: confederate
High government tax on timesharers. Unit had maintenance problems.
By: debbied
Toured MorrittsGrand in July, but walked all around the Tortuga Club as well. I thought the grounds were well kept, beach was beautiful. Rooms we looked at seemed very nice and clean.
By: shepro
This was the worst place I have ever stayed! The rooms are old and damp, the grounds are unkept and the staff doesn't care! The restaurant was dirty and the food was horrible. Everything at the resort was over priced and over rated.


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Pete Fornatale, 66, died on Thursday after suffering a brain hemorrhage earlier this month. He was one of those DJs who came along at a time when the popular culture was throbbing with change and the music both drove it and reflected it back.
Fornatale was kind of the gee-whiz kid at WNEW-FM. His voice had none of the gravelly gravitas of Scott Muni or the cool, martini-kick of Jonathan Schwartz. He was the friend who dashed into your house, dropped the needle on the record and said, "You HAVE to hear this!"
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He was a prolific author, writing books about the music he loved, including Simon and Garfunkel's Bookends and Back to The Garden, in which he interviewed Woodstock-goers about their take on that iconic event.
It's unlikely that any local radio person who grew up here and came of age listening to WNEW-FM wasn't in some way influenced by Fornatale's friendly voice and keen knowledge of rock 'n' roll – inspiring so many of us to say "I want to do THAT for a living."
Pete Fornatale is survived by his former wife and their three sons. Details for his funeral will be posted on his Web site.


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OKC Thunder: Why has the Thunder's offense gone away from Serge Ibaka late in games?
But as Westbrook readied to launch, both of the Grizzlies' big men had mistakenly fired out to the 3-point line to help. And left – without anyone within 15 feet of him – was Serge Ibaka, by his lonesome for what should have been an easy dunk.
It was a microcosm (and screenshot seen around the Internet world) of the Thunder's recent offensive problems.
Westbrook's intentions were fine. Decent look with a chance to tie the game. But it was an unnecessary home-run play when far better options were clearly available. The uncovered dunk would have cut Memphis' lead to one with more than 24 seconds left on the clock.
But within the play, another pressing issue was highlighted. During the Thunder's first three playoff games, Serge Ibaka's offensive impact has been reduced. And it's not because a lack of effectiveness, but rather a lack of opportunity.
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"16 Photographs at Ohrdruf" tells the powerful story of the soldiers who uncovered the first concentration camp found by the Allies during World War II
Friday, April 05, 2013
That is the opening line of Lesley professor Matthew Nash's documentary, "16 Photographs at Ohrdruf," which tells the powerful story of the soldiers who uncovered the first concentration camp found by the Allies during World War II.
Guided only by a small stack of photos taken by his Army medic grandfather at the Ohrdruf camp, Nash tries to unravel a family secret that began on April 4, 1945 – a journey he tells over the course of his new film, which is being met with wide acclaim and will be screened at the Boston International Film Festival on April 16, and the G.I. Film Festival in Washington, D.C., on May 12.
But Nash's documentary is about more than the horrors the Holocaust. It's a testament to the power of the human story, and to the untold stories in our midst and the importance of bringing them to light.
"It is a dark topic, but we tried to leave some of that darkness in the shadows," Nash said during a premiere of the film held in Lesley University's Marran Theater on Thursday. "The goal is to encourage people to look into these stories. There is a lot of stuff right in front of you."
Dr. Geoffrey Megargee, of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., traveled to Lesley for the film's premier and spoke about the vast network of Nazi camps and ghettos, putting the documentary in context and illustrating the staggering scope of Nazi camps of detention, persecution, and murder, of which Ohrdruf was a part.
Twenty years after Donald Johnson died of cancer, Nash, his grandson, set out to find 16 photos taken while his grandfather was in World War II. The photos, a family secret mentioned only in whispers, depicted horrible scenes taken by a soldier entering the first of the concentration camps liberated by Allies. Each photo was marked with one word: Ohrdruf.
Nash's investigation of the photographs leads him to historians who reveal a side of the Holocaust that he had never imagined, and to survivors with heartbreaking stories. In trying to understand the pictures, Nash turns his focus to the soldiers who liberated the camps. Nash finds Ralph Rush and hears the shocking story of the liberation of Ohrdruf concentration camp in Germany, the first camp liberated by the Allies. His attempt to understand his grandfather's pictures has brought him face to face with the anger, the horror and the guilt that those first young soldiers felt when they encountered the atrocities of the Nazis.
"16 Photographs At Ohrdruf" is the journey of one grandson, trying to understand the brutal and terrible scenes preserved in sixteen forgotten pictures. In his investigation, Nash offers a voice for anyone who has ever wondered what is hidden from us, and what history might be uncovered in our families if we would only ask.
Nash, an associate professor of photography at Lesley's Art Institute of Boston, produced the film with Jason Dean as part of 454 Productions and editor Michael Equi.
Learn more about "16 Photographs At Ohrdruf" by visiting www.16photographs.com.
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LOS ANGELES (December 7, 2010) Three investigators from The Saban Research Institute of Children's Hospital Los Angeles have been elected into the prestigious Society for Pediatric Research. Their election to this Society represents peer recognition of their research achievements in pediatrics.
The Society for Pediatric Research exists to foster the research and career development of investigators engaged in creating new knowledge that advances the health and well‐being of young people. Membership is by election only.
Steven Mittelman, MD, PhD, conducts his research at the Center for Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, and is an assistant professor of Pediatrics, Physiology, and Biophysics at the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California.
"Being overweight impairs our ability to treat a patient's leukemia, the most common cancer occurring in children," explains Dr. Mittelman. "We've found that fat cells secrete chemical messengers that cause leukemia cells to migrate into the fat. Fat cells also secrete factors that protect leukemia cells from chemotherapy, making the disease more difficult to treat."
Leo Mascarenhas, MD, MS, is director of the Clinical Trials Office in the Children's Center for Cancer and Blood Diseases and Principal Investigator for the National Cancer Institute funded Children's Oncology Group grant at Children's Hospital Los Angeles. He is an associate professor of Clinical Pediatrics at the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California.
"Childhood cancer is the leading cause of disease-related death in pediatrics in the United States," says Dr. Mascarenhas whose research focuses on developmental therapeutics for patients with bone and soft tissue sarcomas. "Despite the remarkable progress made in the treatment of childhood cancer in the last four decades, improved therapies are still needed for our patient
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The finding came from a study involving 42 people who had tested positive for the ulcer-causing bacteria Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori). They consumed two cups a day of regular yogurt or yogurt fortified with the antibody IgY-urease. By comparison, people who'd eaten the fortified yogurt had lower levels of urea, a urease byproduct, when retested a month later. That indicated less bacterial activity, according to the researchers, who were to present their finding March 22 at a meeting of the American Chemical Society in Salt Lake City.
"With this new yogurt, people can now enjoy the taste of yogurt while preventing or eliminating the bacteria that cause stomach ulcers," study coordinator Hajime Hatta, a chemist at Kyoto Women's University in Kyoto, Japan, said in a news release issued by the conference sponsors.
Antibiotics proved more effective at controlling the intestinal bacteria than the yogurt, the researchers said. But they believe that many people would prefer to add a few helpings of yogurt to their diet than to take medication, especially since the antibody doesn't seem to alter the taste of the yogurt or cause obvious side effects, Hatta said.
The yogurt -- already sold in Japan, Korea and Taiwan -- may not be for everyone, though. Hatta warned it may cause a reaction in people who have allergies to milk or eggs.
More than 25 million people in the United States have an ulcer at some point in their life, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Hatta's team created the antibody after noting that H. pylori relies on the protein urease to attach to and infect the stomach lining. They inj
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court is reacting skeptically to the government's argument that police may detain residents of a home to be searched even if they are away from home when the search takes place.
Liberal and conservative justices say they are reluctant to expand police powers that, for officer safety and other reasons, already allow the detention of people found at home during a search authorized by a warrant.
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The U.S. Attorney's Office reports that 59-year-old Edward Beckles was indicted and appeared in court Monday.
Beckles was charged with one count of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute Oxycodone and one count of possession with intent to distribute Oxycodone while acting outside the course of professional practice. If convicted, he faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in federal prison for each charge.
Beckles, who is married to Carroll's sister, is a pharmacist. Officials say Beckles allegedly filled fraudulent prescriptions for Oxycodone from August 2009 through January 2012. He is out on bail pending trial.
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I for one found the Cardassian-hound relationship very well thought out. As you say, having a predator as a riding beast where humans have prey animals changes the dynamic somewhat. A good rider knows their animal and knows how the relationship should work, and that will of course be subtly different when the mount is a carnivore. It's another example of the careful consideration that makes your Cardassia so convincing; you don't take anything for granted, and the thought put into it makes it seem very "real".
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Ukraine is deploying 12,000 troops in a 'large-scale anti-terrorist operation' to defend against attacks from armed pro-Russian forces.
Ukraine's acting president Oleksandr Turchynov said on Sunday in a televised address that Ukrainian Security Council decided to use the army to not allow Russia to repeat the Crimean scenario in Ukraine's east.
Russia's foreign ministry quickly dismissed Turchynov's decree as 'criminal' and accused Ukrainian officials of using radical neo-Nazi forces.
According to news24, the former chief of Ukraine's security service, Vitaliy Zakharchenko, also warned of 'provocations' in the coming days to 'discredit Russian armed forces'.
Russia has tens of thousands of troops deployed along its border with Ukraine, which has raised fears of a military incursion, especially after the takeover of the Crimean Peninsula, the report said.
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Star Trek [A]
Moon [B+]
Tropic Thunder [B]
Pixar Short Films Collection 1 [C+]
The Collected Shorts of Jan Svankmajer [A]
Bitter Films Vol. 1 (Don Hertzfeldt) [A]
The Animation Show Vol. 1 [A]
The Animation Show Vol. 2 [C+]
The Animation Show Vol. 3 [A-]
Blue Velvet [B]
Corndog Man [C]
Beowulf [C-]
The King of Comedy [A-]
Smokin' Aces [C]
Rain Man [A]
Halloween [B]
Bender's Big Score [C+]
Hearts in Atlantis [C+]
Hellboy [A]
Children of Men [B]
LA Confidential [A]
Cinderella Man [B]
Idiocracy [B]
The Hidden [B+]
Edmond [C]
The Astronaut Farmer [C]
Seven Samurai [A]
The Number 23 [D]
Watership Down [B]
The Prestige [B]
Bee Movie [C]
Labyrinth of Darkness (Czech stop-motion animator Jiri Barta's short films) [A]
Phantom Museums: The Short Films of the Quay Brothers [B]
Strings (big-budget french fantasy puppet movie) [B+]
I've been on a bit of an animation kick lately. "Whos who of animation" type lists led me to pick up DVDs of Jan Svankmajer, the Quay brothers, and Jiri Barta, who are seen as hugely influential. If the phrase "surrealistic stop motion animation shorts" piques your interest at all, I can heartily recommend picking up their DVD anthologies or at least looking them up on the innertubes. Some truly bizarre and amazing work here. Jan Svankmajer I would describe as stark and political. Jiri Barta has more the soul of an entertainer, his movies are like mini-hollywood epics. The Quay Brothers have an uncanny technical proficiency, and the first three shorts on the disc are absolutely amazing, but some of their mid period films don't seem to have a point.
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Yes, they are as good as I remember.
Perhaps the reason for the quality split in the episodes is that they weren't written together; IIRC the first part was written just as TNG was taking off with huge success and when they took a break between seasons the writers/producers weren't even considering what to do for part 2 until the fourth season began. So they might have painted themselves into a corner in terms of writing their way out. I agree the conclusion could have been a bit more exciting than putting them to sleep.
I also want to add that re-watching TBOBW should also include "Family" as the third part. Although no where near the amount of action/excitement than the two previous, it's good because it humanizes Picard totally after such an emotional ordeal.
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A CBS News clip out of California that was prominently featured on the front page of Yahoo.com today showed the LAPD melting down 40,000lbs worth of "illegal weapons" to '"prevent them ending up on the streets in the hands of criminals" and yet most of the guns shown were perfectly legal and were handed in by law-abiding citizens who had kept them in their own homes.
The sheer gall of the propaganda on show here is staggering, because for anyone who doesn't have a decent knowledge of firearms, the clip leaves the impression that guns are illegal and owned by criminals – despite the fact that the vast majority of the guns shown being melted down, many of them rifles and pistols, are perfectly legal.
"We're taking illegal weapons off the streets and putting them to better use," states the LAPD officer at the end of the clip, failing to mention the fact that most of the guns being destroyed are perfectly legal and were handed in by law-abiding citizens who had kept them at home.
The anchor states, "Weapons that could have ended up in the hands of criminals are melted down," implying that the LAPD is doing everyone a favor by destroying legal firearms owned by law-abiding citizens.
Only fully automatic firearms can be deemed "illegal," yet most of the guns shown in the clip, which include a M1 carbine, used in deer hunting, a Walther PPK pistol, as well as a Winchester Ranger Model 120 shotgun, are completely legal to own.
One officer shows a "street sweeper" 'Tommy gun' noting that it is "very dangerous" implying that it is illegal when in fact, though the gun is hard to procure in the U.S., it is not illegal.
The news anchor makes out that the guns were delivered "off the streets" and yet an LAPD officer later admits, "It's not just criminals but people who have them in their homes that really didn't want them – that's where you get the kids accidentally shooting themselves."
Here's a newsflash – hardened criminals who plan to commit more criminal acts in future are not going to blithely hand their guns in to the police. The vast majority of people who handed in their legally owned guns, or "illegal weapons" as the LAPD would make out, for this buyback program are now totally defenseless from a home invasion by a real criminal.
This news clip featured on the front page of Yahoo.com, the most visited website in the world, for hours today, meaning that millions of viewers now think that legal firearms are in fact "illegal weapons" that should be handed in to police and melted down.
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Where I live in New England, it gets dark at about 4:30 p.m. in the depths of winter. So when Daylight Savings Time kicks in and the snowbanks start to melt, I'm itching to get outside and do some fabric painting and dyeing.
Sun printing with stencils. (Photo by Pokey Bolton.)
I have always admired Mickey Lawler and her Skydyes fabrics with their ethereal watercolor effects. Mickey and her painting techniques will be making an appearance in an upcoming issue of Quilting Arts, and I don't want to spoil the surprise. (Hint: You might want to save this technique for the beach.) But in the meantime, I have a few other techniques for you to try when spring fever strikes.One of my new favorite surface design techniques is Jo Fitsell's marbling technique for painting on fabric. Using a few simple ingredients-primarily fluid acrylics, water, and carrageenan--she creates stunning designs. Jo demonstrates the process in her Quilting Arts WorkshopTM "Marbled Fabric Surface Design."
Brayers and textured surfaces you can use with Lisa Kerpoe's fabric painting technique.
Jo's fabric painting technique is a lot of fun and not difficult, but it does require some preparation. If I want to paint fabric more spontaneously, I can always rely on Lisa Kerpoe's brayer technique.Lisa simply pours paint onto a plate, runs her brayer through it to coat the roller, and rolls the paint onto the fabric. You can achieve different effects and designs with this technique by laying the fabric on a textured surface before painting, or by texturing the roller. You can paint one piece at a time, or paint over a piece of fabric about fat-quarter size, then cut the fabric up after it dries to use in fiber art projects (prayer flags are one of my favorite applications).Finally, on a warm (preferably windless), sunny day, why not try some sun printing? You'll need transparent paints such as Setacolor by Pebeo (regular fabric paint won't work), some white PFD fabric (fabric that comes without sizing or that you wash before using), a prepared work surface, and found objects that can lie flat.I learned this tip for success from Pokey Bolton, who loves sun printing: It's best if you can paint in a garage or shed without sunlight and then transfer the painted surface with the found objects into the sunlight for printing. Pokey paints her fabric on a plastic-covered piece of foam core and then takes it out to the driveway or a table for printing.
Samples of marbled fabric painting by Jo Fitsell.
You can use just about any found object (spools, dog biscuits, shells, feathers) or take advantage of some of the wonderful stencils with allover patterns on the market. Depending on the design, they can give your fabric a faux batik look.
Fabric painting is such a fun and easy way to create your own unique fabrics. These are just a very few of the many ways you can paint fabric. To learn more about these techniques and discover many others, we have many books and videos from top surface design artists to guide you in the Quilting Daily shop.
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Love Gelli plate printing and also resist dyeing, especially ice dyeing with bleach.
Sun printing. "regular fabric paint won't work"
Yes it will ! The opaque or high cover fabric paints (the ones that work on dark fabrics) won't work for sun printing - but any other fabric paint, watered down to the correct consistency, will. Try it and see.....
I like to use crayons, I can draw first with them and then wet them to bring out a deeper colour plus outline things better.
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Intellect's immunotherapy platforms aim to prevent the accumulation of aggregated beta amyloid protein fragments in the brain that are thought to be the root cause of Alzheimer's disease. In healthy people, beta amyloid does not aggregate, but in Alzheimer's patients it clumps first to form long fibrils, like tentacles, that eventually deposit on the surface of nerve cells as a spaghetti-like protein mass called amyloid plaques. The beta amyloid fragments are generated as a product of metabolism from the much larger Amyloid Precursor Protein, which is present in most tissues in the body and implicated in numerous important physiological functions. Intellect's immunotherapy approach for Alzheimer's disease involves making an antibody molecule available to bind to the beta-amyloid toxin, thus promoting its clearance away from sites of damage to the brain. This therapeutic outcome can be potentially achieved either by administering an externally generated monoclonal antibody (passive immunization) or by provoking the patient's immune system to generate such an antibody (active immunization). Both approaches have the potential to slow or arrest disease progression, provided that key safety issues are addressed. Of particular importance, is the need to avoid interfering with the physiological roles of the Amyloid Precursor Protein. Intellect has incorporated proprietary safety features into its ANTISENILIN(R) monoclonal antibody and RECALL-VAXTM technology platforms for both passive and active immunization, respectively, to minimize the potential for adverse side-effects by generating antibodies that bind only the toxic beta amyloid and not the Amyloid Precursor Protein. These features and supporting patent position provide the Company with a strong competitive advantage in this field.
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- New Year's Eve opera performance of La bohéme at the Sydney Opera House
- Experience Gale Edward's award-winning production of Puccini's devastatingly romantic masterpiece
- See Sydney's 9pm New Year's Eve fireworks from the Opera House's exclusive vantage point
What You Can Expect
Opera Australia's presentation of La bohéme relocates Puccini's romantic opera from the streets of Paris to a 1930s Berlin nightclub, promising plenty of surprises and drama. Designed to please Puccini devotees and win a new generation of opera-goers, this vibrant performance launches Opera Australia's summer season.
The presentation of La bohéme includes a perfectly timed intermission so you can watch the 9pm fireworks from the Opera House's exclusive viewing points on Sydney Harbour. Please note, La bohéme ends around 10:30pm, leaving plenty of time to make it to your next New Year's Eve destination before midnight.
Customer Reviews
March 2015
The opera and the fireworks were wonderful!
January 2015
This event opera la boheme at sydney opera house on 12/31 was amazing. I had a glass of champagne before opera. My seat was great. After seeing act 1 and 2 out to balony for fireworks. Then back to act 3 and 4 walk out and see the 10:30 fireworks.