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Would I Lie to You? (2007)
A breath of fresh air
Good, this. Two teams of celebrity guests try to figure out whether their opponents ridiculously far-fetched statements about themselves are true or, in fact, a lie.
"Would I Lie To You?" is a fairly new Quizcom that pokes fun at the recent boom of "truth game" formats. It only arrived on screens last year, but made an instant impact with me. A great selection of guests so far, and well-picked team captains in David Mitchell, whom I'd already established, and Lee Mack, new to me at the time but with a great, slightly Chandler-like comedy style.
It's also good to finally see Angus Deayton return to a quiz host's chair. He hasn't lost any of his wonderful deadpan wit since his HIGNFY days, and makes for an integral part of the show's success. The first truly entertaining new TV programme in a long time, and it's set to return for a second series. I look forward to it.
Going for Gold (1987)
Unique concept in its day
In a unique twist, contestants from around Europe competed in a three-stage quiz game, answering general knowledge questions in order to qualify for the final and win a prize.
Although my memories of this show are a bit fuzzy, I remember the rounds very well. Starting with an elimination, before moving on to a round where they answered for more points depending on difficulty, then a "chain" round where they had to get as many right in a row as they could and ending with the 4-3-2-1 descriptions round depicted above.
The host, Henry Kelly, is most likely the classiest gameshow host I've ever seen on telly, and he supported the show very well. The "Euro quiz" idea was a unique, yet slightly barmy, concept as well, I remember an incident where a contestant kept buzzing in just for the hell of it! I enjoyed this show during its run, but wasn't too keen on five's cheap remake, One To Win. It was good while it lasted, but desperately needs to be re-run at some point for the benefit of those who didn't see it first time round.
Deal or No Deal? (2005)
Proved to be repetitive
I'll admit that I really enjoyed this show. Once. A welcome return for Noel and every game entertaining with the different personalities of the contestants.
Sadly, they've all run out. The show has become a stagnant shadow of its former self, and yet it still continues to run without any sort of break. Where the early shows had the anticipation of whether the quarter million would be won, the media ruined it by printing the first winner several weeks before it was aired, thus eliminating any point in watching this show. It's pure guesswork, that's all it is. And there's too much hype surrounding it even now. I, for one, have lost favour with it.
Never Mind the Buzzcocks (1996)
Continues to deliver
2 teams of celebrities make their way through various musical games & questions, though the real challenge of the gameshow nowadays is, quite clearly, withstanding the inevitable onslaught from host Simon Amstell! I only began watching this programme in 2000, but knew instantly it was a winner. With memorably funny rounds such as the Intros round, and of course the line-up, it never failed to disappoint.
Mark Lamarr was a great host for the show, interacting well with the teams, and sometimes having a snipe at one or two! Unbelievably Amstell has managed to keep this momentum going with his own wacky twist on proceedings. Likewise, team captains Phill Jupitus and Bill Bailey are always game for a laugh, and not forgetting the down-to-earth style humour of former captain Sean Hughes. They can tend to stray a long way off topic, though, deeming certain sections of the programme pointless. Simon serves as a great successor to Mark for his bitchiness and incredible wit. Very entertaining.
Whose Line Is It Anyway? (1988)
The rise of improvise...
4 comedians play various improv games for the amusement of the audience and are supposedly given points over the course of the game. The winner gets to read the credits in an unusual way.
It's only by virtue of UKTV G2 (or Dave, as it now prefers) that I'm able to watch re-runs of this. And I think it's a gem of a programme which has never failed to raise a laugh yet.
Clive Anderson, as host, remained dignified even when he was the butt of the jokes, and the improvisers themselves have unbelievably quick wits. Stiles and Mochrie were obviously the stars of the show, but others such as Greg Proops, Josie Lawrence and my personal favourite Tony Slattery all managed to put on strong performances time after time. It would be great to see this return to British shores sometime, even if only for a one-off special.
Catch Phrase (1986)
Excellent in its time
Energetic gameshow in which 2 contestants try to guess a well known phrase or title from what appears on the board to win a cash prize. The player with the most cash gets the Super Catchphrase, where they get to play for a luxury holiday.
Undoubtedly an entertaining show, if not for the animations but definitely for the light entertainment and wonderful atmosphere provided by the legendary Roy Walker.
When the show returned with a new look and a new presenter, it didn't feel the same but it was still a pretty decent gameshow with some surprisingly high-value prizes and cash to give away. Unfortunately, as time went on the show never gained the charm it once had, certainly not under its last daytime hail under former Blue Peter presenter Mark Curry. It's unlikely to return, but it will be remembered fondly for a while yet.
Countdown (1982)
A winning formula
Based on French gameshow "Des chiffres et des lettres", the very first programme ever to be shown on Channel 4 still continues to this day, albeit sadly without the brilliant Richard Whiteley, who never missed a single show throughout his run as presenter.
Despite this, it still draws in a consistent number of viewers every day who enjoy nothing more than pitting their wits against a variety of numbers and letters games, and another great feature of the show is that people of all ages can apply for the show which can be entertaining. With it's well handled simplicity, dignity, light entertainment and wonderfully selected special guests, as well as that famous clock, Countdown remains true to the same formula it created over 25 years ago. Here's hoping the programme lasts another 25.
Number One (2001)
Unique, but lacking in excitement
A reminder of the format: Contestants qualify for podiums by getting a question right, then move up and down the podiums in the main game depending on whether they get the questions right or wrong. The final two go head-to-head, and whoever claims Number One at the end of the game.
I enjoyed this show in its short run. It was a unique idea, and was certainly entertaining for a while. However the way the concept was handled made it seem bland, and I imagine it would have benefited more with a studio audience.
Channel 4 reporter Krishnan Guru-Murthy, who fronted the show, put in a dignified and flamboyant performance as the host which brought a much needed touch of class. It sadly didn't last the distance because of its presentation, but a re-hash might improve it if it were to make a return.
Gladiators (1992)
A classic of the 90s
If there's one thing I loved about this programme, it was the atmosphere in this studio, which was often fantastic. The games were great to watch, and with an extensive list of gladiators everyone will have had their favourites.
Sadly, the show got a bit repetitive later on in the run, with no fresh challenges and seemingly samey format, but it still entertained on the odd occasion. It had a good run, it was always an adrenaline packed show with a clash of dozens of personalities. Who can forget Wolf's antics, Shadow's (almost) unbeaten Duel run or John Anderson's piercing voice? The original run lasted, only just into 2000, with the last ever episode going out on New Year's Day. For me, it will forever conjure positive and nostalgic memories.
Having not seen the new series (due to lack of Sky One), I cannot pass judgement on the revamped version, though if the original was anything to go by it should be worth a look.
Blockbusters (1983)
A cult favourite
The basic concept: A player and a team played against each other to create lines vertically/horizontally on the board before the opposing player/team, answering questions based on the chosen letter. The winner would go on to play Gold Rush, with multiple letters, in an effort to win the big prize.
Great fun. If it had still been going today, I would have liked to go on it myself. It was always a lively program, with some bizarre contestant personalities facing a distinguished host, Bob Holness, who played his part as the host in an ever-cheerful manner.
Although the format will forever appear dated, this is a game show that will live on in people's minds for a good few years yet. A series revival would be good, providing they find the right host and don't deviate too far from it's original setup. What would happen if the theme music changed and killed off that famous hand jive? *Twirls arms, claps hands etc*


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Grief & Healing
Grief is a journey, and many family members begin this process well before their loved one passes. Bereavement services can begin as early as admission and follow throughout the illness and after death, and is offered to the community at no charge. There is no right way to grieve, but Hospice of Central Ohio can help friends and family members cope with their feelings and learn to express themselves in a healthy, healing manner.
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A six-week group designed for the adult daughter who has experienced the loss of her mother through death or abandonment. The group provides education and support through the use of discussion and handouts. Topics covered include grief education and coping, changing family relationships, and ways to keep Mom's memory alive. Meets at the Hospice of Central Ohio office – Newark. Please call (740) 788-1474 to register.
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Services held annually to honor and celebrate the lives of those we have lost. A remembrance video highlighting your loved one through pictures will be shown to participants at each service.
Grief Works
An ongoing meeting open to the community for individuals who have experienced any type of loss. Meets the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month at the Hospice of Central Ohio - Newark office from 6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
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An ongoing meeting open to the community for individuals who have experienced any type of loss. Meets the 4th Monday of the month in the Community Room at Kindred Transitional Care & Rehabilitation in Newark from 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
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An ongoing meeting open to the community for individuals who have experienced any type of loss. Meets the 1st Thursday of the month at Licking County Aging Program from 2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
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Intersections: The Grand Concourse at 100By: Antonio Sergio Bessa (editor), Jennifer McGregor (contributor), Ray Bromley (contributor), Deborah Marton (contributor), Francis Morone (contributor), Clare Weiss (contributor), Antonio Sergio Bessa (contributor), Daniel Libeskind (foreword_author)Hardback
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DescriptionNovember 2009 marks the 100th anniversary of the Grand Boulevard and Concourse, the BronxGCOs crown jewel of urban planning, which stretches over four miles from 138th Street to the Mosholu Parkway. This famous roadway represents Art Deco and Art Moderne architecture at its grandest, including a cornucopia of apartment complexes, the Concourse Plaza Hotel, the Loews Paradise Theater, the Bronx County Courthouse, and, of course, Yankee Stadium. Modeled on the Champs-+elys+--es in Paris and described in the 1939 WPA Guide to New York as GCGBPthe Park Avenue of the middle-class,GC[yen] it offered residents amenities not seen before in the city, such as private bathrooms and central heating. Intersections: The Grand Concourse at 100 examines the rich history of the BronxGCOs most famous thoroughfare through a fascinating collection of piecesGCowritten by top-rate historians and contemporary museum curators, and accompanied by two original texts by Alsatian-born engineer Louis Risse, who designed and oversaw the construction of the Grand ConcourseGCoon the context that informed its planning and construction, along with a vast and lush collection of photographs that bring this intoxicating period back to life. The book will also feature six art projects especially commissioned for the occasion: a series of large-scale color photographs by Jeff Liao; a time line by Skowmon Hastanan; The Tree Museum, a project by Katie Holten on the green spaces along the Concourse; a documentary film by Pablo Helguera on three buildings along the Concourse, namely, PoeGCOs cottage, the Paradise Theater, and the Freedman Home; a project by Kabir Carter about capturing sounds from different areas along the Concourse; and a special lobby installation by Acconci Studio. Traveling the Concourse today offers a lesson in architecture, history, and sociology as you see the faces and places that call it home. It is truly New York, but more important, authentically the Bronx. You canGCOt experience the Bronx until you travel the Grand Boulevard and Concourse, and Intersections: The Grand Concourse at 100 gives you this opportunity.
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The Relationship Between Arthur (Boo) Radley and Jean Louise (Scout) Finch
In To Kill a Mockingbird, written by Harper Lee, Scout is an educated six year old child who is
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Arthur (Boo) Radley was locked in his house for 15 years and has never been seen by outsiders.
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a haunted house in the story, but it is all not true, Atticus teaches his children to not judge anyone
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I am new to this forum, but am getting married at BP on May 17, 2013 -I can't believe how quickly it's coming up. I was very stressed out when I first starting reading this forum a couple of months ago - I too had difficulty with being changed from coordinator to coordinator. I found that if you put URGENT in the subject of your email, you get a faster response. I also hadn't decided anything nor were my guests booking quick enough and that was making me crazy. It all comes together at once, so don't worry!! Most everyone will book at the last minute!!
We have 50 guests coming down for our big day and we are taking full advantage of the freebies with our contract. Welcome Cocktail (Infinity Terrace) is on Wednesday, Pre-wedding Dinner (Beach) on Thursday and then Wedding (Sky Wedding Deck), Cocktail Hour (Sky Terrace) and Reception (Palenque Terrace).
For the Pre-Wedding Dinner, Zuniga is providing tiki torches ($108 for 12) for atmosphere and I am bringing some tea lights for the tables.
We are having a guitar soloist for the ceremony. Zuniga is allowing us the use of some of the reception centerpieces at the ceremony and will set them up on the ceremony site with no additional charge.
We contracted JSAV for DJ services and had them provide an MC to make sure someone would be in charge of announcements and getting the dancing started - hopefully that will go accordingly. They are letting us use an iPod speak at the post-ceremony cocktail hour free of charge. It wasn't part of the package, but I asked for it and they had no problem providing.
We are having an end to end lantern structure with 7 round tables on the Palenque Terrace. Zuniga is also doing under table lighting and centerpieces. I am brining tea lights and silk flowers with me. Check out Jamali Gardens
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Join us for an evening of beauty. Professional Photographer, Alan Bauer, will share some of his favorite photographs. "Celebrate what's right with the world! Sometimes we just have to slow down or look more closely, but there is always something fascinating to appreciate right around us. Come spend an evening with professional photographer Alan L. Bauer as he shares an image intensive presentation sharing many of his personal celebrations. From hiking to birding to just standing still looking at what's nearby, everywhere is something worth celebrating and making each day a better experience!"
"The greatest value of my photographic art is using it as a tool of communication to better educate people about the beauty surrounding us."
Alan L. Bauer is a professional photographer specializing in the natural history of the Pacific Northwest and coverage of local history. He is a lifelong resident of the Pacific Northwest, having grown up on a large family farm in Oregon's Willamette Valley and now calling Washington state his home for the past 29 years.
His work has been published in Backpacker, Odyssey, Northwest Runner, CityDog, Northwest Outdoors, Northwest Magazine, Oregon Coast, and Northwest Travel magazines to name a few. Alan is perhaps best known in the region for his photography and co-author work with publisher The Mountaineers Books as part of the new "Day Hiking" guidebook series. Waste Management, Columbia Basin Credit Union, University Volkswagen/Audi (Seattle), Seattle Children's Hospital, Bicycle Adventures, the City of Duvall (WA), and the Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge represent some recent corporate sales of Alan's images


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Merger Control in Colombia
Alfonso Miranda Londoño
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana
Juan D. Gutiérrez-Rodríguez
Blavatnik School of Government, Oxford University; Faculty of Law, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana
October 2007
Universidad Javeriana - CEDEC Competition Law & Economics Working Paper No. 07-03
Merger review is one of the most important aspects of Competition Law. This tool allows competition authorities (when the review is ex ante as in the Colombian case) to hinder the transactions that unduly restrict competition or authorize them under certain conditions - through merger remedies - which guarantees the preservation of free competition in the markets. The purpose of this document is to present the Colombian merger control regime, determine its nature, its structure, identify the different doctrinal positions adopted by the Superintendency of Industry and Commerce and its evolution in the last years.
Note: Downloadable document is in Spanish.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 114
Keywords: competition law, mergers & acquisitions, merger review, merger remedies, horizontal mergers, vertical mergers, conglomerate mergers, Superintendency of Industry and Commerce, Colombia
JEL Classification: K21, K23
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Proscar (Finasteride) works well for mild to moderate symptoms of BPH. When men have more severe symptoms, it can be combined with doxazosin or other medicines for added benefits.
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- In studies, Proscar (Finasteride) improved BPH symptoms during the first year of taking it. This effect continued for another 5 years.
- Men taking Proscar (Finasteride) have less difficulty urinating and don't need BPH-related surgery as often as others.
- Can be combined with doxazosin, an alpha-adrenergic antagonist, if your symptoms are more severe. Using both together can improve symptoms and improve BPH symptoms.
- Women who can get pregnant shouldn't handle broken tablets. Proscar (Finasteride) tablets are coated and prevent contact with the active medicine unless they split or break.
- You need to take Proscar (Finasteride) for at least 6 months before your prostate gets small enough for symptoms to improve.
- Can cause a rash, the inability to get an erection, low sex drive, and reduced amount of sperm.
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Hey girls, Lynn has started me taking melatonin- but I'm just wondering about taking it when I'm in a 'natural' tww?? I don't want to stop it on one hand bcos I figure the chance of miraculously getting a bfp the month b4 IVF is pretty minimal.. But then there's a little thought of 'what if??'
amyone else ended up taking it during their tww?
Hi Juniper
Sorry to but in but what does the melatonin do with TTC. I'm seeing Lynn again on tues for next steps as just had another BFN confirmed and preparing another list of questions!
Hi Rebecca! Feel free to butt in! : )
apparently it helps with egg quality. She gave me a script for 4mg melatonin to take daily- & from wot I've read in here she seems to get most girls to take it.
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Siansmum I am sorry that it comes down to $$ if only we all had an endless supply. Just focus your love and attention on your gorgeous boy who will give you lots of love, happy mememories and one day get married and give you lots of grandbabies to love and spoil!!!
AFM: Cycle was cancelled yesterday managed to get in to see Lynn today and starting a down reg cycle in a couple of weeks. When AF shows up I start on the BCP then 2 weeks later have an ovarian scan to check there's no activity then start synarel nose spray and 2 weeks after that have a BT to check I have been successfully down regulated and then start stimming again on 200 menopur. This time around she also allowed me to start melatonin so I am happy about that to try and help with egg quality!! Estimated EPU about 8 weeks from now.....
DH and I are going to get away for a week before October so that will be nice and just what I need then October begins with my best friends hens and wedding, Dads birthday, Grandma's 90th birthday and our 2 yr anniversary so it's a busy month for us so it flys by!!
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I am usually quite a private person and was too scared to join this forum. However, I have been reading your posts over the last few weeks and they have given me some hope and so I decided to join today for some help. The last 3 years or so have seemed like torture to my husband and I. I fell pregnant for the first time in late 2009 after 3 months of TTC and we were over the moon; only to be told at the 20 week scan that the baby was very sick with a rare condition (not genetic) and that we will lose our baby. We tried in vain to save him but there was nobody that could help us. Our son was stillborn at just over 24 weeks and that was the most heartbreaking time of our lives. To see how gorgeous he was but not to be able to bring home was devastating. It took a little while to pick ourselves up and start trying again but since then we have been on one huge emotional rollercoaster. I have fallen pregnant 3 times since then but each one ended in miscarriage. So, it was time to take the next step and I then went on to try 2 rounds of clomid and 4 rounds of IVF at MIVF but nothing has worked for us so far. All the testing has shown that there is nothing wrong except a low AMH (3.5) and most likely because I am now in my late 30s. It has been emotionally draining. We have now decided to see Lynn to see if she can help us. Some of the positive stories here have given me some hope again. It sounds like taking a break and preparing your body may be of some help. A few of you (like Beta and Lena78) have mentioned a TCM practitioner called Richard in the northern suburbs that may have contributed to your success. Is it possible to share his details with me and hopefully he can be of some help to us too? Good luck to all of you with wherever your journey takes you.
Hi Brokenheart : ) welcome... I'm fairly new to this forum too, and the gals in here are great. I can't help with this Richard person, but I was seeing a lady in Balwyn who my friend used while doing IVF- she specialises in fertility TCM & my friend used her bcos another friend also had success with her. I'm thinking of having acupuncture again with her while doing IVF. Let me know if u want me to try & PM you her details. Your story is quite harrowing, you've been thru so much. By the sounds of it, if anyone can get you over the line it will be Lynn. And by the way- she is lovely!! I was slightly nervous bcos some specialists are great at wot they do, but have no bedside manner. Both me & my OH think she is just lovely, Ive felt very comfortable with her. She even did a dummy egg transfer for me on the spur of the moment bcos I was nervous after a very painful HSG test. Good luck!
On a side note.. Can anyone tell me wot the phone number is for the andrology lab at Epworth hawthorn?? I can't find it listed online. Looks like we wil have to try & freeze OH's sperm bcod he 'might' be away during the EC... Bloody annoying but can't be helped. If we can't get an appt at the lab this week then will have to put the cycle off till next month, bcos he goes away for work next Sunday... Trying not to be upset about it.. Am reminding myself it's not the end of the world.
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Hi Brokenheart,
Welcome to our thread! I was like you and always read the threads and gathered information until one day I stumbled upon this one and heard how similar my story was to others and decided that I just had to join in and it was the best thing I have done.
I am sorry to hear your story. The journey to having a baby is very rough and then to lose a much wanted baby is even more heartbreaking. I lost our baby boy at 17 and a half weeks just over 2 months ago. It has been a tough couple of months but I have received so much support here and in other threads that it helped in some way to feel like we are not alone in this.
We also have were at MIVF and left after we felt that not enough testing was done and no one wanted to hear our ideas or concerns. Lynn is amazing. She will look at you with fresh eyes and do as many tests that she needs to get a clearer picture of your case and will set you an appropriate protocol. I got pregnant with my first cycle with Lynn. Even though it didn't end the way it should have, I have faith that it will with the right doctor and the right meds.
I can help you with the TCM doctor as I am seeing him too. I have tried to PM you but it won't let me until you make more posts. It is Almond Wellness Centre in coburg. Hope that helps.
Feel free to ask as many questions as you like. We are all here for each other through the good and the bad.
Welcome to the lovely ladies of Lynn club hehe
Juniper- I think you just call the main telephone number and they might transfer you there. 9429 9188
I just had a thought- Do you ever wonder if Lynn has ever googled herself and seen this thread? hehe
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Book a stay at one of L.A.'s budget hotels for that perfect range between cheap and chewing a hole in your wallet
Hotels can run from uber expensive to super cheap—but even some of the best hotels in Los Angeles are easily affordable. These budget-friendly options will let you save your cash for touring by day and nights on the town.
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The Orlando
The $5 million renovation brought a tasteful, straightforward aesthetic and cultured amenities. Done out in crisp white linens, with clutter conspicuous by its absence, the rooms aren't massive but they're not poky either; standout features include comfortable beds and iPod speaker systems (the latter in some rooms only). The property also boasts a sparkling saltwater rooftop pool and an adjacent trendy gastropub, the Churchill. And the location is excellent too, slap on pedestrian-friendly W 3rd St, lined with independent shops and restaurants, and within walking distance of the Farmers Market and the Grove.
Hotel Beverly Terrace
The rooms at the Beverly Terrace are smaller and less luxurious than other Beverly Hills hotels, but this mid-century spot does offer one of the best deals to be found in the area. Teak furniture and planted palms hint playfully towards a tropical getaway, while the decor in the rooms themselves (which aren't huge) is retro and minimal. Continental breakfast is included in the rates; Trattoria Amici, the hotel's restaurant, offers Cal-Italian cooking. There's also a small garden and a nice little pool.
The Hotel California
This jaunty motel offers its guests a different type of Californian experience. Surfboards hanging from the façade underline the location; surfers even get a 10% discount if they turn up with board. The decor is homey rather than stylish, old-fashioned rather than old-school. But prices are good. Like the song says, some guests never leave: there are eight long-stay apartments, with monthly rental from $2,450.
Farmer's Daughter
You can tell instantly that this was once a basic motel. It's a credit to the new owners of the gingham-giddy Farmer's Daughter that it feels pretty fresh. The rooms have been duded up in blue and yellow checks and denim bedspreads; farm and barnyard humour abounds. Other amenities include a DVD library at the front desk, a small pool and Tart, which serves good ol' country cooking for breakfast and lunch. The rates are higher than they should be given the amenities. However, you could say the same about countless other hotels in the city, including many with far worse locations: this one is right by the Farmers Market and the Grove.
Hilton Los Angeles North/Glendale
Glendale may not be known for its scenic vistas, but the mountain view from this hotel's top floor lounge is remarkable. The hotel is definitely geared more toward business travelers, but the golden-hued rooms are still inviting. Unfortunately, you'll have to pay for internet and breakfast, as well as $18 for parking.
Venice on the Beach Hotel
This oceanfront spot proves that staying on the beach doesn't have to come at a premium and saving a few bucks doesn't have to mean slumming it. Rooms are bright, clean and comfortable—which is all you really need when the sand is just a few steps away. Consider reserving one of the hotel's limited number of parking spots, lest you have to trek halfway across Venice to find a spot.
Hilton Los Angeles Universal City
It's easy to spot this silvery Hilton; it sits directly across from the entrance to Universal Studios Hollywood. In fact, with close to 500 rooms and a massive buffet-style restaurant built inside the soaring atrium, there's nothing inconspicuous about this place. Rooms are tastefully done in cream and mahogany (many have stunning views), and suites add extra comforts like a parlor and a chaise lounge. The hotel's many ammenities include a gym, pool, sight-seeing tours and more—plus, it's pet-friendly, meaning you can bring Fido along on vacation. Have a couple kids in tow (of course you do, you're staying near Universal)? Family packages are offered as well, along with cribs, a children's menu and weekly children's activities.
Venice Breeze Suites
Unostentatious yet fully modern, this affordable beachfront property functions more like an extended-stay boutique hotel. The handsome interiors, with exposed brick and plenty of natural light, perfectly compliment the kind of lazy-day-at-the-beach agenda that most travelers are here for (the hotel even supplies beach towels at no extra cost). And since every unit comes with a full kitchen (fridges, ovens, coffeemakers)—not to mention on-site washer and dryer machines—you'll have the freedom to plan meals on your own schedule. The rooftop terrace, which has grills available for guest use, is another major perk, though you'll have to supply your own meat and booze, so be sure to stop by the local grocery store on your way in.
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