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2011 USC opponent preview: Colorado
Opponent: Colorado
When: Friday, Nov. 4, 6 p.m. PT
Where: Folsom Field, Boulder, Colo.
Last meeting: USC 40, Colorado 3, on Sept. 14, 2002, in Boulder, Colo.
Player to watch: Receiver Paul Richardson wasted no time settling into college football. Just a few months after getting kicked out of UCLA, the Serra High/Los Alamitos High product hauled in 34 balls for 514 yards -- a 15.1-yard average -- and six touchdowns. Quarterback Tyler Hansen's likely top target also had four receptions of at least 50 yards, and earned honorable mention for Big 12 offensive freshman of the year.
What they're saying: "There's excitement around the program with the arrival of a new coach, CU alum Jon Embree. But this is largely the same team that went 5–7 last year. Colorado faces one of the most challenging schedules in the nation. The Buffs play 11 teams from BCS Conferences, and their 13-week schedule lacks a bye. Anything but a last-place finish in the Pac-12 South would be a surprise." -- AthlonSports.com
Lev's look: This fits the definition of a trap game, falling between Stanford and Washington. But if the Trojans lose to the Cardinal, as predicted, they'll give the Buffaloes their full attention. Based on talent alone, USC should win handily. But other factors will make it a challenge. A potentially interesting one is the weather. The average low temperature in Boulder on Nov. 4 is 30 degrees. USC hasn't played in snow since Nov. 30, 1957, at Notre Dame, and I'd be surprised if more than a handful of current Trojans have (if any).
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The chances are that you are, to some extent, worried about all of these things. Surveys seem to show that 80-90 per cent of the populations of all developed countries profess themselves concerned or very concerned about these big, global, environmental threats. Anxiety about what scientific and industrial civilisation is doing to the planet is one of the defining attributes of our age. The bland, technological optimism of the Fifties has given way to a condition of apocalyptic fear and suspicion. Once people might have coughed and mildly protested about a smoky car exhaust or belching chimney; now, smitten with visions of global heat death, they call Greenpeace or Friends of the Earth.
This is understandable. Powerful forces - scientists, lobby groups and politicians - have put their authority behind the conviction that the Earth is a limited system that can only take so much and we are perilously close to the limit.
But scientists, lobby groups and politicians put their authority behind many things. Usually they are ignored, laughed at, or, if they are lucky, taken seriously for a day or two. When it comes to the environment, however, everybody listens. Each new threat becomes another layer of long-term anxiety, a further intensification of our guilt at the despoliation of nature. This week, on BBC 1's Panorama, it was fear of the carcinogenic effects of electro- magnetic fields; next week it will be something else. Whatever the issue, overwhelmingly it is clear that we want, or need, to believe in our own ecological criminality.
The radically sceptical response to this is simple. As the writer Matt Ridley and others have been pointing out, the actual science behind the big environmental anxieties is nothing like as clear-cut as people tend to think.
First, global warming is still no more than a hypothesis. There is no conclusive empirical evidence, and what evidence there is remains stubbornly ambiguous. Recently published satellite findings, for example, seem to indicate there has been no warming at all. And, even at the level of theory, there may be fundamental flaws - the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere may already be absorbing all the radiation that can be absorbed, so the emission of more carbon dioxide will make no difference.
Second, the dying northern forests are a more complex phenomenon than previously thought and the initial impulse to put all the blame on acid rain caused by power station emissions has proved difficult to sustain.
Third, although the thinning of the ozone layer is well established and the implication of chlorine in this process is generally accepted, the real impact has been exaggerated. You will still be exposed to more ultra-violet on a Seychelles beach than in Antarctica. Sane scientists know that the ozone scare has got out of hand, but have tended to keep quiet on the basis that concern is better than complacency.
This points to the best general reason for scepticism about environmental claims. The environment has proved a bonanza for science. Atmospheric chemistry, once a scientific backwater, is now one of the sexiest and richest research fields. Environmental anxieties are big money, drawing out private, corporate and government funds. Many people and institutions have good, financial reasons for ensuring that you are scared. And all of this is combined with the dreadful paraphernalia of ecological political correctness. In the United States it has seriously been suggested that any evidence that tends to disprove the global anxiety theories should be suppressed. We know we are right, say these hard eco-freaks, therefore you must be wrong. It is the reasoning of the mad and the bad throughout history.
The complete sceptic might conclude from all this that the whole thing is an absurd conspiracy, fed by scientific greed, media hysteria and Stalinist political correctness. Environmentalists themselves repeatedly play into the hands of the sceptics by making wild forecasts that rapidly prove to be wrong. The prediction that the burning of the Kuwaiti oil wells by the Iraqis would destabilise the Indian monsoon was the most flagrant recent example.
Dismissing or lampooning the entire phenomenon on this basis is easy and fun, but wrong. Certainly there are elements of conspiracy, as well as greed, hysteria and Stalinism; and certainly the difficulty of obtaining conclusive empirical evidence is proving an increasing embarrassment to the environmentalists. But the theories alone have proved powerful enough to convince not only fanatics but also stable, wise and intelligent people. And, after all, it is quite clear that the modern pace of industrialisation is doing something big and unprecedented to the planet, so it is only reasonable to attempt to assess the seriousness of the side-effects.
But try this thought experiment. Imagine that tomorrow it was conclusively shown that global warming was a hopelessly flawed theory and/or that acid rain and the thinning of the ozone layer were nothing to worry about. Imagine, in short, that the scientific basis behind environmentalism collapsed. Would environmentalism itself collapse?
The answer, I think, is no. For our need and willingness to believe in the basic message of environmentalism is more than merely scientific. This is because the word 'environment' has expanded to include far more than the condition of the atmosphere or the state of our woodlands. It has become a statement about our relationship with nature and about a new and humbler perception of the limits of our powers.
In the Fifties, it was widely assumed that technology would provide an infinite number of mechanical solutions. Nuclear power would provide cheap energy, pesticides would increase food supply to meet population demands, and drugs would cure disease. All of these assumptions turned out to be too simple-minded.
The nuclear project failed and pesticides had unpredictable and catastrophic side-effects. Nature was too complex. For a time medicine survived untainted, but now Aids and the continuing intractability of the processes of human decay and disease have undermined its heroic, eternally hopeful place in the world.
In the Sixties, the idea of technology as more of a threat than a promise began to enter the popular imagination. This was intensified by the fact that, in spite of its obvious failures, technology was continuing to deliver economic growth. However mistrustful people might become of the fruits of science, it was still an unstoppable force that would transform the world whether we liked it or not.
Environmentalism filled the psychological vacuum created by the twin feelings of impotence and mistrust. It gave people something to do and a way of thinking that would express their disappointment and fear. At its worst it emerged as sanctimoniously radical politics; at its best it freed people of the dangerous illusion that they could do what they liked.
Now it is part of life. Children lecture their parents from the high moral ground of an eco-sensitivity they have acquired at school; politicians have turned a uniform shade of green; soaps and deodorants can barely be sold without some kind of environmental endorsement; I have been harangued by a child, watched by an approving mother, for filling my car with leaded petrol.
All of this is strange and much of it is silly. A good deal of it - such as my encounter at the garage or Anita Roddick's incantations over her Body Shop products - is intolerably priggish and meddlesome. But it cannot be dismissed and it is not going to go away for the simple reason that the fear and impotence that inspire it are not going to go away.
'A central characteristic of modern complex societies like ours,' writes Robin Grove-White of Lancaster University, 'is the way in which we have become more and more embedded as societies in massive technological and institutional commitments without any real processes of public decision.'
In other words: however much we may argue, vote or demonstrate, the feeling is that a big, international, inhuman logic will have its way with us whether we like it or not. This is as true of global electronic superhighways as it is of railways in the back gardens of previously solid Tory voters. Always there is a higher logic that mere human intelligence seems incapable of stopping or refuting. The natural and virtuous demands of locality, continuity or peace cannot be allowed to inhibit its progress.
This, far more than atmospheric chemistry or eco-friendly bubble baths, is what environmentalism is all about, and this, whatever the gyrations of the scientists, is what will keep it alive.
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Israel Carried Captive to Assyria
5 Now the king of Assyria went throughout all the land, and went up to Samaria and besieged it for three years. 6 In the ninth year of Hoshea, the king of Assyria took Samaria and carried Israel away to Assyria, and placed them in Halah and by the Habor, the River of Gozan, and in the cities of the Medes.
7 For so it was that the children of Israel had sinned against the Lord their God, who had brought them up out of the land of Egypt, from under the hand of Pharaoh king of Egypt; and they had feared other gods, 8 and had walked in the statutes of the nations whom the Lord had cast out from before the children of Israel, and of the kings of Israel, which they had made. 9 Also the children of Israel secretly did against the Lord their God things that were not right, and they built for themselves high places in all their cities, from watchtower to fortified city. 10 They set up for themselves sacred pillars and wooden images[a] on every high hill and under every green tree. 11 There they burned incense on all the high places, like the nations whom the Lord had carried away before them; and they did wicked things to provoke the Lord to anger, 12 for they served idols, of which the Lord had said to them, "You shall not do this thing."
13 Yet the Lord testified against Israel and against Judah, by all of His prophets, every seer, saying, "Turn from your evil ways, and keep My commandments and My statutes, according to all the law which I commanded your fathers, and which I sent to you by My servants the prophets." 14 Nevertheless they would not hear, but stiffened their necks, like the necks of their fathers, who did not believe in the Lord their God. 15 And they rejected His statutes and His covenant that He had made with their fathers, and His testimonies which He had testified against them; they followed idols, became idolaters, and went after the nations who were all around them, concerning whom the Lord had charged them that they should not do like them. 16 So they left all the commandments of the Lord their God, made for themselves a molded image and two calves, made a wooden image and worshiped all the host of heaven, and served Baal. 17 And they caused their sons and daughters to pass through the fire, practiced witchcraft and soothsaying, and sold themselves to do evil in the sight of the Lord, to provoke Him to anger. 18 Therefore the Lord was very angry with Israel, and removed them from His sight; there was none left but the tribe of Judah alone.
19 Also Judah did not keep the commandments of the Lord their God, but walked in the statutes of Israel which they made. 20 And the Lord rejected all the descendants of Israel, afflicted them, and delivered them into the hand of plunderers, until He had cast them from His sight. 21 For He tore Israel from the house of David, and they made Jeroboam the son of Nebat king. Then Jeroboam drove Israel from following the Lord, and made them commit a great sin. 22 For the children of Israel walked in all the sins of Jeroboam which he did; they did not depart from them, 23 until the Lord removed Israel out of His sight, as He had said by all His servants the prophets. So Israel was carried away from their own land to Assyria, as it is to this day.
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The company had hoped to leave behind troubled times and recreate the excitement that reached its peak in the last Fifties when desperate English fans offered their homes in exchange for tickets.
After a six-year absence, and with its opera in tow for the first time, the Bolshoi was hoping for a rapturous and trouble-free tour. But its former director Yuri Grigorovich chose the eve of the long-awaited London season to claim that three of the forthcoming productions were copies of his own work.
Yesterday, the company's new general director, Vladimir Vasiliev, was forced to admit that Grigorovich might be right.
The 72-year-old former impresario, famous for his iron-fisted rule of the renowned company, had known about the planned performances for seven months, yet chose to make his claim only days before the first ballet is due to open at the Coliseum in London. Having contacted the Russian Copyright Society, he appointed a London lawyer last Thursday. He is demanding about pounds 100,000 in royalties.
Vasiliev admitted during the press launch at the Coliseum yesterday that Grigorovich might be entitled to the money and the matter was now the subject of negotiations. But he insisted that the show would go on - before aiming a sideways dig at the man often referred to as his predecessor.
"I have never substituted [for] Mr Grigorovich because the person who substituted him was Mr [Alexei] Fadeyechev [the ballet's director]," he said. To gales of laughter from his company, he pointed out that he headed the entire ballet and opera company, a more senior post than Grigorovich had held.
Grigorovich, who has refused to bow out quietly since his departure four years ago, is claiming copyright to the opening production of the classics La Bayadere and Spartacus, as well as to the rarely performed Raymonda.
Yesterday, however, the 420 dancers, singers and musicians who flew to London on Sunday night were apparently unperturbed by the dispute. At the Urdang Academy around the corner from the Coliseum - where they will perform for four weeks - they were rehearsing La Bayadere.
Grigorovich's London lawyer insisted that the dancers had little to fear. "It is certainly not his intention to place an injunction on the performances. At this point it would be incredibly unfair to all the performers, who are perfectly innocently going about their work.
"It is just that [the Bolshoi] have not come to us for a licence. He just wants the appropriate royalties. He is not out to crucify anybody. We hope it will be sorted out amicably."
The dispute has proved embarrassing for Vasiliev, who took over in 1995 and has been keen to distance himself from the turbulent times that marked the end of the Soviet era. He said London audiences could hope to see some of the best ballet in the world. While promoting the company's modern repertoire, he said the classics would remain the pillar of its agenda.
"Our strongest part is classical. We are the strongest in the world. No one can do it the same way. We perform at the top level and that is what we are going to show you in London," he said confidently.
Emphasising the importance of the Bolshoi Opera's first visit to this country, he added: "There are many people who think the Bolshoi is just the ballet. There is no ballet without the orchestra, there is no orchestra without the opera."
This, he hoped, would be the first of a series of visits to England. "If the British audience like us then we will be back in 2001 at Covent Garden," he promised.
Yesterday, he said that his modern company was stronger than ever and denied reports of its demise. "It could die only with Russia," he said. "As long as Russia is alive, the Bolshoi is alive."
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My stay Not long enough stay
The beds were comfortable and the hotel was clean. However, certain things like our acid reflux meds were missing or either thrown away, which was very odd. Also, when we were getting ready to leave around 8 AM the maid services were already barging in to clean the room, which kind of caught us off guard.
Very quite and safe location. Clean room, friendly staff and very convenient restaurant/bar. Very nice not to have to drive to eat dinner $17.00 parking fee No washcloths Very small and half empty shampoo & conditioner bottles
The walk around the jogging track was immense and coupled with the water feature of the Blue Lagoon made our holiday all the better. The grounds of the hotel I found very private. No complaints
We loved the blackout shades on the windows which allowed us to sleep in from the late night flight.
Clean comfortable beds, Great views, nice bathroom Was missing small items from room after first night room attendants cleaned room. Last morning before checkout staff barged into room. The hotel and facilities were great but houskeeping staff could be better.
Spacious room, good pool and public areas, a place to slow down and relax. Close to highway and downtown (must have car). Hotel will rip you. They leave some water bottles on the room and charge almost 4$ for each, problem is that I found the Price on a tag with some green sayings on the las day and a lot of bottles later. Charge 54$ for a 1 minute int. Call? Cmon! The price for the room itself is good but I felt stolen.
The hotel was convenient for the airport and the room and beds were very comfortable. The late evening snack we had was very nice but expensive for what it was. The breakfast was also expensive.
The front dresk service was great! The phone lines sounds awful !
Location, Location, Location! Really close to all the malls!
Roomy. Clean The hotel nickel and dimes you for everything. No complimentary breakfast. No complimentary fridge. View was of a roof. Horrible view
While the hotel is older it was built right and they have done a fantastic job maintaining it. The rooms were so clean and comfortable, it was an absolute pleasure. As it is close to a large international airport, you may at times find yourself bumping into people that aren't used to our culture, like politely standing in line, or not blocking the main entrance with your entire group and all their luggage.
Staff Room Location
Best hotel I have ever stayed at. It was amazing the restaurant Toro Toro was awesome. Everyone was so nice and on the 18th floor we had such a great view of the city!
The friendly staff. Amber who checked me in gave me a higher floor so that I could enjoy the view of the city. The view was amazing.
My room was ready when I arrived.
Nice modern clean facility. Great rooms. Hour long wait in the business center just to collect a package.
Great Location overlooking the intercoastal and so convenient to American Airlines Arena. The Hotel is beautiful and the staff is friendly and very helpful. Breakfast buffet was excellent. We will definitely stay here again on our next trip to Miami. There was nothing that we didn't like!
Location to cruise terminal. $ 43.00 a night to park your car. Ridiculously expensive.
Restautant, room comfort, service
good location near cruise ship terminal. full beds are quite small. Queens would be better. Expensive parking. Just "OK" restaurant.
Proximity to bayfront park and American Airlines Arena while costing significantly less than competitors. If you don't mind walking 6 minutes and want to save $100, this may be for you. The feel of the hotel is a bit old. Old school card scanners on doors, carpet a bit dated, but still clean. Under an airport route, but what hotel downtown isn't? Lower floors will hear traffic.
Loved the location of hotel. Was able to walk to diffent places without having to drive. Staff was very friendly and helpul. Greeted you with a smile at all times. Room was clean and really nice view. This was my first time visiting Miami and I didn't like the fact that the hotel doesn't offer free parking like in other places I've stayed at. Seems this is everywhere in Miami. The phone in the room didn't work and was not even connected. I tried to connect it to the wall outlet, but there was no dial tone.
Loved the room service, cleanliness, everything was delivered on time. Perfect location. Absolutely amazing. The paid parking is a bit of a pain in the neck
I was in town for a conference, and the staff were wonderfully helpful, the room was quite nice, and the hotel amenities were great. A nice alternative and well worth the cost
Not much Pool next to very busy highway
it was convenient to the Whole Foods and the bed was comfortable. decor was dated and drab air conditioner was not reliable noisy noisy noisy at the pool you can smell grease and smog
Outdated rooms/bathroom
Ambiance was good. Staff was courteous. Breakfast was excellent. No clear direction in the parking garage. No coffee maker in the room, only 2 pack of ground coffee, how do I make coffee without hot water and coffee maker? We booked a king size bed and there was only ONE pillow on the bed. How can I be a king with only one pillow?!
Nothing. Smells bad and the rooms are not clean as expected Smelly lobby, rude front desk dirty rooms
Location Bathroom was not maintained. Tub was plugged and shower needs to be replaced.
Nice hotel Mold in bathroom and do not validate parking
Suit was really nice and not expensive
The staff was pleasant and helpful. The room was not what I booked but it was just an overnight stay so I didn't make a fuss. The bathtub paint was chipped and it was so cold. The air never got warm so I just took it off and layered up. Breakfast was really expensive.
I liked the price I didn't like the fact that I was charged to park my vehicle. The bathroom had hair in it that was not mine and when I called the first desk she said she would have someone come clean it and no one came.
Close to the airport with readily available shuttle service. Nice views of adjacent gold course.
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Could not get room service. No free internet No wake up call
price and location Bathroom and shower was in bad shape. tile and grout was black and the shower on /off lever was broken and very hard to use . But worse was the black mold in the white tiles and grout. Just a little spraying of clorix would have done the job
Rooms were comfortable, clean, and we had a nice view of the golf course. The airport shuttle and location made this a perfect start to our vacation.
The check in line was super long when we arrived so we went out to dinner. When we got back it was peaceful. Staff was nice. Decor was modern. Beds were soft. Room was quiet. Very nice stay. Needs free coffee in the lobby in the morning.
The view was wonderful. The bed was extremely comfortable. The employees were helpful and the shuttle service was really useful. The shower was not very big and there was no hook or rod to hang up my used towel.
Nothing Front desk rude and not interested in help
The staff is very helpful and professional... Excellent service... The dining room could be a little bit more cleaner...
Clean rooms and modern feel Not much parking. Valet is not free and over priced. Right across the street from airport so expect some noise. Not much but some.
large and comfortable room, luxury bathroom, great service in every area: from the swimming pool here you get towel, drinks, and magazine, to the courtesy cocktails. Thay will make anything they can to make a pleasure of your stay. Intelligent luxury, great value for money. not easy to park in the area - it's almost compulsory to use the valet service
The location. The views the staff Area 31 bar night Service was not good
Hotel staff addressed us by first and last names. Incredibly friendly and genuine. Restaurant was excellent..intimate and personal attention. The food was amazing as well. Pools relaxing and service prompt.
Beautiful hotel. The staff was very accommodating Temporary fitness center
Rooms and great balconies Health club closed
This hotel is really good one. I liked it very much and I passed good time in it. However, my phone was stolen from my room but the responsible is interested in it. I had left it in the room but when I came back it was not there. This was a serious problem that must be solved.
All greeted with asmile and the will help you any way the can No tea in rooms
cooperation of staff and facilities
The views were pretty nice. The room was comfortable, except for the constant racket of music, construction and traffic, not to mention the binging from the elevator Super noisy. Disorganized. Staff not very helpful Somewhat snobby clientele.
Everything Breakfast not icluded in the price.
friendly staff, fast service, when i did not answer the door ring (i did not ask for anything), the service people opened the door, and this happened twice and once at 2AM!!! the door was locked, it was really a shock in such a hotel. why does someone open your room when in locked\privacy mode at 2 am and you have never asked for something?? i really felt unsafe in such a hotel.
The gym the view the food and drinks and the poolside service was spectacular. Late maid service.
The room was spacious with open bathroom; the balcony was great and the design nice and calm. the room service is not 24/7, the spa was closed for refurbishment
Even though looking from the outside the building looks kind of old, its inside view looks amazing, as the rooms and hallways.
Very nice rooms and staff were great. View from rooms was also very nice.
Great Staff, great view, very clean, i mean they clean the rooms twice a day, the staff is the best part of this hotel. Will stay there 100000 more times. The food and parking are not cheap, $40 per day just to park and the breakfast will cost u some $$. Needs a fridge in the room, it's miami.
We were impressed by the service, which is really outstanding. The beach island is really nice, it's a pitty there is no entrance in water. The view is great. The food was average. We had few dinners at the hotel and it was quite expensive, but so-so.
Door staff and reception were very competent.
The staff was mostly helpful and always had a smile on their face. The lobby is among the most beautiful spaces I have ever seen in a hotel The rooms are clean and spacious Love the pool and jaqcuzzi. The man made beach was a nice touch You definitely pay for what you get. Expect to lay out a pretty penny Pool side service was a little spotty. At one point my wife and I had to wait 15 min for a towel and chairs despite the area being fairly empty (this was after speaking with two staff members) on another occasion we waited 20 min for someone to ask for our orders. There was a stain on the seating area in the room. Do not know what it was, however definitely expect more from a hotel of this caliber. Our view from the room was absolutely gorgeous, but the balcony was too small to fit chairs on. Note this appears to be only on a small section of rooms so be weary about this.
Nice ambience and services. Excellent food.
Rooms are spacious and beautifully done--esp. the bathroom. Huge TV. I like the location for downtown - great for walking. Lobby sparce, chaotic and unwelcoming. Valet was told it would be 20 min., but it was not that long. Event was happening , so lots of arrivals and tight spot to get a lot of cars coming and going.
Great hotel, nice rooms and helpful staff. Valet parking too expensive.
as soon as I arrive with a reservation, they told me that they were full and I didn't have a room in that hotel so they change me to another Marriott
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We stayed three nights for our anniversary and we had an amazing time. The rooms are very modern and clean with super views over the bay amd the city. The staff was very friendly wherever you run into them. Walking distance to lots of activities (boat rides, jer skis, American Airlines arena, restaurants, etc..) highly recommended!!!
The facilities were all wonderful. The views spectacular. The pool area and gym are outstanding. Parking is way too expensive. I had a problem with the television set in the bathroom, the remote simply would not work. I asked for help on this three times and each time they could send someone to turn it on but they could never tell me how to turn it on.
The rooms are amazing, well appointed, loved the bed! Service is top notch too Long wait for the valet, call early!
Luxurious accommodations, incredible views. Room service was very good. Valet parking always seems to be the weak link at many hotels. Nothing horrific, just not up to the standard represented at this property.
I loved everything about it, great service, nice people, the room was nice and perfect, and it had a perfect view, it was great and if I ever go back to miami, I would know where to go and stay.
The hotel is very well appointed: from the lobby to common areas and, most notable the rooms. Everything is clean, crisp and well conceived and executed.
The wifi didn't seem to work, luckily I was close enough to the lobby to use that.
The staff was above and beyond wonderful!! Very nice, clean accommodations, and beautiful pool. Great location! Overall a lovely hotel. Only downside is the only place to purchase water or soft drink was the bar. They charged us $4.00 for a small aluminum can of Sprite.
Nothing The staff was rude from the moment I walked in the door until the moment we left. They made jokes at my expense because it took me forever to get up the stairs since I'm pregnant. I booked two rooms but they didn't one of them available at 6pm (3 hours after check-in time). After sorting that mess out, we got stuck in the elevator which terrified my daughter. To make it worse the staff was giggling as we called for assistance. Upon entering one of the rooms, there was a large brown wet stain in the center of the room. When we called to complain the front desk said that we should be happy that they upgraded us to $600 a night room since our other room wasn't ready. We just asked them to clean it but they said most of housekeeping had left so it would be awhile. Even the staff at the coffee shop was rude in the morning when we asked how long it would take to order anything but black coffee because of the rest of the menu wasn't ready two hours after their opening time. Overall it was a terrible experience. The hotel is rundown but its the staff that made sure that I would never use this hotel again
The category of the Hotel and all the sataff.
Atmosphere Not alot of pillows per bed mattress not firm enough
Availability of gym with 24 hour access; shuttle service to the airport no standard provision of coffee makers in rooms
Good service and nice staff.
Bedden zijn super en kamer was zeer ruim en proper. Elke 30 min gratis transfer naar vliegveld dat echt vlakbij is. Zwembad gezellig en rustig Taxi naar South Beach kost ~30$, hou daar, maar als je vlak bij vliegveld wil zijn is de ligging perfect. Liften waren oud en 2/3 waren tijdens ons verblijf buiten werking. Echter geen reden om hier weg te blijven. De bedden maakten alles goed!
Proximity to airport and shuttle. Friendlyness of staff.
Able to take our pet with us and being a few minutes away from the miami International Airport. Personnel is great and services are good. Great customer services... None
Friendlyness of the staff good service
Friendly helpful staff. Delicious food in restaurant and bar. Lovely pool area.
Closeness to airport and Coral Gables. Pleasant common areas and spacious rooms, all at a very reasonable price. Nice view on the backside (= poolside) of the hotel. Huge private parking lot, at 8usd/day.Helpful and friendly staff. None, other than that rooms may now be about due for refreshing, but not in a way to really complain about
The service at four seasons is exceptional in every area. An amazing experience. Everything was perfect
Amazing staff, great dinning
The hotel was very luxurious, mable lobbies, marble bathrooms. Beautiful views of Miami bay. One could have lived in the bathoon it was so big and plush. The room service menu was expensive, however we were not too surprised at this as the hotel was definately upmarket & luxurious
Professional and courteous staff, wonderful bedlinens, large well- equipped bathrooms, extremely quiet hotel. Outside a large, nicely warm pool. Remember this is not a beach hotel, you are among the skyscraper financial buildings on Brickell Av but the service is outstanding as are the views and there are plenty of good restaurants/cafes in the area.
Front Desk staff made great accommodation for my early arrival and made quite sure I was well taken care of. Restuarant breakfast of Corned Beef Hash & Eggs was spectacular.
O hotel tem muita vida e isso reflete no estado de espírito dos hospedes. Bem localizado, oferece várias opções de restaurantes, serviço muito bom em todos os setores. Para pegar o carro na Valet sempre demora um pouco mais do que o desejável.
Flight left me and I Sent them Proof from American Air Lines Then they promised me to re-booking amount, week left and did not recover the amount Whenever I tried to contact them A person who on the counter Transfer my calls to The Department Competent and No one answers no one call me back again ..... they are thieves
Location and pool. Dirty pool, dirty spa, dirty room, expensive forn nothing. Even the holiday inn has a slepers and more clean the bathroom and bedroom. The closet was broken, and they gave us a room for special capabilities i dont know why.
The location, the size and quality of the room and bathroom, the courtesy and skill of the staff. We liked it. We'll come back.
Really nice hotel with good location and amenities. Got a great deal. Some areas of the hotel are looking old and may need to be revamped.
rooms were nice, comfortable, location was good for what we were doing Found what appeared to be a pubic hair in our room service food. We did not eat the food and would not eat in the restaurant. We both stepped on glass shards while sitting at the pool. We brought it to the attention of the spa staff who shrugged it off..
The service was amazing. Everyone from the front desk to the valet to the gift shop clerk were all about service. N/a
Location is excellent. Hotel is located walking distance from great restaurants and shopping. Located in the heart of Brickell. We checked in on Thursday for a special birthday "stay-cation". I was under the impression that this was a five star facility, but the room we were placed in and the service we received was far from five star quality. Within hours of our check in, the bathroom sink clogged up. My husband and i went to dinner and asked for maintenance to come to our room while we were gone. When we returned, it appeared that someone had come to fix it. However, within 30 minutes, the sink was clogged up again. We called the front desk and at 11:15 p.m. two maintenance men came into our room with a shot-vac to attempt to fix the problem. A shot-vac. At this point, the proper thing to do would have been for the hotel to offer to switch our rooms. Instead, we bore the sound of the vacuum and the maintenance crew for about 15 minutes. When one of the maintenance men was done, he said he would be back up in 30 minutes to see if it was fixed. It was almost 11:30 p.m. at this point! My husband told him not to bother returning. Not shockingly, in the morning the sink was still not working and now the toilet was backing up. I was appalled and embarrassed that I had booked this hotel for my husband's birthday. I went to the front desk to check out and aired my grievances. I spoke to a supervisor/manager that was there. He offered us a free breakfast that I said we would accept but then the manager took it back and said, "Well, actually it's past breakfast time." He offered to give us drinks at the bar instead. I could not have walked out fast enough. I was SO disappointed with this experience and spent the rest of the weekend trying to make it up to my husband (who has been ever-patient)!
The construction of the shower lead to water pooling up at the shower door and seeping out into the bathroom.
Best bathroom ever. Fun electronics in room. Great breakfast.
loved it everything buttttt the 24 hour menu was horrible not enough selections for the price i paid. need to offer complimentary breakfast.
I thoroughly enjoyed our room on the 21st floor. The view was amazing and the room was very plush and comfortable. Enjoyed the daily Happy Hour specials and the buffet styled breakfast thats readily available downstairs at the restaurant called the "Catch". The service the Marriott provided was Awesome! I would stay here again.... $10.00 or less ride to South Beach using Uber or Lyft. If you don't want to pay the daily parking charge, there is street parking that affordable adjacent to the hotel. There is no microwaves or refrigerators available in the rooms. However, you can requested these items if they are available.
I was very suprised with our stay. I went into this as a vacation made very last minute and saw good reviews but figured it would just be an OK hotel. However it was a really nice place. The staff was very attentive. They book a massage for me. They set up a crib and twin bed for my 2 year old son so he could choose which he wanted. They had smart TVs which allowed us to play netflix and youtube at night. my wife and I especially liked that the hotel had many resteraunts, starbucks, pharmacy and many botique stores attached to the hotel. The pool was nice, but the only drawback is that it is situated in a way that we only got sun in certain parts of the day as the building blocked out the sun before noon. so 12-5pm the sun hit the pool. It was very close to south beath (lincoln rd). We had a car but with all the shuttle services you really could not even bother. They had busses going to many of the attractions you want, and if it wasn't uber would fill in the few gaps. I would 100% go back and do plan on making this a semi-regular vacation favorite. It also helped that there were other familes with kids for my son to play with. He had 5-10 kids to play with in the pool on any given day. ENjoy! and thanks for the memories
Everything including location from the Port of Miami, nice lobby, great restaraunt, and view from balcony! Pool was horrendous. When you go to FL the one thing you look forward to it the pool/jacuzzis. To put it in perspective, the pool water was warmer than the hot tub. Outside of the pool area needing some work, everything was great.
Great pool area It would been nice if breakfast was included
was ok
I loved the hotel grounds, great location but our room was tight. Shower/tub needs refinishing. We will return. Tub & size of the room
The room was beautiful! Had an amazing view. The staff were amazing as well, very friendly and helpful. Would have liked to see some more shopping boutiques
The breakfast is good!! The parking is expensive!!
Location, bar, extremely helpful staff Windows that do not open so one must use a.c. However we request a room with window or door to get fresh air..
Nothing to write home about. The view was great but the rooms were standard! I expected a bit more comfort for the price.
Staff was friendly and helpful
Desk staff particularly friendly and helpful.
Good value for a brief stay. Lack of information about local facilities.
Nothing The restroom was terrible.
Nothing. The hotel was too dirthy. The staff were too bad.
It was very clean, great view from my window. The location of the Hotel was excellent.
you get what you pay for great location nothing good value clean hotel but basic
Thought the hotel was very expensive, not clean and had no bar. Breakfast was terrible and not included in the price and the area where the hotel was situated didn't feel 100% safe to be in
Checking out at the earliest convenience. The hotel was run down and dirty, the staff just shrugged their shoulders and said "you get what you pay for"(although budget price I expect a lot better for the money paid) many guests were complaining, it was late at night and no chance of getting another hotel, we checked out as soon as we could the next morning and booked into another hotel, the Manager refused to give us a refund.
NOTHING This hotel is a dump. The bathrooms are disgusting and the beds felt like plywood. Will never stay there again.
It was convenient,and the staff was very pleasant,the rooms were kept clean,and it was a pleasurable stay. The hotel should have at least a microwave oven in the room.
The hotel is very close to the Port of Miami and across from Bayside Market, which is very nice. The beds were awful. Very uncomfortable.
Location Very noisy. Walls are paper thin. Elevators are extremely slow and small Would not stay there again !
Shuttle to and from Miami International Airport. Staff was friendly and helpful. Room was clean and quiet. Incursion into Lobby by seriously impaired woman (cursing, yelling and belligerent behavior) morning we were flying out. Hotel security just stood around doing nothing. Front desk gentleman was trying his best to handle situation, and keep the woman away from guests. Police had to be called.
the staff, the breakfast, the jacuzzi, the comfort, the rate... wow!!! I will be back!
There were nice restaurants nearby. Close to the airport and shopping mall. Not too far from the port of Miami. It was very clean, staff was courteous and the continental breakfast was appealing. I would diffinently stay there again. Thanks! There is only one shuttle and I had to wait way too long. Almost an hour
Great place to rest our heads for the night between flights. Shuttle arrived promptly after we called the hotel. We received a free upgrade for no apparent reason (woo hoo!). The bed and pillows were comfortable. Everything was very clean and nice. Please note that the shuttle ends at 12:30 AM and resumes at 5 AM.
The rate is very fair, near the airport, with free shuttle service. They were sold out, and they put me a handicaped person room. But nothing very disgusting.
Staff perfect Eating area could be larger
The hotel was very clean and organized, Jesus was extremely helpful, he went out of his way to accommodate us. I would recommend to others. Airport pickup took more than an hour, I think they forgot I had called.
The hotel staff is courteous, well informed and very professional. Andrew and Glenda were especially willing to help me with my requests when I required arrangements to extend my stay. The breakfast has an excellent variety of items from which to select.
A great place to stay. Rooms are great. Breakfast was awsome. Only two things I can say that disappointed me. First location to the beaches. Second no pool. I would stay again as long as I was not going to the beach.
they excell in all the service,
Staff was friendly. And several nice restaurants nearby such as Latin 2000, and catch of the day. It is far from south beach, but you can pick up the 150 bus from Miami international airport bus terminal, and be at south beach within 40 minutes.
Desayuno muy bueno, cerca del aeropuerto y de todo. El personal fue muy amable hasta nos querían regalar taquillas para el partido de Baseball. Definitivamente me volveria a quedar
The staff was very accommodating, outgoing and friendly. Upon arriving early we had to wait for a room, no big deal, check-in wasn't until 3pm. For the inconvenience we were given a free wi-fi code. The code never worked. I would have been discouraged to buy the wi-fi and then not have it work. On Saturday night, our room which faced West, could hear loud party/club music until after 2am. It may have gone longer but that's when we finally fell asleep. The tv was old, outdated and did not work well. The channel was stuck on the "movie" channel, however it would not let us select/rent any of the movies.
Front desk was friendly. Room was clean, coffee in the room was good, great bay view and I didn't get out much but the location seemed perfect to me! How the snack bar was out in the open tempting you but all of it was for a fee, it should be locked up unless I request for it to be opened. Can't imagine what parents with children go through to keep them from munching.
I stayed here because I was working late & didn't feel I could drive home, which is more than an hour away. I checked in at 4:AM & had arranged to check out around 1:PM. It seems that the cleaning staff did not look at the notes in the computer for my eventual check out and on 2 different occasions, one at 9:AM & the other at 10:AM, they attempted to gain entry into the room to clean, I suppose, and the door made a tremendous noise as I had put the security latch on it. This was quite disturbing, having been woken up twice. Check the computers!
Room was nice and staff were very helpful. What is the deal with the parking? Parking lot in the building as well as other structures surrounding the building were all empty yet they were charging $30 a night to park. Don't understand how this is a thing.
Great location in Brickell. Close to Metromover and the bay. Rooms start on 16 so you definitely have a view. The Bar@25 is awesome. Priced for the view, but you won't find it anywhere else. The lobby is on the 25th floor, but the guest rooms were below so you need to use a different elevator to get to them. The carpetting was dirty in the halls. The reqding lights in the room were old and only some of them worked. The radio was old and not compatible with newer iphones.
Restaurant service has to improve
The view from the bar (25th floor) was stunning, the rooms are well kept, and the hotel overall was very clean The bellhop left our luggage pieces on the cart at the entrance and never brought them up (we went down and got them), it costs $30/day to self-park (no in-and-out privileges, so more if you leave/come back), while the map shows it close to the water the closest beach is a 15 minute car ride away, and the rooms and bathrooms felt a little dated/worn
Valet yelled at me because I was never charged. I even asked the front desk why I was not billed. Turns out they spelled my name wrong and were not able to bill my room. I don't think that I should have been reprimanded for their spelling error.
Very clean, modern, and luxurious.
Voltei mais uma vez. Continuo gostando muito deste hotel. O conforto das camas, o bom restaurante, a proximidade do aeroporto, o WiFi grátis, o estacionamento gratis. Próximo ao hotel tem supermercado e farmácias além restaurantes de fast Food. Passaram a cobrar $5 por encomenda por dia caso você ainda não tenha chegado.


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[uncountable, singular] indifference (to somebody/something) a lack of interest, feeling or reaction towards somebody/something his total indifference to what people thought of him What she said is a matter of complete indifference to me. Their father treated them with indifference. an indifference to the needs of others Word Origin late Middle English (in the sense 'being neither good nor bad'): from Latin indifferentia, from in-nounjump to other results
BrE BrE//ɪnˈdɪfrəns//; NAmE NAmE//ɪnˈdɪfrəns//
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Friends are importent
Just like family is importent
Friends you can easly Love
Family you can have bad ends with
Friends you can share with
Awhile family you don't share with
You hang with friends more
You hide from your family
Friends will come and go
Family is just stuck with you
Friends you can barely now
Family you know to well
Friends show they're there for you
Family you can never tell
You know your friends
But your family say dont know anything
In the end your family is the ones that actually love you
You may get on bad ends, but they still stand by your side
Your friends can easly disappear from your life
Just like how they appeared there in the beginning
In other words its like switched around for others
Family may not actually love you
But you friends are actually your real ture happiness
Your family just in the darkest part of your mind
But in the true end this is how it is
Friends may be the ones that actually love you and family that doesn't love you at all
Family may be the ones that actually love you and your friends doesn't love you at all
When you try to put them both on a scale and see who is who
Have fun with that because in the end they're both importent
And can never telll
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2185 Tasting Notes
A brief note, since I'm busy today, but I don't want to forget about writing these tasting notes. I thought I remembered wanting to change my steeping parameters on this one last time I had it and sure enough, I wanted to try it with more leaf. So this time it was 3tsp of leaf for 12oz water instead of my usual 2tsp.
I was a little worried it might come out too strong for me, but it was fine. Strong, yes. If you don't LOVE bergamot, don't brew it at this level, because it was powerful. But regardless it was never bitter or astringent, and the base remained smooth and solid. I think perhaps there was a bit more shortbread/cookie flavor in this cup, but it wasn't super noticable. This remains a solid EG, although not as mind blowing as I wanted it to be.
This tea is well named because drinking a cup of it always makes me happy.
As I have lamented before, this tea always sells out on the Vente-Privee sales before I get to them. Last time I managed to snag a sample tin so I at least have a little. Guess I need to go to Paris to buy some more! :D I like this better than other "red fruits" blends I've tried, and I think it's the addition of the citrus, which really brightens the blend. So happy!
Also I am really surprised that I am the only reviewer of this one. I thought there were others? I got my original sample from Toi toi but I guess it's just a rare blend.
I really want there to be another Vente-Privee sale ASAP! I fell in love with a couple of Fauchon teas in swaps…
I had to skip a few teas in my cupboard chronology that were herbals and/or at home, so that brings us to this sample from OMGsrsly. I looked at my past note and bumped by tea amount to 1.5tsp for 12oz fo water today.
I definitely like this ratio better (who would have thought I would like it stronger?). There's no bitterness to this so I could possibly even go to my normal ratio (2tsp per 12oz); maybe I'll try it next time. But in any case this is a pretty tasty cup of tea. I think it's the (unknown) base tea that makes this tea so unique. It tastes like bergamot and vanilla, but it also has some interesting other elements. I think the bergamot and vanilla are a little more subtle in this cup than the last one… the extra leaf is bringing the base out. It's not a highly flavored tea. The base has a maltiness, and something else I can't quite put my finger on. It's a good blend, and definitely a nice change up from a typical EGC.
Another mango tea from the Happy Bag, and another I was happy to try. Whereas I am not on the lookout for a good lychee oolong, I am on the lookout for a good mango black tea. The dry leaf smells intensely mango-y, like mango candy for sure. If you like mango candy, it's mouthwatering. It also smells like the base tea, kind of malty, which also smells good.
When I first tried a sip of this tea I was like "blech! bitter assam! too robust for me!" and that's how it was when it was still really hot. But as it cooled way down, the bitterness faded away and it was a pretty tasty mango tea. I think this tea will be really delicious iced. Perhaps if I want to drink it hot I should try it steeped at a lower temp, although honestly assams never really get that palatable to me. I think if I want mango tea I will go with Lupicia's Ripe Mango Oolong, and forgo the black tea base.
So continues the list of teas from my New Years Happy Bag that I haven't gotten around to trying. This was a tea that I was interested in because I do enjoy Lupicia's flavored oolongs, but then I could tell from the photo that it is actually a roasted oolong (unusually for them) and probably an Oriental Beauty base (flavor seems to confirm that). They aren't my favorite oolongs and as a base for flavored teas they can be really boring. But! I got this in my happy bag so I got to try it anyway.
The good news is that it's a decent tea. Lychee is definitely present, although I think I get it more immediately before the sip in the scent, and then as a lasting aftertaste. I definitely get the flavor of somewhat generic Oriental Beauty oolong in the main part of the sip; not quite roasty, but not green either, a touch minerally. I would prefer more lychee in the sip itself, although more does come out as it cools. I bet this would be good cold brewed. Wish they had put this one on a pouchong base, but then again I already have my perfect lychee oolong so I'm not too sad to not be in love with this one!
I was pleased to see this tea in my Happy Bag from Lupicia this year. It's always been one that I have been curious about. I love mangos, I love oolongs, and Lupicia tends to do a good job with flavored oolongs. I think that I have actually drank this once since I got it but I never wrote a tasting note for it.
There is something about the scent of the brewed tea that is really familiar, but I can't quite place it. This seems to be more of a pouchong (long wiry leaves) than a rolled high mountain oolong like many of their other flavored ones. The flavor on this is quite good. It's a bit mango hi-chews, which are some of the best mango candy that I've ever had. That still means its a bit more candy than fresh mango, but fresh fruit is difficult to capture in a tea. Then again, maybe if I had tried a ripe mango fresh from a market in southeast Asia, maybe I would tell a different story. Still, this is very nice and the oolong does add a freshness to it. Overall I am glad I have it around.
TeaBrat: this is from the happy bag that I got back in January for New Years… Just getting around to it now for most of the teas. :P
This tea I drank just now. Yum. The base on this tea seems a bit more keemun-y than Dammann's usual blend. Not sure what it is about it, but it reminds me a touch of the keemun base on Lupicia's Earl Grey.
Love drinking my tropical mangosteen tea. This one I don't crave like some of the other DF teas, but I think that's because it's a bit simpler. It's definitely still very tasty, and it captures the mangosteen flavor well. I should probably try cold brewing this one, I bet it would be awesome.
Another tea I drank yesterday. I think I was in some kind of haze because I don't really remember my session with this tea yesterday. I mean, I remember that I found it very delicious, as expected. Fruity and delicious.
I will say that I kind of love that Dammann has so many different Noël teas based on so many different places. And I love drinking them totally not at Christmas season.
I have some block against writing tasting notes lately. I drank a cup of this tea two days ago (and then another yesterday to, uh, remind me about it) and I still haven't written a note yet. Well, here it is. I had a small order of DF teas at the beginning of this year, and this tea (along with the next two) is from that.
I did not expect to be in love with this tea when I first tried it, but it just hits all the right notes for me. Caramel, chocolate, fruity in a really good way… Just smelling it makes me happy. Bumping my rating because of that fact.
Flavors: Caramel, Cocoa, Stewed Fruits
I have been so bad about tasting notes the last two days! Just super busy I guess, and a feeling of not knowing what to write.
Continuing with the cupboard chronology, I finally picked up a few ounces of this tea last fall. I've only ever had it in my cupboard as random samples before, but I finally got to add a substantial amount. This tea is kind of amazingly expensive, but it's also kind of amazingly good. Getting it at one of ATR's many 20% off sales was key.
This is sweet and creamy, and it has a distinctly fruity character as well. It's a tieguanyin, not a jin xuan or one of those quangzhou milk oolongs, so it's really quite unlike other milk oolongs. I've never come across another oolong like it, which is kind of amazing. Happy I have some more, and I will probably hoard it a fair bit due to the price.


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Lady Bulldogs triumph
- Written by Theodore P. Jurado
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DEFENDING champion National University overcame 36 errors to turn back University of the Philippines, 23-25, 25-19, 26-24, 25-19, and complete a three-game sweep of quarterfinals last night in the Shakey's V-League Collegiate Conference at the Phil sports Arena.
"Malaking bagay sa amin iyun (sweep). Pandagdag ng morale, kahit paano. Magiging positive ang thinking ng mga bata," said assistant coach Edjet Mabbayad, whose Lady Bulldogs actually wound up with a carryover record of 4-1.
Jaja Santiago asserted her might in the third set to bail out NU, while Aiko Urdas, Risa Sato, Jorelle Singh, Roma Doromal and even setter Jasmine Nabor also provided the needed offense for the victory.
But the Lady Bulldogs were at lost in the opening frame, giving up 12 unforced errors, allowing the Lady Maroons to grab a 1-0 set advantage.
Santiago finished with 21 points, including two blocks, while Urdas added 20 hits, including two service aces for NU.
Sato was also solid in the service zone for the Lady Bulldogs, drilling in five aces to finish with 13 points. The Fil-Japanese middle blocker also had two blocks.
Diana Carlos paced the Lady Maroons with 12 hits while Kathy Bersola with 11 markers.
UP dropped in a tie with idle San Sebastian at 2-2, as their tomorrow's match-up now has a big implications for the last semifinals berth.


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This 100% cashmere jumper is characterised by its flared sleeves, loose shape and honeycomb texture that create a casual, feminine look.
Our model is 5.91 ft tall and wears a size XS.
Size guide
New sizing on this item, if you were used to ordering size , we recommend you .
Free shipping & return
exterior : 100% cashmere
Free Pick-up in store 48-72h
48-72h - free
Free 30 days return
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