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2. Combine vinegar, honey, olive oil, and chili oil in pan. Bring just to a boil over medium-high heat. Add pasta, beans, and tomatoes. Cook, stirring, until hot. Remove from heat; stir in chopped parsley and onions.
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Calories 2227 Calories from Fat 205
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 22 g34.4%
Saturated Fat 2.6 g12.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 6545.7 mg272.7%
Total Carbohydrates 424 g141.4%
Dietary Fiber 50.9 g203.4%
Sugars 102.6 g
Protein 83 g166.9%
Vitamin A 30% Vitamin C 60.3%
Calcium 119.6% Iron 70.9%
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Pacifica High School seniors have been writing to their elected officials in Congress for years – 17 to be exact. Usually the Congressional representatives respond with letters or emails. Newly elected House of Representatives member of the 47th district, Alan Lowenthal, decided to respond with a more personal response.
Lowenthal's visit to Pacifica on Dec. 17 is a first for the Mariners. He gave a brief presentation to nearly 350 seniors concerning a few issues, such as how to avoid a future government shutdown and the rising cost of college tuition. He also made himself available for a question and answer session during which several students asked him pointed questions.
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"I was honored to have met congressmen Alan Lowenthal this past Tuesday. Before his visit I was not quite sure about how our representatives in Washington affected our community. After hearing him speak I felt like he was the right representative for our district because he is working hard to make our community and the United States a cleaner and safer place." – Darian Manago
"The privilege of meeting Congressman Lowenthal in person was gratifying, even if I didn't agree with most of his opinions. When I asked him a question, it seemed as if he was attempting to tell me what he thought I wanted to hear. Some of the stuff he was saying contradicted what he voted for." – Julie Brietigam
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The letter-writing activity is assigned while studying the Legislative Branch of America's government in civics classes taught by Drew De Voy and myself.
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The bold claims made by England's captain, Mike Atherton, that his team could still win this third Test match, were shown to be nothing more than wishful thinking after another slow day's play here. However, dull days can still provide interesting sub-plots, and the differing fortunes of the newcomer Mark Ealham, who scored 51, and the experienced Graeme Hick, who again failed with a leaden-footed 20, were revealing.
Having bowled on the unforgiving surface, Ealham knew there were no excuses not to score runs on it. Pushing his first ball in Test cricket firmly past mid-off for two, he got off to an assured start which continued to blossom until he skewed a drive to cover point off Javagal Srinath, three balls after reaching his fifty. In between, he betrayed his cricketing lineage with a compactness of stroke that was the spit of his father, Alan, the Kent captain when the county ruled the roost.
In contrast, Hick spent 64 minutes until lunch scoring just five runs, and that was after he had struck the second ball he received for four. Having gone to the wicket with the score at 360 for 2, the situation was tailormade for Hick to give the bowling a good mauling, but he seemed strangely cowed by the situation, as if India were sending down a chunk of explosive and not a five-and-a-half-ounce cricket ball.
Hick's batting average at Test level has actually gone up every year he has played. Even so, his form has appeared to alternate between hot and cold, and scores of 8, 1, 6 and 20 in the current series suggest a talent not at ease with itself. Before this season, he had been dropped for four of the five home series since his Test debut in 1991.
Hick, you may remember, was one of the players, along with his captain, who was given leave to miss the county game preceding this Test match. But whereas the rest cure clearly helped Atherton rediscover his powers of concentration, it has done little for Hick, whose mechanical batting style needs rhythm, not rest.
In any case, holidays are not for everyone, and Margaret Thatcher reputedly never took one until she was forced to by her own party. Unless he can score some big runs for Worcestershire in the next fortnight, he may find himself going much the same way when England next gather at Lord's for the first Test against Pakistan later in the month.
Even more distressing for England though, will be the possible absence of Nasser Hussain. Having had his right index finger cracked by a lifter from Srinath during the last over of Saturday's play, it will be touch and go whether he can recover in time for that Test. Broken fingers usually take at least three weeks to mend, depending on the severity of the fracture. With Hussain the one man currently in form, England will be desperately hoping he is a quick healer.
That desperation was palpable when England's physiotherapist, Wayne Morton, announced that Hussain was to undergo treatment in an oxygen chamber in order to try to speed the healing process.
His absence at the start of play meant that Atherton had to begin with a partner on nought instead of a strokeplayer with Saturday's 107 behind him. It was a factor that certainly contributed to England's laboured start, with Atherton receiving another reprieve - his third of the innings - when he was dropped by Vikram Rathore at second slip off Saurav Ganguly.
With another slice of luck and a whole day's batting unreeling before him, Atherton would have had his sights on a huge individual score. Instead, the next chance he offered proved to be his last, Venkatesh Prasad forcing the batsman to steer the ball to third slip, where Sanjay Manjrekar clung on to a low catch.
The combination of Atherton's departure and Hick's arrival and subsequent go-slow catalysed Graham Thorpe into unleashing a brace of stunning cover drives off Srinath. But if he was fortunate to survive some corking deliveries from the ever-impressive opening bowlers, it was a gentle swinging ball from Ganguly that finally had his name on it.
Hick was next to go, caught off the leading edge at mid-on trying to repeat a whip to leg off Venkatapathy Raju. It left England on the healthy but highly superstitious score of 444 for 4, a sequence that immediately struck five balls later when Jack Russell was out for nought, edging Prasad to his opposite number, Nayan Mongia.
However, refusing to be cowed by such voodoo symmetry, Chris Lewis fine- glanced his first ball to long leg for four. Lewis looked in good touch and struck the ball sweetly until Anil Kumble managed to slide the perfect flipper into his pads.
That left Dominic Cork and Min Patel to take England past India's score, and they ended the day 29 runs ahead. More than a thousand runs have been scored without both teams' first innings being completed. That is a cop- out, not a cricket match.
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Fourth day; India won toss INDIA - First Innings 521 (S R Tendulkar 177, S C Ganguly 136, R S Dravid 84, S V Manjrekar 53). ENGLAND- First Innings (Saturday: 322 for 1) *M A Atherton c Manjrekar b Prasad 160 (465 min, 376 balls, 20 fours) N Hussain retired hurt 107 (238 min, 180 balls, 12 fours) G P Thorpe lbw b Ganguly 45 (125 min, 92 balls, 5 fours) G A Hick c Srinath b Raju 20 (140 min, 83 balls, 3 fours) M A Ealham c sub (A D Jadeja) b Srinath 51 (152 min, 120 balls, 3 fours) R C Russell c Mongia b Prasad 0 (5 min, 5 balls) C C Lewis lbw b Kumble 21 (66 min, 60 balls, 2 fours) D G Cork not out 24 (91 min, 81 balls, 2 fours) M M Patel not out 22 (85 min, 72 balls, 1 four) Extras (b18, lb18, nb14) 50 Total (for 7, 774 min, 194 overs) 550 Fall (cont): 2-360 (Atherton), 3-396 (Thorpe), 4-444 (Hick), 5-444 (Russell), 6-491 (Lewis), 7-497 (Ealham). To bat: A D Mullally. Bowling: Bowling: Srinath 47-12-131-2 (nb5) (13-3-45-0, 8-3-21-1, 3-1-10-0, 3-0-6-0, 11-2-26-0, 9-3-23-1); Prasad 43-12-124-2 43-12-124-2 (nb7) (4-1-16-0, 6-2-15-0, 4-1-16-0, 3-1-12-0, 7-1-19-0, 12-2-29-1, 7-4-17-1); Kumble 37-5-97-1 (nb3) (1-0-2-0,3-1- 4-0, 4-0-21-0, 10-2-35-0, 19-2-35-1); Raju 43-12-76-1 (10-3-21-0, 11-1-23-0, 1-0-1-0, 15-6-26-1, 6-2-5-0); Ganguly 17-2-58-1 (nb3) (1-0-6-0, 5-0-18-0, 1-0-6-0, 10-2-28-1); Tendulkar 7-0-28-0 (5-0-19-0 2-0-9-0). Progress: Hussain retired hurt overnight. 350: 451 min, 111.5 overs. Lunch: 395 for 2 (Thorpe 45, Hick 5) 129 overs. 400: 542 min, 132.2 overs. 450: 625 min, 153.2 overs. Tea: 469 for 5 (Ealham 34, Lewis 16) 160 overs. 500: 690 min, 169.1 overs. 550: 772 min, 193.5 overs. Atherton's 150: 413 min, 336 balls, 18 fours. Ealham's 50: 148 min, 116 balls, 3 fours. Umpires: K T Francis (Sri Lanka) and G Sharp (Eng).
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- BSc (Hons), Environmental Science, Univ. Reading, 1999
I manage and support a team of Seed Collections Assistants in the processing and curation of seed collections. This includes overseeing the initial receipt and assessment of incoming seed bank collections, followed by the cleaning, x-raying, counting, banking and germination-testing of the received collections. If necessary, I oversee regeneration and harvesting of relevant collections. I organise and supervise the cleaning undertaken by volunteers as well as training visitors and new staff. I host visitors and conduct tours as required. In addition, I look into seed dormancy and germination issues in problem collections.
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This is a Radiopost Hat. This hat features the Radiopost "O" graphic embroidered on the front, and the Radiopost on the back above the adjustment strap.
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Amazon AWS ISBN Search Facility
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Project Description
Two scripts are required to pull data from Amazon's book database via AWS using ISBN number.
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Single ISBN entered via simple html text box which returns several attributes from Amazon database in html format.
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Basic text file list of ISBNs uploaded to server, processed by the script, and Amazon data returned to user in CSV format.
The following requirements are absoutely essential:
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Cast: Vikram Singh, Kriti Sanon, Prakash Raj, Tiger Shroff, Sandeepa Dhar
Producer: Sajid Nadiadwala
Director: Sabbir Khan
Writer: Sanjeev Dutta
Release Date: 23 May,2014
Storyline: Heropanti is a bollywood romantic action film directed by sabbir khan and produced by sajid nadiadwala. actors tiger shroff and kriti sanon make their hindi film debut with the film, alongside prakash raj as the main antagonist. a remake of the telugu film parugu, heropanti released on 23 may 2014. upon release, the film received mixed reviews from critics, but managed to become a box office hit.
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Jeffrey M. Van Diepen, President, CEO, MBA
Mr. Van Diepen founded Pestmaster® Services in 1979 in the small Eastern Sierra town of Bishop, CA. He held a vision of providing the most effective pest management services possible, while maintaining an earnest concern for our environment and safety. Over the past three decades, he has transformed his small, local business into a national leader with locations coast to coast.
He is a government contracts specialist, GSA contract holder, and a mentor and coach for developing franchisees. He works with state and federal governments to develop economical and cost saving pest and vegetation management programs. Since 2004, Mr. Van Diepen has provided IPM training to the Department of Pesticide Regulation and authored numerous IPM programs for military installations. As an IPM trainer for the Los Angeles Unified School District, he contributes to steering pesticide use decisions on behalf of 1,100 schools representing millions of children.
Mr. Van Diepen is an expert in the control of invasive pests in riparian and aquatic ecosystems and has served as an expert witness for pesticide related legal matters. His extensive experience in pest and vegetation management programs continue to benefit large corporate and government accounts, including utility and railway companies and school districts.
Mr. Van Diepen holds an MBA from Pepperdine University, is a member of the National Pest Management Association, International Franchise Association, Aircraft Owners & Pilots Association, Professional Association of Pesticide Applicators, and the Los Angeles Unified School District's IPM Board. Mr. Van Diepen is a consultant for the Society of Industry Leaders and the Centers for Disease Control. He holds various structural and agricultural pest control licenses in the states of: Arizona, California, Florida, Idaho, Nevada, and Washington.
Jacque Lechler Administrative and Sales Manager
Jacque Lechler has over a decade of experience with administrative and customer relations. At Pestmaster® Services her responsibilities include assisting in sales efforts, marketing, and the review of performance of the current franchisees. In addition she assists in computing and tracking the financials for current franchisees as well as assisting franchisees with any of their administrative needs.
Prior to Pestmaster® Services, Mrs. Lechler was a financial advisor for Edward Jones where she learned her extensive sales and people skills. Mrs. Lechler uses the knowledge she gained there in her processes for obtaining interested franchise prospects and following up with them in her everyday career with Pestmaster®.
Mrs. Lechler's current skills encompasses sales and the sales process, internet marketing and social media, as well as developing deep relationship with franchise prospects which she looks to turn into long-term business relationships.
Chuck Jehle, Business Development & Contracts Manager
Chuck Jehle has over 25 years experience in working with small businesses in the roles of Sales, Marketing and Management. His recent experience includes assisting clients with government contract sales by attaining various levels of SBA status including 8(a), certified small business, veteran business, women's business, and HUBZone.
Mr. Jehle was introduced to entrepreneurship early in his business career. After receiving his Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing he entered the business world as Vice President and co-owner of Sea Quest, Inc. He helped build this sporting goods manufacturer from concept assisting in all areas of its rapid growth over a 10-year period.
Mr. Jehle's current skills encompasses contract sales, internet marketing and social media, as well as developing lowcost 'guerilla marketing' methods to retain satisfied customers and increase sales.
Jerry Hatch Operations and Sales Manager
Jerry Hatch is Pestmaster's® Board Certified Entomologist with decades of Environmental Health Experience with a focus on public health and pest management. He works with clients to resolve various environmental and pest issues while protecting their health and property. Mr., Hatch and his team at Pestmaster® Services make sure to pay particular attention to the fundamental use of low impact products and provide solution based services.
Mr. Hatch's specialties include consultation and training on Environmental Health and pest control issues such as Integrated Pest Management. In addition to being a board certified entomologist Mr. Hatch is also a certified Environmental Health Specialist, Certified professional in food safety and a certified LEED green associate.
Stuart Mitchell, DO, PhD, MPH, FAAIM, BCAAFP, DABFE, BCIM, CMI, BCE
Stuart Mitchell is an observing physician who is Board Certified in Family Medicine, Board Certified and a Fellow of Integrative Medicine, Diplomate of the American Board of Forensic Examiners, and a Certified Medical Investigator. In addition, he is an entomologist and is Board Certified in Urban, Industrial, Medical, and Veterinary. In addition, he holds PhD's in Biology, Entomology, and Zoology and has been in the pest management industry since 1982. He has served as a technical specialist, technical director, consultant, expert-witness, columnist, author, lecturer, speaker, Board Certified Entomologist Program Director in 2009, and technical director of the National Pest Management Association.
Currently, Dr. Mitchell serves as principal technical specialist for PestWest Environmental, Sarasota, FL. In addition, he serves as a technical consultant and trainer for Pestmaster® Services, Bishop, CA.
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A delicate, royal feeling, damask pattern graces the background of our Lindsey Menu Cards, while the center shape allows your dinner information to stand out from the background. These cards are a perfect complement to our Lindsey Wedding Invitations and with 48 digital inks to choose from, it's super easy to match these to your wedding day color palette.
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Crowne Plaza Ankara is located at the heart of the cross-roads which surround Ankara. Its location allows you to reach the embassies, business district, fair area, Congressium, and ministries easily. We are only few minutes from the Arena Sport Complex and 19 Mayıs Stadium.
We're 30 minutes and 26 KM from Esenboga International Airport. Grab a taxi or jump on the metro at Akkopru Station which is steps away and you'll reach the city's bustling bars and historic monuments like Anıtkabir, Ankara Castle or Old city in minutes. Step out your city hotel for just a step to Ankamall, the biggest Shopping mall of Ankara for endless shopping. To make your stay more comfortable we provide free services such as Internet & parking. You may also enjoy complimentary drinks like coffee, tea and water in your room. Also fresh air windows are available in all of our rooms.
The extensive buffets at the hotel's Prime Restaurant are a feast for your eyes and your taste buds. Dine in style at the Roof Restaurant which serves Mediterranean-inspired cuisine and traditional Turkish kebabs under mood lighting with breathtaking views over the city. For banquets or conferences, let us tailor our 11 meeting rooms with daylights to your needs. You can stay at Crowne Plaza Ankara and unwind with a massage, sauna or workout in the Fitness Centre. When it's time to explore the city, ask our Front Desk staff about visiting Ankara's modern malls and treasures.
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Product DescriptionE. Coudray Musc et Freesia Perfumed Bath Crème 250ml.
Subtle and elegant, Musc et Freesia was created by Christophe Raynaud (Creations Aromatiques). This floral musky scent evokes a modern yet intimate sensuality, relying on the body`s warmth to release its fragrant secrets.
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Mariposa's Art
"I find Mariposa's Art helpful because it gives me confidence in myself and it helps me to give confidence in others. I also like Mariposa's Art because it's fun and I love art. It gives me a chance to speak my opinions and be expressive in my art." – Olivia, age 11
Through Mariposa's Art each year more than 2,000 students learn, create, and blossom – serving schools that have little or no funding for the arts during the regular school day.
The Teach Model
An inter-generational model, Teach programs engage teaching artists, highschoolers, and elementary and middle school students. High school students find their voices and discover their creative gifts through training that steeps them in the arts and supports development of powerful life skills such as public speaking, lesson planning, and classroom management. Together with professional artists, they co-teach lessons, share creative experiences with younger students, and become leaders, mentors, and role models.
This model has been so impactful, that in 2008 the Pajaro Valley Unified School District purchased the curriculum to apply it to subjects including science and physical education.
Current Teach Programs include:
– Art Teach
– Guitar Teach
– Mural Teach
– Drama Teach
– Art & Leadership: Encourages the development of artistic skills, knowledge of the arts, and community service. Students explore themes such as:
– Express Yourself: Realizing talents and strengths, and using them
– Body Image: Redefining beauty as a quality of self-love, care, and being a good friend
– Conflict Resolution: Learning to speak up and manage conflict in powerful ways
– Dreaming Big: Setting goals and talking about how to make dreams come true
– Guitar AmpUp: Introduces playing, performing, and writing music on guitar, and analyzing popular American music genres from the last 60 years, from blues and country to heavy metal and hip hop
– Hip Hop Poetry: Inspires expression through writing, public speaking, stage presence, improvisation, and critiquing skills while obtaining a supportive network of inspiration and resources
– Drawing & Design: Focuses on drawing, caricature, screen printing, and claymation
Meet the 2015-16 Staff & Teaching Artists
Adrian Torres
Adrian Torres is a Watsonville native and has been a part of Mariposa's Art since 2006, leading Art Teach and Drama Teach at various elementary schools in the Pajaro Valley Unified School District. He is a 10+ year ensemble member of the world renowned El Teatro Campesino (ETC) theater company in San Juan Bautista, founded by artistic director Luis Valdez. There, he has been featured onstage in roles such as "Henry Reyna" in Zoot Suit, "Satanas" in La Pastorela, and "El Diablo" in La Carpa de los Rasquachis.
Adrian is a trained workshop leader for "Theater of the Sphere," a unique approach to theater based on ETC's principles, and has built and tailored curriculum to fit different grade levels for the migrant education programs in King City, Salinas, Monterey, and Watsonville. Adrian added "director" to his credits in 2008 when he co-directed the ETC's beloved holiday show "La Virgen del Teyepac." In collaboration with Watsonville High School, Adrian directed the first ever Watsonville & Pajaro Valley High production of Luis Valdez's "Zoot Suit" at the Henry J. Mello Center in 2009. Adrian can also been seen in a number of independent films; his most recent "The Crumbles" will be making its premiere Spring 2012 at the Asian American film festival in San Francisco.
Andres Ortiz
Andres Ortiz
Andres Ortiz was born in Pomona, CA and raised in San Antonio, TX. He started performing in talent shows and school plays at the age of 10. Andres attended high school at a magnet school in San Antonio called the North East School of the Arts where he majored in musical theater. Also during high school, Andres received additional acting training at the Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center on the Westside of San Antonio.
He attended college at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX where he graduated with a BFA in Acting in 2010. During his time in Texas, Andres performed with many different professional companies such as the Dallas Theater Center, Kitchen Dog Theater, Dallas Children's Theater, and Amphibian Stage Productions. After graduation, Andres began teaching and working with inner-city youth as a means of supporting his acting career. He has also worked as a substitute teacher, basketball coach, and an after-school arts and activities instructor.
Since moving back to California in 2012, Andres has worked with Luis Valdez and El Teatro Campesino on their recent production of "Valley of the Heart," where he played the role of Benjamin.
Don Davidson
Don Davidson
Don Davidson brings the same depth of passion and commitment to community drum circle events that made his courses in drum music of the African Diaspora at the University of California at Santa Cruz a truly remarkable and transformative experience for twenty years for thousands of people. Don enjoys an international reputation as a teacher, presenter and performing musician and has brought drum circles to tens of thousands more people worldwide.
As a facilitator with Village Music Circles from since 1987, Don has led communities as diverse as Smithsonian Magazine, Motorola, Hewlett Packard, Rutgers University, and the Boys Scouts of America to the joy and power of drumming. He has trained through Village Music Circles hundreds of the drum circle facilitators around the world today.
The founder of Rhythm Well, Don has additionally created music-based programs and trained organizations to acquire skills in issues of cross-cultural and inter-personal communication, team & community building, creativity and personal excellence across the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He is one of the international team of drum circle facilitators named as Artists and sponsored by Remo Drum Company.
Don has completed training in Neuro-Linguistic Programming through NLP University at the Practitioner, Master-Practitioner and Training levels with a special emphasis in business and organizational development. He has completed training in Ericksonian hypnosis through Pace Personal Development and NLP University.
Emmanuel Garcia
Emmanuel Garcia is a painter, dancer, poet, lyricist, and facilitator. They are passionate about community transformation through the arts and embody the intersectionality of artist and activist. They studied Developmental Psychology at UCSC, have over 8 years of experience working in student-centered educational settings, and are certified in both creative facilitation as well as curriculum development for a wide range of learning styles. When they are not coordinating the Mariposa's Art after-school programs and events or teaching, you will likely find them engaged in collaborative community arts projects focusing on youth empowerment and social justice issues. In their free time, Emmanuel loves to work in the garden or go hiking.
Katelyn Byrne
Katelyn focuses on the visual aspect of artistic expression. Her primary styles are drawing, painting, and photography with an interest in metal fabrication. Katelyn grew up in Tulelake, CA, a very small inland town four miles from the Oregon border. She moved to Santa Cruz in 2009 to attend UC Santa Cruz and graduated with a BA in Sociology and Latin American/Latin Studies Combined. Katelyn is in her fourth year of engaging youth in various capacities from after school programs to working with incarcerated youth. Katelyn's other interests range from social justice to riding her bicycle around town.
Kyle Morris
Kyle Morris hails from the San Fernando Valley and is an artist in multiple media: drawing, painting, illustration, murals, screen printing, pottery, stop motion, and clay animation. His artistic achievements include: coordinating and painting a mural at UCSC; a 15-minute claymation short about genetically modified foods; teaching art and animation in Los Angeles for three years; and painting a mural in Zambia.
He has a Bachelor of Arts in Latin American and Latina/o Studies, and is now pursuing a degree in Biology. He loves to experience the beauty of nature of Monterey Bay and the Santa Cruz Mountains. Kyle is fascinated by the environment and social justice, and hopes to rehabilitate wild salmon habitat and restore the ecology of the California coastal rivers and streams.
His favorite things to do are fishing, kayaking, camping, gardening, and scuba diving. He loves to sing and play music; he also writes lyrics and poetry.
Nathan Elias-Kocivar
Nathan moved to Santa Cruz from San Diego to pursue his passion in music. After studying at Cabrillo College, he earned a B.A. in music from UCSC. An instrumental wizard, Nathan enjoys playing guitar, sax, piano, flute, and percussion. You might have heard him play in Santa Cruz-based Boostive and Pure Roots.
Nathan believes strongly that the arts are essential to education and he would like kids to have a positive experience with many art forms. Nathan thinks that everyone deserves music in their lives because he's a firm believer that music is a catalyst for elevating the way we think and feel.
Paul De Worken
Paul has worked with many media throughout his life, but he prefers mural painting. "You have to put your whole body into painting a large painting on a wall and when you are outside in the public's view you become a performer painting live. I also enjoy connecting, receiving feedback, and having participation from the community as we paint." In addition to being Mural Teacher with Mariposa's Art, Paul has worked with PVUSD for 9 years and is currently an Enrichment Specialist for the After School Program at Rolling Hills Middle School.
He graduated from Cal State University of Monterey Bay in 2008 with a Bachelor's degree in Visual and Public Art with a concentration on Mural Painting and Arts Education.
Paul is also very involved with the arts community, including organizations like Santa Cruz County Arts Commission, Santa Cruz Art League, and Pajaro Valley Arts Council. He is recent recipient of the California Peace Award for Santa Cruz County 2014.
Paul co-founded The Mural Alleyway Project to paint murals in alleyways in an attempt to beautify and inspire an area that normally doesn't have access to art and murals. He also owns and operates Monterey Bay Murals in Watsonville.
Sarah Brothers
Sarah Brothers grew up in Ithaca, New York. She was exposed at an early age to museums, arts and music festivals, art classes, community theater groups, and music lessons, making an enormous impact on her own personal appreciation for the arts.
She received her Bachelor's in Fine Art and Graphic Design at the State University of New York, Oswego, and minored in anthropology and music. She has attended the Masters of Art Education Program at Florida International University, and completed her Masters in Arts Management at the University of Oregon.
Sarah has held leadership positions in non-profit arts and education organizations in New York, Florida, California, and Oregon. She has a strong background in strategic planning, program and arts curriculum development, staff and volunteer management, marketing, events planning, and evaluation. Working with youth, teens, and adults from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, she has developed and provided engaging, enriching, and supportive art and educational programs that meet educational, social/emotional, and artistic needs.
Throughout her time as an arts educator and facilitator, Sarah has continued to create her own art. She enjoys painting, printing, and mixed media.
Veronica Madrigal
Veronica was born and raised in Watsonville. She graduated in 2010 from Sacramento University with a Bachelor's Degree in Photography, and Minor in Art education. She's passionate about making a difference in other people's lives, especially children. "Teaching is a powerful and essential means through which students and the educator alike can grow and strive to become the best representation of themselves that they can be, and ultimately inspire generations to come." She also enjoys painting, reading, and traveling.


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The Saskatchewan Roughriders announced today that import running back Stephfon Green and import defensive back Ramzee Robinson have signed with the team. Financial details were not released.
Green (5'9 – 200) returns to the Riders after spending the final two weeks of the season on the teams practice roster. Before coming North, the 23-year-old spent 2012 training camp with the Detroit Lions registering 7 carries for 95 yards and a touchdown in two preseason games.
The Bronx, NY native spent four seasons at Penn State, finishing his collegiate career with 285 rushing attempts for 1,351 yards and 14 touchdowns and added another 457 yards on 40 pass receptions.
Robinson (5'10 – 190) also returns to the Riders after spending time on the teams practice roster during the 2012 season. Previous to that, the 28-year-old spent time with Denver, Cleveland, Washington and Philadelphia throughout his NFL tenure after he was originally drafted by the Detroit Lions in the 7th round (255th overall) of the 2007 Draft.
The Alabama graduate appeared in 26 NFL regular season games recording 36 tackles, one pass knock down and one fumble recovery.


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Portal for Farm Heroes Saga Fans
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Welcome to the walkthrough for the iOS game Portal for Farm Heroes Saga Fans, if you are looking for ways to make it to the next level, and to improve gaming experience as a master player, you've come to the right place. Here you will find Portal for Farm Heroes Saga Fans tips, tricks and guides, as well as the opportunity to share your own discoveries to help others move on and beat the game.
If you can't find the answer to your question you are welcome to post it in the comments section below. This way others who know the answer can help you by sharing their own tips and advices.
Portal for Farm Heroes Saga Fans game app is developed by SpankMeApps and available on iTunes and Google Play. For more details on the app, check out our review.
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- Updated: Aug 6, 2013
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Order of Service
Some orders of service I made for a friends wedding last week. There's a hundred. I was very pleased to finish them! Stitching and knotting the spines was a bit of a pain, but even so, no more than an hour or two's work, quicker than I thought.
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Zayn Malik Follows T. Swift's Lead; Does His Own Solo Version Of "I Don't Wanna Live Forever"
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One Directions Extended Hiatus To Become A Permanent Break! The Group Is Splitting!Didn't we all kind of know this was going to happen
Zayn Malik Left One Direction And Is Going Solo! We Have His First Song!
Is Zayn Malik Leaving One Direction To Go Solo?Zayn Malik fans are worried about him leaving the group.
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Location Room wasn't clean. Carpet smelt like cigarette. They charged me for parking that I did not use.
Friendly helpful staff in downtown DC. The air conditioning in the room wasn't very good. It didn't feel like it dropped below 70F while set to 60F in November.
The hotel was very nice and extremely close to all the sites (just blocks from the White House). The room, service, and location were far above what I would expect for the price. Would stay here again and will recommend to anyone visiting the DC area.
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I did not like the fact I had to pay valet for parking or find my own. I feel if I m paying for the comfort of staying out of town then that is something that should be included.
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The location and comfort here is great! Overall very good value!! The room was a little tight. Room had empty box of tissues, could of been a bit cleaner, dust.
It was right downtown near the white house and monuments, so we could walk everywhere Everything closes down so it's hard to find a late night restaurant or pharmacy
Friendly, attentive staff. Clean rooms and facilities. Location is within walking distance of many places to eat and a short ride from the national mall. Would stay again. Very cold lobby/restaurant/bar area. Thermostat in room kept malfunctioning. The maintenance guy brought us a space heater at one point. Requested shampoo at one point and three different staff people delivered some three separate times. Very friendly, but obviously some lack of communication. Staff was very apologetic about the thermostat and offered us a variety of comps.
Excellent location for much of downtown DC. Around Midnight my room filled with old cigarette smoke as someone began smoking in the stairwell. The air quality overall in my particular room was poor, requiring the windows to be opened as much as possible. This of course made it difficult to sleep as the city sounds in DC near The White House are loud and replete with sirens 24/seven. Normally, one might cover one's ears to have silence. However, at this hotel the pillows are the size for small children.
We went to DC to celebrate my husband's birthday for a long weekend. We looked for a long time online and a lot of the offering was overpriced for the amenities available. The Club Quarters was a great find!!!! The staff was very helpful throughout our stay. There is an espresso bar on the 2nd floor!! We were a few blocks from all the greatest attractions, walked to every site. Never had to take a cab or the Metro. Overall, we had a wonderful stay and will come back. We found a gem in D.C. and will be recommending it to our family and friends.
The location for downtown dc couldn't be better, and staff was excellent and very helpful Room was small but for the price value of everything else it didn't matter
The staff was warm and welcoming from the moment I stepped through the door with my 12 year old. I detest the hold hotels put on your credit card and don't release for days and was told I could pay the $50 incidental in cash (which I received back at checkout before the housekeeper had even cleaned the room). The room was indeed small with only 1 bed which would have been a problem if I hadn't been traveling with family. However, it was clean, along with the bathroom. I did whack my elbow against the wall as I was showering as the stall was a bit cramped. We received great instructions on how to make our way to the White House and monuments - - all within walking distance. We finished our running around a bit early so we took advantage of the 2nd floor lounge for about a half hour before heading back to Union Station. There was an industrial coffee/espresso/cappuccino maker, tea bags, newspapers, a big screen tv set to CNN, a charging station, computers etc. The rooms are too small for friends to convene comfortably so the lounge is a nice spot. Convenience: A block away from the Circulator, a block away from the Farragut North and Farragut West station (it is actually on top of the Farragut West station, however, the entrance is closed so it's necessary to walk to the other side a block down). The complimentary bottled water saved us some money and we surely took advantage. The shower was uncomfortably small for a tall lanky person like me. Whacking my elbow against the wall isn't something I expect to happen in a hotel (usually hotel bathrooms are more comfy than my micro bathroom at home in NYC). Also, the room did not have a mini fridge which would have been nice for our leftovers. The hotel is downtown so the area at night is sparse (still feels safe though). You'll need to take a little walk to find some good breakfast if you set out early on a weekend because the nearby places are either never open on the weekends or only open closer to 9 am.
food and service was good My husband and i were given an end corner room 302 that was way to small and gave a confined effect. We spent as much time out of the room as possible. Parking was also difficult due to lack of easy access to our vehicle asit was in an underground garrage.
The location 24 hr coffee station clean rooms Small room configured & supplied for the single business traveler. One bath towel 4 the family.
We were in DC to visit our son at GWH. Clean and efficient. Perfect location to the occasion. The bed could have been positioned 90° to the 8' room width.
Staff and free snacks were great. Nothing
Location, convenience Rooms are dated, small and dark
Well maintained older hotel convenient to restaurants and tourist attractions. Nice linens and towels. Great cocktail lounge. Friendly and welcoming service. Street noise; will bring earplugs next time.
This is a great hotel, simple and convenient. The rooms are small, but quiet and the location is perfect. Right next to the metro and near the White House and mall. A little small... but otherwise great.
Very clean, quiet and accommodating.
Location is ideal for seeing the museums and monuments. Lobby and restaurant staff are warm and welcoming. If you forget to tip housekeeping each morning, don't expect clean towels.
Nice lobby, courteous staff, comfortable bed. Tiny gym, mold in the bathroom grout, room amenities were average, surprising amount of wear and tear in our room for a hotel in this category.
BEDBUGS. I had to launder everything and throw away my luggage. very annoyed. have stayed here before but will not be going back.
A great location within walking distance of the State Dept., where I was attending a conference. Staff was helpful. Renovated room in the north tower was beautiful. Spacious, super clean, full kitchen, new bathroom and carpeting. Comfy bed. CVS and a liquor store adjacent. Need to upgrade cable to HD service. No restaurants or cafes nearby--at least I couldn't find any.
Liked price, location, staff's friendliness & helpfulness, updated rooms, kitchen, breakfast.
location, comfort, friendly staff
Staff was friendly. Gave upgrade to a giant suite when they were out of the room I'd booked since I had arrived late. The hotel was old and it was obvious that it was old.
room confort
Kitchen and dressing area... very unique! TV didn't work very well. The front desk didn't know all the routes and ways to get to the DULLES airport.
The location is perfect for a family trip to visit Washington D.C. The staff was very helpful in directing us to various sites and helping us navigate the city. Our billing was not correct and it still isn't corrected. I have made two phone calls to the hotel to fix it and still have not had a return call. I will make another call today and hope to hear from them.
The staff were helpful and nice and the location was convenient. The kitchen is a nice convenience, but not needed for a short stay. The carpet in the room was dirty. There is no fan or window in the washroom so steam from the shower stays in the room, this causes humidity and mold. I'm allergic to mold so this was very uncomfortable. The hotel has two towers, and only one common washroom with one stall located in the other tower. If you have a late flight out you can store your suit cases but no place to change. The toiletries were advertised as designer. It was bath and body brand. The washroom was dirty, hair in the tub. I don't recommend the Hotel for physically challenged guests as there are steep stairs up to the elevator from the lobby. I had to struggle with the suitcases up the stairs. Beware that the hotel charges if there are more than 2 occupants in the room. This was not disclosed at booking. They also charge for incidentals at check in. I found this Hotel to be Overpriced for what you get. I stayed at the Marriott down the street last year, I payed about the same and had a much nicer room, pool, etc.
State Plaza provides nice, basic business-type lodging with good service.
Just a few blocks from the museums, white house, etc. Only 40 feet from a CVS. Rooms were nice and clean. My Only complaint was that when asked about parking they told me they have a Valet. Afterwards a friend told me he parked himself for free. Not sure if they changed their rules or it was just poor communication. Either way i paid like 35$ extra each night.
the location, clean, good service good stay, did not havd a lot of time to go to the restaurant
I came down to ride my bike to all the museums and monuments. When I presented my claim ticket for my bike to the bellman my bike had been stolen. I spent 4 hours in the lobby filling out a police report
Customer service The sofa sleepers
Location Maids Front desk staff on more than one occasion Very small rooms
Excellent location. Beautiful view of the Washington Monument from our room. Staff was friendly, knowledgeable and helpful.
Everything exceeded my expectations. The room was clean and the bed was super comfortable. Loved the rainfall shower. The valet fee is overpriced. We were unable to get into our room because our lock needed to be charged. This was an inconvenience.
Everyone was very helpful & attentive!
I think I got bit... there was something biting
Location The staff (including management) did not respond adequately to their system being down during check in. Problems like that are expected but management did not issue an apology to all guests waiting in line for 30+ minutes and did not show the urgency to find an alternate way to check in all the guests affected by the hotel's system outage.
Within walking distance of tourist sites and great restaurants. Comfortable beds! Hotel bar had great happy hour and the bartender made the perfect old fashioned with love.
I liked the late check out option. The bed was extremely comfortable. The room was very clean. The front desk attempted to charge me for wifi even though my reservation included wifi. They expected me to pay or go out to use the public library in the common areas. After a visit back down to the front desk they provided me with an access code.
1) clean bathroom 2) bath tub doesn't clog when you take a shower; commendable on this part. 3) bed was very comfortable. 1) Accepts pets; this should be flagged prior to booking. There should be an option for customers to select non-pet room esp if one has allergies. 2) Business practice of asking for advance credit card signature. 3) WIFI and use of business center equipment are not standard amenities and customer pays i.e. cost of WIFI is based on GB of data.
Very Clean Comfortable beds
Good customer service Very expensive hotel. The movies in the rooms are 20$ each. No HBO or any good channels really. Restaurant in the hotel is outrageously expensive (making room service also very expensive). 10$ for bowl of cereal, 25$ for shorts tack of pancakes. Food is really bad too. Like surprisingly very bad. Soggy fries, Bad salads,sandwiches, pizzas
no self-parking. valet parking only. when I tried to do valet parking, they didn't allow me to do it.
60 dollars for valet parking no other option
Valet parking was extremely slow and expensive
A really fabulous hotel, friendly, happy and helpful staff, proud of their hotel and city and keen that you share it Not guite the same for some of the bar staff
The staff was very freindly and attentive and the hotel itself is beautiful. The fitness center was impressive. There was no wi-fi availbale in our room and we had to pay 13$ per day for internet acess.
incredible suite for the price... they tried to put me in a regular dbl room when I checked in! Reminded them I had booked and been confirmed by their reservations mgr for a suite with 2 dbl beds.
Great location, great food, great staff, very comfortable. No coffee in the rooms!
Everything met my expectations.
Great location
The hot apple cider in the lobby. Great location. The room was filthy. It was NYE so we didn't make a big fuss about it but we were not happy right away. Random sprays of stuff on the walls, a nice little white stain on the bed skirt. The first thing we did was check for bed bugs and luckily there were none. We went out for a nice dinner and when we got back there were security guards in the lobby who stopped us and asked if we were guests but we just nodded and he let us right by. We spent the rest of the night listening to one of our neighbors break glass and toss furniture around- I get it it's NYE but we didn't think this hotel was that kind of place or we never would have paid this much to stay here. The only thing the front desk did was offer us comped breakfast and to have security "look around". The final blow came upon checkout when we found out the valet fee was $50! $50?! Why not offer to comp that instead of breakfast no way we were gonna eat something made in this filthy place.
Rooms, staff and food
The doormen/bell captains, and all the staff were incredibly gracious and helpful. The room was good-sized and well appointed. The location is great with many restaurants in walking distance. The Metro is about 3 blocks away. The view from our room was not great, but we didn't care.
The decor was excellent. I recommend using the subway, it's a short walk away. If it had a pool it would have been perfect, but otherwise it was fantastic. Service at the in-hotel restaurant was slow and food was a little overpriced compared to the excellent food you could get around town.
The staff was very welcoming and helpful. At times wait staff was sparse
was in town on business. Staff was polite and helpful even though I checked in around midnight. Room and decor were average at best. Not enough easily usable outlets next to nightstands. Central air system was noisy. a Pubic hair left on the sink and a couple in the shower was gross. Morning complimentary coffee was actually decent which was appreciated since I had to be up at 5. All in all, fine for me as a solo business traveler billing the client for accommodation. However if I was looking for a romantic getaway with my lady, or on vacation with the kids, i'd look for somewhere with a more unique and fun vibe and higher standards.
Can rank this as one of the best. Not over the top stuffy but excellent service, clean, active, perfect proximity to all of DC, awesome decor, fabulous staff. We are just so pleased and are excited to know we no longer need to search for a place when we come to DC in the future. It will always be The Melrose.
Staff very friendly and accommodating. good location, nice area for walking, close to Rock Creek Trail
Very professional, very polite, very nice.
friendly staff,premium location.
The room was lovely, and the staff was courteous, helpful and efficient.
Everything about the hotel was fantastic, the staff were very courteous and helpful and all made a point of knowing my 7 year old son's name. Not applicable.
Outstanding service and courtesy were the hallmarks of our stay here. The room was immaculate and well cared for. The location was perfect for everything we wanted to see and do. The conceirge was outstanding in his helpfulness. No coffee maker in the room, yikes, missed that first, fast heart- starting cup.
Staff was excellent; great location The walls are paper thin and the person next door had a party until 3 am. Impossible to sleep.
Very comfortable and pleasant stay . Excellent service and perfect location.
Location was great. Wonderful room. Two good restaurants with great staff but a bit expensive. All staff members were great! Fitness room was available even in this boutique setting. My son lost his stuffed animal while we were there and they left a new one in the room for him - it made him very happy (they later found his but let him keep the new one, "Freddie". Restaurant was too expensive, especially for breakfast. Fitness room was a bit small.
Location and cleanliness
very comfortable bed and room Most of the staff was excellent but one person was not friendly and didn't make effort to upgrade the room since the door of the room they gave me was broken. A second person immediately changed the room for the better.
The staff was very friendly and helpful. Miscommunication in the lounge regarding a wine selection, and subsequently being overcharged.
Very polite & accommodating There was 1 towel for 2 guests each day that required making a phone call for towels everyday. There was no blanket on the bed, just an abrasive comforter that was too hot. The room was never cool enough. We paid for a room with a view, but ended up with a room that looked at a wall.
I liked everything. The room was modern, well appointed, with a comfortable bed, and spacious bath. The staff was as pleasant and helpful as any I have encountered in some time. The location is great! I ate in the restaurant once and I enjoyed my meal. I look forward to my next visit. The closet space in the room I had was limited and would probably be tight for two people. This is a very small fault in an otherwise very pleasant stay.
The staff and service was first-rate and the location made walking easy to the various monuments and museums. Also the train station was in easy walking distance. I can honestly say that there was nothing bad about this trip...my wife and I had a wonderful time!
Staff was very friendly and the room was clean, comfortable, and dark at night. At check in my wife asked about a refrigerator since she is pumping and the young lady had one sent to the room. The refrigerator was broken. We were able to make due with ice from the hall.
The people at the front desk, the concierges, the doormen, and the housekeeps were truly concerned about my comfort and seeing that I had the best possible time in Washington. Your concierges are extremely knowledgeable and took the time necessary to help me find stores and restaurants; making phone calls for me to get things done. My own family doesn't care for me that well! Cannot think of anything. Oh, there is one little thing, the front door to my room, number 302, sticks. I meant to inform the front desk, but it was so insignificant compared to everything else, that I forgot.
Location, excellent door men. No premium channels. Broken toilet that was "fixed" twice but I had to fix it myself a couple times. No water pressure. House keeping only left us with 1 towel. View of a brick building 6ft from my window. Bar staff were disruptive and joking loudly with doormen while people waited at the bar.
King-size bed, bath tub, robe provided Slow internet, load air system, small bedroom
Location, location, location. And nice employees. Garage charge for the rental car was bit pricey.
Hotel was conveniently located and quiet generally. Since I only stayed for one night I did have time to form any strong opinions on the place. I thought the price was high but perhaps not given the address on Penn. Ave. The staff failed to inform me when room was available having arrived early in the morning.
I love "historic hotels" and this is a really nice one, with the upgrades that matter--excellent, comfortable beds, free internet, good location, helpful staff. You have to climb up stairs from the tiny lobby to the main floor. Is there wheel-chair access? I couldn't tell.
woman checking me in on 11/22 was great. very comfortable bed. great location.nice tv, internet hookup great, concierge very nice and helpful. unfortunately, i was not given the wake up call at 5 15 am like i requested.also, it was tricky to adjust the thermostat to desirable temperature.
People were nice, exellent location, free internet, complementary water / news paper/ gym/coffee/ very cozy coffee machine broke
coosiness the elevator is really outdated
Classic feel. Excellent bathroom with up-to-date but classic style fixtures. A/C was noisy in my room. I used earplugs to sleep and it was fine after that.
good location,location,location.
The room was bright, clean and nicely decorated. The bed was very comfortable and the kitchenette was fantastic! Stocked with the best shortbread cookies! The double doors were unnecessary. Bathroom was a bit small.
Friendliness of the staff
Great location, walk to anywhere. Spacious room with separate kitchenette. Elegant and stylish. My wife enjoyed the makeup table in the room. Helpful staff. Noisy HVAC. Slow draining shower / tub with slippery bottom. Not enough outlets to power all our devices at once.
The staff are great and go out of their way to make your stay perfect. Meticulously clean.
Impeccable service and great location.
very friendly staff and clean room with good linen.location is convenient room too small
The staff was very friendly and knew our names quickly.
all good
- Facilities were great - Hotel rooms comfortable and spacious - Very nice Gym facilities - Front desk staff very welcoming and corporative - Room wasn't ready on time - Staff in lobby area; not so friendly - Corridors were very warm
The staff were extreamly helpful and went out of their way to make sure our stay was a very good expericance.
Service and public areas what you would expect from this mark. Rooms are a bit tired.
Location was the best thing Nothing in particular but it could be less pricey
Attention to detail; Aesthetics; Quality of room; Great amenities; Blue Duck Tavern Pillow too high/mattress a little too soft for my liking, but that I suppose is nothing more than my personal preference.
Convenient Wet carpet coming from old AC Unit. Water pressure very low But overall it's a nice hotel. Would definitely use them on my next business trip
Doormen were nice and knowledgeable... Rooms were clean, and impressive (but small) lobby. Like most buildings in DC, ceilings were low, scenery was of rooftops and other office windows and not much view. Little advise on best way to attack touring DC other than "If you want to, you can see this or that or use a bus tour"
The staff went out of their way to make the weekend a wonderful experience. The door men were always friendly and helpful and the front desk staff was exceptionally friendly and accommodating. From the moment we walked in we were treated like valued customers, a simple and often overlooked feature of most hotels today. Highly recommend to anyone looking to make their stay in Washington DC more pleasurable.
The hotel itself was beautiful and centrally located. The staff was very friendly. The bathroom was tiny, like a shoe box. The room we were given was also part of a set of 3 cojoining rooms, and the walls were thin enough to hear everything.
Comfortable room, nice bar/ casual restaurant. Enjoyed having Sunday New York Times at our door.
rooms were clean and beautiful business center was terrible. have to pay to use intenet and print emails.
Rooms needed to be dusted. Mini bar is electronic and not a refrigerator; DO NOT TOUCH or you will be charged.
It was a clean hotel with nice people. misleading when looking online, it looks bigger than it is. But it wasn't too bad. They do not have complimentary breakfast. It's over priced for what you get.
WONDERFUL staff!!
very convenient, comfortable, accommodating the AC was like sleeping with an idling truck - incredibly loud
Food. Room. Staff was very friendly Parking was too high
Service was excellent They changed me an extra 200 dollars when I checked into the hotel, despite prepaying on Kayak
upscale accomodations
Very accomodating
The hotel in a very nice location and the room very comfort. they give to me Room No 403 we can't sleep because of the noise of the air-condations from out side. and the hotel staff are not frindly
Location. Easy walk to many attractions as well as to my business destination.
terrace missing breakfast on Sunday
No maid service
We like the great location and the friendly and helpful reception staff. Scott from engineering is very responsive and dedicated. The cleaning staff is one of the poorest we have encountered in our travels. Their attitude is surly and their work poor. On our cleaning last cleaning day, 30 July, dirty sheets were left all day in the general hallway just off the elevator and our room was not cleaned. It was cleaned Saturday by a resentful staffer, who did not replace towelling completely and we found out later, threw out or bags we were saving in the cabinet under the sink for our own trash and shopping.
The accomodations were fabulous. Great fitness and business center. Courteous staff and location can't be beat when business at the Capitol. Little trouble communicating with maid.
I had a very comfortable and modern furnished 1 bedroom apartment. It included a complete, well equipped kitchen and also a washer and dryer--quite luxurious! The public hallways always had a cooking smell--not always pleasant. The smell did not penetrate into the rooms.
Location - walkable to everything Requested several items - fix drain in tub, additional remote for TV and did not get them.
There was more room than I expected or needed. The suite was well appointed and felt luxurious. The staff were very helpful and courteous. One bathroom counter was not very clean. The outdoor noises, which were present late into the night, were significant. I'd recommend better, quieter windows for such a nice hotel.
location of the hotel on center of the capital. in the 9th floor on my suite there was very noise left , which have a big sound when arrive to the floor, so he wakeup me of my sleep, many times on every day of my 12th night.
The suites were large, clean, and well decorated. The kitchens had everything you would need to cook meals. There were two nice cold bottles of water waiting when you got there. My daughter loved the open fire place in the lobby. Close proximity to the metro, specifically the green and orange lines for easy access to the National Mall. The folks at the front desk were very helpful. The washer and dryer was a real perk. We had a great stay at AKA! The tubs are a little high, but I assume so water doesn't splash out.
Excellent quality
An apartment feel in a hotel setting. Very comfortable and welcoming. Lots of space and facilities which made for a luxurious end to a 5 week travelling holiday. great position, quiet- 1 block from the white House and a short walk to the National Mall and close to Metrorail.
I liked the comfort and facilities particularly. We stayed in a two bedroom apartment and we were a group of 3 adults. The space was large and comfortable. The heating system was easy to manage and the kitchen area was better stocked with utensils/equipment than the place we stayed in NYC. I was particularly pleased to have a washing machine and dryer in the apartment. The staff were very welcoming and helpful with information. The location was also excellent - just a short walk from the White House and it was an easy walk to most museums etc. Our criticisms of AKA are minor. A "light breakfast" is available Monday to Friday. This is tailored to the American market. We would have found it more usuable if more cereal options and toast were provided.
Great bed, nice, modern room. Amazing location. Our room had a view of a brick wall, very disappointing. The room service was very poor and very expensive. Travel channel fans, don't come here expecting an amazing sandwich, it is no longer available.
Great location also amazing views ,fun staff and lobby had nice vibe turns into social setting with a DJ When I arrived was able to get a room right away as requested but it didn't have a view . And had ask the guy that was checking me in if I had a view he says yes I do , I walk in to my room it was a room facing the inside I of the building no view very disappointing so went back down and young lady was able to get us a much nicer room very happy . During the evening they have DJ in the lobby so when out all day and came back you requested your room key in order to get in the hotel not happy about that
Location was great. Checkout was advertised as 3:00 PM, We were not able to check into our room until 5:00. When we did check-in we had already pre-paid for a Fabulous Room, but the staff member that was checking us in recommended we switch to a Spectacular Room since we had a young child. He said the Fabulous Room would be too loud due to the location of being on the top floor under the bar. We agreed to change rooms, but were only offered breakfast vouchers which we knew we wouldn't use. After we walked away my husband said he felt like the guy was a used car salesman and that we got played. We went back to the desk and dealt with another employee (Harry) and he switched us back to our original room and said that the room was not that loud.
Cool decor. Spacious suite. Fridge and microwave. Some of the desk folks were helpful. Nice public spaces. Hop-on hop-off bus picked up two blocks from the hotel. Near Georgetown, a more laid-back part of DC than near the center. First-floor room close to street. The WORST was the dirty silverware/china they gave us. Also, a security guard talking to the desk clerk at 2 in the morning woke us up.
Very well located,good price. would have been helpful if the hotel had a concierge
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Everything. This place is perfect. It is easily accessible entering DC. The rooms are huge with great workspace. The bed was the most comfortable I've ever slept in. And the staff were truly fantastic. This will be my go-to hotel in DC. Nothing. It was great.
It's a nice hotel, but the windows had blinds only and no curtains -- so it was bright as could be inside the room at 6:30 am. A good sleep experience is important in a hotel, and that wasn't possible here. Everything else was good.
The very friendly staff. They all went out of their way to give directions, advise on transport, restaurants, supermarkets, banks and also reservedt a king room for when it became available as my wife and I were in a twin queen room due to a late booking. The first room we were allocated had limited kitchen utensils - no sharp knives, no bottle opener etc
The staff was amazing!! So friendly, warm and welcoming.
Friendly service and amenities. None
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Location and staff were great. Had 1 bedroom suite - great amount of space for a city hotel. The sleeper couch cushions are a little tired and there were crumbs underneath the cushions.
This hotel is located between the tourism district and Georgetown, making it easy to walk to both. It is also easy to access public transportation for longer trips. It is clean and comfortable and the staff were very friendly and helpful. One of the elevators was out of service, making for a long wait every time you needed to go up and down.
Location Staff 1. The room needed work and updating - bathroom door didn't close, toilet had trouble flushing, stains in the carpet and a mild dew smell. 2. Housekeeping didn't come until called after 4:00 pm!
Great location. Very clean room and bathroom. Great ambiance in the area. The air conditioner in the room would keep automatically changing to the heater setting.
Near perfect stay Everything very pricey, but not out of line with the area.
Overall hotel was in great condition and price was right. Wireless charge of like $15 is ridiculous in this day and age.
Facility was quiet, clean and showed a high level of attention to detail. Concierge was very helpful for dinner recommendations and provided a perfect location that was not readily found via standard web based search. Gym staff was inattentive and actually were playing 2 types of music very loudly at the same time!
From the staff to the amenities, enjoyed the room, restaurant and proximity in DC. WiFi in room should be free and food pricey.
Good location Several smokers on our floor.
Very nice hotel. Lobby was well designed and appealing. Room was spacious and welcoming No major dislikes.
Very nice, large, clean rooms. Under construction. Gets noisy well before 8am says it's in Georgetown but really it's east of it. Not a lot walking distance
Extremely impressed by staff, facilities, comfort, cleanliness and overall level of quality.
Decent room, nice lobby, comfortable bed slow, to non-existent service in the lobby lounge, room wasnt ready until after 4PM. Rooms are smaller in size, and bathroom is not of the caliber of a 5 star hotel
Overall, a nice hotel and had a good stay. I especially enjoyed the gym, which was the best hotel gym I've ever tried - had a lifting platform, power racks, and dumbbells going up to 120 lbs. My only complaint would be the daily parking fee, nearly $50 a day. Nearby garages seemed to be charging $20-$25 a day.


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