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As the flood waters recede and downtown New York cleans up and gets back to business, we are left with many reminders of the effects of the storm. Wall Street Walks will be adding points of interest to their regular walking tours so that visitors to New York can experience the power of Hurricane Sandy themselves. The height of flood waters, the damage done to local businesses, the flooded infrastructure of downtown and the widespread recovery efforts will be highlighted at various points during each tour. Interestingly, the areas of downtown New York that were once a part of New Amsterdam in the 1600s were largely spared from the flood waters. Wall Street Walks will take visitors along the 400-year-old streets to the edges of the old coastline, far inland from the current edges of Manhattan, to point out the affected areas versus the unaffected areas. In this way, the Dutch history of New York becomes acutely relevant to the effects of Sandy as well as future storms. As a business affected by Hurricane Sandy, Wall Street Walks would like to give back to the neighborhood that supports it and makes these walking tours possible. To that end, proceeds from each Wall Street Walks walking tour through the end of this year will be donated to local relief efforts. Tickets are $25. Wall Street Walks Tour Schedule History of Wall Street + Ground Zero Tour: Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 11am; Monday & Wednesday 1pm Exploring Historic Dutch New York: Friday, Saturday & Sunday 1pm 9/11 Memorial + Wall Street Tour: Wednesday 11am
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Of all the new defensemen the Caps suited up the season, Connor Carrick lasted the longest. The rookie had a bit of a rollercoaster season– one of those rollercoasters where you almost fall out or get hit in the face by a swan or something.
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Somewhat infamously, the Caps fielded 14 defensemen this season. Among them was 5′ 10″ Connor Carrick, who made the team as a rookie based on a strong preseason. Things started off splendidly with Carrick's first NHL goal in early October, but it went south really, really quick.
For all of our kvetching about the Caps' need for a top-four defenseman, it was Carrick's third pairing that really got dominated. Relative to when he was on the bench, Carrick got outshot more than any other full-time D-man who wasn't so totally obviously playing through an injury. Somewhat ironically, it was when Carrick and John Erskine paired up that they each did best– not getting outscored and directing more Caps shots towards the other team's net compared to when they were apart.
Still, it's impossible to look at Carrick's rookie year without gloom. Carrick was in over his head, particularly when he didn't have a veteran at his flank, and he earned the rest he got in mid-March. Perhaps he'll be rejuvenated in October, and we'll see the results on the ice.
Connor's first NHL goal. Kind of nasty.
And the customary congrats from the Captain.
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"Where did his season go wrong: linemates, systems, lack of experience, or something else?"
I like the guy, but he was in no way ready for the NHL this year.
Also, holy crap, 5′ 8″?!?
Am I one of the few people on this site who actually like Carrick?! I see tons of potential in this player, despite his flaws (which, though visible, I think have been overblown).
It's not a matter of not liking him; it's a matter of thinking he should have spent more time in Hershey for development. I think the consensus, at least here, is that he was way overmatched.
I suppose I question that first part of your response. Even in the above article, we see tons of gestures that doubt his future viability in the NHL at all. I also always questioned the notion that he was radically overmatched. I actually thought he moved the puck well.
He was totally overmatched. I'm not putting any blame on him. He just turned 20. Being a full-time NHL defenseman was just too much too soon for him (especially since we had better options in Hershey). He does have potential though, and I hope the next coach can nurture that instead of throwing him to the wolves.
It's worth pointing out that he was 19 when he made his NHL debut and 20 now. Most defensemen aren't in their prime until they're much older. I think his struggles were in large part because:
A) He wasn't ready for the NHL level this season
B) The Caps team defense, which was already bad, was made worse by Adam Oates' systems
C) Erskine – need I say more
I think he will develop into a Brian Rafalski type player. I think he'll be in the league for a really long time, but next year he might be in the minors for most of the year, because part of me really hopes we'll have more top tier defenseman depth at the NHL level.
I'm with you, Matt.
I CANNOT tell the difference between Carrick and Wilson. In person, it's probably easier since Wilson has 7 inches on Carrick.
I'm sad because he seems like a great kid, but he's pretty short for a D man, no? St. Louis is short and has had longevity in the NHL, but it would seem a forward can better make up for lack of size than a D man I would think. Even if stature is not a disqualifier, I'd like him to get more seasoning in Hershey.
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I suppose we'll have to agree to disagree.
Right now, no Connor is not a viable NHL defenseman. Then again, how many 19/20 year olds can you say are "viable NHL defenseman"? His season went wrong for two reasons:
1.) Crappy linemates. Hard to look good when you're playing with the equivalent of a traffic cone (John Erskine).
2.) Lack of experience. He wasn't close to being NHL-ready, yet he was thrown into the fire. He would have greatly benefited from a year in Hershey.
Where his game is lacking:
1.) Lack of physicality.
2.) Positioning needs to improve. If it does, the above concern might cease to exist.
What I like:
1.) I can definitely see a ton of potential in his offensive game.
2.) Can't say enough about his positive attitude. From interviews, it seems like he's not getting distraught over this season's failures.
Also, he likes Chipotle, so that's always a plus.
I like the kid, but he needs to go to Hershey to learn some more. It's not his fault as has been said – he has major potential, but Oates threw him to the wolves and said "best of luck."
He's a plug
I don't think connor carrick is 5'8″ I'm almost positive he is about 5'10" 1/2. I'm not sure where you got 5'8″ from but I can guarantee he is taller than that Peter. I digress, but when it comes to the him as a player I like his upside, but again, he should have developed more in the AHL and hopefully he will this fall
No stanley cup contenting team can have Carrick, Orlov, Green, Schmidt and Carlson all on the roster together. Identify the keepers and move at least two of those guys I listed above. There is no way all of them have a future wearing a caps jersey at the same time.
I checked sources that put him between 5'8″ and 5'11". I'll be charitable and split the difference at 5'10".
But I've also stood in the same room as him. Soooo… dubious.
Yeah, because having lots of depth sucks.
I've heard team folks say the plan was to use the vet Hillen as a stabilizing influence and voice of experience for the young D they were to cycle through. Obviously that didn't happen, but I have *some* sympathy towards that reasoning– though it does hint that the team knew they were in rebuild/retool mode rather than competing for a Cup.
If having a bunch of #6/#7 Dmen as "depth" is your cup of tea, then please, dont expect a cup any time soon. The caps need at 2 top 4 dmen on this roster. You trade your assets+ to get that.
I didn't even list Olesky, Hillen, Kundratek Wey and some of the other guys the caps have.
When Mitchell on the Kings got injured, they put Matt Greene into the lineup as their 6th dmen. That's the kings "depth". Matt Greene could probably be the 3rd best dmen on the caps.
I am a HUGE Carrick fan!!! I almost broke my ankle the day he scored that goal!
There is certainly a lack leadership in various areas of the organization…
He's about the same height as Hillen.
Hillen has never played a full 82 game season thus far. The best he recorded was 69 games – almost always with 3rd pairing minutes. He's played a career 9 playoff games.
That is not the kind of "veteran experience" that young players need. The reasoning may be arguably sound, but the assessment of who the vet is – is completely wrong, an often injured 3rd pairing d-man who had trouble getting on the ice for mostly poor NYI teams. That part makes no sense.
He would've been fine in hershey the whole year. Look how good Dima got after a couple seasons!
Carrick should not have played 34 games this year. He was not ready. The only saving grace for him is that the next coach will be an improvement from the last, as there's no where to go but up. He should be in Hershey developing.
And now they have Jeff Schultz, what's your point?
If you trade all your depth, what happens when your players inevitably get injured? Green is the only one you mentioned who they should be shopping. You definitely don't shop Orlov, he's a rarity- an above-average defenseman who's cheap. Schmidt, you don't get anything for him cause he's an RFA (according to capgeek). Carrick, you might be able to, but probably not by himself.
They're not getting anything of value for Hillen, Kundy, Wey, or Steve-O. If they do, the GM that gives up said value deserves to be fired on the spot.
I like him; he's a bit rough, but that comes with inexperience.
I don't think you need to trade "at least" two. I think one is fine. Top pairing is obviously Alzner – Carlson; that's legit. Green on 2nd pair; nothing wrong with that (as long as you pair him with a guy the Caps haven't had since Hannan). Orlov on 3rd pair; that's better than average at least, although same as in Green's case, we need an Alzner/Hannan/Reekie complement. Oleksy is a fine 7th; not great, but he's not dragging you down either.
In the AHL: Schmidt with Wey as the top pair makes sense to me, at least on paper. If Carlson/Green/Orlov gets hurt, Schmidt gets called up and we maintain 3 average-to-above average offensive defensemen for each slot (Carlson is at least average for 1st, and really he and Alzner are just better than the sum of their parts; Green is obviously better than a 2nd, he's still probably the best offensive defenseman in the league, he just has a problem with injuries, and the Caps "system" hasn't done him any favors the last few years – he's not great defensively by any means, but he's no Ozolinsh either, he's just been exposed probably more than any elite OFD ever has been; Orlov is *maybe* a legit 2nd, I wouldn't be remotely surprised if he takes a nice step forward next year, and Schmidt is at least a legit 3rd, at least based on what – small sample size – we saw of him).
Brouillette really impressed me last year; I think he and Oleksy make a fine 7th and/or 8th… since we have Schmidt, we don't need both of those guys, but I don't see that a trade nets us anything of worth. Strachan's a veteran guy too, and he didn't suck. Also, Wey was voted the best defensive defenseman in the Hockey East last year; I wouldn't be surprised if he made a nice step and was able to be a steady presence next to Orlov on the 3rd… even if he did, I think I'd sign a guy and keep Wey down in the AHL, but he's a guy the Caps need to hang on to, IMO.
So… as the roster stands now (buy out Erskine, I'd think… if he was just injured all year, and bounces back, that's huge, but I don't know…):
Alzner – Carlson
Hillen – Green
Orlov – Brouillette
scratch: Oleksy
Schmidt – Wey
and 3 others dudes.
We have depth in the AHL, and Oleksy seems to me like a legit 7th guy… he was one of our better defenders when he played, and while that speaks to our weakness at the position, he should be a fine fallback option. Our top line is fine, and honestly I think our 3rd is fine too. As this article pointed out in passing, it was our 3rd that really got killed. Stick Orlov on it permanently, and I think it's now a position of strength as long as he's paired with a steady guy. Brouillette is my favorite of the guys we have, although you could maybe flip him with Oleksy, Strachan, or Wey depending on offseason developments or personal preference. Not sure there's a big difference outside of Wey's development. If Erskine returns to form, he and Orlov would make a great 3rd, and really we just pair Brouillette with Strachan and have a likely above average AHL top-4 (I don't follow the AHL too much, so maybe not… just guessing based on NHL team's depth).
So, to me, that really just means that Hillen is kind of the odd man out. He's a fine defender, but to me he's a 'tweener. He doesn't fit as Orlov's partner on the 3rd; Erskine (of old, not "old") is a better fit, Brouillette and Oleksy may be as well, and Wey definitely is (stylistically; as far as ability, we'll have to see). So, that's really where we need to upgrade. The problem is, Hillen is pretty good, very cheap… but I really don't see what he'd really fetch us in a trade… outside of being the kicker in a deal, at least. But maybe we'd be better off trading him anyway, even if it's for a relatively low pick, just because we have no real place for him.
SO: To me, Carrick is definitely tradeable; given Carlson, Green, Orlov, Schmidt, we even have a 4th OFD to use as an injury call-up. Carrick is so young that he should have some very nice trade value. I'd try to package him with Johansson… you could add Brouwer, Hillen, and/or a 1st (I want this year's, but next year's should be the 1st of a team that made the playoffs, I'd definitely include that in a trade if need be) to try to acquire that top-4 defender, and/or go after a big-time two-way centerman. I've mentioned before that, were I the GM, I'd see if Vancouver was still shopping Kesler. If he still wants out… it really looks like they need to rebuild. They have lots of nice young talent, but not a lot of veterans. Even if not, Johansson could play 3rd C right away, and if you throw in another NHLer – Brouwer and/or Hillen.. I'd prefer Ward to Brouwer, but I doubt that gets it done – along with Carrick, that seems like a foundation for the trade. Maybe you throw in another prospect – Kundratek, Galiev, Anderson, whomever – or next year's 1st. I would expect it would take Johansson, Carrick, and the 1st… maybe a kicker, whether that's Hillen, Brouwer, Ward, or a prospect… and that makes it hard to add that top-4 defender with what assets we have left, which especially hurts given the lackluster FA D-class… but still, we need better center play, both defensively and in the faceoff circle. Kesler would provide that and scoring too. I'd love to add Meszaros as a FA… I'd prefer him on the 3rd, but in this scenario, maybe he's Green's partner. Maybe you take a flyer on another guy too; I've liked what I've seen from Hannan so far, as old as he is… if he (or a similar player) is cheap enough, take a chance. Find a way to resign Penner as well as Grabovski (with a new GM and coach, I think it's possible if we want them, and we should). Then:
Ovechkin – Backstrom – Penner
Kuznetsov – Grabovski – Wilson
Laich – Kesler – Fehr
Chimera – Beagle – Ward
Alzner – Carlson
Hannan – Green
Orlov – Meszaros
(Emery, Clemmenson, Greiss, Emery, Stalock, somebody like that.)
Burakovsky – Latta – Brown
Stoa – Barber – Wellman
Galiev – Stephenson – ?
? – ? – ?
Schmidt – Wey
Brouillette – Oleksy
(something like that; not sure about Barber's and Stephenson's AHL eligibility; think they will be 20, not sure how the month factors in, if at all.)
We should have between $3-$5 million of cap room, conservatively, depending on where the Cap falls between $69-$71 million. Maybe/hopefully Latta surpasses Beagle and grabs the 4th line C spot (notice I have Chimera and Ward as the wings after the impressive year they each had: ROLL FOUR LINES.) If Laich doesn't improve, maybe Burakovsky is ready… I didn't think there was a chance of that not long ago, now I'm not so sure.
So, to boomerang back to your point: Carrick is definitely tradeable, and he and Johansson should have the most trade value, I'd expect. Kundratek is easily tradeable as well, although I don't see getting more than a pick or another prospect for him, unless he's part of a larger package; same with Hillen, but he's more valuable to us since he's cheap AND NHL-ready, so you don't trade him unless you bolster the defense through free agency in a solid way.
Tobias Enstrom is very short as well and he's had a solid career. I believe Kimmo Timmonen is also around 5'10 or perhaps slightly smaller and he's had a great career. Niklas Kronwall is 5'10 and he's had a great career and he's a feared open ice hit machine, and as Ian mentioned, Brian Rafalski was GENEROUSLY listed at 5'10, so I wouldn't discredit his abilities as a quality NHL Dman on physical stature alone. Contrarily, there have been pretty good flameouts of NHL Dman who never really lived up to size or played the way one would assume a tree of a man would…(cough) Jeff Shultz, Jason Doig, Milan Jurcina, Nolan freaking Yonkman.
The kid def has potential, I think we all agree, but he was thrust into a situation he really wasn't ready to be involved in. We are lucky next year if this train wreck of a memory is behind him.
Carrick is a good kid but we have too many puck-moving Dmen on this team and not enough Alzners. Schmidt is sound technically, but he lacks intimidation factor and he needs to learn a higher tenacity.. Wey looked really good to me when he played, very comfortable at the high level. He also won The Hockey East Best Defensive Defenseman last year which reflected in his play. I'd like to see Carrick moved while giving Wey a job next year.
The fact that he saw the ice for the Capitals for more than an injury-fill-in cup of coffee is due to the Capitals' flaws. If you have a (small) 20-year old in the NHL, he had better be a phenom. Not a guy with decent long-term potential who has the immediate potential to get dominated.
Don't move Carrick unless you get something valuable in return. At worst, Carrick is a very nice depth guy to have. That said, I think that a Carrick/MoJo package might net a solid top 4 D. I'd do that trade in a heartbeat.
Yeah, Carrick and MoJo are quite tradeable. Perhaps flip them to the Canucks for Edler? Add Orpik to a 2 year deal and the Ds look really good.
Wey as the extra D.
I'm 5'8″. I've stood next to Connor and he ain't 5'8″. My guess would be 5'10".
Good points. How about Jeff Schultz last night. I forgot he was 6'6″. I'm not saying height is everything. But it helps.
I'd say Karlson and PK would have something to say about Green being called the top offensive d-man in the league. 🙂 Other than that, sounds good.
I'd always keep Alzner and Carlson together; the two of them and the two of Ovechkin and Backstrom have proven, again and again, that they are more than the sum of their parts. So:
Alzner – Carlson
Edler – Green
Not a big difference, but w/e.
And I'd say the extra D… well, if you mean *scratch,* then I'd go with a veteran guy (you don't want a young guy wasting development time sitting), so Oleksy, Brouillette, or Strachan would be my picks, in that order. Although we're forgetting Hillen… he's a bit of a tweener, though: doesn't fit really well on any line, but too good to scratch, and too cheap to trade. Maybe you have to trade him anyway, or just rotate him in and out every once in a while.
The extra D-man in terms of call-up in the event of a legit injury (rather than a one or two game scratch because of wear and tear), I'd say it's Wey AND Schmidt, depending on who is hurt. (Although that assumes Hillen is gone).
Yeah, they can say whatever they want, doesn't change facts.
Canucks *seem* to be rebuilding; I'd guess that we could get one of: Hamhuis, Bieksa, or Edler. Any of those 3 would be fine, IMO.
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Less than a month before Toowoomba's biggest music event opens, one of the largest Christian music festivals in the southern hemisphere has been cancelled due to it being 'no longer viable'.
This week Parachute Festival in New Zealand announced it would close after 24 years, and according to the organisers of the similar themed event in Toowoomba, it's a timely reminder of the delicate nature of the music industry.
"There was no shortage of emails and comments going around our circles over the course of the last 24 hours," said Dave Schenk, festival director of Easterfest.
"People have been shocked, and I think it does drive home the fact the existence of any festival these days, especially something as niche as Easterfest, is somewhat tenuous."
In the past, Parachute and Easterfest have shared artists and enjoyed a close working relationship.
"For us, maybe one of the most telling parts of working through what they said was going through all the dot points they feel were at play in bringing about this end result, they talked about changes in the music industry and changes in people's musical tastes, and we can certainly relate to those, as well as all the other things they mentioned. They talked about different strategies they tried over the last few years to turn the decline around. And I was thinking 'yes, a lot of things sound familiar'," Schenk said.
Schenk says he spent time reading comments on the New Zealand Facebook page from sad festivalgoers.
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Are there any train or bus line going from Aachen to Roermond, I'm travelling from France and the cheaper way for me is to take the Thalys up to Aachen ( my final destination being Swalmen).
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Is it possible to take a train from Bochum to Roermond?
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Hi, it's hard to find out info about this hotel online. But the location and price is very convenient. Does anyone know anything about it? Mostly I'd like to know if it's clean and if still exists because it's not on any of the hotel booking sites.
Hotel De La Station
Stationsplein 9, Roermond
Einhoven Airport to Roermond by train
I am flying from London to Eindhoven on 18 September, for onward transit to Roermond. Can yo tell me the train times. I will be arroving at 1910.
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Accomodation & Work in Roermond or nearby
I'm planning to come to Limburg in December and would love to hear from anyone with any ideas or links in regards to living there, finding accomodation and work.
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Wonderful stock, thank you for sharing! I was looking for your rules or stock licence information but didn't find any. What is your policy on artwork prints, meaning artworks where your stock has been used: do you allow use of your stock in commercial prints, also outside DA? Meaning the use of your stock as part of the artwork print, not to sell your stock as it is!
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There are not so many hotel rooms in Nevares, just 1, still everyone can find an offer to suit his choice. The most common offers in this city are apartments, they count 1 out of 1, and their prevalent location is central district. According to our practice, it is the most profitable to book a hotel in the south of Nevares, as it is the location of the hotels with optimal cost and quality offers along with the cheap hotels. Taking into account the small size of the city, there is no need to dwell hotel reservation on the location: the road to the city center would take less then half an hour, so one can book a hotel in any district of Nevares. The most populated with hotels district of Nevares is the center, 100% of cheap hotel rooms are concentrated here. Nevares is a truly multifaceted city, here everyone can find a hotel of his choice: a business person, a young couple or a family with little children. Take a look at our selection of the cheap hotel rooms in Nevares to make a well-informed choice for your reservation!
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This slab-mounted snow sensor reliably detects snow and ice on concrete or asphalt when used in conjunction with the SCE-120 Economy Snow Melt Control. In particular, it detects moisture when the temperature is below 38°F. The sensor mounts in close proximity to the snow-melting cable to ensure the pavement and sensor become dry at similar time intervals. Maximum distance between the sensor and the control is 650 feet using 18 AWG wire. Note: Sensor wire must remain separate from any high-voltage wire to avoid a distorted sensor signal.
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Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS (Precise Pangolin) Officially Released by Canonical
Canonical has just announced that Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS (Precise Pangolin) has been officially released for its Desktop, Server, Cloud, and Core products.
Ubuntu releases are always on time, but this latest version arrived with a small delay. That is of little importance because the distributions comes with a wealth of new features.
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Casino related artwork
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I need a Russian graphic designer which is able to understand English, there is no need to be 100% fluent but a basic level is a must, the designer needs to be able to produce professional quality work in both 3D models and 2D casino related interfaces.
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text: Greetings from Laos. Being perfectly honest, I crossed the border without knowing a whole lot about this country, geographically or culturally speaking. But, sometimes I think that can be a perfect ingredient for falling in love with a place. No expectations or preconceived notions, just surprise and awe. Here in Luang Prabang, that's just what has been happening. I arrived in the city as the 3-day Laos New Year (Pi Mai Lao) celebration was beginning. One of the many ways Laotians celebrate their new year is by hosting citywide water fights, with some flour and paint thrown in (literally) for extra fun. To be in the city of Luang Prabang during Pi Mai Lao is to participate fully...and that means getting very, very wet and bombed with flour (click here to see what I looked like by mid-afternoon on the first day of Pi Mai Loa). Hope life is grand in your neck of the world.


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HYATT house Dallas/Richardson - Richardson
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 130 smoke-free apartments
- Restaurant
- Outdoor pool
- Free area shuttle
- Fitness center
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Computer station
- Front desk safe
Feel at home
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Sofa bed
- Kitchen
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Stovetop
- Microwave
What's around
- University of Texas at Dallas (2.8 mi / 4.5 km)
- Eisemann Center for the Performing Arts (1.3 mi / 2 km)
- Collin Creek Mall (2.5 mi / 4 km)
- ArtCentre of Plano (4 mi / 6.5 km)
- Adventure Landing (4.2 mi / 6.8 km)
HYATT house Dallas/Richardson - Richardsonfrom Rs5,947
- Room, 1 King Bed, Accessible (Shower)
- Non-Smoking
- Guestroom
- Executive Suite, 2 Double Beds
- Suite, 1 King Bed with Sofabed
- Suite, 1 King Bed
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 130 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-midnight
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
Travelling with others
- Up to 2 children (18 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets allowed (dogs and cats only) *
- 2 per room (up to 22 kg)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- Free area shuttle within 5 mi
Other information
- Smoke-free property
Nearby Three Star Richardson hotels
In the hotel
- Free buffet breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- Snack bar/deli
- Free reception
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Barbecue grills
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Outdoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- 24-hour business center
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 5
- ATM/banking
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Sofa bed
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- Private bathroom
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- 32-inch flat-screen TV
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- Desk
- Free weekday newspaper
- Free WiFi
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- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Microwave
- Kitchen
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- Daily housekeeping
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"Helpful Staff, Quiet Ambience, Proximity to Train Station, Free Shuttle Service make it a great place to stay. Breakfast could have had variety for long-term stays. Missed waffles!"Feb 6, 2016
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Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool or fitness facility without adult supervision.
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Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of USD 50.00
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 75 per accommodation, per stay (maximum USD 175 per stay), plus a one-time cleaning fee of USD 100
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Excellent 4.3 /5 from 276 reviews
Appears to have been an apartment or condo complex. Our building had no elevator, there was a strong musty odor in the hallway, and a strong curry smell from the Indians cooking across the hallway. The room had a nice sitting area, beds were comfortable and clean. Didn't like that weekend breakfast started at 7am since our soccer game started at 8. Overall we enjoyed it but would ask for a different building if staying in the future.
The first night I was a little disturbed as our room type was not available. I was mad since I had called the day before and told them our plane arrived late, 10 p.m. The room had been booked for at least two months. After a few minutes, the staff put us up in two rooms across from each other. These rooms were nice, but I felt that it was a switch and bait technique to get us to switch from one room to two for the 6 of us. But, overall staff was quite nice and accommodating to our needs and time.
The front desk staff did not seem like they knew what they were doing. Confused about our check-in information. They also called one of our rooms at 11:30 pm and woke up family telling them to be quiet- they were disturbing guests. They'd called the wrong room by mistake, but insisted they hadn't.
Easy access location, near good restaurants, makes drive to airport easier.
We were there fo business so we wanted quiet, uncomplicated and a comfortable stay. And it was.
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Medical College of Wisconsin Names Dr. Jon Lehrmann to Hold Kubly Chair in Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine
The Medical College of Wisconsin has named Jon Lehrmann, M.D., to hold the Charles E. Kubly Chair in Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine.
Dr. Lehrmann is Interim Chairman and Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine.
The chair was established by Dr. Michael C. and Billie Kubly to honor the memory of their son, Charlie, who battled depression before committing suicide in 2003. The Kublys' gift will continue to support research into the nature, effects and treatment of depression, particularly in young people.
Dr. Lehrmann, who is a Wisconsin native, joined the Medical College faculty in 2000 after completing both his M.D. and residency training at the Medical College. A board certified psychiatrist and a member of the American College of Psychiatrists, he was the director of the Medical College's psychiatric training program, and has received multiple teaching awards.
Dr. Lehrmann is also a nationally recognized expert in treating mental illness in veterans, and has published multiple papers and book chapters focused on the challenges facing men and women with mental illness.
"Dr. Lehrmann is dedicated to both research and education," said Dr. Kubly. "He is teaching the next generation of caregivers of our mentally ill, and will help ensure they get the very best care, while searching for an end to psychiatric disorders."
Depressive disorders affect 10 percent of people in the United States. Suicide is the third leading cause of death in 15- to 24- year olds and in Wisconsin, is the 2nd leading cause of death in that age group. It is predicted that by 2020, depression and heart disease will be the two leading causes of death.
"A majority of patients who attempt suicide have mental illness," said Dr. Lehrmann. "As caregivers and educators, we have a responsibility to learn more about these illnesses and redouble our efforts to identify the causes of mental illness, develop successful treatments, and prevent tragedies like the death of Charlie Kubly. This endowment will help me continue my efforts on all those fronts."
The Charles E. Kubly Foundation was founded to raise awareness of the disease of depression, stamp out the stigma associated with it and help people to access resources in their communities.
"The Kublys' commitment in the face of tragedy is remarkable, and we are profoundly grateful to them for their gift," said John Raymond, Sr., M.D., CEO and President of The Medical College.
Dr. Kubly earned his M.D. degree in 1963 and completed his residency in orthopaedic surgery in 1969 at the Marquette University School of Medicine, which became The Medical College of Wisconsin in 1970.
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Walter wrote:What really burns me up is that this ad is interfering with Kyle's ability to be an ass.
The man is a genius ass and should not be thwarted by you greedy capitalist bastards on King Street.
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The US investment bank Citigroup is heading for a collision with Calpers, one of America's most powerful shareholder bodies, after the giant pension fund warned it would not support the re-election of the bank's chief executive and chairman on the grounds of poor corporate governance.
The US investment bank Citigroup is heading for a collision with Calpers, one of America's most powerful shareholder bodies, after the giant pension fund warned it would not support the re-election of the bank's chief executive and chairman on the grounds of poor corporate governance.
Calpers, which has $160bn (£88bn) under management, issued a damning statement about the role of eight Citigroup directors ahead of the bank's annual shareholder meeting next Tuesday.
The move is unusual in America, where companies do not adhere to many of the boardroom rules that UK companies follow. Calpers, which supported Citigroup's directors last year, said its opposition was due to a toughening in its stance on corporate governance.
Calpers' main concern was that five directors, including the chief executive, Charles Prince, were members of Citigroup's audit committee, and had authorised the audit firm to carry out other, potentially lucrative, consultancy work.
It also attacked the chairman, Sanford Weill, saying that as chief executive from 1998 to 2003, Mr Weill "had a significant role in several scandals to negatively impact the company". It added that the bank, the largest in the world, which bought Schroders in the UK, would be better served by a chairman it considered to be independent.
Citigroup was one of a number of US banks which last year was forced to hand over a total of $1.4bn to Eliot Spitzer, the New York attorney general, following allegations of banks issuing biased research and offering shares in popular IPOs to favoured clients.
Calpers, the California Public Employees Retirement System, has 26 million shares in Citigroup, which is only 0.5 per cent of the vote, but the group is often looked to by smaller funds as an activist leader in proxy voting.
Citigroup dismissed Calpers' criticism as "unwarranted". A spokesman said: "Citigroup adheres to the highest standards of corporate governance, business practices, accuracy and transparency in its accounting and financial disclosure."
Calpers is also turning its fire against Coca-Cola, saying certain directors, including Warren Buffett, the billionaire investor who heads Berkshire Hathaway, are not independent.
Calpers said it would withhold a vote to re-elect Mr Buffett and some other directors because they had authorised Coca-Cola's auditor to provide non-audit services, and it would vote against all of them.
Calpers said it had tightened up its guidelines on auditors after a string of corporate scandals in the US such as the collapse of Enron, where the company's auditor, Andersen, was found to have been complicit in the massive cover-up of the true state of its finances.
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scott has reviewed the St. Supery Moscato 2009 /5
rckr1951 I'd love to hear your thoughts on this. Moscato seems to be gaining steam in this area.2178 days ago
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Lucille Ball used to own this house overlooking the town of Sedona, AZ.
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talking with nazoma ball, lucys sister in law, she said lucy never owned a home in sedona. she had a business center in flagstaff but never lived in sedona.


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Movie Times and Places App
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Would like to create an App that you choose a movie you want to see e.g. 'Django' and location 'Wellington' and App will show you where and when that movie is on that day/week. So will need to scrape information from all of the cinema sites.
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