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By Hunter Reed / Greeneville Astros | April 4, 2013 8:16 AM ET
GREENEVILLE, TN - As baseball season begins, many former Greeneville Astros are looking to make an impact on their parent club in Houston and throughout their four full season affiliates that begin play on Thursday.
Three players that began their professional careers in Greeneville suited up for the Houston Astros on Sunday when they defeated the Texas Rangers, 8-2, to open the Major League Baseball season. All-Star second baseman Jose Altuve was joined by outfielders Brandon Barnes and J.D. Martinez. Altuve and Martinez were on the Opening Day roster for the second consecutive time while Barnes was making his first appearance and joined Altuve in the lineup as the starting right fielder.
Altuve, Barnes and Martinez will all serve as great examples for the 2013 Greeneville Astros once their roster is set following the First-Year Player Draft in June. However, the top four affiliates in the farm system for the Astros, Triple A Oklahoma City, Double A Corpus Christi, Class A Advanced Lancaster and Class A Quad Cities, got their rosters set this week and will feature a total of thirty-three former Greeneville Astros.
Thursday, April 4th marks the beginning of a new season and the opportunity for these players to show everyone how hard they have been working on improving during the off-season. It is their next step in moving closer to playing Major League Baseball.
Upon the release of the Opening Day rosters, Greeneville Astros general manager David Lane said, "We are so happy for our former players that are improving and advancing through the Astros' system. While we have had thirteen players reach the big leagues and have three players in Houston right now, there are several others getting closer and closer to reaching their dreams."
Many of the next big leaguers will come from Triple A Oklahoma City. In fact, right-handed pitcher Jordan Lyles has already reached the ultimate goal of playing in the big leagues and could likely return before long. However, the 2008 supplemental first-round selection will begin the season with the RedHawks. Lyles will be joined by fellow right-hander Jose Cisnero and catcher Chris Wallace.
At the Double A level, ten former Greeneville Astros will suit up for the Corpus Christi Hooks to begin the season. Five of those are pitchers including right-handers Ruben Alaniz, Jorge De Leon, David Martinez, Ross Seaton and lefty Pat Urckfitz. Meanwhile, Rene Garcia and Ryan McCurdy will be two of the team's catchers while Jonathan Meyer, Jiovanni Mier and Ben Orloff will be manning the infield.
In Class A Advanced Lancaster, there will be six former Greeneville Astros. They will be led by a pair of former first round draft selections in right-handed pitcher Mike Foltynewicz and second baseman Delino DeShields, Jr. In 2012, Foltynewicz was named the South Atlantic League's Most Outstanding Pitcher and DeShields became the first minor league player in the modern era to steal over 100 bases and hit over 10 home runs.
Other former Greeneville Astros players that will be joining the JetHawks will include right-hander Tyson Perez, right-hander Carlos Quevedo, left-hander Luis Cruz and third baseman Rafael Valenzuela.
At the newest Astros affiliate in Class A Quad Cities, there will be fourteen players that previously played in Greeneville. This includes nine players that were in Greeneville as recently as last season. Among those players is last year's number one overall selection in the First-Year Player Draft, shortstop Carlos Correa. Moving up with him will be Mike Hauschild, Jordan Jankowski, Mitchell Lambson, Lance McCullers, Daniel Minor, Rio Ruiz, Terrell Joyce and Ariel Ovando.
Among the River Bandits players that were on the Greeneville Astros prior to last season include Vincent Velasquez, Roberto Pena, Chase Davidson, Jesse Wierzbicki and 2011 Greeneville MVP Jordan Scott.
Fans can keep track of the progress of each of these players throughout the season under the "Where are they now?" section on www.greenevilleastros.com.
The Greeneville Astros begin their season on June 20 at the Bluefield Blue Jays for three games before returning for their home opener on June 23 at 7:00pm against the Elizabethton Twins.
Season tickets, half-season tickets, and ticket books are now available for purchase at the Astros Administrative office located at Pioneer Park on the campus of Tusculum College. The office is open Monday-Friday from 9:00am-5:30pm. For more information on the Astros, call (423) 638-0411 or visit www.greenevilleastros.com.
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Josh Hamilton Swings Deal With Viva Coca, Joins Rihanna On Marketing Roster
By Barry Janoff
May 9, 2012: Josh Hamilton, fresh off an historic game in which he hit four home runs and set an American League record with 18 total bases, has signed a deal to represent Vita Coco.
Hamilton, an outfielder for the Texas Rangers, joins Boston Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia and 11-time ASP World Surfing champion Kelly Slater as sports faces for the Vita Coco brand. The company is also represented by hip-hop star Rihanna.
Financial terms of the pact were not disclosed.
Despite the fact that he is one of the highest profile players in Major League Baseball, companies have stayed away from marketing deals with Hamilton due to his tattered background, which includes struggles with alcohol and drugs. His other deals are baseball-specific, including Nike cleats, Wilson gloves, Louisville Slugger bats and Franklin batting gloves.
Hamilton, who was the first pick in the 1999 draft by the Tampa Bay Rays, has been through rehab programs, which along with his strong religious convictions helped him to earn AL MVP honors in 2010 and a spot on four All-Star teams (2008-11).
Hamilton and the Rangers have been to the World Series in each of the past two seasons, losing to the San Francisco Giants (2010) and St. Louis Cardinals (2011).
Over the past years, Hamilton has experienced the highs and lows of being an athlete. On July 7, 2011, Shannon Stone, a fan in attendance with his son at Rangers Ballpark, leaned over a rail to catch a ball tossed into the stands by Hamilton and fell 20 feet; Stone later died from his injuries.
On May 8, 2012, he become just the 16th player in MLB history to hit four homers in a game en route to setting an AL mark for most total bases in one game.
Vita Coco, which said it is the best-selling fresh coconut water brand in the nation, said that Hamilton would be part of an effort to "educate consumers about the importance of natural hydration."
Hamilton will be featured in Vita Coco's U.S. marketing campaign, "Hydrate Naturally," beginning this summer via radio, billboard, POP and digital/social media including Facebook and Twitter.
"The authenticity of this partnership is that Josh drinks Vita Coco as part of his training and he's having an incredible season."
"The authenticity of this partnership is that Josh drinks Vita Coco as part of his training and he's having an incredible season," Michael Kirban, Vita Coco CEO and co-founder, said in a statement. "We're thrilled that more and more world-class athletes have made Vita Coco their choice for natural hydration before, during and after a game."
VIta Coco said it has found a "loyal following among professional and amateur athletes alike, who swear by the brand for its electrolyte-rich hydration and nutrient replenishment properties."


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Until I joined Breakthru Fitness, the most challenging exercise I had put my body through was bending to find the remote control under the couch. Its greatest asset — among the 70 classes a week in a fully equipped center with big-screen TVs always airing the Food Network — is the Adult Total Conditioning class. ATC is meant to make an athlete of anyone, regardless of level of fitness: It's great for those who are in shape but looking for something new, and perfect for those who break a sweat brushing their teeth and require a Rosetta stone just to understand exercise lingo. (Seriously, what are burpees?) Unlike any other method, ATC delivers some major results. The cunning use of weights, climbing rope, giant rubber bands, kettle bells and sandbags not only brings out your inner model, but also increases your endurance, metabolism, flexibility and speed. Noel, one of the trainers, who is part stand-up comedian, part fitness gestapo, will make sure you don't finish without drowning in your own sweat. (Which reminds me, ladies, if you're there to meet a guy, don't bother. Your makeup will melt like a pack of crayons left on the dashboard in August.) The workouts are always different, and they beat striding aimlessly on the machines like hamsters. Breakthru is a far cry from the overcrowded gyms that smell like an indoor kiddie pool, and instead of employing high school football jocks has compiled a group of fantastic professional fitness artists who will take the shapeless blob that you are and sculpt you into a thing of health and beauty. 345 S. Lake Ave., Pasadena. (626) 396-1700, Breakthrufitness.com.
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Fourth-generation circus performer Richie Gaona has been flying the trapeze since he was 5 years old. He moved to Los Angeles in 1988 to put his circus tricks to use as a stuntman, teaching actors and fellow performers how to fly on the side. Gaona's Trapeze Workshop now has a devoted following of diverse students who attend his trapeze classes, offered three days a week out of a facility boasting a trapeze hung 20 feet high where he, his girlfriend and his son teach thrill seekers how to perform like a pro. Fifty bucks gets you a two-hour group lesson with the flight guru. By the end of the first day, you'll not only be able to soar above the ground without screaming, you might even be willing to let go of the slim wooden bar and let your partner catch you mid-air. 5702 Lubao Ave., Woodland Hills. (818) 710-8191, richiegaona.com.
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Believe it or not, for as big and abundantly sunny as L.A. is, it's a town seriously lacking in good options for lap swimmers who want smooth water, regulation-size lanes and backstroke flags. One excellent solution to this problem is the Rose Bowl Aquatic Center, where parking is free and the two Olympic-size pools are a welcome sight, especially when you discover that one is kept at a toasty 87 degrees — perfect for chilly nights in the colder months. The center also offers a top-notch master's program, swim lessons, lifeguard training (bonus points if you get asked to pretend to drown during one of the drills) and an on-site pro shop in case your goggles break. Even more amazing to someone who has Googled "seriously Los Angeles rec swim where" is the well-organized website, which offers comprehensive lap swimming and lane-change calendars, closure notices and even a live webcam, in case you want to watch people exercising in lieu of actually doing it yourself. 360 N. Arroyo Blvd., Pasadena; (626) 564-0330, rosebowlaquatics.com.
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You might expect a belly dance class in a yoga studio to be impossibly new agey, or to skimp on the high-velocity, highly specific muscle moves that make the dance such a killer ab workout. But Shannon "Shea Butter" Lewallen's Shimmy Shape-Up at Swerve Studio on Third Street strikes the right balance. Described as a "newly innovated full-body medium-low-impact cardio workout," Shimmy Shape-Up offers solid instruction on the basic elements of belly dance — arm movements, hip and rib cage isolation, traveling steps and, of course, the shimmy — at a pace that's slow enough for beginners to follow, but not so snail-paced that you won't break a sweat. 8250 W. Third St., Mid-City. (323) 782-0741, swervestudio.com.
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Funny thing about place names around L.A. — they vary wildly in descriptive accuracy. Studio City does have movie and TV studios nearby, but Panorama City lacks any obvious panorama. While City of Industry does possess a lot of light industry, much of the municipality looks pretty tame, and parts of it are rather leafy and scenic, like the Industry Hills Golf Club, attached to the Pacific Palms Hotel & Conference Center. All in all, it's a spiffy and relaxing suburban resort occupying a commanding, rolling hill in the close-in Inland Empire. The Golf Club has won numerous awards from aficionados and features two full courses: the Ike (Eisenhower) and the Babe (Didrickson), with 160 sand bunkers, eight lakes and access to the resort's spa and two restaurants. 1 Industry Hills Pkwy., Industry Hills. (626) 851-4653, ihgolfclub.com.
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"Unfree Speech: The Folly of Campaign Finance
Reform" Bradley
A. Smith, Commissioner, Federal Election Commission - 3/21/01
"Who's Buying Campaign Finance Reform" American Conservative Union
"The Terrible Secret of Finance Reform," John Samples, Cato Institute - May 2001
"Campaign Finance, Corruption, and Oath of Office" - Cato Institute Handbook for the 107th Congress:
"John McCain Is Wrong" David M. Primo, Cato Institute - April 2, 2001
"Campaign Finance and the First Amendment," Erik Jaffe, The Center for Individual Freedom
Campaign Finance Fantasyland - in a Cato Institute Daily Commentary, June 11, 2001, Patrick Basham looks at the British experience with campaign spending limits.
Why Congress Can't Ban Soft Money - David M. Mason, Heritage Foundation Backgrounder, 7/21/97
Money, Politics and the First Amendment -- Major Garrett, Cato Institute Briefing Paper, 6/19/97
Campaign Finance Reform Proposals and the First Amendment -- testimony of Capital Law School Professor Bradley A. Smith before the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee, 2/27/97
White House Cashes in on Campaign Finance Duplicity - National Policy Analysis #223 by David Almasi shows how the Clinton Administration abuses laws regarding campaign fundraising while calling for new ones, Movember 1998
Blacks Say Shays/Meehan Campaign Reform Bill Would Have Chilling Effect on Minority Political Speech - press release by the national African-American leadership network Project 21, July 1998
Mad About the Sprewell Case? Blame Labor Unions - National Policy Analysis #187 paper by David Almasi explains how the arbitration process that restored basketball player Latrell Sprewell's contract is the same one that works against the campaign finance rights of union members, March 1998
The End of Representation: How Congress Stifles Electoral Competition - Eric O'Keefe and Aaron Steelman, Cato Institute Policy Analysis, 8/20/97
Campaign Finance Laws Need a Tune-up,
Not an Overhaul - David
W. Almasi in this National Center for Public Policy Research
National Policy Analysis #182 paper, January 1998.
Senate and House Showdowns on Campaign Finance Reform Set for Early '98 - Common Cause Editorial Memorandum, 2/98
Common Cause Editorial Update - 2/18/98
"About Employees' Rights: Paycheck Protection" National Right To Work Legal Defense
"Government-Granted Coercive Power: How Big Labor Blocks the Freedom Agenda" Reed Larson, President, National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation address delivered to Hillsdale College - September 15, 1999
National Policy Analysis #197: Paycheck Protection Promotes Union Integrity - Paper explains why unions would benefit from the increased trust of their membership if payroll protection policies went into effect - May 1998
National Policy Analysis #192: Paycheck Protection: Cheap for Business, Good for Unions - Paper explains why union charges that businesses will pay the price for paycheck protection are unfounded - April 1998
The Worker Paycheck Fairness Act: Ending the Involuntary Use of Union Dues -- D. Mark Wilson, Heritage Foundation Backgrounder - An analysis of the House of Representatives version of the 1998 Paycheck Protection Act, February 12, 1998
About Employees' Rights: "Paycheck Protection" Schemes - Criticism of Paycheck protection by the National Right to Work Foundation, which believes paycheck protection proposals are not strong enough.
Oregon Elections Previews AFL-CIO's 1996 Political Plans - Charles P. Griffin, Deputy Director, Government Integrity Project, Heritage Foundation, February 7, 1998
"Supreme Court rejects Nader's challenge to corporate funding debates" Anne Gearan, The Associated Press, May 1, 2001
"Court Backs Limits on Campaign
Spending" Charles
Lane, Washington Post, June 26, 2001
"A 'Shot in the Arm' for Campaign Finance Reform" Paul Volpe, Washington Post, June 26, 2001
"Getting Nowhere on Campaign Finance Reform" David Broder, Washington Post, October 12, 1997
Campaign Finance Bill Filibustered -- David Espo, Associated Press, 2/26/98
Campaign Finance Bill Likely Dead for the Year -- CNN Allpolitics, 2/26/98
Talking the Talk, But Not Walking the Walk; Not Even Senator Feingold Wants to Abide By Proposed Campaign Reform That Bears His Name - Political Money Monitor #10, 2/27/98
AFL-CIO to Earmark $20 Million to Fight Paycheck Protection - Political Money Monitor #10, 2/27/98
Political Initiative - Jeff Archer, Education Week, 1/21/98 (A thorough news report about the payroll protection initiative that passed in Washington State in 1992, and its subsequent effect on the political landscape.)
Senate Prepares to Debate Campaign Finance Reform - Brooks Jackson, CNN, 2/23/98
Labor Agenda Driven By Campaign Considerations; Anticipated Clinton Regulations and Reappointment Favor Organized Labor In Attempt to Secure Labor's Political Cash -- Political Money Monitor #7, 1/16/98
Reports Show Incumbency the Key to Campaign Cash; Business and Association PACs Don't Always Support Republicans - Political Money Monitor #5, 12/12/97
Teamsters Cash Helps Legalize Marijuana - Political Money Monitor #3, 11/21/97
Filings Show Congress Cannot Operate Under Current Campaign Laws; Members Push Stricter Rules While Ignoring Milder Ones -- Political Money Monitor #2, 11/4/97
Political Money Monitor newsletter archive - The National Center for Public Policy Research's newsletter covering campaign finance and paycheck protection issues.
Press Releases
"Study shocker: Most politicians can't be "bribed" by campaign contributions" - Libertarian Party Press Releases, February 9, 2000
"35 House Members Will Oppose Any Bill That Increases Contribution Limits" - U.S. PIRG, October 14, 1999
"Public Citizen Challenges Constitutionality of Campaign Finance System for Judicial Elections in Texas" - April 3, 2000
"History of the American Reform Party" - American Reform Party
Seattle Union Officials to Face Trial for Illegally Deducting Dues for Politics - News from National Right to Work Foundation of a complaint filed against a union for using member dues for politics, August 6, 1998
Projection? Rejection? - National Education Association's comments on the defeat of paycheck protection in California
Project 21 Release: Blacks Say Labor Union Behavior is Best Reason for "Paycheck Protection" - Project 21, National Center for Public Policy Research, May 1998
"Labor Unions Run Deceptive Ad Campaign Against Pro-Worker Ballot Initiative" - The National Center for Public Policy Research, April 21, 1998
"What Does the AFL-CIO Have to Hide?" Asks Journalist Thrown Out of Union Press Conference - The National Center for Public Policy Research, February 13, 1998
Labor Union Set to Grab More Member Cash for Politics; Legislation May Make This the Last Time for Many - The National Center for Public Policy Research press release, February 6, 1998
Statement Of Common Cause President Ann McBride On The Release Of FEC Audits Of The 1996 Clinton And Dole Presidential Campaigns - Common Cause Asks FEC to Hold Clinton and Dole campaigns accountable for campaign finance violations, December 1998.
Union Members Oppose Having Their Dues Used for Political Agendas - African-American leadership group Project 21 press release, May 1995
Recent developments in Campaign Finance Regulation - Brookings Institution website provides nearly daily updates on activities in thie campaign reform arena
McCain-Feingold-Cochran Campaign Reform Bill, 2001 - Senator John McCain (R-AZ)'s website containsthe text Senate legislation and an archive of his office's press releases on the topic
The Citizen Legislature and Political Freedom Act - Congressman John Doolittle (R-CA)'s legislation in the 105th Congress to mandate electronic filing and strike down campaign contribution limits. Site contains not only the text of the legislation, but op-eds and policy arguments on campaign reform topics
Checkbook Democracy, a frequently updated site concerning many articles revolving around campaign finance.
Cato Institute Money and Politics section
Online Resource Center: Congress Link -- Reference Resources Related to Campaign Finance Reform
Campaign Finance Reform Archives - Public Citizen Watch
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'Granted Campbell is in line for a huge payday. With the Salary Cap likely to increase again this off-season and a dearth of high-quality blueliners available this coming off-season, Campbell could demand a huge contract in the open market. In light of recent contracts given to LA's Lubomir Visnovsky (5 years $28.75 million) or Montreal's Roman Hamrlik (4 years $22 million), Campbell should at least expect a similar deal. I wouldn't be surprised if the offer comes in at nearly $6 million per season.'
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Post subject: After the Bye Week
Ok, so 2-2 was not really what we were looking for after starting 2-0. In particular, the Philly game collapse hurt and sent us into the bye week with our tails between our legs ! UGH. However, the team coming out of this bye week will be very different than the team we had weeks 1-4.
Roaf and Warfield will complete change what both the offense and defense were doing. Roaf opens up all the downfield options we've been missing because of lack of time to throw. Warfield can cover without the help McCleon needs all the time and hopefully will allow for a much more aggressive defense.
We all know the offense can play better. Lets hope Roaf truly was that missing link and we can stay healthy.
The defense however.. I'm confused. For example.. against Philly we blitzed alot in the 2nd half.. but were very unsuccessful getting to the quarterback. Why ?
Well, I believe it's because of the crap zone defense we've been running. Maybe I don' understand the design.. but it seems to me.. if you're gonna bitz the quarterback and he's gonna be looking to get rid of the ball early.. well maybe you might wanna consider covering the freaking short routes. Instead they played some soft zone with all sorts of space underneath and Philly tore us apart with it. Force them to throw it downfield.. the goal is that with the blitz.. the QB won't have the time and the defense can force a sack or incompletion/throw away. I cannot stand being nickel and dimed down the field for a TD. I'd much prefer to blitz.. play man.. and if they beat us over the top for one.. well fine then. Atleast it wouldnt be demoralizing like the long drives they allowed. My hope is that with Warfield.. Gunther will feel confident that he can call a blitz and play man behind it. If not.. we're doomed.. we don't have enough talent on the d-line in terms of pash rush to effectively pressure the QB.
I also think Gunther needs to go back upstairs to the booth. His defensive adjustments thus far have been horrible. He needs his birds eye view !
Anyway.. thats all I have for now. What are you guys looking for coming out of the bye week.
Oh.. can't forget to mention... Priest needs to be in the game when we are in the redzone. PERIOD ! I like getting Larry a drive here and there but not at the endzone. Get Priest in there. Stop coddeling LJ !
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inside either of the 20's the priest NEEDS to be in the ballgame.
Big Willie will get trent more time and we can send kennison and parker downfield more. that will stretch the field and open up the running game and allow GONZO to get open in the middle of the field more. my my my my my my my how wille roaf will make a difference and warfield should get a few ints for us as he does every year and he should shore up the complete barrage of passing. WE NEED RYAN SIMS BACK he will get push and free up jared and carlos hall for more sacks.
I agree we need to play M2M BAD. the zone is killing us its like oh he is out of my zone so even tho' i am the last part lets let him go. gunnie does need to move back upstairs. the LB's need to be more agressive in the blitz.
i have a few choice words for LJ about hanging onto the football. he runs too straight up and hangs the football out in the air
last 2 weeks LJ decided to put the pampers back on and he needs to get punished for it play priest until they stop him or he needs a couple of plays off for a breather and then get him back in and ALWAYS have him in inside the 20
the skins have a good d and will exploit lj if he plays as wildly as he has recently
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The 'Skins do have a good defense. It will be a good first test for the offense with Roaf back. Al Saunders needs to make sure we stay explosive in the first AN SECOND half of the game.
Both sides of the ball have been out-coached these last 2 games ! That can't continue !
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'Black Thursday' Banned in 3 States
(NEWSER) – The spread of Thanksgiving Day shopping has created a lot of fuss this year, but it's not a big issue in Rhode Island, Maine, or Massachusetts—because it's illegal. The three New England states have "blue laws" dating back to colonial times that ban shopping on Thanksgiving and Christmas. And despite the efforts of retail groups that complain shoppers are crossing into other states, attempts to change the laws have gone nowhere, and residents say they're happy with the break from commercialism, the AP finds. Even some retailers who could open under exemptions prefer to keep their doors shut on the day.


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Boldest, Most Audacious Toll Plan Ever to be Presented to City Council
An audacious plan to construct $1 billion in new toll lanes on several highways across the city's north side, the most sweeping toll road plan ever unveiled in San Antonio, will be unveiled to City Council tomorrow.
LOOK at the map of the roads THEY WANT TO TOLL:
And you'll be paying to build the roads you will then have to pay again to drive on.
The proposal calls for half of the $10 increase in the annual vehicle registration fee, which was quietly approved by Bexar County Commissioners earlier this year, following a classic 'back room deal' allowed it to pass the Legislature, will provide the seed money to raise $1 billion for the toll road plan.
Anti toll activist Terri Hall says the 'smoke filled room' deal was a classic sell out of Bexar County taxpayers.
"All the other local option vehicle registration fee hikes which passed the Legislature earlier this year, every one of them, requires that the increase first go before the voters for approval," Hall said. "Except for the one in Bexar County."
The money would go to building so called 'managed lanes,' tolled for you, free for carpools and busses, on Interstate 10 between La Cantera Boulevard and Ralph Fair Road on the far northwest side, on Loop 1604 from Bandera Road all the way to Redland Road, and on 281 from Marshall Road to the Comal County line.
Also included in the plan are non tolled overpasses on 1604 from Potranco Road to Highway 90.
"The managed lane concept is typically a freeway within a freeway where a set of lanes within the freeway is separated from the general purpose lanes," says the report on the toll plan to be submitted to City Council. "A principle management strategy for non general purpose lanes can include allowing free use of the lanes for high occupancy vehicles and paid use of the lanes with a toll."
That is government gibberish for, you have to pay to build the lanes with higher annual vehicle registration fees, and then you have to pay again to use the lanes, unless you're a car pool or a Via bus.
The concept of managed lanes as a mechanism to cut down on highway congestion has been totally discredited ever since a University of California Berkeley study in 2004 concluded that not only do managed lanes, sometimes called 'diamond lanes' not reduce highway congestion, they frequently lead to increased traffic jams and are a complete waste of taxpayer money.
"HOV loans have never proven to unclog freeways, ever," Hall said.
City staffers say they are 'not recommending any action' on the proposal, which was floated by the Alamo Regional Mobility Authority, which is Bexar County Commissioners Court.
Hall says the proposal is outrageous.
"They're using our tax money to build a toll road, and then they are going to charge you again to drive on it," she said. "Vehicle registration fee hike is a tax hike. It is public money. It should be used to build free capacity on our highway system, not toll capacity. And that is the most offensive thing about this entire proposal."


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Men's soccer falls 8-0 at AndersonOctober 12, 2010
The Trojans scored eight goals in their win over Brevard
Anderson, S.C. - The Brevard College men's soccer team was unable to contain the Trojans of Anderson University's offense on Tuesday afternoon as they fell 8-0. The Trojans took an early lead and never looked back as they were able to net eight goals in the contest. With the loss the Tornados fall to 1-12-1 on the season and 1-6 in South Atlantic Conference play.
Anderson opened up the scoring in the first 10 minutes of play when Clement Samson took a shot from 15 yards out following a save to score the first goal of the game at 8:34. Samson's goal gave the Trojans an early 1-0 lead.
Ben Jones who was credited with an assist on the first goal scored from 15 yard away from the net to give Anderson a 2-0 lead at 13:08. The scored would remain the same heading into halftime.
The Trojans added on to their two goal lead six times in the second half in route to their 8-0 victory over Brevard.
The Tornados are back in action on October 23rd when they play host to the visiting Wolves of Newberry. Game-time is set for 3 p.m. at the Brevard College Soccer Field.


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Good service by proffesionals, the location, the smile. I should nt mentioned it , but i found a little bag of sugar that was already used in my coffe set.
Kids stay free! The staff were very friendly and accommodating. The rooms are spacious and very clean. We were given discounted tickets to Acquatopia next door, which we thoroughly enjoyed. Although the hotel is near the train station, it is a quiet hotel. The neighborhood may appear to be at first less than scenic but it is very safe.
Large room, comfortable beds, convenient to train station Bathroom was oddly shaped (uncomfortable toilet)
Location, comfort, good service.
Location, Cleanliness, Friendly Staff, Leisure. Restaurant was abit overpriced for what they served.
Location; value for money; fantastic receptionists - very helpful and friendly Inadequate lighting in the room (room 741); and curtains did not shut completely.
Good business hotel with good facilities and location
The location, which is really excellent. My husband upgraded my room as a surprise as this is the first trip I had away from my 1 year old baby twins. The staff were supposed to mention it but no one did. He had to tell me himself he upgraded the room to a suite.
The location and the size of the room. Opening hours of the pool and sauna were too short
The location was spot-on The way too loud live piano-music in the lobby/restaurant. Very annoying.
Kindness of hotel staff, enough space in the room
General atmosphere and appearance No bar lounge service after midnight
were upgraded to superiour room without additional charges room was located on 2nd floor with the back window coming out onto the car park which caused a lot of noise from people getting into their car and slamming doors etc. during the night. Would not recommend the same room to anyone.
The staff of the hotel was very attentive and ready to help at any moment The temperature in the room was very cold, the central heating didn't work
Friendly staff and clean hotel Bathrooms are very clean but somewhat old fashioned
A very good location for our visit to the Theater Hotel and we will certainly stay with you the next time we are in Antwerp. This time the room was not of the same standard as when we stayed with you on our last visit
Location, hotelroom, friendly staff.
The location: the centre!! The price for the room: good! The price for breakfast was rediculous: too expensive!!! The staff was fairly rude!!!
Breakfast choices Room tempertaure control not available
best was location breakfastroom too crowded in the morning,
Location 5 - 8 min walk from Centraal Stn. Room facilities were excellent, comfy bed and the wired free internet in the rooms fast and excellent. Would recommend if the price is right!
The bed was great The reception staff never took the phone when you called them...late at night....but when you finally got a hold of them, they were polite though
charming staff Airco not sufficient and too noisy (room 701)
The staff very helpful and lovely. Design of rooms. Location opposite the park and city center. Internet connection/Wi-Fi problems. Housekeeping (after the first night was not very good).
Good price-value ratio, good location, nice staff, breakfast really tasty and more than enough...
the room was very nice and spacious. Location is great. Room cleaning service could have been more efficient.
Free Internet access in the room; The breakfast with the croissants;The decoration of the room, really modern and confortable; The big park nearby; no restaurant
Fast effective check in, decent rooms, good beds Nothing special, therefor maybe overpriced. Parking definitely overpriced/
Good location. Nice rooms. Street parking possible. Very close to the city center. Everything's perfect...
It's clean and nice, nothing is broken or anything. City centre is only max 10 min walk away. I used national bank parking, 6 min walk and 5 euros a day. The room was big enough, but I had hoped they would be a bit large.
Our stay was great and the staff were very helpful. Thanks. The reason I have given fair for comfort is that we didn't like the water bed!
No free wifi in the bedrooms
It's location in the city center Room was very small, view was bad, climate was terrible, defintely NOT a 4 star hotel
Central location and nice hotel with nice bar. room had 2 single beds pushed together instead of double and tile missing in celing
The location was good, staff helpful, breakfast was plentiful. Our room was dirty as were other parts of the hotel, parking unavailable very near hotel. Seemed more like two-three stars rather than four.
The breakfast was great! The staff at the desk & at the breakfast were efficient & courteous! No way is this hotel 4 stars! The sheets did not fit the bed! The pillows were from the 1980's! The bathroom 1970's!
The breakfast wat wonderfull the carpet in the rooms en the hall. Not clean
breakfast was good but no coffee self service. Close to restaurants etc. Room decoration needs updating. wall paper hanging or scraped in many places. It surely was not what I would class as a superior room. Strange was also that every night had a different room rate, although still amounting to the agreed total for the 3 nights.
very difficult to check in our out. Only 1 staff person, the line was long and took 20 minutes. I would stay again, but now I know the process
Extremely close and handy for the Railway Station. Very clean, well managed, and very good value. The staff were all well trained and polite. I will stay at this hotel again and can recommend it highly for business travellers.
We liked the central location, near shops, restaurants and touristic sights and the size, comfort and cleanliness of the rooms
Staff were competent, helpful and genuinely friendly.
privacy, quiet, central location shower broken. Towels had holes in them.
Able to utilise my HHonours so free upgrade to Executive Suite and Lounge
Very good breakfast. Cleanliness. Good bed Everything OK
They didnt respect your reservation and tell us they dont have rooms even we get confirmation from kayak
Central location
As always: I like the location and the nice atmosphere of this hotel.It is very clean and the staff is realy nice and helpfull. Great breakfast. So I will look forward to my next stay .
Superb location, so central. The staff member at reception on checking in was really friendly and helpful. Lovely room, very spacious as was the bathroom where the shower cubicle was separate from the bath which I love The price - it is very expensive though you do get what you pay for
A friendly environment in the heart of Antwerp with all comfort.
Beautiful stay at the hotel. Perfect location and the room was nice very nice and comfortable. For sure I will come back again. Breakfast was too expensive, so I didn't try.
Big rooms, comfortable beds, 2 chairs, big bathroom, good shower, great location just a block or so from the cathedral Staff kept asking for a voucher. I sent them the confirmation email and eventually that satisfied them.
Very friendly and helpful staff at the reception, spacious and well-equipped room Outrageous breakfast rates
Friendly personnel. The breakfast was very good with alot of choice. I had booked 2 rooms, but when we arrived, only 1 room had been actually been reserved. It took quite a while before a second room could be arranged as the hotel was apparently full. Finally after 20 minutes, a second room was given to us.
Good value The outside ring road was a little bit noisy inside dutiny night.
location ideal for meeting with easy out-of town access and parking not ideal if for leisure stay
Public transport to town center is easy Swimming pool & Sauna Promised safe in room unavailable Secure parking is not free as was advertised
The location is good. The room is too small.
I really liked the lobby and the reception design. The rooms are old style and not suitable with the new lobby
confort and design breakfast
Reservation was for a "king" room - that was not available upon check in we were told - they only had "queen" available Why make a reservation when they cannot provide what is reserved?
Pleasant staff and comfortable room
Good value for money. Breakfast was very good. Free parking right in front of entrance. Video on demand abusively expensive, location a bit too busy with cars everywhere, public transport to city center not so good
The room was very clean and cosy. The hotel has a very central location.
The breakfast buffet is fantastic.
coffee not served at table during breakfast old documentation of the city of Antwerp 1994 !!!! (in room)
more than adaquate, look forward to future stays.
Having a nicebed in A'pen Breakfast, to crowdy at one moment
Breakfast The smell from the sink in the bathroom.
The location staff are unprofessional, breakfast is bad specially the egg and sausage choice. Rooms are dirty. Electric plug was broken and we complained three times but nothing was done.
Excellent services
Location was not too far from the city center. Better deal than other 4 star hotels (offered on line) with breakfast The beds were comfortable and firm enough. I am very disappointed!. We were expecting a 4 star hotel but this is barley a 3 star hotel. 1) The smell or cigarette was all over our room and the staff were not very helpful !!! I went to the front desk and complained , the gentleman behind front desk was trying to help and maybe switch the room , but for some reason he is asking the lady (Emma) and she said there is nothing available and her solution was spraying the room to get rid of the smell of smoke!!!! Either they sprayed the room or not even didn't bother!!! since the smell existed until we checked out. We could not keep the door /window open at night since our room was facing the HWY and the noise was disturbing us. 2) We arrived at 9:25am for breakfast and the four trays of the warm food were gone!!! There was no staff in the restaurant and I told the front desk to send someone to the area. The fruits and other food items were also not fresh and not good quality. We were planning to stay a few more nights upon arrival but with our disappointment we decided to stay only one night. If Scandic wants to survive in Antwerp they must do something about this low quality service.
The hotel serves good breakfast. The rooms are large and clean enough.Though the hotel is situated on the outskirts of Antwerpen it is rather easy to get to the centre of the city. Just a 5-minute walk and 5 minutes by tram and you are near the Central Station. I didn't like the cheating price policy of the hotel and I would never recommend it to anybody. I booked 2 rooms, each of them was 333 euro according to booking.com confirmation. So I was very much surprised on seeing the bill comprising 888 euro. The reception did not even appologise. Just printed a new right bill which was paid. On coming home I realized that they have withdrawn 884 euro from my account on the date of our arrival. The sum of 216 euro disappeared. A friend of mine paid the room cash on arrival. The hotel asked for a 60 euro deposit that should have been given back on departure. It wasn't due to some mistake of the receptionist. These constant money problems practically spoilt the most favourable impressions of the city.
The room was comfortable and clean. The staff was helpfule. The lobby had enough space. Small shop.
roomservice, parking, breakfastbuffet matras of the bed
employees very helpful shower curtain fear everytime you take a shower
Wonderful location for us as it was easy to get to off train. Helpful staff and very clean large room. We enjoyed our stay.
Very modern and stylish hotel. Friendly staff. The bed was a little too soft. I prefer a firm mattress.
Centeral Location no
Nice big comfortable room and a gym with pool for guest use
The swimming pool and the breakfast. And the location! The beds were a bit outdated and uncomfortable.
bar closed 23:hrs saturday night. staff would not provide roomservice
1 i didnt like this hotel
The city location was perfect, only a few hundred metres from the railway station. Also very convenient for shopping The bar prices in the hotel were ridiculously high.
Great Pool, Sauna and Turkish Bath. Staff was also very nice and polite. TV in the room not quiet what we expected but that's just really a small issue. The way to the car park was a bit tricky and also the way up. But besides that, good beds and everything.
Brand new facility, nice furnishment. Too small and hard pillows. Too soft bed.
The room is great value for money When my room was cleaned they often left dirty towels and did not remove used shampoo bottles etc.
wifi should be free
location, comfort and good dinner if possible should include breakfast
Cleanliness Paying for wifi
The hotel was in a great location. The rooms were well equipped and very nicely decorated. The hotel is nice and quiet and has a peaceful atmosphere. The staff were very pleasant and helpful with our enquiries. Although the sheets on the bed were clean and freshly laundered they were stained. The bed was not a kind rather two single beds pushed together which was a little uncomfortable to sleep. The bed-side table was not very clean and I needed to clean it myself.
nice rooms, beautiful architecture of the rooms terrible breakfast on a sunday morning, hotel fully booked, poor service
Very nice hotel, clean and centrally located. The underground parking is a plus. It costs 15EUR but it is quite recommendable if you arrive by car
The coffiee possibility, the ensizing mirror at the toilet, good beds. My room was probably next to something that sounded very high, possible a air-condition fan? Luckely I had my earplugs so I could sleep anyway, but if I shouldn't have them I should have asked for another room -and that I feel should be no problem with the service I recived in the check in. I would like to have some more information, eg. regarding how/where to use the wireless and in the elevator some more info about the different levels - eg. here is the bar, breakfast etc.
Location, nice building, different environment (judish area), close to the city center. Cleanliness of the room was poor, service didn't arrive even after two warnings, staff in the restaurant was not trained (meal has arrived late and cold).
The breakfast was very good, the room was big and clean. Yes, For such a expensive hotel wireless should be for free! A pit poor that you have to buy this at reception.
I appriciated the serviceminded and kind staff. The room was clean, which is very important for me. Good breakfast. No free access to internet.
Smiling faces. Extremely pleasant and helpful staff. We had an upgraded room as the hotel was not full. Welcome glass of sherry or port
Excellent situation in the heart of the historic centre. Also a very individual hotel totally unlike the usual business chains / brands
Quiet location in the centre of Antwerpen, breakfast is ok, clean hotel. a bit expensive but that might be logical for such a room on such a location.
location ambiance and room furnishings
The room was light and cheerful and the included breakfast was excellent. Good location. Staff spoke perfect English and was always helpful. Nothing that Ican think of.
It was very nice to have a private garden. My wife smokes and we had a non smoking room. It was very nice to have a garden where it was allowed to smoke.
Big rooms, excellent location Parking was full. We were adviced to go to park along the river, which turned out to be very expensive (38 E for 24 hours). We only found out after picking up the car.
Not much to like at this hotel. I hope to get a bargain, but I ended up hating my decision. Extremly noisy, both inside as well as outside (very close to the train station, which is so noisy...). Room is very small and the carpet is soo dirty. Windows do not open, air stinks! TV is up high, you cannot watch it without breaking your neck. Only thing that was ok was the bathroom: clean and nice shower.
Friendly staff, in the centre of town and nice price.
Location right next to the station. Good price for a single room. A nice size room and bed very comfortable. Friendly staff. Typical Breakfast; cereal, cold meats, cheese and fruit juices. Quite, with double glazed windows. UHT milk for breatfast. Why no fresh milk? Drain smell in bathroom but only briefly. Seams to be a general problem with Antwerp. Mixer tap in bath for shower.Dirty carpet and cracked mirror in the lift.
the postion of the hotel was excellent, breakfast was good and overall good value The room didnt have tea/coffe facilities, there were marks on the bed which was off putting
breakfast was very good bathroom very clean, location great for station but a long walk (15 mins) to the best bits of Antwerp. walls in room needed cleaning, a double room did not come with a double bed the two single beds were pushed together with a double spread over the top, a little deceptive from the pictures. both beds were unsupportive.
Proximity to centre and zoo. Parking took a while.
It is good location every thing was good except advance booking information wass npt available
The location, it was very easy to move around by foot or by metro and there were a lot of restaurants that you could choose. If you are interested in buying diamonds there are a lot of jewerly stores all around. The staff attitude. There are definitely not for " customer service"
room smelt of cigarettes, one of the single beds was missing a leg, so the bed was unbalanced and the toilet was still dirty from last occupants. Breakfast was vey basic with no toaster, cheap horrible tasting fruit juices, not much choice of anything. The only positive thing about the hotel was its location opposite the train station, so handy in that sense.
The hotel is right across the street from the central train station which is very nice when you arrive by train, however, when the window is open in your room it makes it very noisy. The two large windows were fixed so that they would not open much - only about six inches. It was summer and the thermometer we had read that the room was over 90 degrees F. We asked for a fan but the hotel had none. We did not stay the second nite.
comfort of the room nobody spoke french in the reception for an hotel with for stars it's very sad
I liked the luxurious atmostphere, bath, location, internet and somewhere safe to leave the car. Price
Location for the Wezenberg Pool was excellent (across the road!!) which was what we went for. Comfort, cleanliness, large room, air-con worked well, bar, bar staff were lovely, excellent breakfast, price. I would definitely stay here again. I felt the staff on reception were a bit anti-English and I felt like I was an inconvenience to them EXCEPT for a Dutch guy called Mike Osinga. Nothing was too much trouble for him and he was very helpful and friendly even finding out which train we needed and from which platform. All hotels need more Mike Osingas!! What a lovely young man!
Outstanding, efficient and friendly service from the hotel staff. Breakfast buffet was very nice.
Nothing It was surprising that there was no english tv Channel. bbc World / bbc 2 were changed to Music and cnn was not working.
The breakfast/restaurant and the comfort level of the bed were the only decent part of the hotel. The rooms are well past their "use by" date - stained carpets, burns on the furniture, stained shower curtains, mold on the shower walls. The rooms are also extremely dark - I stayed in an Executive room and had to move the lamps next to the desk so as to no strain my eyes. There are very few restaurants within walking distance, particularly on Sunday nights when the hotel restaurant is closed - the hotel recommends the same restaurant to everyone but it only holds about 40 people. Also asked at reception (she was unsure where the airport was!) how far the airport was and was told it was 20kms away and would take 28 mins - in truth, it was 9 kms and took 10 mins. Also, note that they don't stock the mini-bar in the room.
Good facilities, helpful staff Lighting in room was too subdued
Excellent value for money at weekends. Although not central the transport links are very good indeed with a tram stop some 100 yards from the hotel.
We had booked a non-smoking room and when we arrived we found our room actually had a strong smell of smoke. We were then moved to a smaller non-smoking room, which was fine.
Hotel restaurant, excellent food. Heating didn't work, overly squeaky doors, parking garage too small.
The breakfast and restaurant for choice
Very nice breakfast buffet. Had a large quiet room with large bathroom on the backside of hotel. Free parking.
Swimming Pool and bar Noise and being overcharged on hotel bill
The hotel is quiet, some facilities for relaxation are available, a large parking is there, very good for a duty trip. It's a bit overpriced for the standard offered.
I came already to the fantastic restaurant (good foord and very nice service) but the room (superior) we stayed was also a very good experience, quiet environment and good comfort. Nothing at all , maybe there should be a grand piano in the restaurant.I wouldnt mind to play a little bit in this very stylish restaurant.
Very Nice Meal, comfortable bed No Tea/Coffee making facilites in room. Also very warm, no Aircon.
Convenient for Antwerp and well placed bettween Calais and Holland for driving. Has good size shower cubicle and powerful shower. Toilet paper holder loose on wall in both rooms we used (510 & 610). No tea or coffee making facilities in room. Very slow service in restaurant and table water (tap) was charged for.
Location to the centre During my stay, the internet was not working in the room. Just a temporary glitch, but the main issue is the centralised air conditioning... the hotel will either be too hot or too cold for some people, and it cannot be set to give individual temperature zones
central location for sight-seeing and station small lounge area with no bar
quite place, but close to the center, clean and renovated, discreet.
Excellent location--8 minute walk to Central Station; Clean, modern room with excellent internet access in the room; friendly, helpful front desk staff.
Excellent location. Just round the corner from Diamond Center, and only 5min walk from the central station.
proximity to centre of city rooms looking a bit tired
Great locaion, Comfortable Room and Good quality breakfast. Great value for money
value for money
nice large rooms, kosher breakfast available! street not too nice
The Location, the free dinks buffet during happy hour. Small room and transparent (glass) wall between toilet and sleeping part of the room.
The Banks Hotel is well-situated in the city center, particularly for those in town for a fashion industry related trip. Also, there is a coffee/tea machine in the lobby that is self-serve for guests, and a complimentary happy hour + tapas from 16h30-20h30. The hotel lobby closes at 20h30 and from that point forward, guests have to enter through a side door by swiping a badge-- it works fine, but is not the most hospitable move for a hotel of its stature. The rooms have an industrial aesthetic which is appealing, though the lack of color makes it feel a bit 'cold.'
The breakfast was nice and the complimentary evening drinks were a nice touch Unfriendly and unhelpful staff. The room felt a bit like staying in a multi storey carpark. There was no ambience
Good location in central antwerp, but quiet. Good parking nearby. Had stayed at the hotel for some business trips in the past with postive experience. Decided to stay on family weekend, however would not reccomend this hotel for family! Was made to feel quite unwelcome by the staff, the room is far too small for a cot, (we are unable to move) and the terms for costs relating to the hotel providing a cot were not at all clear and the hotel was completely un flexible around this. Also we paid extra for a top floor room. Website gave impression that this was giving some advatange, but there was absolutely none - Do not book this option. Overall dissapointed.
I really like this hotel and would love to give it a rave review. The rooms are very nice, but sterile. A simple fresh flower would help. The hotel lacks the perfect balance between what it wants to be and what it actually is. They have a night entrance and no evening personnel. I felt a bit uneasy with this. The air conditioning unit started leaking water in the middle of the night. Sadly, it is a very impersonal experience. I feel it is priced a bit too high considering the lack of amenities and services.
The staff was helpful and eager to please. The room was clean with a good view of the city. The hotel rooms has no television or internet access. It was a little too modern for my tastes. The price of a 'suite' seemed too much considering the room.
The Banks was an excellent little hotel, perfect location, very funky rooms which were even an ok size, nice helpful staff, very nice breakfast included and great value for money. Its new and seems not quite finished yet, but no major construction going on just small things. Very highly recommended, if you want a nice cheap Design Hotel in Antwerp.
Good breakfast helpful staff. Improvement for the room stated above
The hotel is need and very modern--clean, comfortable bed. Flowing coffee. Close to the center of Antwerp. No telephone service in room! I did got my receipt when I left early on Sunday, Sept 14 because no one was manning reception early. But I already paid my bill upon check-in.
they could have done more with the rooms. Concrete floors and ceilings are not very appealing to me. Also you should not save money on beds. They could have been better quality so as the sheets; We paid 135 euro a night so you would expect better quality.
close to train station ; breand new hotel ; godd design - good room ;=)
cosy room great bathroom and walk in shower.... excellent staff and location decided to forego the 15 Euro breakfast as thought it should have been included in the price, as many other hotels in this range do so.
The location with access to the trains and shopping was very convenient. The staff were very helpful. The cost of breakfast at 15euro each was a bit fierce
Clean, modern, convienent location to train station
Location beside train station easy to find. Bums hanging around outside front door. X-rated movie theatre 2 doors away.
Check-in was welcoming and efficient. Room was spacious, modern, and very good value for money.
The location near the Centraal Station was very convenient. The staff were excellent. The room was comfortable and well equipped. It had a pleasant modern design. It was great to have air conditioning! The bed was a bit firm for my taste. I would have like to be closer to old town but it was walkable.
Well equipped room, friendly staff, quality breakfast No restaurant in the hotel, no car parking, no bar.
the room and the service no where to park the car for handicapped people
In general, the common areas and the staff were great at the hotel; the shower and the towels were great. We paid one of the top rates and the room was miserably small. We could barely move around the bed. We had to leave the car in an outside garage, 100m meters from the hotel.
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Secure on-site parking was welcome and good value. Rooms had air-conditioning. Ice making machine in lobby. Overall excellent value at weekend tourist rates.
Not a four star hotel
Convenient location, comfortable hotel, good breakfast buffet included in price Two favourite TV stations, previously shown, had been lost and not re-tuned in - "Vitaya" and "Jim"
staff were very understanding and wanted to help you all the time i would use the hotel again in the future fantastic hotel would recommend anyone to go there good value for money clean tidy hotel thanks very much
Location near Haven was just where I needed to be. Price was great value. In room internet didn't work. Staff was helpful, but couldn't solve problem over the weekend. Free Wifi in the lobby worked out fine - but for a business trip, it would have been an issue. They offered to move after the first night - so the staff dealt with the problem very well.
It's a basic hotel. All basic hotel services are available. I liked the free WIFI. On arrival, my reservation was not found. We had to stay at a smoking room with two separated beds. The smell of the room really got to us. My girlfriend couldn't sleep and had a headache the next morning. Only after threaten to leave we were offered an other room. This experience had a negative effect on our opinion of the hotel.
The bathroom is really wel organized, I loved the door system. And the location is good beteren the center and the highway
Good clean Hotel, short distance to City Centre and near to Boats
Staff were very helpful and welcoming and the om was very clean and understated. n/a


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Our January Cover Girl Is . . . Gwyneth Paltrow!
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Gwyneth Paltrow showed off her singing voice by guest-starring on Glee this season, but turns out, that was only a warm-up! The Oscar-winning actress, GOOP.com editor, mother of two and our January cover girl turned herself into a full-blown singer for her role in the upcoming movie Country Strong, in theaters January 7th. "I've never prepared for anything more in my life," Paltrow told us. "There was studying with an accent coach, learning to play guitar, and of course the singing. My voice didn't have any power or strength at all, and I wanted to try and sing properly." And she's proud of how it turned out: "You know, last night when I was watching the film, I thought, This is the best job I've ever done," she said. "Normally I can't stand to see myself, but with this film I felt like it all came together, all that hard work and putting myself in such an uncomfortable position where I felt so scared of how I was going to do it. I'm happy with how it turned out. I am." For more of our exclusive interview with Paltrow, check out the January issue of InStyle, on newsstands Friday.
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Burns was so lucky to keep hold of the title last time, think he clearly lost that. and got his jaw broken. could be a tough night ahead of him. sounds like Crawford is tricky.
http://www.secondsout.com/news/main-...rd-make-weightRicky Burns says he will thrive as the underdog in his WBO World Lightweight title defence against Terence Crawford at the sold-out SECC in Glasgow tomorrow night, live on Sky Sports
James DeGale is also fighting, a confident/disrespectful opponent
http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/James-D...ail/story.htmlNetherlands-based Khatchikian is hell-bent on causing an upset when he challenges the Briton for his WBC Silver super middleweight title in the main event on a Channel 5-televised Hennessy Sport/Sanigar Events promotion at the City Academy in Redfield.
He said: "He can box well, but he is lacking the toughness required for professional boxing," said the challenger, who boasts an unblemished 20-fight record.
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I don't know all the fact but the Stuart Allan chap has acknowledged & responded to the criticisms in an articulate, respectful and intelligent way in my opinion, from distant memory some other small show promoters could take a 'leaf out of his book'
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Thanks Gary,
I don't see the point in just shouting at people that didn't enjoy your product. Every promoter can learn from criticism and should in my opinion respond to it properly, too many turn to abuse, which neither helps or addresses the short fall.
i would like to add that I was responsible for the production on the show and was not part of the promotional team but I do think the promoters did a great job under extreme pressure.
Denzil, so glad you enjoyed your trip up, it was my pleasure to introduce you and to watch you fight. That body shot was class mate, hope to see you again.
Well said Stu, can you post the results of the show mate.
I will put them up later this evening Keiran
Thanks Jay.
Just came on to do that. Thanks Jay.
Original fight card looks like it was set up for the polish guys to get wins. Got a polish Bjj black belt v a first time pro guy on there and they probably brought the guy reed up thinking he would lose but the other polish Bjj black belt gassed out and lost


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Like many people, I really don't like clowns. This has been true since my fifth birthday party at the Ground Round, when I glimpsed Bingo the Clown's real mouth through his greasepaint grin and realized that he wasn't actually smiling.
Adapted from Will Elliott's novel of the same name, The Pilo Family Circus tries to play on that primal fear of the face beneath the face, the manic giggle that's really more like a scream. And in its first third, Matt Pelfrey's play is appropriately menacing. Following a run-in with a red-nosed apparition, everyman Jamie (Nick Paglino) finds himself dogged by the footfalls of floppy-shoed feet. Before long, he's yanked into a malevolent circus in another dimension that is either Hell or a Hot Topic outlet, where he comes face-to-face with his own inner It.
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