Zadroga Bill: 9/11 Health Bill Passes House
On September 29, the House of Representatives passed legislation known as the Zadroga Bill. This bill, if signed into law, will provide free health benefits for first responders to the attacks on 9/11. The bill was passed mostly on party lines by a vote of 268-160.
The full name of the legislation is the Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act. The New York Daily News reports the bill will provide ongoing health benefits and more than $7 billion in compensation to the 9/11 rescue workers. The money is aimed at those with ailments linked to the toxic conditions at Ground Zero.
However, despite the common cause that usually surrounds anything to do with the 9/11 attacks, there was divisive debate before the vote. The Daily News reports that Republican representatives branded the bill another "entitlement" from big government. One GOP member, Lamar Smith (R-Tex.) called the bill "irresponsible overreach" and questioned the circumstances of the death of its namesake, NYPD Det. James Zadroga. CNN reports a New York coroner stated Zadroga, a police detective, died in January of respiratory failure which was linked to the toxic air at the World Trade Center site. At the time of his death, Zadroga was 34 years-old.
Three Democrats also voted against the Zadroga bill.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Cal.) says the bill is fully paid for and will not increase the deficit, reports the Daily News. However, the bill still must pass in the Senate where majority leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) has said he will get it to a vote by attaching it to the defense spending bill which will come up for consideration after the November elections.
The best summation of the House action on the Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act was reported by CNN and came from Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.). "Today, we put aside a little politics and we did a little right and a little good."
- House passes 9/11 Health & Compensation Act (ABCNews)
- The Post-September 11 Compensation of Different Victim Groups (FindLaw's Writ)
- House of Representatives (FindLaw's LawBrain)
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2001 WISCONSIN ACT 15
An Act to amend 346.05 (3) and 346.17 (2); and to create 343.30 (1o) and 346.072 of the statutes; relating to: motorists approaching certain authorized emergency vehicles, tow trucks, or highway maintenance equipment stopped near a highway and providing a penalty.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
343.30 (1o) of the statutes is created to read:
343.30 (1o) Upon conviction of a person for violating s. 346.072, the court shall suspend the violator's operating privilege as follows:
(a) For a period of not less than 90 days nor more than one year, if the offense resulted in damage to the property of another but did not result in bodily harm to another.
(b) For a period of not less than 180 days nor more than 2 years, if the offense resulted in bodily harm to another but did not result in the death of another.
(c) For a period of 2 years, if the offense resulted in the death of another.
346.05 (3) of the statutes is amended to read:
346.05 (3) Any vehicle proceeding upon a roadway at less than the normal speed of traffic at the time and place and under the conditions then existing shall be driven in the right-hand lane then available for traffic, or as close as practicable to the right-hand edge or curb of the roadway, except when overtaking and passing another vehicle proceeding in the same direction or when preparing for a left turn at an intersection or into a private road or driveway, and except as provided in s. 346.072.
346.072 of the statutes is created to read:
346.072 Passing stopped emergency vehicles, tow trucks and highway machinery equipment. (1) If an authorized emergency vehicle giving visual signal, a tow truck flashing red lamps, as required by s. 347.26 (6) (b), or any road machinery or motor vehicle used in highway construction or maintenance displaying the lights specified in s. 347.23 (1) (a) or (b) or, with respect to a motor vehicle, displaying the lights specified in s. 347.26 (7), is parked or standing on or within 12 feet of a roadway, the operator of a motor vehicle approaching such vehicle or machinery shall proceed with due regard for all other traffic and shall do either of the following:
(a) Move the motor vehicle into a lane that is not the lane nearest the parked or standing vehicle or machinery and continue traveling in that lane until safely clear of the vehicle or machinery. This paragraph applies only if the roadway has at least two lanes for traffic proceeding in the direction of the approaching motor vehicle and if the approaching motor vehicle may change lanes safely and without interfering with any vehicular traffic.
(b) Slow the motor vehicle, maintaining a safe speed for traffic conditions, and operate the motor vehicle at a reduced speed until completely past the vehicle or machinery. This paragraph applies only if the roadway has only one lane for traffic proceeding in the direction of the approaching motor vehicle or if the approaching motor vehicle may not change lanes safely and without interfering with any vehicular traffic.
(2) In addition to any penalty imposed under s. 346.17 (2), any person violating this section shall have his or her operating privilege suspended as provided in s. 343.30 (1o).
346.17 (2) of the statutes is amended to read:
346.17 (2) Any person violating ss. 346.05, 346.07 (2) or (3), 346.072, 346.08, 346.09, 346.10 (2) to (4), 346.11, 346.13 (2) or 346.14 to 346.16 may be required to forfeit not less than $30 nor more than $300.
(1) This act takes effect on July 1, 2001, or on the first day of the 4th month beginning after publication, whichever is later.


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Cutting into large coins like the beautiful Real Silver Dollars takes a lot of work. The greater thickness of the Dollars and the greater surface area makes it a much harder project than just cutting from a quarter, but it is worth the effort. Only on this larger coin size can we fit a 6 piece relationship necklace set.

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As cool weather arrives, so does the usual wardrobe crisis. What to wear when the temperature drops below 20˚? No idea. Good to see that the wardrobe is slightly less populated these days, thanks to a clothing swap and also thanks to a vast bag of stuff cluttering up the bedroom floor, shortly to make its way to the Brotherhood of St Laurence. However. The T-shirts of the last few months will not be enough this morning. What was I wearing in spring?
I pull out a top I made and wore a few times in the spring. It’s Tessuti’s Ola top, very simple and wearable in the lovely versions they show on their website. It has the potential for patchworking a range of fabrics together.
The one above is somebody else’s work of art. I made mine in a heavier fabric: printed linen from Darn Cheap Fabrics, a wild abstract scattering of green, blue and grey on white, which was irresistible when I saw it on line.
It’s always a bit of a risk, buying fabric like this. You can’t rub it between your fingers, get any sense of how it might feel as trousers, skirt, shirt. A bit scratchy? Semi-transparent? Who knows?
My linen isn’t really what Tessuti suggested for the pattern. It’s too heavy. It doesn’t move with the body; it’s a little stiff. There seems to be too much of it under my arms. But I still love its wild colours.
Today, however, when I put it on with plain blue cotton trousers underneath, it doesn’t look good. It’s attention-seeking. It’s over the top. I’ve spent the summer in loose striped T-shirts, why would I want to dress up like this? I swap it for a long singlet and a shorter striped T-shirt, and I’m done. Add an old blue cotton shirt, found in a garage sale last year, and I’m all ready to head out into a cool autumn morning: sunny after yesterday’s heavy rain.
It feels as though there’s a mismatch between the fabrics I love and the things I want to wear. I want to dress plainly: no frills, nothing too tight, mostly dark colours, everything designed to last. But show me a wild print on pure linen and I’m lost. Apart from this top, I’ve also made two printed linen versions of Tessuti’s Eva dress, and mostly they just hang in the wardrobe waiting for a party.
What I wear in summer is loose trousers and loose T-shirts, and in winter heavier trousers with (bit of a gap in the wardrobe here, actually – warm loose top needed!) or a Tessuti Eva dress adapted to make a plain dark pinafore dress out of brown suiting wool.
For some reason, a long heavy dress in winter is fine, but a long loose linen dress in summer barely gets worn.
It remains to be seen if the current project – Marcy Tilton’s ‘little French house dress’, Vogue 8813 – ends up being worn several times a week, or not. At least it’s made out of common-or-garden striped stretch cotton. Fingers crossed.


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Ashutosh Gowariker (born 15 February 1964) is an Indian film director, actor, writer and producer. He is known for directing the films Lagaan (2001), Swades (2004), Jodhaa Akbar (2008), What's Your Raashee (2009) and Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Sey (2010). He was nominated for an Academy Award and European Film Award, and has won a number of other awards, including a National Film Award, five Filmfare Awards, and seven international film festival awards.He also became a voting member for the Academy Awards in 2005.
Susi Ganeshan is an Indian film Director, Producer and screenwriter.He was born in Vannivelampatti, Madurai District in Tamil Nadu to Tamil parents Subbiah and Sittappa. He changed his screenname to Susi Ganeshan, his first name being derived from the first two letters from his parents' first names. He graduated from Madras Institute of Technology with a Bachelors degree in automobile engineering. During his college days, he was a journalist and had published many articles for the Tamil magazine Ananda Vikatan
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Mahesh Bhatt is a prominent Indian film director, producer and screenwriter. Bhatt's early directional career consisted of acclaimed films, such as Arth, Saaransh, Janam, Naam and Zakhm. He was later the writer of numerous commercial films in a range of film genres, from dramas like Hum Hain Rahi Pyar Ke and comedies like Duplicate, though he was mostly recognised for thrillers like Inteha, Jism, Murder and Woh Lamhe.
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Anupam Kher is an Indian actor who has appeared in nearly 450 films and 100 plays. Though mainly appearing in Bollywood films, he has had roles in some films from other nations as well. He has held the post of Chairman of the Censor Board and National School of Drama in India.
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Mahesh Manjrekar is an Indian director, actor, writer and producer. He is credited with directing the critically acclaimed films Vaastav: The Reality (1999), Astitva (2000) and Viruddh... Family Comes First (2005). He has won a National Film Award and two Star Screen Awards. Besides direction, he has acted in several films including some of his own productions. He first gained acclaim as an actor for his performance in the 2002 film Kaante, and later played negative roles in the Telugu film Okkadunnadu (2007) and as the gangster Javed in the film Slumdog Millionaire (2008).
Sajid Nadiadwala is an Indian film producer. Nadiadwala started as an AC Technician and then later worked as spot boy and graduated to become production assistant in his uncle's production house before establishing his own production company called "Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment". The production company has churned out many hits including Jeet (1996), Judwaa (1997), Har Dil Jo Pyar Karega (2000) and Mujhse Shaadi Karogi (2004).
Mukesh Bhatt is an Indian film producer, who has produced several Bollywood films. He is the younger brother of director, Mahesh Bhatt and also the co-owner of the production company, Vishesh Films, set up in 1986. He is also the uncle of actors, Pooja Bhatt and Emraan Hashmi.
Bhatt was born to Nanabhai Bhatt (1915–1999), a Hindi film director-producer. His father was a Gujarati Hindu Brahmin and mother a Muslim. Nanabhai's brother, Balwant Bhatt (1909–1965) was also a Hindi film director.
Bhatt has one daughter named Sakshi and a son Vishesh;Vishesh Films was named after him in 1986.


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The original Ventura, launched in 1957, made watchmaking history as the world's first electrical, battery powered watch. Creating an automatic version of a watch famed for its battery powered movement is a bold move, and one that's typical of Hamilton. It's also a fitting tribute to the ultimate rulebreaker and Ventura's biggest fan: Elvis Presley. The H-10 movement that can be seen through the skeletonized dial of this model has a power reserve of 80 hours in a nod to what would have been Elvis's 80th birthday.
By suppressing the escapement regulator and through the refinement of the kinematic chain from the barrel to the escapement, the H-10-S has the capacity to store double the power of comparable standard movements, offering an extended power reserve of up to 80 hours.


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We had the good fortune of connecting with Alejandra Zermeño and we’ve shared our conversation below.
Hi Alejandra, how do you think about risk?
Risk is my life partner, as an artist and owner of an art studio I cannot be certain of anything, not even my own creativity, much less my life. I have got used to living always jumping into the void, sometimes I hit myself hard but I always come out ahead of situations. The failures even make me learn more than the successes. I have taken a certain affection for risk, because it makes me expand my limitations.
Can you open up a bit about your work and career? We’re big fans and we’d love for our community to learn more about your work.
Since I was 7 years old, my way of communicating and feeling happy was through creating three-dimensional shapes, I sneaked around and rummaged in the cupboard to steal a few cookies that I then dipped with tap water to form a thick dough with which I made figurines, when they were finished I arranged them in such a way that my imaginary audience could appreciate them and of course both they and I could have a feast and eat the works at the end of the exhibition. Already in adolescence there were many signs that my days would be dedicated to creation. At 17, sculpture as a profession and a way of life chose me. I decided to train professionally and I was fortunate to be able to study in one of the most beautiful schools dedicated to the plastic arts in Mexico City, the San Carlos´s Academy of Arts located.There I spent 4 years of my life from 8am to 8pm from Monday to Friday learning about painting techniques and materials, photography and graphics, I learned to draw with a nude model and to model with plasticine, I was soaked in theory and Art History and I made friends with whom we could spend hours and hours making, talking and living art. The years at the Academy were wonderful, but unfortunately they did not provide me with professional tools to help me live professionally as an artist. My personality has always been a bit impatient and I like to learn, know and do things quickly in order to cover many of my visual and artistic interests. Personally, my academic studies only worked for me to continue studying and later do a master’s degree, but they did not help me to forge a successful professional career in real life. A few years after finishing my university degree in Art, I had saved part of the scholarship received during my studies and survived making videos for events such as weddings, baptisms and first communions, but it was not enough to pay the expenses generated by an independent life, not much less to generate more works. I started looking for income options, I didn’t want to stray too far from creation so I started looking for companies that required artist services, I found that film and television production was divided into specific departments that contributed to the making of the film or audiovisual and one of those departments was that of Special Effects, which is basically made up of plastic artists, designers and creatives who create fictional characters, copies of real characters (mannequins, bodies), blows, wounds, characterization makeup, among other things and each one of them required a sculptor to make them. My first job was in a production house led by only two plastic artists with a lot of talent to solve and manufacture everything they asked for, I suppose they gave me the job because I felt sorry for them, since I arrived telling them that I was an artist and had a university degree But on the first day of work both they and I realized that everything I had learned in school was useless, my methods were out of date and therefore I earned very little and they hardly let me do any of the important work because They were afraid that I would spoil it, I would leave work at 6pm and go to the park and literally cry until my tears were dry, while I was looking for a way to improve, I decided to stay later than departure time to practice and model and practice techniques that I learned from just seeing them, my attitude allowed me to improve quickly and each new creation made outside working hours, I recorded them in a photo and treasured them as the best r teaching of my life. A few months passed and the production house stopped receiving projects, I couldn’t wait because I was already paying rent and the expenses that my life generated. With a folder full of new jobs, I went to get a new job in a special effects production company that worked mainly for Mexican and American cinema, they received me very well and soon after the owner offered me to be the head of the workshop, Many of the projects depended on me and we did many commercials, special events, but especially movies. It was my great school, I learned the importance of the discipline that is needed to create a work, I got to know new materials and processes that the Academy never showed me and that later I incorporated into my own creative process and my personal works and the most important thing was that made me understand that there are specific methods to achieve dreams and materialize ideas. The cinema gave me many tools, but the most important was the Self-Management tool, I realized that nobody cares about your life, projects or dreams more than yourself and that if you don’t do what is necessary to achieve it, it is It is very likely that nobody will do it for you, especially if you did not have direct access to the world of art or to the economic and social media that would allow you to generate your works and pay for your life as an artist. All that experience helped me create a successful life as an independent artist. Since then I have dedicated myself to producing my own work, managing my own art studio and my work has traveled to the United States, Canada, Mexico, Ecuador, Italy, Germany, Spain, Tokyo and Istanbul.
Any places to eat or things to do that you can share with our readers? If they have a friend visiting town, what are some spots they could take them to?
First we would take a walk through a beautiful garden called Viveros, after filling our lungs with clean air we would walk through the beautiful streets of Coyoacán and have breakfast in an organic cafeteria, we would visit nearby museums and then take the subway and go to the center of my city where we would visit historical buildings and museums to finish the tour eating in some very good Mexican food restaurant.
Who else deserves some credit and recognition?
Of course my family, my mother always supported me throughout my career, my siblings, also creative and professionals, they have always been by my side. My partner Darío, a very talented and sensitive artist who has helped me sharpen my creative proposal. My cats, one that lived with me 20 years and she knew the whole process of successes and failures in my life and now a one-year-old kitten that accompanies me in the production of my work. Four wonderful patrons and collectors who have believed in me over the years: Jean-Pierre Diehl from France, Loli Izurieta from Ecuador and David Pérez Feregrino from Mexico. And some artists who have inspired me to be more creative every day: Antony Gormley from England, Lisa Congdon and Beth Cavenier from the United States and Wang Ruilin from China.
Photograph by Connie Hurtado Langerenne

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PUBLIC NOTICE: FROM THE DESK OF THE REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES
The Registrar of Companies announces with apologies that the Single Window Business Registration System (E-REGISTRY PLATFORM) for Banjul and Kanifing is down for the time being due to a technical problem.
The Technical team is working tirelessly to resolve the problem and the public will be duly informed when the system is restored.
The cooperation and understanding of the general public especially those that frequently visit the office is highly solicited.
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Medical malpractice occurs when a patient is harmed and suffers as a result of a professional medical caregiver’s failure to provide the appropriate care that measures up to accepted standards of care. Essentially, when a doctor or other caregiver makes a mistake or fails to provide the right care, a patient can be harmed or even killed. This is medical malpractice.
Medical malpractice is both a medical and a legal concept. For a patient to win a suit against a doctor or medical facility, there must be evidence that the professional was negligent, caused harm and that the harm resulted in significant damages. Medical malpractice is important because it helps provide justice and compensation for individuals but also because it forces medical professionals to take greater care with patients and to work up to a certain standard of care.
Let’s take a look at the legal side of medical malpractice.
Medical malpractice occurs when a physician fails to provide the same care or medical skill as would be expected of the average medical provider in similar circumstances. It is a form of professional negligence.
Medical malpractice does not occur in every situation involving a physician’s treatment mistake. For a medical mistake to rise to the level of malpractice, the physician’s actions must cause injury and fall short of what would be expected of the average practitioner in a similar situation. If a physician defendant’s peers would have avoided making the mistake, then the physician’s medical negligence (and associated patient injuries) can be considered malpractice.
The subjective nature of this definition can be confusing. After all, how would a patient know if another physician would or would not have made the same mistake? For this reason, most successful medical malpractice suits involve mistakes that deviated from established and widely accepted guidelines for medical care.
The medical standard of care refers to the type of care that a reasonably skilled and competent medical provider with a similar level of education within the same area would have provided to a patient under the same treatment circumstances in which the alleged malpractice occurred. In other words, the accepted standard of care would be the care that you might expect to receive from an average doctor in the same field of practice under the same circumstances. The doctor’s medical knowledge and specialty are taken into account when determining the standard of care that should have been applied. This means that determining whether a doctor’s care fell below or met the standard of care involves looking at whether a doctor with the same types of skills and education would have provided you with the same treatment under the same circumstances. The accepted standard of care can vary from situation to situation.
Determining the appropriate standard of care involves taking the following into account:
A medical malpractice lawsuit is a lawsuit that involves some type of negligence committed by a health professional or medical institution that resulted in harm and damages to a patient. The lawsuit can be brought by the patient or someone representing the patient, such as a parent or adult child. Most cases are led by an experienced and certified medical malpractice lawyer.
A medical malpractice lawsuit must prove several factors to be successful. The first is that the plaintiff had an established patient-medical professional relationship with the defended. Then, the case has to prove that the doctor or institution breached the duty of reasonable care. The breach may occur in one or more of several ways: a mistake with medications, failure to diagnose a condition, failure to warn about the risks of a procedure, surgery errors, incompetence and many others.
Once breach of duty is established, the lawsuit must prove that the breach caused harm to the patient. For instance, failure to diagnose a condition may lead to lack of treatment and the worsening of the condition and symptoms. The final piece of evidence is that this harm caused the patient significant damages. For instance, if the undiagnosed condition causes other symptoms and illnesses, it may cause the patient more pain, suffering and costs in medical bills.
The rules of medical malpractice suits vary by state, but there are some basic guidelines that are common to any case. Most importantly there are four factors that are crucial in proving that medical malpractice has occurred.
Any suit must meet these requirements to be successful:
First it has to be established that there was a professional, medical relationship between the patient and the individual or team accused of malpractice. This shows that there was a legal duty on the part of the professionals to provide reasonable care. This is easy to prove in most cases, as the relationship is assumed as soon as a patient comes under the care of a medical professional.
A breach of duty occurs in the context of standards of care. Defining standards of care can be tricky, but in a malpractice case it must be shown that a medical professional violated these standards resulting in a breach of their professional duty to the patient. A professional duty to provide certain standards of care doesn’t necessarily mean the best care, but it must be reasonable and competent.
A case of malpractice only exists if that breach of duty leads to an injury or some other type of harm in the patient. This can also be tricky to prove, as the professional actions or negligence have to be separated from the illness or injury the patient already had. For instance, if a patient dies of cancer, the family may believe that the medical team was negligent in some way, but it can be difficult to determine whether it was the cancer or negligence that led to the death.
There must be some specific and significant damage caused to the patient if all the above elements are proven. For example, negligence may have caused chronic pain, death, mental anguish, expensive additional medical bills, or an inability to go back to work and earn a living.
A medical malpractice lawsuit is a legal case in which a plaintiff brings a case against a defendant for negligent medical care. The plaintiff is either the patient who has been harmed or family of patient if it is a minor or someone who has passed away. The defendant in this type of case may be an individual doctor or other type of medical professional, or it may be an institution, such a hospital.
Medical errors are sometimes caused when a patient consents to a medical procedure without being fully informed of the expected results, potential risks and reasonable alternatives to the recommended course of action.
When a doctor fails to recognize the signs of disease or other abnormality, treatment is delayed or denied. This can result in life-threatening consequences for the patient. Nearly 1/3 of all screening mammograms return false a false negative in patients with breast cancer. Doctors who do not follow up appropriately on false negative studies for breast and other types of cancer may be found negligent in the case.
Birth injury medical malpractice claims arise from birth injuries to the mother or infant, wrongful birth (when a serious birth defect is not disclosed) or wrongful pregnancy (when a termination fails). OBGYNs face more medical malpractice claims than any other type of medical professional.
Surgical errors account for astounding amount of all medical malpractice cases brought before the courts. These types of errors can take the form of wrong site surgery (operating on the wrong body part), wrong patient surgery, unsanitary surgical tools, as well as organ and/or nerve damage. In some cases, surgical errors are preventable mistakes or are caused by negligence. Sleep deprivation or stress is one of the most common preventable causes of surgical errors. Years of schooling and training cannot make up for a doctor who is physically exhausted or mentally distracted.
When a patient undergoes surgery, they are typically put under sedation by a trained anesthesiologist. Since anesthesia can result in an unexpected reaction in the patient, it is up to the anesthesiologist to fully understand the patient’s medical history and monitor the patient’s vital signs while they are in surgery.
Medication errors can take the form of errors in dosing, prescribing the wrong medicine for the diagnosis or prescribing the right medication for the wrong diagnosis. Pharmacists may be held responsible for injuries if they fail to warn patients of possible dangerous side effects or account for how interactions between the new medication and current medication.
A number of requirements must be satisfied in order to pursue legal action for a medical professional’s mistake. The incident must have involved the following characteristics to classify as medical malpractice meriting legal compensation:
The physician and plaintiff must have had a valid doctor-patient relationship at the time of the mistake.
The doctor must have committed an error that their physician peers would not have committed in the same situation (negligence).
The damage sustained by the patient must be directly attributable to the doctor’s deviation from standard medical treatment.
The error must have caused harm in a way that entitles the plaintiff to legal compensation (e.g., physical pain, emotional suffering, lost wages and other legal damages).
Medical malpractice suits can be difficult to navigate due to the emotional nature of the unfortunate outcomes of these types of cases. It’s important to contact an experienced medical malpractice attorney who can help you and your loved ones decide what may be the best course of action to potentially recover damages due to medical negligence.
If you believe that you or a loved one was seriously injured as the result of a medical provider’s negligence, contact an experienced medical malpractice lawyer today.
At DuQue Law, our dynamic team has years of experience representing patients that have been harmed by medical malpractice. We seek justice for patients and their families who have suffered from preventable medical errors. Call us now at 1-877-241-9554 to learn more about your legal options. A free consultation is just a phone call away.
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It is a misnomer that paella should be yellow. In fact, authentic paella will have a deep, earthy, brownish color with a thin crisp layer of rice on the bottom of the pan. As Jose says, paella is “about one ingredient and bringing the maximum amountof flavor out through the rice.”
When making authentic paella it is best to use traditional ingredients, like Bomba rice, Ñora peppers, pimenton, and olive oil found in Spanish import stores and on line. Bomba is a much harder rice that allows maximum absorption. Ñora peppers are a small, dried chili that aren’t too hot, but add a hearty, almost smoky flavor. Pimenton is a powder, similar in texture to paprika, made from smoked, ground chili peppers. These ingredients can be found at specialty markets or online at spanishtable.com and tienda.com. This recipe substitutes shrimp for langoustine as langoustine are not widely available.
Another key to paella is the pan. For this version José uses one that is 13 to 15 inches in diameter. It is important the pan be wide, open, and flat, in order to heat evenly, because the rice will not be very deep in the pan.
Paella de Camerones (Shrimp paella)
Makes 4 servings
Three to four Ñora peppers, reconstituted
1/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil, plus more for drizzling
1 pound large (16 to 20 size) shrimp
2 teaspoons sweet pimenton
4 cups water
1 1/2 teaspoons finely ground sea salt plus more for seasoning
1/2 teaspoon saffron threads, plus more for garnishing
1 cup tomato puree (about 12 ounces ripe roma tomatoes, peeled, seeded, and, pureed)
1 cup Bomba rice
Freshly ground black pepper
Endive or butter lettuce hearts, for garnish
Place the peppers in a small bowl. Bring enough water to cover the peppers to a boil, and pour over the peppers. Let stand until the peppers have softened, about 15 minutes. Strain. Remove the stems and seeds and chop them into a paste. Set aside.
Peel and devein the shrimp reserving the shells. Refrigerate the peeled shrimp. Dry the shells completely before they are added to the oil.
To make the broth, heat 1 tablespoon of the olive oil in a medium saucepan over medium heat until it starts to smoke. Add the shrimp shells and sauté 3 to 4 minutes or until they brighten in color but are not browned. Add the pimenton, toss with shells for few seconds, then add the water and 1 1/2 teaspoons of the salt. Bring the liquid to boil. Reduce the heat keeping the liquid at a simmer for 30 minutes. Strain the stock into a clean saucepan. Discard the shells. Keep the stock warm.
Heat 2 tablespoons of the olive oil in the paella pan over medium heat. Add the Ñora puree and cook in the oil, stirring, until it starts to brown, about 1 minute. Adjust the heat to low and add the saffron. Cook with the pepper paste for a few seconds, then add the tomato puree. Cook, stirring from time to time, until the ingredients are almost reduced to a paste, creating what’s called a sofrito. Add the rice and cook with the sofrito for 1 to 2 minutes.
Increase the heat to medium-high and add the stock to the pan stirring to incorporate it with the rice and sofrito. Bring to a strong boil for a few minutes. Reduce the heat keeping the mixture at an even, gentle simmer. Continue to cook until the rice has absorbed the stock and you can hear the rice start to sizzle at the bottom of the pan, about 12 to 15 minutes. Do not stir the rice or break the starchy layer that forms across the top surface.
Meanwhile, while the rice is cooking, season the shrimp with salt and pepper. Heat the remaining 2 tablespoons of the olive oil in a large skillet or sauté pan over medium heat. When the oil is hot, but not smoking, carefully add the shrimp. Cook, turning once, until the shrimp are opaque and slightly firm, 12 to 15 seconds on the first side and about 8 seconds on the second.
Arrange the shrimp over the rice. Place the lettuce leaves around the shrimp. Drizzle some olive oil over the paella, top with a few threads of saffron, and serve immediately with aioli if desired.

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Bahai News -- Daily News - Thousands at folk singers' funeral
Thousands at folk singers' funeral
29 April, 2003
Thousands of mourners from distant areas of Botswana like Maun, Kanye, Jwaneng and Borolong thronged to Shoshong on Saturday pay their last
respects to folk singer Broer, Mothusi Oageng.
A vocalist and player of serankure, a violinlike traditional instrument, died on April 18. Oageng, one of the legends who was known for playing
segaba over Radio Botswana programme, dipina le maboko, died at Mahalapye hospital after a long illness, He was suffering from sugar diabetes for
quite sometime, according to relatives.
Speakers described him as a man who had a vision, a hard working musician always keen to see other people progressing in life.
Mompati Molosiwa said if Batswana were gifted novelists, Oageng would be counted among those who left behind some writings.
A former social welfare officer, Oageng had been Shoshong VDC chairperson for a number of years. He was also an active member of the Shoshong
DevelopmentTrust. In addition, He was a devoted member of Bahai Faith.
A representative of Bahai. Esther Moncho described him as a faithful member of Bahai to the extent that he composed a song "Modimo ke mowa
oo boitshepo, oa bahaola ha, Modimo o kgalalelo thata a re o rapeleng." Other speakers including his dearest friends like Ditshwanetse Nchii
and George Mogotsi described him as a man with a sense of humour.
Born in 1931 at Machailo Ward in Shoshong, Oageng did primary education at Shoshong between 1946 and 1954. He did his secondary education at Kgale
College now St. Joseph College.
He worked at different South African mines among them the Tsantsabane Mine.
After quitting working for mines, he taught at Shoshong and Mmutlane. He quit teaching in 1967 and became a social welfare officer for Mahalapye.
He retired from the public service in 1986 to become a full time farmer.
Tsatseng, as friends called him, is leaving behind a wife, four children and five grandchildren. May his soul rest in peace. BOPA
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TOPLINE: Speaker Pelosi and House Democrats pledged to put children first with their majority, but at every turn this year, they’ve prioritized the radical left over the needs of children, putting them last. They’re ignoring the science and caving to the radical teachers unions and keeping kids out of school, causing American children to fall behind and suffer mental health consequences. At the Biden-created border crisis due to leftist immigration policies House Democrats support, unaccompanied minors crossing the U.S.-Mexico border are being kept in overrun detention centers, with many testing positive for COVID. Democrats must stop putting liberal special interests over the interests of the children they claimed were their top priority.
Democrats’ Hypocrisy Towards Children is Stunning
Earlier this year, Speaker Nancy Pelosi told MSNBC that “there is no issue more critical to the future of our nation than the safety, education and all-around well-being of America’s children.”
That was a lie.
What does Speaker Pelosi say to the children suffering because Democrats are keeping their schools shut down?
Why hasn’t Speaker Pelosi done anything to stop the border crisis that has created a humanitarian crisis for thousands of children?
Children Are Suffering from Biden’s Border Crisis
The situation at the border is undeniably a crisis, but it disproportionately affects children who are suffering at the hands of the Biden Administration.
Here are the facts:
- Over 600 unaccompanied children cross into the United States each day
- As of March 22nd, there are about 16,000 children in U.S. custody
- 70% of children held in facilities are there past the 72-hour limit
- Nearly 10,000 children crossed the U.S.-Mexican Border in February 2021
In stark contrast from the last four years, high-profile members of the Democrat Party like Vice President Kamala Harris, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are silent about the growing disaster at the border. During the Trump administration, Democrats called for accountability but now refuse to address this catastrophe.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the following in a press conference in 2018:
“Democrats have taken full responsibility for securing our borders. We know that is a responsibility that we have. But we don’t think that we have to put children in cages to do it. There is a better way. [President Trump] is either not knowing, not caring or delusional, or in denial about his own policies outside the circle of civilized human behavior.”
Vice President Kamala Harris said the following in 2018:
“When we have children being housed in cages crying for their mommies and daddies, we know we are better than this.”
While the Vice President is touting the “American Rescue Plan” across the country, there are thousands of unaccompanied minors sleeping in cages. Photos from a border patrol facility in Texas reveal cramped and unsanitary conditions for children.
Not only are these conditions inhumane, but they are also increasingly dangerous during the pandemic. Axios reported that 300 unaccompanied minors have tested positive for COVID-19. Not only is this a dangerous situation for these children, but it puts our border patrol agents and American citizens in these border communities at risk. Democrats’ denial of the crisis makes the situation more dangerous.
President Biden is Prioritizing Teachers Unions Over Students
For months, the Biden Administration has resisted commonsense efforts to reopen classrooms safely. The White House has made excuse after excuse, despite having tens of billions of dollars in funding from Congress to send children back to the school.
On Friday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) revised its physical distancing guidelines for children in schools to recommend that most students maintain three feet of distance between students instead of trying to keep at least six feet apart.
Despite scientific studies and evidence, Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, the second-largest teachers union in America, questioned the CDC’s decision to revise social distancing guidelines in classrooms from six feet to three feet.
Once again, after more than a year of school closures, we are seeing union bosses stand in the way of science and argue against students resuming in-person learning.
President Biden needs to listen to scientists instead of self-serving teachers unions.
BOTTOM LINE: Children are paying the price because Democrats and the Biden Administration are refusing to address the problems their radical policies have created for kids. Speaker Pelosi should live up to her own words and work with Republicans to safely open our schools and solve President Biden’s self-made crisis at the border.

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[During electoral campaigns in India, candidates and parties often post publicity posters (“flex signs”) — a method which Maoists have apparently also adopted to promote their revolutionary program and slogans, to the distress of State police and their electoral masters and bourgeois media. — Frontlines ed.]
Suspected Maoists put up flex boards in Attappady, Kerala
K. A. SHAJI, The Hindu, PALAKKAD, October 5, 2014
Electioneering on flex boards. Pictures of the Maoist advocate’s posters are not published in the Indian bourgeois press.
The police have stepped up vigil in Attappady region following the appearance of flex boards allegedly installed by the banned Maoist outfit to exhort the working class to prepare for an ‘armed battle’ against ‘ruling elites.’
While most of the flex boards were seen in Kallamala region of western Attappady on Friday morning, a few were installed at Poonchola and Pambbanthode villages close to Mannarkkad. The boards claimed their ownership to a special regional committee of the CPI(Maoist) Western Ghats unit.
The boards said the organisation was observing the 10th anniversary of its armed resistance and sought cooperation of the general public in strengthening the party base in the three southern States. It wanted strong public vigilance against concerted efforts of the ruling class to plunder water, land, forests, and natural resources.


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Lawmakers are heading back home for the holidays. In a surprising move, Kentucky's House of Representatives adjourned a special session without passing a pension bill.
On Dec. 17, Governor Matt Bevin had called lawmakers back to the capitol after the state Supreme Court struck down the last pension law. The next evening, the special session was adjourned because lawmakers could not come to an agreement on pension reform.
Gov. Bevin called the abrupt end to the special session ‘disheartening’ and one of the darkest financial days in the state's history. He said there simply weren't enough votes among his own party to pass the bill.
Gov. Bevin's lawyers urged lawmakers to make some headway this week or the state could suffer a credit downgrade because of the unfunded pension for state workers.
Speaker Pro Temp David Osborne addressed the House floor while urging his Republican colleagues to come prepared early next year to tackle the issue.
"This majority will not run from our obligation. This majority will do what the voters of Kentucky hired us to do. We will tie up the difficult issues,” Osborne said.
House Democratic Leader Rocky Adkins was unhappy with the way the governor called the special session
"I will continue to stand here and be a voice for this house democratic caucus and the people of Kentucky when I think this majority party is wrong. And they are wrong on this issue. They try to come in here and ramrod this bill down everybody's throat again,” Adkins said.
"It doesn't matter what happens to me personally, it doesn't matter what happens with these legislators personally. With any future legislature. This problem still exists. It has to be on the docket," Gov. Bevin said.
The 2019 legislative session starts January 8. That is when lawmakers will reconvene. There will be some new faces as those who won election in November will also take their seats.
Governor Matt Bevin released the following statement:
"Tonight is a sad night in the Commonwealth. What is clear is that Kentucky, at this time, does not have the legislative ability to make the difficult decisions before us.
The General Assembly has the sole authority to pass the laws needed to reform our failing pension system, and today they came up short of their responsibility as representatives of the people of Kentucky. The result indicates that some of our legislators do not understand the gravity of the problem, or are here to put their political and personal interests ahead of what is best for our state’s financial health. Either way, this is bad for Kentucky.
I convened the General Assembly into a special session to address the most pressing financial issue facing Kentuckians, not because it is a politically popular thing to do, nor because it was expected to be easy, but because it the right thing to do for the hundreds of thousands of current and retired state employees and the taxpayers of Kentucky.
For the sake of our financial future, we must believe and demand that the General Assembly will return to Frankfort in January with renewed focus and determination to fully address Kentucky’s pension crisis. I am grateful to those members of the General Assembly who came in good faith and attempted, over the past two days, to do the right thing. Despite the sincere efforts of many, the challenge still remains.
As Governor, I have been willing to be the standard bearer for this critical issue that our administration inherited from those previous governors and general assemblies that abdicated their responsibility to act. I cannot fix the pension system alone. I have done everything in my power to move Kentucky forward and find a solution to this looming crisis. If I had the authority to save the pension system, I would do so.
I am still determined to work with anyone to solve Kentucky’s remaining challenges. However, we must be joined in this effort by men and women of conviction who are willing to chart a bold course of action.
While the General Assembly left the job unfinished tonight, I am convinced that Kentucky’s brightest days are still ahead. Together, we will ultimately succeed in making our Commonwealth the best version of itself. We will do this because we must."
Attorney General Andy Beshear released the following statement:
“The governor’s attempt in the week before Christmas to cut the promised retirement of every teacher, police officer, firefighter, social worker, EMS and countless more public servants was wrong and cruel. Tonight, our values prevailed, and partisanship took a backseat to what is right.”
The Kentucky Democratic Party released the following statement:
“Tonight’s adjournment is not only victory for our teachers, police, firefighters and other public employees, but also a victory for all Kentuckians. These two days, wasting more than $100,000, were a full display of Matt Bevin’s erratic and arrogant leadership.”
The Kentucky Education Association released the following statement:
“The KEA applauds the members of the House for standing up against the political circus created by Governor Bevin and voting to adjourn the special session of the General Assembly. Real leadership from these legislators demonstrates what our Commonwealth desperately needs: Serious and sober consideration for the rule of law.
“Real and effective solutions to our pension systems will not be solved by political games and chaos created by an ineffective executive, but by engaging in a democratic process that allows all who have a stake in it to be heard. That includes educators, police officers, firefighters, public employees and the taxpayers of Kentucky. It’s our hope that a unanimous rebuke by the state Supreme Court last week and an admonishment by legislators tonight will finally make that clear to the governor.
“Serious issues and solutions should be considered critically and deliberatively. There is no room for shortcuts in democracy. It’s time the governor learned such an important lesson once and for all. It’s time he did what’s best for all Kentuckians, not just his own political agenda.”


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Coronavirus: Heathrow boss urges health chiefs to publish screening data
April 28, 2020
Heathrow Airport’s boss is intensifying attempts to secure the publication of data on coronavirus screening methods as he seeks to fast-track efforts aimed at restoring confidence in international air travel.
Sky News has seen a letter from John Holland-Kaye, Heathrow’s chief executive, to Duncan Selbie, who runs Public Health England, in which he asks the agency to disclose evidence in support of its view that temperature checks are ineffective.
It comes just a few days after Mr Holland-Kaye wrote to Matt Hancock, the health secretary, to seek a common international standard for health screening at airports around the world.
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Quality of Accommodation Disappointed pool was closed but understand it was due to anticipated weather conditions
This is a luxury hotel in a quiet neighborhood with a view of the Vatican and a professional staff. This hotel has changed. No doorman most of the time does not make a 5 star hotel. Very coarse bed linens and flat pillows. No clock or radio in room, no candy left at turn down and no wine, Proseco or fruit upon arrival but prices are higher. No newspaper in English. This hotel seems to be fading out of favor by raising prices and reducing costs by eliminating the personal touches that were so prominent previously. We have referred many American travelers over the years to this hotel but no longer feel it is the special place that it once was.
The pool is a great feature of the hotel. Without it the hotel would sink a bit in esteem. The roadside balconies, the construction that was ongoing.
We stayed in a deluxe room and we loved it. The wi-fi should be free, but we already knew it wasn't...
Spa is excellent, though paying €8 for a swimming cap annoying in the extreme! Wearing it even more so. Proximity to Villa Borghese a real plus. Nothing
Room design and balcony give comfort
quiet location,comfortable reception area,bedroom satisfactory,staff mostly helpful. poor breakfast,not 5 star.Had changed booking dates,with cheaper rate for new dates-hotel attempted to charge more expensive rate.Overall felt overpriced for facilities,perhaps better during summer months when pool and gardens open.
large, comfortable and very clean room, lovely linnens, friendly staff
We chose Parco die Principi primarily for the location, which is right next to Borghese Park and close to some other principal sights in Rome (Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, etc., which were by the way mobbed, even in October.) The hotel is beautiful, the rooms very luxurious. We did not use any of the facilities. For such a high-end hotel, we thought breakfast was very sparse, poor selections, nothing you wouldn't see at a hotel half the price. We were also not happy with the concierge service; they could not offer any advice on tours other than a single company, and were no help at all in arranging transportation to Civitavecchia, which I finally arranged on my own.
The Hotel is very well decorated and lightened. From the door the hotel stuff make you feel comfortable with a professional intimacy. The restaurant and SPA Center are both above standart. I dont know, maybe I was so happy that everything looked me marvelious. :) No.
Beautiful hotel with outdoor pool Too far removed from most sightseeing areas. Will need to take Taxi or walk far to reach city center
Neighbourhood, comfort Not applicable
The hotel was very comfortable and the buffet breakfast was one of the best we had in Italy. Although the hotel was not in the center of Rome, the bus system was great and there was no problem getting around. The grounds were lovely, but it was raining so we did not get to take advantage of sitting outside. A highly recommended hotel.
Very rude staff, told me that if they see an extra person, a man coming to my Single room, will call the police!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Added extra service to my bill, service- which I never recieved. asked me to leave my passport with them for a night!!!! Location- far away from the centre!
helpful and polite staff, cozy rooms, nice district better AC
Good value for the money. Great breakfast. Fairly quiet, yet just a quick bus ride away from train station. Staff at reception willing to help; they made an effort to change us from a standard double room to one with two twin beds. Nice interior gardens and nice sitting rooms in the lobby. Nothing serious.
Good breakfast/ confortable mattress/ nice decoration in the hotel (nice furniture)/ excellent price (80€) vs quality / close to the bus station with different bus lines , ( 15mn to go downtown in bus) / or 10mn from the metro by walking (then 5mn to go downtown)
Hotel Fenix has a very friendly staff (English speaking). They even rescued us from a cab driver attempting to scam us.
breakfast excellent, courteous staff. room very hot and as it faced the main road was too noisy to have window open, air con not on as it was november
Convenient to public transport into Rome, Friendly staff, Great hours for breakfast, good sized room, room clean and presented to an excellent standard. Frustrating trying to communicate - with exception of desk staff, not much English spoken. Fee for onsite parking. Hotel on corner of busy road (Noise level okay as long as windows are kept shut).
The friendly staff and convenient location The hotel bar was a little small but again very friendly staff
The hotel was modern in design. The location wasn't really close to any of the Rome sites and a 10 minute walk to the nearest metro. The internet access was only in the lobby and for 30 minutes. It would be more convenient in the room and for a longer period of time.
Great Breakfast, and the room was very comfortable Internet was not free.
I liked the room design. I liked the inclusion of the breakfast in the fee of the stay.The breakfast was good. The business center was cold. The air conditioning was too strong. The computer did't work.I had to to do my check in online and there was no alternative. Only a "sorry"..... I didn't like, according to the fee I payed for the room and staying 4 days, that I to pay the internet access. You could simply restrict the access for 15 min, so people don´t occupy the only computer for hours, but no need to be payable!
Very well-located, clean & well-kept. Overall, decent value for money. The staff were not informative and did not seem to have basic info (regarding nearby bus/metro options).
Rooms were comfortable and the location was excellent. Staff was helpful and airport transportation was easily arranged. As of now, there is an overcharge of more than $800 which we are trying to get corrected. My answer to the next question depends on whether this gets corrected.
The hotel accomodations were wonderful.Breakfast was delicious and the room was very clean. The staff was so-so. There were times I felt as though I was an inconvenience to them.
A/C horrible. Poor after hour meal service !!! Access to hotel lobby somewhat complicated due to structural design
Attractive degian hotel, but location is not convinient wi-fi service is free, but desk-top services are not free. And some people of reception desk is not kind.
The hotel has new modern style. Liked more the bathroom which is the best compare to other Rome hotel. Very cheap wifi (10 euro for 24 hours). You have to bring with you cotton for your eras if you wanna sleep during a day!!!! The hotel located in very nosy main street & some room there's no cafee maker!!!
Location is great. Breakfast and staff were very good. 7 minutes away from the hop on hop off bus stop. No close vendors nearby. You need to walk about 5 minutes to the closest one. Which was fine. When you enter the hotel from the street you need to take the stairs to the receiption. There is an elevator but not directly in front of you.
we really liked the design of the hotel and the rooms, the fact that it was all allergy free and that there is paeking, even though it's entrance is very bad. the cleanliness was horrible, and the staff was very unpleasent and unfriendly. the entrance is not very practical specially if you have luggage, you have to wait in the street for the concierge to come and help you.
Eventhough the breakfast room is small (sometimes some guests had to wait for max 5 minutes to get a table for breakfast), the breakfast-staffs (the ones who organized the breakfast) were really tried their best to do their duties during the breakfast time. I appreciate their work. Me and my family (four of us) we stayed in quadruple room. Unfortunately in the first day, the toillet amenities (towels,tissues etc) were prepared only for 2 people. And also in the next days there was only one small bottle of soap (which just enough for 1 people). About the internet facilities, unlike some hotels in Spain, it was not free of charge ( they should have mentioned it before in advance that we had to pay an additional charge in order to get the internet connection in the room).
Was a really nice hotel for our family trip to Rome...the rooms were spacious and very clean. There was no noise to speak of during the night,as you are in a more residential area. It's a 10 minute walk to Termini station, just 4 stops from most of the major tourist points. The metro is very easy to use and isn't too crowded most of the time. We had a great stay here and loved every moment...parking was also easy and not too expensive but do reserve a space when you are booking the hotel, if possible. We had dinner in the restaurant a couple of times and it was really great, as was the selection at breakfast. Would stay here again anytime!
Clean, bright, spacious room. Good air conditioning and TV. Breakfast was excellent. Excellent value. Internet was down the entire 3 days I was there, and staff was completely unapologetic or helpful about it. In general, front desk staff was terse, not very friendly, but that seems to be the norm. Waitress at dinner spoke no English, but was very nice and we got by.
we were very impressed with the hotel, the staff couldn't do enough for us, they were knowledgeable about Rome and gave good advice about getting around, places to eat etc. There were lots of extra touches e.g. sweets on the counter, fruit juices and coffee in Reception and tea and coffee available in the rooms. The room was of an excellent standard and we had clean linens every day. We would recommend this hotel highly. We had read that the area the hotel was in i.e. the University district was not always safe, we didn't find this the case at all in fact we enjoyed the upbeat feel.
It was clean and comfortable, the breakfast was ideal to start the day. No hot water before 6am.
Good price, decent room Found some hair on the towel ...
Very clean room, value for money, great breakfast slightly distant location
We thought it was excellent for our trip to Rome.Very friendly and helpful staff.Could not be faulted.Thank you.
Buffet Awfully noisy air conditioning. Very small room.
Hotel staff were very helpfull and welcoming
Not much.. The location was not convenient for tourists. It was not a 4 star hotel by any means. I'd give it a 3. The first room we stayed in was so small that two people could not move around and the bathroom seemed old and not so clean. The staff was unfriendly. They gave half responses to questions, would not help us find alternative transportation services to the airport for example because they only worked with one service, and the breakfast was horrible. We stayed at 2 star hotels that had a much better breakfast.
Location- near the company office I was visiting very old style, not enough light in the room, digital thermostat's buttons were missing so I could not change the temperature of the room- basically hotel needs renovating, also breakfast room service never came
good breakfast and location of the hotel staff of the reception is not always welcoming the clients
Great room, nice breakfast There was a bad smell in the bathroom
clean,price OK poor choice of breakfast food
decent place, decent location very expensive, not worth the price
-close to a grocery store (good for buying cheap water and wine) -less touristy area -very clean -friendly staff -comfortable bed -best "included breakfast" I've had in Italy. nice spread of fresh fruit, eggs, beacon, cured meats +cheese, pastries. Orange +pineapple juice + water -overall value wasn't there for me. We stayed at much better Airbnbs and other hotels with AC, just as clean, better locations and more useful staff for a fraction of the price. Not worth the gym, spa or breakfast. Highly suggest the Azuri Guest House. It's a bit smaller and less"grand" but about 3x Cheaper, very clean and has AC. Located in the monti district where you can find cheap good food, it's more central and has a nightlife. -room was hot and humid with no way of adjusting the temperature mid October(the number 1 reason for getting a low score) -no way to turn AC on once they turn Heat on (ok if you don't mind noise by openining window) -reception is a bit stupid and lazy. Couldn't get towels, they didn't "know how to book a shuttle or taxi to the airport" -small gym that's not properly ventilated, it's extremely stuffy in there. 2 treadmills, a bike, up to 10kg dumbbells and a really bad piece of techno gym equipment. -Elevator is really small.
Proximity to Centrum. WIFI system had broken down. Had to find internet cafe which was extremely inconvenience. TV channels only in Italian and French. No English speaking channel. Hard for my daughter to cope with.
Everything was very good..... We will stay again there during our next trip to Rome.
they arranged traportation for us on the day of departure to the airport. too far from city center. the local subway in the neighbourhood stopped at 10 pm. very difficult to get back to hotel from city center.
lifts---poor; traffic so noisy at night ; hot breakfast so poor; this is a two+half * at the most .
Quiet place, not crawed. Nice decoration Poor service. The front desk did not really covered our needs, and during Breakfast not enough service. Small tables for breakfast. Very poor breakfast for a 4 star hotel (very bad bread and fruit)
clean, newly renovated no room service, few stuff, no blankets (!!!)- had to use bed cover, no free bottled drinking water
Very nice and welcoming staff. Nice, charming hotel and very clean. Very few TV channels in english
comfortable rooms, and excellent breakfast, wellcomming entrance, and lovely grounds allong with roof garden. No
The hotel was reasonably well located (5 min walk to Metro) and smart. For a clearly very recently decorated and fitted out hotel, the quality of finish was poor (screws not tighted, loo seats loose, etc.). The worste thing though was that the heating/AC controls in the rooms seemed to have no effect and the rooms were unbearably hot at night.
We got a free upgrade to a suite on arrival, excellent room with own terrace area, sky tv etc. The hotel is a good 15 min walk from bologna metro stop though.
lovely boutique hotel staff very friendly and helpful parking onsite free no iron not a great area no restaurants worth going to take about 30mins to walk to city centre
I liked that it was a smaller hotel where you got to know the staff over the course of the week. They cleaned my room every day, fresh towels and sheets and that sort of thing. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The driver from the airport was driving outright illegal. Also, their website said they had a wonderful terrace on the roof which was one of the deciding factors for me choosing their hotel, however when we got there there were no cushions for the sofas up there, so it couldn't be used.
Very nice hotel, very new, really nice room and friendly staff - easy access to public transport. We will come back!
price vs quality distance to the city center
Quite area Darkness in the room not aloud you to read easy
The rooms were large by european standards. Modern decorations. Beautiful building. Breakfast was good. Staff friendly and helpful. It seems to be more suited to smokers and I smelled cigarette smoke constantly in the room (i think via the ventilation system). The bed was a little hard for my preference. Our room was near the reception and next to another room which made it a bit noisy at times. I wanted to like this place more, and it was a beautiful place, but the smoke, noise and location made it a bit less appealing than i had hoped for.
Breakfast lovely. Main guy at reception is sweet, very accommodating. Bed very comfy. Bathroom soaps etc smelled great! The hotel could offer more information on what's going on nearby, where to eat, the park, cafes, the market.
More like a stay at a private and comfortable villa than a hotel. Extremely friendly staff, good organic breakfast (fruit, cereals, breads and cakes, no hot dishes) and nice garden to sit in. Room comfortable and roomy pleasant bathroom. Near the Auditorio. The desk in the room is small - not suitable for more than basic work.
Wonderful breakfast. Travel distance to the sites in Rome. Not close to metro and needed to catch a bus which was time consuming and busy.
The peaceful location away from the busy city, yet still within walking distance.
friendly staff / good breakfast the room needs a face lift (asap) ! the view was terrible !
Quality / price. Nice employees. Nice location (be careful: not in centre). My second time in this hotel: this weekend I booked a three persons room. This room was old and near a terrific / noisy machine (which was our perspective from the window).
Central location Quite loud
easy transportation near by. The room's condition was very poor: Bed's materss is in an awfull condition. Room's outer window does not close properly.
Good location, helpful staff. No tea of coffee making facilities in the room
Hotel can be rate as 2*+ or 3* not 4*! There r no WiFi in the rooms, bathroom isn`t good (old & broken daesn`t mean vintage), staffs especially reseption r lazy & cheeky. Also hotel is far from the center (about 1 hour by walk).
The breakfast is ok, rooms are ok and the bathrooms are nice and clean. I've made the reservation for the Regent Hotel and they put us in Ritz Hotel; the hotel is ok but is not a 4* , there is a lot of noise from outside, especially in the morning.
- Good location, good restaurants in the area - Close to the center - Rude staff, especially during the night
the facilities were very very poor, the staff was not very friendly except for a few of them, and the rooms were not comfortable nor clean enough!
Convenient to metro station. Helpful staff, value for money.
Staff was helpful and flexible and the room was quiet. This hotel really needs a renovation or at least the bathrooms need it badly. The shower is a most unusual experience: it gets you wet, but it doesn't really help you wash.
Room was very quiet. Easy access to bus route and to metro. Good breakfast selection. Allowed me to place items in hotel fridge. Staff all spoke English and answered all my questions. Supermarket next door and lots of restaurants in area. Safe area...able to have morning jog outside every morning. Would stay again No..everything was fine.
The rooms were beautifully decorated. Looked just like the pictures posted online. The neighborhood made me a little scared at first. Lots of graffiti all over, However, we did not have any problems and the people in the area did not appear to be worried.
the shower cubicle was too small for comfort.
The room was clean and the breakfast was good-- chocolate croissants, fresh orange juice and blood orange juice, rolls, jams, butter, and lots of different cereals. The location was terrible. The hotel itself is nice considering the cost, but the pictures on the website are inaccurate. Actually, the wall to the street is covered with graffiti and lined with huge trash bins. Only once you get inside the gates is there a decent hotel. Additionally, the hotel is very far from anything. It takes about twenty minutes by bus to get to any metro line that can take you to sites in Rome.
Hotel staff-verry nice and friendly Easy to access public transportation in order to reach the important touristic points quality of the bed; but for the money value was ok (quality/price report)
This is a budget hotel only. The rooms are clean but very small especially the showers. The courtyards are nicely decorated. The internet did not work during our stay. The area is not great but close to the bus for travelling into the city.
Staff was very friendly, the hotel was quiet, breakfast was adequate, and there is a small parking lot for the hotel and lots of public parking. The location is a bit seedy and the walk to Termini was farther than I thought. But, not really hotel's fault.
The staff were very knowledgeable about the area, very helpful. The restaurants in the area are very good, local flavor. The room was really attractive and clean. Breakfast was very good. Walking to the location, I was afraid I was in a really bad part of town. The graffiti is terrible, and the streets are pretty dirty, like everywhere in Rome. But I'm so glad I gave the area a second chance. It's a middle-class neighborhood with all age groups, and everyone comes out at about 7:30 to eat, walk, and converse with the neighbors. Don't let the graffiti scare you away!!! It is, however, not as close to Termini as you might think. Try to take public transit closer to the area.
It is in an up and coming studenty area, a small community in itself. With little music festivals/club/bars etc and an historic church.Only 20 min walk from the hustle and bustle of Roma Termini. So still central but out of the way. Geat to chill after a long days sightseeing. Huge room. Good transport links. No.
it was quiet, convenient and the service was efficient.
New furniture. Very helpful staff. Very close to La Sapienza University. Very very noisy place: noise from the main street (4 lanes) and from the other rooms not well isolated. Too expansive for the services offered. Uncomfortable bed.
The hotel is new (or recently renewed), the rooms are clean and confortable. The breakfast is very poor and also the isolation between rooms and the reception. This means you will hear everything that happens... this could be improved.
The rooms are neat and clean with good internet facilities. The Hotel however is located on the second floor and has only 6 rooms. Breakfast is also served inside the room between 7.30-9.30 which is nice. A negative point is that the rooms are not very soundproof. The walls are thin and you can easily hear everyone in the hallway and all the outside noise.
The cleanliness of the room and the balcony. The bed was very hard. The hotel was a little out of the way from the main attractions.
The hotel was well located from a major train terminal in Italy, which made it easier for luggage carriage/transport. The staff waited for our arrival (as it was a small Boutique hotel) and great value for money. The room was large (in comparison to some European hotel rooms). The bathroom especially the shower could have done with an upgrade. The hotel did not answer my query about bike storage at the hotel before we arrived. However this is a minor point as the bikes were not brought from Cinque Terre in Italy to Rome instead.
breakfast in bed and satellite TV (when it gets cold and dark outside) a bit of noise from the street
The Hotel is new and Clean! Location was pretty good and staff very helpful!!! Little noise...!!!
The room is clean, and the WiFi internet is free of charge. Still need 10 min. walk to the train station.
This cozy hotel is located in the quiet area near Roman University which is just 5-10min walking distance from Termini Station. It's convenient to get to the majority of place of interest by Bus 492 and Metro. Staff are very nice and they would wait for the last guest so don't be worry about the late check in. Breakfast is sent to the room. I recommend this hotel and would absolutely stay here if back to Rome again.
the rooms are very good for price, the street is quite and not far from center they must renew the carpets of lobby and elevator, very poor condition and not in concordance with the rooms.
The hotel was clean and room of good size, with large marble shower and reasonable bathroom size. It is located in a quiet suburb, 500 meters from Bologna Metro Station. It took about 10-15 minutes by Metro to arrive at the centre of the historic sites such as the Coliseum. Most of staff were helpful and spoke good English. Breakfast was served on the 6th floor and the continental breakfast was as acceptable in choice and quality – except the coffee. No coffee and tea making facilities in the hotel. The view from room 230 looks over an untidy courtyard.
location and cheap No shuttle available when I arrived
excellent area of the city for touring sightseeing and dinners after a day of vacationning
The room was tatty and the bathroom needed updating - shower poor and mould under the sealant
Kindness of the staff.
The hotel was much further away from the tube station (700 meters instead of 400 meters) than what was stated in the hotel description
The staff was helpful, the room was clean and big enough. The carpets outside the room were dirty and worn out.
We wanted to be near friends who live in the area so the location was excellent. Great value for Rome. Navigating to the tourist area could be difficult for the untraveled.
It was perfect for our stay in Rome. friendly staff, comfortable clean rooms, great bathroom, close for buses into the center of town, easy walk to the Borghese gardens. safe parking for our car, really good price.Will definately use it again.
Exxcellent service None
The hotel rivoli was a really nice place to stay that wasn't too expensive. The staff was very kind and easy to understand. The bathroom was absolutely beautiful and the rooms were a good size for the two of us. Also the breakfast was really delicious! The only issues we had were... it was a little bit of a hike to the city center, since we didn't have a car . So by the end of the day we were to exhausted to make it all the way back we had to cab. Lastly the only issue we had with the room was the air conditioning was a bit weak so the room was just a little warm for covers. Also in the bathroom there isn't any air flow only from outside so the room was very warm.
Location was good for my business and most staff were friendly and helpful (but definitely not all!) Hotel quite shabby and dusty (although clean overall). Many things were not done on first request (ie. restocking room, etc). Breakfast was poor and no restaurant / cafe in hotel which is inconvenient. Hotel not up to 4 star standard, perhaps a good 3 star. Most staff were helpful but some were downright arrogant and useless.
The staff were very friendly. The hotel was Italian in design, the rooms were very comfortable and best of all it was in rome.
Everything in the room worked perfect. Though it was a non-smoking room, we could smoke in the balcony. Though the hotel was full, we were kindly allowed a late(14 o'clock) check-out without any additional fee and after that our luggage was safe in a special room till we were offered a settle-price shuttle to the airport.. The hotel is in the walking distance from the Auditorium with all its events.. We came for the Rome Int.Film Festival For me it's a bit far fron the city center.
very friendly staff, clean room, price, decent breakfast, free wifi a bit noisy aircondition although it was winter and should not work
At least it was clean.
The breakfast was free and very good -- a rare hotel in Rome that provides something more than starchy and sweet. The toilet didn't work properly, and there was a leaking ceiling in the hall.
The staff was very kind, and the location of the hotel was in parioli, one of the best neighbourhood in Rome. The furniture was quite obsolete, some things in bathroom need to be fixed.
The hotel was very conveniently near to where our daughter lives. Parioli is a quiet area away from the bustle of the city centre and the hotel was delightfully quiet, no traffic sounds to disturb much needed rest. We were unable to get a snack on the Sunday evening, some limited availability of food in the hotel, (other than breakfast) would be a real bonus. After a day sightseeing, having to turn out again just to get a light snack is sad.
The staff was extremely helpful and nice! Too dark rooms. The window in my room was closed all the time so it was not very convinient to live without daylight =(
Internet Very dusty and the room I was given was tiny. For the amount of money you are spending to stay there it's not good value.
Few staffs are cooperative particular the onces in kitchen. Ac was not working. When I complained no reply. Bathroom isvery small. Hotel receotion staff irriating .
Very pleasent staff, good location very dark rooms cant understand the time of the day, rooms need renovation
Attractive room and hotel in an accessible location For a four star hotel overall facilities were lacking ,breakfast choice was limited ,and lacked facilities such as a bar or cafe area.
Air conditioning was rather weak. It did not really cool down the room I was in.
Easy bus access. Internet was supposed to work in our room, but it did not.
The location The average standard of the rooms. The lack of tea/coffee making facilities. The poor standard of the bathrooms. I.E dirty shower/jacuzzi.
close to transport
Very nice hotel, friendly staff, good location. At first we did not get a very nice room, but after asking for another one we got a very nice room (better value for money) view out of our hotel room
Great customer service, very personal. Nothing
The room was wonderfull, really beautifull and confortable, very spacious and with a lovely terrasse in a quiet and safe neighbourhood. The male staff were unpolite and did nothing to help, assist or even be cortious. Eg: we arrived late with a small child and a lot of luggage. Even though I am pregnant and there are a lot of steps on the entrance, in front of the reception hall, even though the receptionist was looking at us through the glass doors he didn't even bother to get up and open the double glass doors for us!!!
easy to get to the city centre - few stops by tram to the subway station, quite place Rome may be expensive, still the price was quite high for the quality - small room (when opening the wardrobe you could not move around the bet), almost no space to meet with colleagues - even through hotel bar people were going from their rooms, ... internet acces is not standard part, etc.
Clean, recently decorated to a high standard, reasonable breakfast We booked a room with double bed, but were first allocated a tiny room with two singles. We asked to be transfered to a room with a double bed, and we were, but it had a window with the lower shutters permanently closed so we had little light and no view. The room itself was ok, but small, with nowhere to sit.
Great location - easy to reach main city attractions by foot. The room / bathroom - cosy and very clean.
Nice and clean hotel in a quiet zone of Rome. Good value for your money.
the interior design and view from the window the beds were not the best for a couple since they were twin and had to be transformed into a king. The breakfast was ok but not that varied and no options for hot beverages in the morning. Parking is paid and was expensive.
the room is very clean and confortable.
Please write at least 15 words Breakfast variation poor - no fresh fruit and limited cold meat and cheese. Extra pillows in bedroom and an air conditioner that works would have been nice - shopping trip to castel romano a waste of money - would not recommend to guests.
Close to Foro Italico, Pleasant surroundings Small Rooms, Noisy ground floor rooms, Low quality breakfast buffet and service
Friendly staff - spoke good English
nice and easy-going, good breakfast not wifi in room
really good the price and the location but, in my opinion, the structure isn't a 4 star but three star.
It was located 2 stops away from the Roma Termini. If you took taxi, it should be around 8 euro. Staff were excellent and helpful. Room was clean and neat. The view face the street with the balcony was better than the other side. The breakfast was good and sufficient. They offered the choices of coffee, tea, orange juice, water, water with gas, milk, yogurt, cereal, fruite salad, cheese, 2 diffterent hams and 3 kinds of bread. For some reason, the room was too warm and we had to open the windows to cool down. You couldn't get the signal for internet after you purchased the hours at the reception. I spent one more night after I came back from Venice, but they gave me a room facing the backyard. In the nearby area, there were no supermaket even no 7-11 style, no cafes, no bars, no restarauts which meant you have to finish everything before you came back to the hotel. All in all, if you book the room from the website and could get a better deal, it was still worthy of staying.
Free Internet. Clean and comfortable room with air conditioning. Elevator needs work and was frightening.
Excelent location!!!! Quiet and near to subway. /
The best thing about this hotel is its location, just a few minutes from Policlinico metro station, direct line to Colesseo (10 min). But so called 4 stars hotel inside is 2 stars: the lightning in my single room was just 2 lamps, air conditioning sistem was broken. The worst is soundproofing, you hear everything what happens around you, which is very annoying. Breakfast is ok, stuff is very helpfull. Make good soundproofing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Easy to get to, nice facilities, quiet street, great breakfast, easy walk to metro (3 blocks),2 stops from train station. Some hotel staff did not seem to like Americans but others were very helpful. I would definitely recommend this hotel to others.
We were doing a lot of sightseeing and did not spend much time in the hotel apart from sleeping. With that purpose in mind it was all fine but as a place where it would be nice to spend time I guess it falls short. We also thought it was quite nice to be a bit out of the centre and Metro station was quite close by.
central location, air conditioning, friendly staff, good breakfast
ROME !!!! Perhaps the knowledge of english at the restaurant, but managed to be understood.
Very kind staff. Make sure you get (ask for) the coffee from the bar during breakfast. You can walk to the center if you don't mind a long walk 30-40 min (part. throught the park). A taxi will only cost you Euro 11 instead. Our room was in the basement - that is not as bad as it sounds as the window was still 2 meters high - but the view was limitted.
It is a hotel with style in a very quiet and excellent city zone with good connections to the city centre no
Quiet rooms, free parking, elegantly decorated rooms. We were advised that there was an alleged problem with some rooms' heating system and upon our arrival late in the afternoon, we were asked to move for one night at another hotel more than 5 km away.
beautiful decor and quiet location we could hear the shower next door
Hotel staff: great team, very warm welcome. We were given the best room of the hotel (corner room with big balcony) even if we asked and payed for a standard one. Big bathroom (shower only).We arrived earlier than planned and were welcomed with compimentary coffee and pastries. Young lady serving breakfast extremely kind, hard working but always smiling. Some problems with heating, not working properly during daytime. It seeems that our room had been occupied by heavy smoker before us - heavy smell of cigarette in the bathroom (vanished the second day of our stay).
the rooms were very clean,perfect breakfast,easy connection to the center by bus i reserved a room with jacuzzi but i never saw it,when i asked they said me that it's under availability,you can pay the same money and to take a perfect room or a small one poorly equiped,it depends on the reservations they have that period
Nice staff, clean room, nice surrounding little far from downtown
nothing. Staff was not very welcoming and alittle rude during check-in. Room was tiny & worst the bathroom had an exposed shower, water got all over the floor. Wife slipped and fell and almost crack her head on the toilet because of this. With the extra charges for double occupancy, bought total to over 1000 EUR for the three night stay! What a rip-off. I've stay at better hotel for way far less. The area around the hotel is also very ghetto.
Position in a vey quiet area of the town Very poor organisation of the staff serving breakfast


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According to the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa, more than 30 million people in the U.S. have an eating disorder. That includes anorexia, bulimia and binge eating.
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