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Abstract : [en] Paraneoplastic endocrine syndromes define a group of secondary signs and symptoms associated to a neoplasia, independently from the location of the primary tumor or its metastases. Paraneoplastic or ectopic endocrine syndromes usually result from aberrant hormone precursors or hormone-like substances by tumours. Knowledge of paraneoplastic endocrine complications is important both for the early diagnosis of neoplasia and the prognosis of the patient. In this review we discuss almost all reported paraneoplastic endocrine syndromes. We analyze their prevalence, etiology, laboratory diagnosis and treatment.


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PRIORITIES OF A TRAINING CLUB
May 31, 1975 By Wendy Volhard
Many obedience clubs provide an important function in serving the public and have every right to be extremely proud of their accomplishments. Others, however, do not belong in-this category — while holding themselves out as giving qualified instruction in dog obedience training to members of the public, their only interest lies in using the fees paid by training members to pay for activities not related to training. Such a club's interest in a training member ceases once he has paid his fee and it cares next to nothing about the services it is expected to render in return for this fee.
A few years ago, I had the opportunity to come in close contact with two obedience clubs in the same general vicinity. I would like to provide you with a profile of these clubs as they were then and let you decide into which category you would place each club. First, I will list what they had in common, and second, how they differed.
Both clubs were over 15 years old and put on an annual AKC licensed obedience trial. Both were non-profit and all-volunteer in the sense that none of their members were paid for devoting their time to the club. Their training fees were identical and both enrolled approximately the same number of training members each year. And both had approximately the same number of members.
Now for the differences: Club #1 — this club did not have any voting members, but it was governed by a board of directors which rarely changed. Its trial chairman, for instance, had held that position for over ten years. In case a vacancy on the board arose, the board filled the vacancy. The board met only infrequently and there were no membership meetings. It rented two indoor training locations for its training members and regular members five nights a week. Its instructors were a regular and steady core; new instructors were brought along gradually and there were regular instructors' meetings. Its annual trial ranked among the top ten in the Nation and was considered the best organized and run trial in the area, even though no cash prizes are awarded; the trial also paid for itself. It had two socials every year at which alcoholic beverages were paid for by the club. (Peripherally, it should be mentioned that one of these socials is an after-the trial buffet which avoids the potential problems inherent in pre-trial dinners where club member exhibitors have the opportunity of meeting and talking to the judges.) In 1972, the club took credit for over 60 titles.
Club #2 — members of this club voted on all actions taken by its elected board of directors; members elected all officers which has had the result that the various positions change almost annually. It had monthly board of directors meetings as well as membership meetings which were devoted mostly to bickering. All its training was conducted on one day — Sunday — and it preferred a rent-free outside location regardless of weather conditions. Instructing was done on a "who is available" basis with little or no attention being paid to continuity or instructor qualifications. There were no instructors' meetings. In recent years, with several exceptions, its annual trials were considered disastrous, primarily due to an ever-changing parade of trial chairmen and even though the club awarded about $500 in cash prizes in addition to extremely nice trophies. The trial was subsidized each year by about $800 to $1,000. The club had four socials every year at which alcoholic beverages are paid for by the club which included a pre- trial dinner. In 1972, it took credit for less than 20 titles.
You judge which club fulfills its obligation to the public in providing the services for which it is paid. From these two examples, it is obvious that the type of structure of a particular club is unimportant. What is important, is how the club views its functions. Surely, if it accepts money from those who come to it for help and instruction, it has the duty to provide this help and instruction in the best manner possible. It is also obvious that there is nothing inconsistent with having a training club which is also a trial giving club. The success of this combination, however, will depend on how the club arranges its priorities. Under no circumstances should the training part be anything less than co-equal to the trial giving part. As a matter of fact, to be absolutely scrupulous, the trial giving activity should really be secondary to the training activity.
Clubs sponsoring trials are important and many of us would not remain in obedience very long were it not for the chance to compete at trials. By the same token, if a club holds itself out as an organization which teaches members of the public how to make better companions of their pets, it cannot in fairness and honesty shortchange them. By taking a training member's money, the club agrees to provide him with solid instruction by qualified instructors under the best available circumstances. It is hardly honest to take his money and then skimp and save on training facilities and instruction in order to put on a trial and provide booze at dinners for club members. I am not suggesting that the use of club funds for these purposes would be inappropriate, PROVIDED the club has met its obligations to its training members. Would it not be more sensible, for example, to spend some of this money on sending instructors or potential instructors to clinics or an instructors' school at the club's expense to give them a more varied background and an opportunity to broaden their experience?
Similarly, the energies of the club should be directed toward training. Unfortunately, for some clubs the annual trial an its socials become all-important and the person who enrolled in a training class to learn how to train his dog is lost in the shuffle. Shoddy instruction, inadequate facilities and above all a "so what" attitude is the hallmark of such an organization, a picture hardly conducive to providing a good image for our sport.
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Public Confidence Will Be UK Government's Problem in Enforcing New Restriction Rules, Pundit Says
On 22 September, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a set of new restrictions for England, citing a spike in coronavirus hospitalisations. According to... 22.09.2020, Sputnik International
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On 22 September, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a set of new restrictions for England, citing a spike in coronavirus hospitalisations. According to the prime minister, hospitalisations in England have more than doubled recently. The new rules are expected to remain in place for six months.
Dr Matt Cole, a political historian of modern Britain at the University of Birmingham, has shared his views on the new set of restrictions announced by UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Sputnik: How effective will these new measures be?
Dr Matt Cole: Well, what the British government has done today, and it's still discussing in Parliament, is effectively a ratcheting up of the measures they already have so that businesses can continue to operate. But the greatest dangers of transmission of the virus can be reduced. So pubs and restaurants will have to close at 10 o'clock instead of 11 o'clock, when they would normally close. The number of people who can be at a wedding has been halved to 15, and people who can work from home have been told again to go back to work at home. And so this is not a return to full lockdown; it is a tightening of the screws, if you like.
Sputnik: What lessons can be learnt from the previous lockdown?
Dr Matt Cole: The main lesson is about enforcement and about compliance. The British government introduced measures similar to those introduced in other European countries, but the success in enforcing them was only partial. There were opportunities for people to transfer the virus, there was relatively little enforcement of the wearing of masks, for example. The government has relied, understandably, on public support and goodwill and civic spirit, if you like.
The police simply do not have the resources to be able to comprehensively to enforce the rules that have been introduced. That remains a problem. The other problem, of course, is that the government's testing programme, and members of Parliament on both sides of the House of Commons have been raising this today, is not reaching a large enough number of people to be able to identify effectively the location of the virus spreads quickly enough.
UKIP Wales Leader on New UK COVID Rules: 'National Hysteria to Justify Measures That Won't Work'
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So the problem that the government had in the first lockdown, and let's just say the first lockdown was successful in the short term in reducing the R-rate clearly below one, the first lockdown was not the problem. The releasing of the lockdown was the problem and it's the circumstances in which the lockdown has been released which have caused the problem. The circumstances of limited test and tracing capacity, compared, I think, to the public was expecting, and of a lack of compliance on some parts of the public.
Now, the government is trying to appeal to those people who haven't been complying to do so. But there are those who argue that the government's own messaging has been ineffective, that it has changed its message - indeed it's changing its message today - too much for people to understand clearly. There are different rules in different parts of the country and there remain different rules after today. And, of course, some of the government's own members and staff are known to have broken the rules and to have argued that they have not broken the rules; the so-called Cummings effect has undermined public confidence.
We know from opinion polls that fewer than half of the public now support the government's response to the crisis, whereas it used to be two-thirds of them at the start of the crisis. The prime minister's own poll rating has fallen very significantly, again from about two-thirds support to now being in negative rating - more people disapprove of the prime minister's record, than approve of it.
Now, that wouldn't be so surprising in the mid-term of an ordinary government, but in the middle of a crisis, it's unusual and particularly significant. So public confidence is going to be part of the government's problem in enforcing these new rules. If it's able to demonstrate a commitment to more widespread testing and if it's able to demonstrate that the rules are being complied with by the majority of people and that those who break the rules are being held accountable by the police - if those messages can get across, it may be able to make these rules work. But at the moment, the rules are merely announcements. It's how well they're enforced that makes the difference to the virus.
Sputnik: What's the situation in the country right now? Are people for or against a prolongation of these restrictions?
Dr Matt Cole: The public are supportive, as far as one can tell. And most parliamentarians, looking at both sides, all parties in the House of Commons, they all accept the need for more constraints. The public clearly don't enjoy them, and businesses, particularly, are fearful of the effects; but they all accept the need for greater constraints because of the rising infection rate. What they are concerned about, particularly people who are in vulnerable jobs and people who have businesses that are in danger of going under, is the level of government support.
Corona Schism: UK Scientists Split Over How Government Should Deal With Surge in COVID-19 Cases
One of the issues on which the prime minister was challenged repeatedly today, including by some Conservatives, was the way in which the most vulnerable businesses and the people whose jobs are most vulnerable can be offered more help after the end of the furlough scheme. The furlough scheme is coming to an end in about a month's time. The government is being pressed to do more. The prime minister is using the phrase that the government will be "creative and imaginative" in how it helps business and that it will put its arms around workers who will likely lose their jobs.
But something more specific than this is going to be necessary to inspire confidence in those parts of the economy.
Sputnik: To what extent can the "bar curfew" be a stumbling block in imposing the new restrictions as the government tries to push for stricter measures to curb the resurgence of the virus? Will we see an outcry from hospitality businesses?
Dr Matt Cole: Hospitality and catering have been the part of the economy most heavily hit by lockdown, because in the original lockdown they were unable to operate at all. More recently, they have worked in a more regulated environment where they have had to take address details of customers. They have had to offer table service sometimes rather than to serve people at bars, so their revenue has fallen significantly.
Certain parts of the catering business and particularly pubs and restaurants take most of their revenue after 10 o'clock at night; that's when the largest amounts of money changes hands. They, clearly, again, are going to suffer. So the problem here will be twofold. It will be for the owners of those businesses, who now argue that they need more support from the government; but also the employees, who are very often the younger members of the workforce in Britain and who are therefore most likely to be left without work if those businesses aren't able to carry on.
So, yes, it is placing greater constraints on an already damaged and vulnerable part of the economy, which provides work for a large number of young people and encourages people into city centres, where they would spend other money as well. There is now also greater doubt about the restaffing, for example, of theatres in Britain, because of these increased controls, of which there was some hope until recently.
So this is relatively easily enforceable, because the police can tell whether a bar or restaurant is open after 10 o'clock and they are not allowed to be open. It's not just that they're not allowed to serve - they are not allowed to be open after 10 o'clock. And it will control movement at a time when there is evidence the virus was spreading later in the evening, when people have had a few drinks, when they're together in large numbers. It was easier for people to transfer the virus. But, the government is engaged in the same balancing act that it is elsewhere in its COVID response, which is to say every time it takes a measure which controls the virus, it also takes a measure which damages the economy - and it's trying not to do that.
Sputnik: How can the government ensure both the health of citizens and the economy's sustainability?
Dr Matt Cole: Well, if I knew the answer to that question perfectly, I would write to the prime minister with it. The government's central problem is the declining public confidence in the consistency, and the effectiveness, and the enforcement of the decisions it makes. All laws need public consent in order to work, particularly ones that intervene in our private lives. As the public loses confidence in the consistency and in the enforcement of laws, the laws become less effective.
If the government can somehow reinforce its sense of authority with the public, then it will do well. One way of doing that might be to try to come to more consensual policies. For instance, over the furlough scheme with opposition parties; if they could genuinely present their policy as a national one rather than one of the government, it might help to command more public support. But the prime minister was quite confrontational with the leader of the opposition today in Parliament. He was reaching out to most other MPs, but he is clearly annoyed with the leader of the opposition and isn't in a mood to cooperate with him.
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Mr. Alex Salmond (Banff and Buchan): I welcome the maiden speech of the hon. Member for Warrington, North (Helen Jones), who has been elected to the House with a hard act to follow, because Doug Hoyle was a very effective and popular hon. Member. He was also the winner of a celebrated by-election, in which Lord Jenkins had difficulties not only of pronunciation but with Doug Hoyle. She obviously follows very much in the Doug Hoyle tradition.
The hon. Lady also has courage, because she told a joke about the Millbank computer. She was fortunate that the Minister without Portfolio had left the Chamber by that time. None the less, I applaud her courage in telling such a joke. More to the point, she spoke very effectively and with great knowledge and commitment to her constituency. She also spoke without notes. In our own maiden speeches, many hon. Members probably relied on the notes that we had copiously copied down. She had the poise and confidence not to do so. It was a very effective speech, and I look forward to hearing many more speeches by her.
The shadow Home Secretary described the Bill as petty and vindictive, and he said that it had been steamrollered through the House. He was wrong on all counts. The Bill is not petty, because it deals with a subject of great and substantial importance. It is also not vindictive, and I do not think that anyone could argue that it has been proposed in a vindictive manner. The attitude of Ministers has been one of more in sorrow than in anger, and one of deep responsibility and regret that such action must be taken. They have shown public responsibility in the manner in which the Bill was introduced.
As for steamrollering the Bill through the House, the shadow Home Secretary seems to be suffering from a short memory as well as a deficiency of votes in the Tory leadership contest. He was well known for steamrollering
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legislation, particularly earlier in the year, when he imposed a three-line Whip on the previous Government's Bill dealing with the very same issue and refused to allow a free vote--a vote of conscience--on a total ban on handguns. He now seems to be in a particularly poor position to complain about anyone else steamrollering.
As hon. Members have said, the time allowed for debate has been adequate. I do not think that any hon. Member has felt constrained in their remarks, and the shadow Home Secretary's charge is unfair. Given that I do not have many complimentary remarks to make about the Government's entire range of legislation, I should say that I very much welcome their move to fulfil an election commitment that was shared both by the new Labour party and by the Scottish National party.
The Bill is much more logical and complete than the earlier legislation proposed by the Conservative Administration. The loophole, illogicality and irrationality of allowing .22 weapons to continue to be used, albeit in gun clubs, but banning every other type of handgun was never satisfactorily dealt with. As hon. Members have said, on many occasions .22 weapons have proved themselves as dangerous and deadly as handguns of a higher calibre. That was the type of weapon used to kill Bobby Kennedy and in the attempt on the life of President Reagan. In the United States, such weapons are often referred to as "Saturday night specials".
The Cullen report stated:
"In terms of pure precision the .22 calibre was capable of inherent accuracy beyond the skill of the shooter. Whether high accuracy is obtained depends on the quality of the particular gun, the quality of the ammunition and the skills of the shooter. The .22 rimfire represented the highest precision cartridge which was available. It was highly evolved."
Lord Cullen could not see the case for separating the .22 from higher-calibre weapons; nor has anyone effectively made that case throughout the controversy surrounding the banning of handguns. It was on that illogicality that the previous legislation failed the test and failed the challenge of Dunblane and, indeed, of Hungerford.
I remind the House of the gun lobby's own judgment on the weaknesses of the storage proposal in the previous legislation. In its evidence to Lord Cullen, the British Shooting Sports Council said:
"No matter what system of checks and paperwork is maintained in such circumstances, it would be a simple matter indeed for a shooter intent on recovering his gun to enter a competition, provide evidence to his club secretary that he had done so, recover possession of the complete gun together with ammunition for it, and perpetrate an outrage."
The BSSC was arguing against club storage at that stage. It felt that that was what it had to resist because it believed that Cullen would move to club storage. However, the logic of the argument does not depend on the circumstances in which it is being argued, and the argument against building caches of guns in gun clubs is the same, regardless of the legislation before us. That is the reason why we should move forward and should ask the many decent, law-abiding gun owners to sacrifice one part of their leisure time activities for the greater good of society as a whole.
We have heard a great deal about the Commonwealth and Olympic games. I know that the Home Secretary has in all good faith said that those games can still take place
in the United Kingdom, but I would rather see deployed the argument that it is perhaps time--or past time--that we should be telling the Olympic Games Committee and the Commonwealth Games Federation that handgun competitions do not have a place in an international athletic and sporting competition, that many tens of millions of children across the world look to these competitions and their participants, and that such competitions perhaps reinforce the gun culture about which many of complain so often. Perhaps the argument against such events taking place at the Commonwealth and Olympic games should now be articulated--we should move on.
I will be supporting the Bill, as will the Scottish National party. I wish it well in the remainder of its proceedings in another place. It would be incredible if it were ambushed and bushwhacked there. That would be a rank defiance of the clearly expressed public opinion. To use a phrase from another debate, it is the "settled will" of the people that effective action should be taken against handguns. A popular decision has been taken to move against the gun culture. While neither this nor the previous legislation can be said to render impossible another outrage like Hungerford or Dunblane, I think that the Bill reduces the chances of another outrage and represents a move in favour of public safety. For that reason, the Bill should certainly be supported.
The Bill deserves the support of all parties. It might not get it, but I am sure that it will receive a Third Reading with a substantial majority. I hope that it proceeds quickly onto the statute book.
Mr. Colvin: I join those hon. Members who have congratulated the hon. Member for Warrington, North (Helen Jones) on her maiden speech which she made with great confidence and fluency and, as the hon. Member for Banff and Buchan (Mr. Salmond) said, without notes. That is always impressive, and I look forward to hearing many more contributions from her in due course.
I also strongly endorse what the hon. Lady said about her predecessor, Mr. Doug Hoyle. On my arrival in this place, I had been told that, as a new Member, the first thing that I should do was find myself a pair. I approached three hon. Members who to me looked and sounded like Labour Members, only to discover that they were Tories. I then tried two more people who turned out to be members of the press lobby. It was only at the sixth attempt that I discovered Mr. Hoyle. On looking him up in the good book which contains hon. Members' curricula vitae, I discovered that he was the president of the trade union to which I then belonged and which was known as the Association of Secretarial, Technical and Managerial Staffs. It was a vain attempt to get the president of my union to pair with a lowly Member of Parliament, because he was already paired with someone else. I nevertheless endorse the hon. Lady's remarks about Doug, who is a great loss to the House. We always enjoyed his company and listened attentively to anything he had to say.
When the Minister of State in moving Third Reading said that the Government have won the argument and the vote, he was half right. The Government have certainly won the vote, but they have again lost the argument. There were many sensible points advanced by opponents of the Bill that should have been more carefully considered.
I would endorse what the-- It being Ten o'clock, further consideration of the Bill stood adjourned.
Motion made, and Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order No. 15 (Exempted business),
That, at this day's sitting, the Firearms (Amendment) Bill may be proceeded with, though opposed, until any hour.--[Jane Kennedy.]
Question agreed to. Question again proposed, That the Bill be now read the Third time.
Mr. Colvin: As I was saying, the hon. Member for Banff and Buchan drew attention to the remarks of my right hon. and learned Friend the Member for Folkestone and Hythe (Mr. Howard) about the Government steamrollering this Bill through. I agree entirely with my right hon. and learned Friend, but he is the last person who should accuse the Government of steamrollering a Bill, because when sitting on the Government Benches during the passage of the Firearms (Amendment) Act 1997, he was equally guilty of steamrollering through his measure. At that time, he, too, was opposed with similar vigour by some of us who knew something about shooting.
I fully understand the passion with which the hon. Member for West Renfrewshire (Mr. Graham) made his speech and the sentiments he expressed. Those feelings were shared by a great many people following the tragedy of Dunblane, which is entirely understandable. The Snowdrop campaign, which reinforced that feeling and did so much to galvanise public opinion, was certainly responsible for the way in which the public reacted to the issue of handguns.
However, the initial hostility to handguns was then tempered by the common sense of Lord Cullen's report into the tragedy. It was significant that after the report had been made public, the press had commented on it and there had been debate in both Houses of Parliament about firearms legislation, some of the opinion polls and press comments started to be tempered by a modicum of common sense. For example, in October 1996, a poll in The Sunday Times, while supporting the proposals in what became the 1997 Act, showed only 54 per cent. in favour of a complete ban on all handguns. By December 1996, polls conducted in response to remarks by the Duke of Edinburgh showed that a majority of the public felt that a complete ban was an overreaction which unfairly penalised law-abiding citizens. Three telephone polls published at that time showed that between 68 and 75 per cent. of people were against a complete ban. By February this year, even in Scotland, where the tragedy took place, Market Research Scotland found that 39 per cent. of Scots believed that responsible gun users were being treated unfairly because of the action of one man. We, too, must temper our passionate feelings about Dunblane with an element of common sense.
The Home Secretary has said clearly that, although he will use his section 5 powers to enable the Commonwealth games to go ahead in Manchester, one exception is enough. However, I would point out that there are already other exceptions. Athletics clubs use .32 and .38 calibre guns for starting races. Vets use such guns, as do slaughterhouses.
It was not unreasonable, therefore, to expect special exception to be made for single-shot .22 guns to be used for competition purposes. They cannot be concealed on a person, as .22s were concealed in the assassination of Senator Robert Kennedy.
I believe that the House was especially interested to hear the remarks of the hon. Member for North-East Derbyshire (Mr. Barnes) about dismantling firearms so that they may be kept in the home, avoiding the imposition of an enormous burden of financial investment on gun club security. If and when the Bill reaches the other place, the whole issue of dismantling .22 calibre weapons should be considered once more.
If the Government want suggestions as to amendments that they might introduce in the other place, I suggest that they consider including in the Bill a clause requiring that, after three years, a review be held of its provisions, including a review of the impact that they might have had on international competition shooting.
The other great injustice of the Bill, on which much has been said, is the issue of compensation. I very much hope that the Home Secretary will reconsider that matter, because, although there are provisions in the Bill for compensating people for loss of their handguns and loss of equipment, the clubs, many of which are heavily in debt as a result of the investment that they have made, and the people who have lost their busines, should be compensated as well.
There are plenty of precedents in this country for such compensation, but the Home Secretary should also consider the precedent of the Australian experience--which teaches us that, although draconian measures may be necessary, people should not be deprived of their livelihood, investment, money and jobs as a result. The Government should seriously reconsider that before proceeding with the Bill.


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World Series Games Don't Have to Take So Long
The postseason no longer features baseball at its best.
Steve Chapman | 10.29.2018 12:01 AM
Once upon a time, the postseason provided fans the opportunity to see baseball at its best. Today, it gives us the chance to watch mound visits and pitching changes at their most.
In Game 1 of the World Series, the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Boston Red Sox deployed 12 pitchers. By comparison, when the Dodgers and the New York Yankees met in 1963, they needed only 11 pitchers to get through the entire series.
Over the four-game sweep, the LA starters covered 35 1/3 innings. A single reliever was needed, to get a grand total of two outs.
Watching managers take the ball from one pitcher and hand it to another is about as exciting as watching someone buy snacks from a vending machine. Baseball has always been a game in which most of the actual playing time features a lot of people standing around waiting for something to happen. Now each game features a lot of people standing around waiting for the game to resume so they can stand around waiting for something to happen.
It's as though Major League Baseball, responding to the perception of many people that the game was slow and tedious, decided to address that complaint by making it even…slower…and…more…tedious.
This is not just a postseason phenomenon. Starting pitchers, not so long ago, used to manage the heroic feat of lasting nine innings on a regular basis. In 1993, Chuck Finley led the majors with 13 complete games. In 2018, eight different guys tied for the lead, with two. Next year, I predict, all pitchers will be tied for the lead, with zero.
During the National League Championship Series, the Milwaukee Brewers took this trend to its logical endpoint by sending out a starter for the express purpose of facing exactly one batter—after which he was excused for the evening to gleefully calculate his per-batter earnings.
Not only does the plethora of pitching changes foster boredom; it stretches games out to epic lengths. Game 1 took three hours and 52 minutes. That's six minutes longer than the film Gone With the Wind—which, when it came out, was the longest movie ever made. Game 1 took just three minutes less than it took to play the last two games of the 1963 series.
Maybe there are some fans who get a thrill every time a manager makes the long hike to send his pitcher to the showers. For everyone else, I have a suggestion that would speed things up: Stop letting relievers throw warmup pitches when they enter the game.
This ritual has been around forever, but it wastes a lot of time. MLB grants two minutes and 55 seconds for a new pitcher to reach the mound and prepare his essential appendage. Every reliever who enters in the middle of an inning robs fans of three minutes of our allotted life spans.
And why does a professional ballplayer need this process? When a backup quarterback trots out on the field, he doesn't get to make a few practice throws before taking a snap. When a pinch hitter steps to the plate, he doesn't insist on hitting some soft tosses to hone his stroke. Getting ready is what the bullpen is for, after all.
Abolishing warmup pitches would save a couple of minutes each time a reliever is called, and in the course of what has become a normal game, the minutes would add up. It would also eliminate an empty interlude that holds the attention of nobody in the stands and subjects TV audiences to yet more commercials.
Purists will say that relievers, deprived of their mound tosses, would be less effective. This is probably true. But it's a feature, not a bug.
If relievers were more prone to missing the strike zone or serving up meatballs, managers would be less inclined to use them. Or they would insert subs more often at the start of an inning, when they are guaranteed warmup time. Either way, the game would move faster, and fewer fans would drag themselves off to bed long before the final out.
If you like baseball as it is now, with frequent delays and interruptions and games that last for days, maybe you'd be even happier dispensing with the players. Then you could direct your full attention to an even more exciting pastime: watching the outfield grass grow.
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Vice Ganda Net Worth 2020, Bio, Age, Height
Vice Ganda is a very known Philippine comedian, actor and TV host and the singer who became known for his longtime work in a TV show named its Showtime. He has also starred in a lot of high-grossing Philippine movies.
He is very popular in the Philippines and he's known for his open gay endorsement since he is also gay.
He was born as Jose Marie Borja Viceral on March 31, 1976, in the town named Tando which is located by the capital of the Philippines called Manila.
He gained his nickname Tutoy when he was a young boy and it was before he even disclosed himself is being gay.
He has 4 siblings and is the youngest of them all and he gets along with all of them very well. He was never mocked by his siblings about his sexuality or humor but he sometimes felt like nobody quite understands him.
That is why he had periods of depression in his youth which he tries to overcome even today.
The neighborhood he lived in is named Jose Abude and it is located in Managua in Tando.
He was very young when he lost his father and it made a huge deal for him since he was in a fragile state in that period.
His father was the barangay captain and was murdered. Unfortunately, he was only 15 at that time and witnessed the event.
This made a huge change in the lives of him and his siblings because his mother had to go and work abroad in the position of the caregiver in order to provide her children food and the roof over their heads.
He always felt great respect for his mum because she supported all of her children unconditionally.
Although he was raised in a very harsh environment he went through high school very well and managed to enroll in the studies at the Eastern University where he was a student of political studies.
However, he was a huge fan of singing and comedy and he knew that he was good at it so he decided to pursue his career in those 2 categories.
His career began as a singer and he performed at various events end clubs but he was not satisfied completely with his achievements.
That is why he turned to stand up comedy which was also one of his strengths.
He began working as a comedian for Andrew de Real's comedy troupe called The Punchline and the Library. Andrew was the owner and he was the one to create his stage name which he still holds today: Vice Ganda.
This was a huge motivation for him and he spent years practicing his performance and developing his comedy materials while rehearsing it at various comedy clubs doing gigs and entertaining the crowd.
His career grew bigger and stronger when he started to appear on television and begin getting great reviews from various tabloids and magazines for his work.
Vice first appeared in a fantasy TV series which was broadcasted in the Philippines in 2008 in 2009 and was titled Dyosa. This serious was streamed also through YouTube.
One of his 1st experiences in a TV serious was in a romantic drama called Maging Sino Ka Man: Ang Pagbabalik, which was aired in 2007 and unfortunately ended very soon in 2008.
In 2009 Vice became a member of a talent search program called Showtime and he was there on the position of a judge. He still does it today and it made him very famous in his country, although he sometimes outrages other judges.
It was then that he came to peace with his sexuality and started feeling more self-assured.
He was featured in a drama serious titled Maalaala No Kaya which is also called Memories and was very popular in it and liked doing it so much.
After appearing with a lot of minor roles in a few independently made movies like Condo where he starred alongside Coco Martin and in My Life, a drama movie directed by Olivia Lamason where he starred alongside Vilma S. Rector and Jaune L. Cruz.
He was invited to star in a comedy movie titled "Petrang Kabayo" which was made in the fantasy comedy genre and directed by Wenn Deramas. It was his first lead role in a movie and it brought him fame and great reviews.
The movie, however, didn't get good reviews from the critics but the public liked it very much and it earned a serious amount of money at the box office, way more than it was budgeted.
In 2011 he appeared in a movie called the "Unkabogable Praybeyt Benjamin" which turned out to be a great action spoof comedy movie with Eddie Garcia and Nikki Valdez in the lead roles.
This movie was also a hit end gave Vice more financial security and an opportunity to show his great acting skills.
in 2012 he appeared in a comedy parody movie called This Guy in love with you Mare! where he starred alongside Tony Gonzaga and Louise Manzano.
In 2013 he appeared in the comedy parody movie starring Marisol Soriano and Joey Marquez. The movie received attention and earned over $8,000,000 at the box office. The name of the movie was Girl, Boy, Bakla, Tomboy.
He won the Philippine Movie Star award as the movie actor of the year in 2014 and also the award for the best actor at the 39th Metro Manila film festival.
The Amazing Praybeyt Benjamin was his following comedy movie directed by Wenn V. Deramas and is indeed a sequel of the Unkabogable. He starred in it alongside Coco Martin, Nadine Lustre, and James Reid.
The latest role Vice gained was in a comedy film titled Fantastica which was directed by Barry Gonzalez and was released in December of 2018. He starred in it alongside Bela Padilla, Jaclyn Jose, Richard Guiterrez and more.
Vice didn't receive very good critics for his role in the movie and his humor was characterized as repetitive, especially due to insult jokes which he regularly uses and which a lot of people think are inadequate.
As for his work as a singer and his impact on the Filippino music industry it is known that he released three albums so far. The first one was named Lakas Tama and it was released in the summer of 2011 through Vicor Records.
His second album was released two years later and he named it after himself and released it through Star Records. Both of the albums were certified gold.
In 2014 he has released his last album named #Trending, which also received the gold status.
Vice tried himself also as an author and published his first book under the title President Vice: The New Troublemaker president.
The book is made out as a parody and deals with how the future would look as if he was the Filippino president.2017 brought him a huge financial plus on his account as he launched his own line of cosmetic products called Vice Cosmetics. He made his line affordable and was very happy that women and men recognized his passion for it.
He was involved in a huge controversy in 2013 after he said several jokes about gang rape in his performance and was attacked by Filipino groups for women's rights. He later apologized in public for this although at first tried to explain the controversy as his way of joking.
In 2014, he became an inductee of Eastwood City Walk Of Fame in the Philippines.
Three years later, in 2017, Yes! magazine listed him as one of the 100 Most Beautiful Stars in the country of the Philippines.
He later appeared in a drama series titled Maalaala Mo Kay, where he discovered the mobbing and persecution in the society when he was younger and discovered to be gay.
He was rumored to be dating one of the characters in his show It's Showtime by the name of Ion Perez. Ion is a comedian who was a model earlier and is also openly gay. They never confirmed nor denied the relationship but they often share emotional photos and words.
Ion is working as a model and has 13 siblings. Not a lot of people also know that Ion has a son of three years from his previous relationship.
In 2019 he confirmed that he was finally in a stable relationship but he didn't reveal his face or name.
He bought a big house in Manila and has several cars. The most noticeable car he owns is a pink hummer but he also has one more car and it is also colored in a bright color: red.
He is very close to his family, especially his mother. He posts photos on his social media hugging her or the other way around.
He likes to hang out with his sister Tina too. He has a sister Marivic whose daughter Camilla is a huge fan of her uncle Vice.
Vice is very active over social media and has almost nine million followers on his Instagram account and the number is constantly growing.
But he also has a lot of haters, especially the one annoyed by him being openly gay and defending the rights of gay and transgender people.
Vice is very good at basketball and was quite good at it in high school.
Vice often dies his hair and has tried almost all of the red, blue and blonde shades.
He also loves animals and has his dog named Chip In.
Full name: Jose Marie Borja Viceral
Birthplace: Tondo, Manuguit, Philippines
Profession: actor, singer, performer
Net Worth: $12 million
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Jonathan Banks (1947 - )
The Night They Took Miss Beautiful (1978) [Buck]: Killed in a plane crash when Gary Collins deliberately steers their plane into the ocean, just as the screen fades to red. (Thanks to Michael)
48 Hrs. (1982) [Algren]: Shot to death by James Remar after Jonathan forces Nick Nolte to give up his gun. (Thanks to Michael)
Beverly Hills Cop (1984) [Zack, Maitland's Thug]: Shot to death by Eddie Murphy in Steven Berkoff's home. (Thanks to Robert)
Gremlins (1984) [Deputy Brent]: Killed in a car crash, along with Scott Brady, after the gremlins disconnect the brakes on their patrol car. (Thanks to Tommy)
Cold Steel (1987) [Iceman]: Shot to death, along with Adam Ant and Sy Richardson, in a shoot-out with Brad Davis. (Thanks to Michael)
Don't Touch My Daughter (Nightmare) (1991) [Ryter]: Killed by Victoria Principal in self-defense. (Thanks to Michael)
Freejack (1992) [Mark Michelette]: Shot to death by Mick Jagger just as Jonathan is about to shoot Emilio Estevez. (Thanks to Robert and Neil)
Tales from the Crypt: The Assassin (1994) [William]: Stabbed in the eye with a high-heeled shoe by Shelley Hack. (Thanks to Tommy)
Under Siege 2: Dark Territory (1995) [Scotty]: Killed in a train crash/explosion. (Thanks to Michael)
Dark Breed (1996) [Joseph Shay]: Killed in an explosion caused by Jack Scalia. (Thanks to ND)
R.S.V.P. (2002) [Walter Franklin]: Beaten to death with a cane (along with Grace Zabriskie) by Rick Otto in the hallway, just as Jonathan and Grace are about to get into the elevator.
Alias: The Telling (2003) [NSA Deputy Director Brandon]: Shot to death in an ambush. (Thanks to PortsGuy)
Day Break: What If They Find Him? (2006) [Conrad Detweiler]: Buried alive when his own men use a dump truck to pour a truckload of sand over him, after shooting him in the legs. (His death is undone when the time-loop cycle begins again.) (Thanks to Neil)
Day Break: What If It's Him? (2007) [Conrad Detweiler]: Commits suicide by shooting himself with a shotgun in his home. (In this final episode, the time-loop has been broken, so his death is now permanent.) (Thanks to Neil)
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Coventry is the 2nd largest city in the West Midlands well worth a stay over to visit the Cathedral. The old one stands in ruins by the 1940 blitz of War World II but some outer walls remain with the spire, which is the tallest structure in the city, a grade I listed building. The new cathedral is built next to the old one and the spire overlooks it.
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Shiva Ganesh: Fans can expect an unusual performance from Ravichandran in Aa Drushya
The Crazy Star will not be accompanied by a heroine in the murder mystery nor the film will feature songs, says director Shiva Ganesh
Published: 03rd November 2019
Viewers can expect a different Ravichandran in Aa Drushya, says director Shiva Ganesh who is working with the Crazy Star in the murder mystery. The film is all set to be released this week. For the first time in his career, Ravichandran will not be accompanied by a heroine in the film, and it will not feature any songs either, the director reveals.
"It is a known fact that romance and Ravichandran go hand in hand. However, this particular subject did not require songs and a heroine. Moreover, the film will show a new dimension of the actor. He was initially worried about how the audience would react, but when we started shooting, he was convinced about the decision," says the Jigarthanda director
The director adds that with age, the Crazy Star is choosing the right kind of scripts - "There is a lot more for the versatile actor to explore."
When asked about the similarity between the titles Aa Drushya and Ravichandran's 2014 film Drishya, Shiva clarifies, "This film is not a sequel... though there is a similarity in terms of the screenplay. In this film, the hero is a retired police officer."
Ravichandran has also undergone an image makeover for Aa Drushya. The actor plays a character 25 years younger than him, and Ravichandran himself suggested the look for the thriller. "This is a story of a 50-year-old retired cop, who narrates a case that happened when he was on duty. The story takes place in one day. How the daily activities of the cop get affected due to the lack of basic communication is the gist of the film," says Shiva Ganesh.
"I had heard a lot about the actor's working style and decided to go with a blank mind. Thankfully, we broke the ice in the first few days on the sets. All that he mentioned to me was that he was an actor and that it was my responsibility to direct him," says Shiva Ganesh, adding, "He helped me with a few shots, where he had to operate the camera and shoot the scenes all by himself. Secondly, any advice coming from him was valuable. He also shared his experience and his journey in cinema, which was good to know."
The film, produced by K Manju, also features Achyuth Kumar, Chaitra Achar, and Nisarga.
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Monday is Memorial Day, the day we honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to their country. This holiday began as a remembrance of the soldiers lost in the Civil War, and has since expanded to honor those who paid the ultimate price in the subsequent wars, and simultaneously devolved into a nationwide barbecue celebrating the coming of summer.
It is interesting the aspects of today's culture that have their roots in the Civil War. One of these is the Pledge of Allegiance. A great deal is made from time to time about the phrase "under God" in the pledge, but what many people don't know is that the phrase "under God" was a much later addition to the pledge that significantly subverts it's original and intended meaning.
The key phrase in the pledge, as originally written, was "one nation indivisible". The pledge was created as a response to the Civil War. It was meant to be a promise that we are, and will forever be, a unified nation. That we would never again fracture or splinter, that we would never again take up arms against our own. The pledge was meant to be a solemn vow of unity that fully transends the hollow "under God" alteration brought on by Eisenhower-era anti-communist hysteria.
It is sad that this original message has been lost. As a country we have become more divisive than ever. We could use the occasional subtle reminder that we are meant to be "one nation indivisible", that we have all pledged ourselves to the same thing. Those who are so caught up in the polarization between liberal and conservative, Republican and Democrat, red state versus blue state, they would do well to take a moment to remember the original purpose and meaning behind Memorial Day, and our Pledge of Allegiance.


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Chapter 10 – Meetings
"Okay Harry, spill," Hermione sternly said the next morning, her arms crossed. "Whoever called you last night obviously upset you, so 'fess up; who was it?" Harry sighed; he was hoping that Hermione would forget or somehow overlook the fact that he was supposed to talk to her about the call that he had received from Dudley, but it was a fool's hope.
"It was Dudley," Harry finally said. Hermione's arms dropped to her sides in surprise.
"Dudley? As in your cousin, Dudley?" she asked. "Why? How did he even get your number?"
"Vernon," Harry said simply. "Apparently, Dudley has just been released from prison, and asked me if he could see Carla. I told him that I'd think about it." Hermione sighed as she rubbed her forehead.
"I think you should do it," she finally said. When Harry looked at her in confusion, she explained. "Think about it, Harry. He's been in prison for most of Carla's life, so he probably wants to see how she is. I know that you two have a lot of negative history, but you managed to reconcile with your aunt; maybe he's changed too. Just give him a chance." When she saw that he was still hesitant, she added, "But you should probably ask Carla before you decide anything. This does involve her, you know." Harry ran his fingers through his hair as he considered her words.
"Alright," He finally conceded. "I'll talk to her after breakfast." After that, he left towards the kitchen to prepare said meal while Hermione stayed behind, knowing just how dangerous she was in the kitchen. After nearly burning the house down trying to make dinner one night, she refused to perform any cooking operation more complicated than reheating something in the microwave.
The smell of cooking bacon soon permeated the house, rousing the children from their slumber. The two children, still dressed in their pajamas, came down the stairs, led by the mouth-watering scent. Once Harry slid the food onto the plates and set them on the table, the four began to dine on his exceptional cooking.
"Carla, could you help me wash the dishes?" Harry asked as he gathered the plates. Carla wordlessly slid out from her seat and followed Harry into the kitchen. While Harry scrubbed the dishes in hot soapy water, Carla stood on a stool with a towel in hand to wipe them dry. "Carla, how would you feel about meeting your father, your real father?" Harry asked the young girl. Carla shrugged neutrally as she fiddled with the towel in her hand, so Harry handed her a clean fork to dry. "So, it's okay, then?" Harry pressed, trying to elicit a verbal reaction from her.
"Yeah, I guess," Carla said, shrugging again as Harry passed her a plate to dry. Harry sighed to himself; her apparent apathy was not making things any easier for him.
"If you don't want to do it, we don't have to," Harry tried another route.
"It's okay," Carla said. Again, her voice did nothing to betray her emotions on the subject. Harry sighed again and sent Carla off to brush her teeth, dwelling in his thoughts. As he finished washing the dishes by himself, Harry came to a decision; he dried off his hands and grabbed the phone off of its cradle and began dialing numbers.
"Yeah?" Dudley asked from the other end of the line.
"When are you available?" Harry asked.
"I'm free today," Dudley replied. "So you've decided then?"
"Is Hyde Park at eleven good?" Harry continued, overriding Dudley's query.
"Sure," he agreed. "Where?"
"The Weeping Beech is a good spot," Harry suggested.
"Alright, I'll meet you there," Dudley said. "And Harry, thanks for this. You don't know how much this means to me."
"And I hope I never have to," Harry replied as he ended the call. He exited the kitchen to find Hermione sitting at the table writing a report. "Where'd Teddy disappear to?" he asked as he sat down next to her.
"He went upstairs to feed Tribble," Hermione answered, looking up from her papers. "So, did you think about what I said?"
"Yeah," Harry said. "We're meeting him at Hyde Park at eleven." Hermione nodded in satisfaction as she returned to her work.
"It's good that you're giving him this chance, Harry," she said to him. Harry sighed and ran his fingers through his hair nervously.
"I suppose, but I can't help but be suspicious of him," he admitted.
"That's understandable, but like I said earlier, he might have changed. Think if it this way: If you were sent to prison and you got out, wouldn't you want to see Ted?" she asked. When he nodded, she continued, "And how would you feel if you were denied that? And Carla at least deserves an opportunity to get to know her birth father."
"I suppose," Harry said sullenly. "I guess it's not only my bad history with him, but…" he trailed off.
"But you're afraid that Carla won't want to be with you anymore," Hermione finished his sentence. Harry shrugged his shoulders uncertainly. "It's perfectly understandable, but Carla loves you; I don't think you have anything to worry about."
"I guess," Harry conceded with a sigh. "Tell me again why you didn't go into psychology?" he asked her.
"Because I have enough grief listening to your angst; I don't need to hear other people's problems too," she replied with a straight face. They stared at each other for several seconds before they both burst into laughter.
At the top of the stairs, two young children were listening in to the commotion happening below.
"What was that about?" Carla asked curiously. Ted shrugged.
"I dunno; grown-ups are weird," he replied.
Harry and Hermione had told the children to dress for the cold February weather and took the Knight Bus to Hyde Park; the magical vehicle's powerful notice-me-not charms made the nearby Muggles ignorant of two adults and young children appearing out from nowhere, as well as the loud bang as the bus arrived and departed. They walked (or rather, the adults walked while the children chased each other) to the snow-covered Weeping Beech. Harry and Hermione watched while Carla and Teddy played together in the snow. As eleven 'o clock neared, both children expressed their need to use the loo; Hermione volunteered and took them to the nearest public lavatory. As Harry stood out in the snow waiting for them, he heard a familiar voice behind him.
"Harry?" it said. Harry turned around to see the person that had addressed him. The man's hair had been cropped short, and he had lost much of his infamous girth, but his watery blue eyes gave away his identity.
"Dudley," Harry replied cordially. For several moments, the two cousins simply stood in awkward silence. "So…you look different," Harry observed, breaking the silence.
"Umm, yeah," Dudley agreed, "I spent a lot of time at the gym; figured that I should start taking care of myself." Several more awkward seconds passed in silence. "So…where's Carla?" the larger man asked.
"Using the loo," Harry responded. As if on cue, Hermione appeared with two giggling children. When she saw Dudley, she looked down at Ted and said, "Why don't we leave Carla and Uncle Harry alone for a while?" Hermione pulled Ted away, leaving Carla with Harry and Dudley. Upon being left with Harry and a stranger, the normally easily excitable girl suddenly became shy, trying to discreetly hide behind Harry. Dudley got down on one knee and swallowed nervously.
"Hi there, Carla," he said gently. The girl looked up at Harry for guidance.
"It's okay, Carla, say 'hi,'" he whispered. Carla turned her gaze back to Dudley and shyly waved.
"Hi," she said softly. Dudley ran his large hand over his short hair as he tried to think of something to say to his daughter. "Are you my real daddy?" she suddenly asked, catching him off guard.
"Err…yes, I am," he said.
"Why did you go away?" Carla continued. Dudley cringed slightly at the question, and wondered how he was supposed to answer it. Harry was also curious as to how Dudley would respond.
"Umm…" he hummed hesitantly. "I…hurt someone, very badly, and I had to go away to try and make it better." Harry raised his eyebrow at him, impressed. Meanwhile, Carla seemed unsure of what to say next, so Harry laid a hand on her head.
"Why don't you go play with Teddy and Mum while we talk, Carla?" he asked. The young girl noticeably perked up and ran off towards Ted and Hermione, who were currently working on the beginnings of a snowman. Dudley stood up and wiped off the water and snow clinging onto his trouser leg.
"Well, she seems like a nice kid," Dudley observed, "kind of quiet, though."
"She's not normally like this," Harry defended. "But she's not exactly used to talking to strangers, so I guess it makes sense." They both watched as Hermione and the two children fooled around in the snow.
"Harry," Dudley began, "I know that you don't trust me, and for good reason, but I want to fix that. I want for you to be able to trust me, to know that I truly am sorry for everything. And I want to be a part of Carla's life. I won't take her away from you, it's clear that she's happy with you, but I want to be there for her. I missed out on almost five years of her life because of my screw-up, but I'm here now, and I want to make the most of it, if you'll let me." Harry looked at his cousin, fighting to keep the incredulity that he was feeling from showing.
"I'm surprised, Dudley," Harry said evenly. "That's probably the noblest thing that you've ever said in your life. Alright, I'll consider it."
"That's all I ask," Dudley conceded. He looked down at his watch and sighed. "I should go now; I need to get back to job hunting. It was good seeing you again, Harry."
"You too," Harry muttered absently. Harry turned his attention to his girlfriend and children, and seeing that they were not watching him, bent down and scooped up a snowball. Hiding it behind his back, he snuck over to them and threw it at them, where it impacted on Hermione's back. She glared at him indignantly, and he shrugged innocently before he was suddenly pelted by fistfuls of snow.
After pelting each other with snow, they walked to a nice warm diner for lunch, then took the Knight Bus home to 12 Grimmauld Place and changed into fresh, dry clothes.
"So, how did your meeting with Dudley go?" Hermione asked. Harry shrugged neutrally.
"Okay, I guess," he said indifferently. "Things were a bit awkward at first." They both sat down on the couch and Harry draped his arm over Hermione's shoulders. "You know, I'm still feeling a bit chilly," he said, pulling her closer. "Maybe we could put the kids down for a nap and…warm each other up," he added, kissing her on the cheek. She giggled lightly as he began placing kisses along her jaw line. She turned her head and kissed him on the lips.
"That…is a brilliant idea, Mister Potter," she whispered. With a smirk, she released herself from his hold and left, presumably to find the children and put them to bed, Harry right behind her.
Two more chapters left, yay!


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The Benson Hotel
A historic Portland landmark
Portland doesn't have the centuries-old history of American cities on the East Coast, so when you come across landmarks from its most dynamic early growth period at the beginning of the 20th century, they are something to behold. The Benson Hotel is one such landmark.
The majestic Benson was designed and built to be the first world-class hotel west of the Mississippi River, and it remains one of Portland's premier establishments today. From imported marble and carpets to chandeliers hanging in every guest room, The Benson is luxury embodied.
You are treated to amenities like flat-panel HD televisions, organic bamboo bathrobes and slippers, round-the-clock room service and a 24-hour fitness room. To maximize your time in Portland, seek help from the hotel's top-notch Les Clefs d'Or concierges, who can do everything from map out the best attractions within walking distance to snag reservations at the city's hottest restaurants.
Located in the heart of downtown Portland, The Benson Hotel is within easy walking distance of Pioneer Courthouse Square, downtown shopping, Chinatown, the trendy Pearl District, the MAX light rail and some of the city's finest dining.
Views from some of the hotel's guest rooms take in the lush, green West Hills of Portland, while others look out on the city's bustling downtown core. The luxury hotel is perfectly positioned to maximize any visit to the city.
Coffee shops are mere steps away and Portland's famous Powell's Books is situated a few blocks west of The Benson. Popular attractions like the Portland Art Museum, Portland Japanese Garden and Oregon Zoo are easily accessible.
Portland is a year-round destination city, so you can visit The Benson Hotel at any time. Even in the drizzly, gray days of January, you can enjoy world-class shopping or sit in one of the many coffeehouses sipping customized cappuccinos.
The city's own residents often make up a significant portion of the diners at the hotel's restaurants, the Palm Court Restaurant and El Gaucho (one of Portland's best steakhouses).
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The Penthouse suites, many with outstanding views of downtown, consist of a king bedroom connected to a parlor, some with double French glass doors.
The Portland hotel's luxurious Grand and Presidential suites offer outstanding city views, and gas fireplaces. The living and dining room areas open into a stunning master bedroom with a beautiful four-poster king bed and private bath that includes a double-headed, walk-in shower and adjacent Jacuzzi bathtub.
Breathable organic, plush bamboo bathrobes hang in every room closet, an umbrella is provided for those drizzly Portland winter days and Gilchrist & Soames bath amenities promise to pamper.
A true Portland landmark, The Benson Hotel is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Designed in 1912 and completed in 1913, The Benson's exterior was in the French Second Empire design style complete with glazed terra cotta and brick, and a mansard roof with dormers.
Inside, no expense was spared with only the finest materials and design elements lending themselves to a luxurious experience.
From the arched lobby windows and an immense mirror brought to the luxury hotel from Hawaii in 1958, to the Circassian walnut imported from the imperial forests of Russia, stunning Austrian crystal chandeliers and premium Italian marble, the classic European-style interior transports you to another era.
During the holidays, you're transported into a winter wonderland with boughs of fragrant garlands, twinkling lights, wrapped presents and a majestic lobby Christmas tree that only intensify the beauty of The Benson.
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Marin County woman seeks help getting ADT rebate
LARKSPUR, Calif.
Those rebate offers are tempting. However, the rules for redeeming the cash are usually very strict. A Marin County woman came to 7 On Your Side after she did everything right and still couldn't get her rebate.
Sue Carlson of Larkspur says she wouldn't normally make such a fuss over a $100. However, something got her upset.
"I think if they make these offers they should stand by what they're saying," said Carlson.
It happened when she was comparing prices on a security system for her vacation home. A dealer with ADT Alarms offered an incentive -- a $100 rebate -- if she signed up.
"Cash. He said it would be on a Visa Card, you could use it anywhere you want," said Carlson.
Carlson was inclined to go with ADT anyway, so she did sign up. She also acted right away to collect that rebate.
"Most people don't follow through with rebates. They laugh and say, 'Oh no, I'll never get it.' But this time, because the sales guy was so emphatic about it, that I decided I was going to follow through," said Carlson.
She carefully followed instructions by filling out forms, mailing photocopies and activating the alarm within 30 days. The instructions said her check would arrive in 16 to 18 weeks.
"I figured OK, February, March, April for sure I would be hearing from them," said Carlson.
However, April came and went. Spring turned to summer, and Carlson still did not have her money.
"I gave all the information to the people over and over again. And it is very frustrating, but at the same time, it's the principal," said Carlson.
She kept calling the company. Agents kept telling her there was a backlog of processing.
"'It takes that long to get through everyone and just keep trying.' So I pursued it by calling On Your Side, Channel 7 with Michael Finney," said Carlson.
We contacted ADT which tells us, its authorized dealer had offered the rebate, not ADT. However, ADT did contact the dealer, Protect Your Home of Indiana.
"Well lo and behold, I got a call the next day from someone from ADT saying that I was going to get my rebate," said Carlson.
Protect your home not only sent her this Visa Card worth $100, but also a check for another $100.
The company said: "We recently learned that Ms. Carlson's rebate card had been mailed to her vacation home instead of her residence. We are committed to customer satisfaction, so Ms. Carlson received an additional card for her inconvenience. We are pleased this situation has been resolved."
"My goodness, it just takes someone to be on your side," said Carlson.
The lesson here is to be persistent and if you are promised a reward, make sure you get it. If you have a problem getting a rebate, or any other consumer issue, let me know about it. Contact me here.


Monitoring of articles stored at very low temperatures such as in dry ice type environments, where a remote probe is beneficial.
The alarm is trigged if temperature readings are outside pre-set alarm limits. The status indicator changes from a ✔ to a ✖ and, if configured, the audible alarm will sound. The day marker will also appear if not already present.
Part Order Code TREL30-16 (Replaceable Battery).
Actual performance is typically much better than the rated values.
Please see the Rated Native Resolution chart above.
Recording Capacity 15,905 temperature readings.
Environmental IP 61 (when vertically mounted or hung).
Rated accuracy ±25 ppm @ 25 °C (equivalent to 2.5 seconds/day).
Cable Lengths Standard: 0.5 m (19 "").
Weight 41 g without External Probe.
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