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No trip to the dells would be complete without a trip to the Sand Bar! We always try to make it on a Friday night for their fish fry which is great! The owners and staff couldn't be more friendly and accommodating and our visit...More
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No trip to the dells would be complete without a trip to the Sand Bar! We always try to make it on a Friday night for their fish fry which is great! The owners and staff couldn't be more friendly and accommodating and our visit...More
Thank You! We greatly appreciate everyone that comes through our doors, we really really really appreciate those of you that make it a point to visit us time and time again! Thank You!
Outdoor seating. Seat yourself. Quick service both when seated and food delivery. Cooked to order. Not a big menu but plenty to choose from.
Thank You! Glad we could make your stop at Sand Bar an enjoyable one!
Was at the Justagame Fieldhouse and stopped in for a quick bite to eat and a couple drinks. The steak sandwich is what they are basically known for and it doesn't disappoint! Nothing fancy but it hits the spot and was very tasty! Basically a...More
Thank you for your review of Sand Bar! We appreciate you stopping for a couple beverages and glad you enjoyed the steak sandwich! Hope the tournament was a success!
We ate here last year and enjoyed it. We had a hard working waitress back then. This time, they were extremely understaffed given it was a Sunday Packer game and the place was packed with people from across the street at the basketball tournament. We...More
Wow! So, FYI, your food was served exactly as it was when you gave a good review last year. One way we can keep cost down is using wax paper, this allows us to provide FRESH, REAL food at prices LOWER than your place with...More
If you are coming to the Dells for an event at Just A Game Fieldhouse then you need to stop here. The prices are great, the bloody mary's are awesome. We had the fish fry on Friday night and it was very good, the next...More
Thanks for visiting us during your weekend at the Fieldhouse! Glad you enjoyed and hope to see you for the next tournament!!
We stopped in on a Friday night based on reviews. This is a mid sized traditional Wisconsin bar/restaurant. The service was very good and the fish was good. We will be back!More
First of all, thank you for visiting Sand Bar, we know you have plenty of options and we truly appreciate your business! We are thrilled you enjoyed our service and of course your dinner! Have to say the best part of your review was the...More
The locals know where to go for a great burger - now so do you! Just off the main drag in the Dells, the Sand Bar is a great place to hide from the din of the tourists. Friendly, comfy, great food and wallet-friendly prices....More
Thank you so much for taking the time to review Sand Bar! Double thanks for the high praise! Plenty of new beers have arrived for your next visit! Hope to see you soon!
Like your corner bar back home, the sand bar is friendly and has a good atmosphere. We had the Friday fish fry, good portions, reasonably priced and GOOD.
The fish fry was very good and service was fast and courteous! The only thing I would have changed is that it was confusing where to sit a d how to get someone's attention
The title tells you what you need to know. I wished the service would have been better. People go to the Dells to have a good time not feel like an inconvenience to the employees. The atmosphere, well, it's a bar. That said, the steak...More


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I have a problem when playing back recording in EP. It plays back briefly okay, then there is interference on the screen and noise as well, the briefly okay again, etc. It plays back perfectly when it records in SP. I have checked the same tape on another VCR, also a JVC, and it plays back fine, both EP and SP. I also have played back a tape recorded in EP on another VCR. The interference on the screen disappears and the sound is fine, but the picture is very jittery. Hope you have some suggestions to correct this.
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IP Multicast is one of those technologies that most everyone loves to hate. It's almost the perfect example of how complicated we have made networking. Getting IP Multicast to run depends on several protocols that are all somewhat intertwined or dependent on each, their relationship sometimes explicit, sometimes implicit.
Even trying to describe the basic operation is complicated.
When an application or service provides information using IP multicast, it simply starts sending it onto a specific multicast group. The multicast router for the subnet of the sender sees the incoming multicast packet and will initially have no forwarding information for that stream in its forwarding hardware. The packet is passed onto the CPU of that router, which will encapsulate this packet and send it towards a special multicast router designated the Rendez-vous Point (RP). When the RP has installed the multicast routes for this group, it will tell the multicast router on the sender's segment to stop sending. When it does, this router installs its own multicast routes for the source tree (the tree specific to this sender) and the shared tree (the one towards the RP) without any outgoing interfaces, and the traffic is dropped at this first router. But, the network (well at least the part between the sender and the RP) is now aware of this multicast stream. And who is sending.
Now when we want to join this IP Multicast group, the first action is send an IGMP join out on the subnet you are attached to. The IP Multicast router that serves this subnet sees the join and determines where RP can be found. It takes the client join, and sends it towards the RP, using the unicast routing table as its guide. Every multicast router along the way registers that there is a listener on the interface this join came in on and passes it along towards the IP. All along this path, the unicast routing entry for the RP is used to create the tree towards the listener.
Once received by the RP, the shared tree and the source tree towards the sender have been joined. We have an end to end path between sender and receiver, with the RP in the middle of it all. All that is left is to send a join from the RP towards the router on the sender's subnet to essentially tell it to start passing the actual multicast along the path towards the RP (the source tree), where the RP will then push it out onto the shared tree towards the destination. Voila, it's as simple as that.
But wait, we are not done. Once the packets start to flow from source to destination, the multicast router closest to the destination will send another join message for this group, but this time towards the sender. It is only now that it can do this because those first few data packets actually indicate who the sender is. That join is passed router to router to router towards the router on the sender's subnet, and once arrived, that router will now also start sending the multicast data along that path towards the receiver. The receiving subnet router sees that stream appearing and will now send a prune message onto the shared tree towards the RP, indicating it no longer needs the multicast stream through the RP.
If you are not familiar with IP Multicast and after reading the above are not confused, congratulations, your brain is very well wired for complex networking.
If you step away from how IGMP and PIM implement this today as above, the most fundamental of IP multicast topologies is that you need to build a forwarding tree that is rooted in the source, with the destinations as its leaves. At each intermediate node in the tree, the packets are replicated to its branches, therefore creating the least amount of duplication. And by using a tree, it is loop free, packets won't swirl around the network bringing it to its knees.
The challenging part though is that the tree is based on the unicast forwarding topology. From a leaf on this tree towards the sender, each step is identical to how a unicast IP packet would be forwarded. The forwarding topologies are connected and dependent on each other. IP Multicast is built on top of a unicast routed infrastructure, and unicast routing changes can have dramatic impacts to the multicast forwarding topologies.
I mentioned here before that I once spent a wonderful 2 weeks in Delhi working on a network where surveillance cameras created an aggregate 8Gbit/sec worth of multicast data, with a requirement that any unicast change would have limited impact to these streams. Believe me, it is extremely hard to engineer and tune, and we had the luxury of hijacking a really large network night after night to simulate failures.
SDN based architectures have the opportunity to change all this. Multicast forwarding was designed the way it was designed to work on arbitrary network topologies, with random senders and receivers coming and going. It builds trees on the fly and on demand. For many networks, topologies are not arbitrary, and those applications that consume/produce lots of multicast do not have randomly placed senders and receivers that come and go as they please. Many of them are well known or placed in fairly static and fixed topologies.
A controller with a global view of the network can create multicast topologies ahead of time. It knows all possible replication points and can create distribution trees among them. It can create different distribution trees for different multicast groups. It can create them independent of the unicast forwarding. It can calculate backup topologies in case portions of the tree fail. And it can do all of that guaranteeing there are no loops and optimal replication. When applications indicate their participation in specific multicast streams as senders or listeners to this controller, it can optimize very specifically based on those participants. The possibilities are endless.
We had a customer visit us yesterday that has very significant multicast needs and we walked him through some of these possibilities. He left with a huge smile on his face. And that smile on his face was not because he really liked what we built (even though he did), but it was because we showed him that if you remove legacy network thinking and constraints, networking can yet again be extremely exciting and creates solutions that he did not think were possible, in a fairly simple and straightforward way. And that, in turn, is truly exciting to us.
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Puppet Labs on Wednesday released the Puppet Labs 2014 State of DevOps Report. This year's third annual DevOps report is based on the largest and most comprehensive survey to date, with more than 9,200 IT and software development professionals responding from companies of all types and sizes, from around the world.
This year's findings revealed that companies with high-performing IT organizations are twice as likely to exceed their profitability, market share and productivity goals. The analysis also revealed that for the second consecutive year, DevOps practices are being adopted at accelerated rates and high-performing IT organizations deploy code 30 times more frequently with 50 percent fewer failures.
To produce the survey and report, Puppet Labs partnered with Gene Kim, author of The Phoenix Project: A Novel About IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win; Jez Humble, co-author of Continuous Delivery and Lean Enterprise and Principal at ThoughtWorks; and Dr. Nicole Forsgren Velasquez, a professor at the Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University and an expert on the impacts of IT, knowledge management and user experience.
Analysis of the survey results also showed that IT performance strongly correlates with well-known DevOps practices such as use of version control and continuous delivery. Organizations practicing DevOps benefit from a cycle of continuous learning and improvement that helps them move ahead of the competition.
"This year's survey is the first rigorous study to confirm that DevOps practices and strong IT performance can drive real business value," said Nigel Kersten, CIO of Puppet Labs. "Now we have the data to back up our contention that IT should be treated as a strategic asset to the business, not a cost center. Organizations that get this are going to pull ahead of competitors, getting their products to market faster and responding more quickly to customer feedback."
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4.7 Room cleanliness
4.6 Service & staff
4.5 Room comfort
4.6 Hotel condition
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler from England Merseyside
Excellent locationPosted Apr 16, 2018
Lovey hotel very clean ,comfortable beds , excellent location, all the staff are amazing very very helpful and polite.. only thing I wasn't keen on was the breakfast. Would definitely recommend this hotel. I also pre booked my tickets & taxi from airport which the hotel kindly arranged before I even got there . 10/10
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from UK
One of the best hotels in KrakówPosted Apr 3, 2018
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All aspects of the hotel were excellent. Members of the front desk were courteous and well informed. The rooms were exceptionally clean and were cleaned every day. Breakfasts were of the highest order, a rich variety of foods to suit many tastes. We will certainly come back and meet our friendly Polish friends.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Very close to shopping and restaurantsPosted Mar 29, 2018
Pros: Convenient
Cons: Workout area
Location: You are right by the square
Affordable hotel close to downtown. If you want a workout facility, this is NOT the place to go.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Leicestershire
Fantastic 2 night stay!Posted Mar 8, 2018
Stayed here on my second time in krakow in March 2018 and would do so again! Staff were fantastic and helped us book our Auschwitz tour. Room was on the fourth floor and there was a lift available. Room were modern and very smart. Bathroom looked brand new with black granite everywhere. Also literally a 1 minute walk to the main Old Town Square, on the corner nearest st mary's Basilica. Thank you Unicus!
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Greater Manchester England
Nice hotel and a great locationPosted Mar 2, 2018
Pros: Location and friendly helpful staff
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The staff were very friendly and helpful and couldn't do enough for us. The location was ideal for the old town.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Great location. Close to just about everything.Posted Jan 29, 2018
Nice hotel right in the middle of everything. Nice updated room, stylish without trying too hard. Hotel staff was courteous and helpful when questioned. Restaurant downstairs was probably unneccessary.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from South Carolina
Nice hotel. Close to train station.Posted Dec 22, 2017
Staff was helpful and gave us complimentary wine vouchers for the hotel bar or restaurant.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from London
UpgradedPosted Dec 18, 2017
When we arrived we were informed that we would not being staying at this hotel we had booked into but they have upgraded us to their sister hotel just around the corner. (Not sure why as this was not explained to us) and this hotel looked very nice. We went to the hotel upgrade and this was just out standing. The staff were very nice and room lovely. The restaurant was also done to an high standard. A very good stay definitely would recommend this. This hotel was right in the old town centre close to all. Very nice restaurants and bars within a few short steps from hotel. To end our stay it also snowed on the last day. 😀
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Unicus Palace. Lovely hotel, close to main squarePosted Dec 16, 2017
Pros: Breakfast is fabulous, all the staff are so friendly and helpful.
Cons: Having a dimmer switch on the room's air conditioning control which seemed very bright with the lights out. Everything else is first class.
Location: Close to main square, ideally located for everything in Kraków centre.
Great location, easy to find, close to main square. Relaxed and not noisy. Very modern and new. Fabulous breakfast. Extremely friendly and very helpful staff.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from london
Excellent hotelPosted Dec 2, 2017
Stayed here for three days in a twin room with my friend. Had and excellent stay! Staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. Room was very clean and very comfortable! Would definitely recommend staying here when in krakow


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The show contains 17 works, among which are pieces by artists invited to go to the World Art Games in 2018….
MERIDA — The exhibition "Artists without frontiers", composed of paintings of artists who were part of the Mexican delegation at the World Art Games in Croatia, opened on Monday October 2 at Galerías Mall in Mérida.
Malena Peón, co-president of the Mexican delegation that attended the World Art Games held in Croatia this September, stressed that for several years she has worked to internationalize the national art and therefore this is why she is happy with the achievements of the event.
She thanked the artists participating in the World Art Games. They worked as a team and even won the gastronomic prize by cooking mole and guacamole, one of the activities carried out at the international meeting.
Diana Carvajal Vázquez, general manager of Galerías Mérida, indicated that they not only care about the commercial aspect but also want to generate good experiences for their visitors; for that reason they realize events in which the talent of the artists is shown.
She also recognized the work of Malena Peón as an artist and promoter, thanking her for being part of the activities of the venue.
Felipe Ahumada Vasconcelos, director of Culture of the City Council, emphasized the importance of the participation of the private initiative in the diffusion and promotion of art, something that contemplates the Agenda 21, for which he congratulated Galerías Mérida.
The artists participating in the exhibition are: Luis Germán García, Deisy Sánchez, Alicia Garza Ramos, Malena Peón, Esdras Castillo, Montserrat Maciel, Mariana Medina, Genoveva Kelleher, Zulema Toledo and Genoveva Faller.
The Yucatecans Malena Peón and Esdras Castillo participated in the World Art Games in Croatia. Castillo obtained gold medals for his artwork in the category of photography with two pieces: one from the Yabucú estate and another of the Chelem crane, printed with the light painting technique.
This last work, entitled "The ark", is part of the exhibition in the Mall, because "Yabucú, henequen and past" was donated to the municipality of Slavonski Brod in Croatia.
Source: yucatan.com.mx
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If you like a long lazy lunch this is the perfect restaurant for you. Great choice of food and interesting combinations. We had the Sicilian Fish Stew and the Salt Beef, Cured Belly Pork and Duck Confit on Puy Lentils. Well seasoned and lovely rich flavours.
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1 Rock-A-Nore Rd, Hastings TN34 3DW, UK – 01424 721650
Very up market fish and chip shop but worth every penny. Good choice from extensive menu even if you don't want Fish or Chips. Good wine list also. Friendly staff.
Warm welcome, delicious food and drink, great service and excellent value. It's our 'go to' restaurant whenever we visit Hastings and we're never disappointed. Shared 3 taster plates to start, followed by panache of fish, it was all excellent.
Queens Road, Hastings TN34 1PH, UK – 01424 422434
Food is fine - normal for a pizza express restaurant. The service however is terrible. Waited 30 mins for 3 cokes, the waitress said she forgot them. After 40 mins asked how much longer the pizzas and salad would be and she said it would be 10 minutes because of a backlog. The restaurant wasn't even half full. In future, warn customers if the food will take a long time before they order!!
I had my daughters birthday party here today. All the children throughly enjoyed making their own pizzas and getting creative with their toppings. I would highly recommend as the staff were so lovely and helpful. Especially Omar who showed them what to do and praised them all.
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The medusa ofProboscidactyla ornata is circumglobal in warm coastal waters, yet its hydroid has been reported only from the Gulf of Naples. Through life history studies the hydroid was identified and is described here from the York and James rivers, Virginia. A summary of the gross morphological and developmental differences betweenP. ornata from Virginia and the Gulf of Naples is given.
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