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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (480 votes).
In short: Fast and ScenicIn full: Well organised with buses getting you to the start. Very scenic along the loch although no sign of nessie. The majority of the run is surprisingly downhill/flat. There are a couple of hills at mile 5 and mile 19 but nothing to worry about. Not that much support along most of the route due to the road closures but once you hit the outskirts of Inverness the atmosphere is fantastic. Great medal, t-shirt and goody bag. The only thing that left me disappointed was the pasta party the day before. Expected larger portions and better quality. Managed a PB so obviously recommend the race.Date of review: October 15, 2013
In short: Mostly flat, a fast course with a friendly atmosphere. Worth the trip!In full: First time doing this race. Like a few others, I was filling in time while my husband did the marathon. Impressed by organisation and the number of (clean!with paper and handwash!) portaloos at the start area. NB - the start is a long walk from the finish ( we had booked accomodation close by with finish in mind)and there is no public transport to speak of at this time on a Sunday - had to pay for a taxi to get me there. Shuttle bus from finish are TO the start would have been a nice touch.Managed to aggravate an injury so not quite a PB but a decent goody bag, great weather and Inverness City Centre (around the finish area)is beautiful!Date of review: October 10, 2013
In short: Super friendly, amazing value and stunning scenery as standardIn full: This was my first marathon and what a way to kick things off.My running buddy and I arrived from Bristol on Friday night and ignoring all advice stuffed ourselves with curry and a couple of pints at one of Inverness' finest before hitting the sack at our super comfortable and hospitable B&B. Saturday was spent dealing with the aftermath of the curry, a trip to watch Inverness Caledonian Thistle v Hibs and taking in carbs in various forms (including at the excellent pasta party).After an early night it was an early start to get the coach from the running village. All very smoothly organised and nice to compare notes with other runners (2 fellas from Denmark) on the bus. Tip: go to the toilet while you are at the village before you get on the coach. The queues for the portaloos by the start had to be seen to be believed.There was a excellent atmosphere at the start and it was great to get underway. Water and gel stops came thick and fast. The water bottles were the perfect size to hold while running and I found that making a bottle last between each stop kept me well hydrated. The gel stops had a choices of blocks or a thick gel. The blocks worked best for me and they had been handily opened ready for easy access. Support was good considering the remoteness of the route and what it lacked in numbers was more than made up for in enthusiasm. The miles whizzed by chatting to a variety of runners. The race entered a different (and harder) phase at about 19 miles with the hill after Dores. I was glad of my hill training in Bristol at this stage but overall, even with the undulating nature of the course, it feels like you are mostly going downhill.The miles after Dores we generally either downhill or flat and the support became greater the nearer you got to the finish in inverness. To be honest I wasn't really in a state to fully appreciate the last mile being completely depleted, but once through the finishing line and with a couple of bananas inside me it was great to kick back, enjoy having finished (03.43.52) and watch others arrive home.The organisation of this race is incredible and for £40 (2 x three course meals, bus to start, very good quality running shirt and goody bag) it was an amazing value. I wouldn't hesitate to do it again. Date of review: October 8, 2013
In short: My favourite marathon. Organisation is second to none. The course has a couple of hills but is more undulating. The scenery is amazing. Marshalls are very supportive. Crowd support can be sparse in places but overall is good. An amazing race.Date of review: October 6, 2013
In full: This was my first marathon (50th birthday present from my marathon running mate!!)and I absolutely loved it. The atmosphere of the whole weekend was brilliant, facilities were great including a welcome hot shower before legging it to airport for our flight home. The post race meal had a choice of risotto, chicken or STOVIES which were fab !!The race was well organised with a coach trip to the start along the loch and bagpipes to send you on your way ...emotional. The course threw up a couple of unexpected hills and undulations but the scenery and the support from locals along the way just kept me going and the welcome coming back into Inverness brought a tear to my eye ..or maybe it was the emotion of completing my first marathon but whatever it was a hugely positive experience all round.Date of review: October 5, 2013
In short: My favourite marathon to date. In full: Out of this world scenery, clockwork organisation with great aid stations, considerate finish area and brilliant technical t-shirt and medal. A race that seems to be organised first and foremost by people that know what it is like to run a marathon. The journey to the start was long but well managed and it was worth every second to start a marathon with the most amazing view and sound of pipers - spine tingling! We had been warned about 'the hill' and I was mentally and physically ready for it. What I was less ready for is how undulating the rest of the course was. If like me you are nervous about going off too quickly it is difficult to take advantage of the downhill profile, making it quite a tough run. That said, I loved every single second of it!! Chatted to more runners than ever before and the support in Inverness was quite overwhelming after 25 quiet miles. This was my fourth marathon and despite the course being quite challenging, I still managed a PB and so don't be scared by the hills (was vey glad I trained for them though).Great location for a weekend away and I can't recommend this race highly enough. It is a guaranteed memory maker! Date of review: October 3, 2013
In short: Dores Hill worries ? just 61 metres incline over 3 miles.....!In full: A fabulous race, unforgettable scenery, warm welcoming organisors, and pretty good food before ( pasta party) and afterwards food voucher is a welcome treat ! The whole city of inverness embraces the race, the atmosphere is brilliant without being intimidating. The drinks stations are positioned just right on the route. The only heart stopping moments are the journey to the start....make sure you `go` before you get on the coach to the start...its a full HOUR before you disembark. The organisors did a great job, however the masses of runners formed 2 queues to the toilets, and one of them was a hot drinks station, so be careful not to join the wrong one ! - A simple laminated map of the start area could be on the bus to hand around...that way everyone could see where they needed to head to ( most people just jumped into the heather/trees when they saw the queue anyway !And now THAT hill...its not steep, its just long and a shock to the legs after effectively a 17 mile largely down hill run ( A few hills within that 17 miles...but hey..its Scotland !!!) I have learned as a trail runner that runners dont like hills..especially marathon runners but dont let this hill put you off...actually there is another little gradient increase at 23 miles which hurts a lot more ! I measured Dores from mile 17-20 and its only 61 metres incline over the 3 miles...get it done and then enjoy the Baxters soup. `Happy Trails`Date of review: October 3, 2013
In short: A great race, brilliant scenery, great organisation, tough hills!! In full: This was my first marathon. Do not underestimate the course, although the profile looks downhill, there are rolling hills throughout the course. Dores Hill at 18 miles is tough. The hill itself isn't particularly steep but its a long hill and after 18 miles it really took its toll on me. The atmosphere throughout the run was amazing with good banter between runners and great support from the pockets of people along the way. Bigger crowds as you come into Inverness with fabulous support at the finish. A great medal, t-shirt, goody bag and food. Although I've never felt so much pain whilst running before (cramp at Dores Hill) it has not put me off entering next year where I plan to tame the monster that is Dores Hill. This race should be on everyone's to do list!! Date of review: October 2, 2013
In short: A gorgeous but tough course that requires hill training regardless of the apparent downhill profile ....In full: The course is challenging from start to finish, extremely undulating with some steep down hills and lots of up hills along the way. I did PB by almost 3 mins on the day but I had not hill trained, I really wish I had run some hills in my programme and I could have easily achieved the sub 3.30 I was chasing! Gorgeous views, brilliant organisation and my entry is already in for next year! Well done the organisers for getting it all so right! :)Date of review: October 2, 2013
In short: My favourite!In full: Went back to do this for the 5th time and have already signed up for next year :) Brilliant organisation! Lovely scenery! Friendly Marshall's! The whole thing from start to finish is superb :)Date of review: October 2, 2013
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This has really been an exercise in criticism for me, so bear with me, but here's these if anyone's curious:
1. Opeth- Ghost Reveries- Mikael Åkerfeldt has proven time and again that he is one of the most brilliant minds in both metal and progressive music, and Opeths 2005 observation (King Crimson reference, that) is only the latest in a long line of evidential records. The seamless blending of death metal blasting, minstrelsy prog rock, and even Maiden-esque traditional metal on Ghost Reveries borders on the impossible, but Mike & Co. never let it stray into self-indulgence or let it sound forced. Simply put, this is an incredible record with no weak points and only greatness to offer.
2. The Decemberists- Picaresque- A picaresque story is defined as fiction in which a roguish characters often satiric episodes reflect the everyday lives of the common people. The Decemberists frontman Colin Meloy has certainly composed a series of songs whose lyrics are just that, and some brilliant folk music to play beneath it. While less progressively-oriented than its follow-up, The Crane Wife, the bands 2005 full-length is anything but simplistic, and the largely acoustic arrangements complement Meloys oft-tortured vocal sweetly and tastefully.
3. The Red Chord- Clients- If any genre needs a swift kick in the pants from time to time, its death metal. Very few bands in modern death metal are doing anything that Death, Morbid Angel, and Obituary didnt do by 1990. As such, when a young band who do have a unique take on the tried-and-true death metal formula come around, it would be a disservice to yourself not to check them out. The Red Chord blast through eleven hardcore-leaning-yet-melodic death metal songs in under forty-five minutes on Clients, and if your ass isnt thoroughly kicked by the end of it, you probably shouldnt be listening to death metal anyway.
4. Porcupine Tree- Deadwing- Stuck in between the delicate beauty of In Absentia and the modern classic Fear of a Blank Planet, Deadwing finds Porcupine Tree at an interesting juncture in their storied career. The songs therein are probably the heaviest songs the Tree have ever done, and Steven Wilsons ambient influences come through on the keyboards and vocal effects on several tracks. This is a great Porcupine Tree album, and unique in that it draws its influences so equally across the board that it sounds like no other Porcupine Tree album. If you consider yourself a fan of prog rock, you would be remiss to skip this one.
5. Clutch- Robot Hive/Exodus- Straight-up, down-and-dirty rock n roll literally oozes from this album. The trademark Clutch combination of Neil Fallons whiskey-and-gravel vocal and enigmatic, intellectual lyrical bent is at its strongest on this album, and guitarist Tim Sults Skynyrd-on-acid playing style produces some instantly classic riffs. While not as consistent as some Clutch albums, it features a handful of the best songs the band has ever written (The Incomparable Mr. Flannery, Burning Beard, and Mice and Gods, in my humble opinion), and songs that go off so well live that the album will be forever remembered even as the always-prolific Clutch write their eventually inevitable hundredth album.
6. The Mars Volta- Frances the Mute- Progressive music has a tendency to be heady and intellectual, and therefore is difficult to truly get a prog album on first listen. The Mars Voltas second full-length and largest dabbling in ambience and psychedelia to date is certainly no exception. The opening trio of songs are all incredible, and Cedric Bixler-Zavalas rapidly spat English-then-Spanish-then-back-again lyrics are practically nonsensical, yet seem to fit the overstuffed jazz fusion of the album anyway. Its quite possible that the Mars Volta are the most progressive band in music today. They use fucking South American coquìs as musical instruments (on Miranda That Ghost Just Isnt Holy Anymore), for Gods sake. And closing an album with a thirty-two minute psychedelic epic that sounds like its going to turn into Echoes at any moment? I think I want to go back to 1971, this album is that good.
7. Bruce Dickinson- Tyranny of Souls- Between Maiden albums, the huddled masses have to yearn for something to hold them over, and this solid chunk of traditional heavy metal from Bruce Bruce and producer/guitarist extraordinaire Roy Z is just that something. With such straightforward heavy tracks as Abduction and Soul Intruders, the beautiful ballad Navigate the Seas of the Sun and quasi-epic album closer A Tyranny of Souls, this is certainly worth the wait from 1998s tremendous The Chemical Wedding, and quite frankly, Maiden could stand to take a few tips from the albums conciseness.
8. Nevermore- This Godless Endeavor- Power metal is kind of lame anymore. Theres only a handful of bands who can play unadulterated power metal and get my attention. For everybody else, you have to put some balls into your traditional metal sound if you want me to think youre worth hearing. With their latest studio album, Nevermore have combined the right amount of balls and melody to make a worthwhile metal release. Warrel Danes voice never fails to be melodic, but never goes castrato on us either. This is pretty much perfect windows-down, bang-your-head metal, and anyone into that kind of thing (and really, who isnt?) should at least check this out.
9. Coheed and Cambria- From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness- After a couple of so-so opening tracks and a flamenco-influenced intro, the opening riff of Coheed and Cambrias Welcome Home---one of the best riffs ever, in my opinion---storms in and kicks all kinds of ass, leading into what remains the best Coheed song of all time. The rest of the album pummels along strongly, with moments of beauty (Wake Up), ridiculous catchiness (The Suffering), and epic bombast (The Final Cut) showing expertise but also tantalizing possibility for a band who had, and still have, the potential to be one of the greatest bands the rock world has ever seen.
10. Vader- The Art of War- The only reason I cant justify putting this delicious slice of death metal higher on the list is the fact that its only a fourteen minute EP. That said, holy shit! Poland natives Vader are one old-school stalwart who still know how to kick ass, and unlike some of their progressively more boring brethren (Obituary, Im looking at you), they actually sound more energetic and youthful than they did in the early days. Barnstormers like This Is the War and What Colour Is Your Blood? show that Vader are a force to be reckoned with as much now as they were in 1992.
Mortals are mortar and life is the fuse.
I think this was the first year I did a top 10. I don't remember what the rest of my list was, but I know my top 3 were Sleater-Kinney, Clutch, and Opeth. Bruce's album was in there somewhere, but it wouldn't be if I did it over again. That album definitely did not age well.
EDIT: Okay, after sifting through my CDs and doing a little research, I've come to the conclusion that if re-evaluated my favorites of 2005, I probably wouldn't have a full top 10 There's a bunch of albums that I thought were great then, but that I don't listen to anymore (Alkaline Trio, Death By Stereo, System of a Down, etc.). If I had to re-do the list, this is probably what it would look like:
1. Sleater-Kinney- The Woods
2. Clutch- Robot Hive/Exodus
3. Opeth- Ghost Reveries
4. Arcade Fire- Funeral
5. Against Me!- Searching For a Former Clarity
6. Modern Life Is War- Witness
7. Bane- The Note
That's about it
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I've said a number of times... Maiden needs to give Kevin Shirley the goddamn boot already and get Roy Z to produce the next album.
Also, I think it's odd that Bruce's vocals on that album sound better than on both Dance of Death and A Matter of Life and Death, perfectly prooving my point that Maiden don't put enough effort into making albums anymore. They just settle for "good enough".
Eh, I think his vocals on AMOLAD are just as good as they were on TOS. I agree that a lot of the singing on DOD was pretty bad, though.
Upon further evaluation, I've determined that 2005 was a terrible year for metal. I guess that's expected, though, since 2004 was amazing.
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This doesn't surprise me though, we listen to completely different styles of music aside from Maiden.
1. Arcade Fire - Funeral
2. Sleater-Kinney - The Woods
3. Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus
4. Gogol Bordello - Gypsy Punks
5. Coheed & Cambria - IV (if you fast forward through the 4 painfully bad tracks)
6. Opeth- Ghost Reveries
7. Konono No. 1 - Congotronics
8. The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute
...beyond this point, memory fails...
Any of the top 4 (at least) would've been #1 for 2007.
So well informed I don't know where the truth begins.
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1. Matisyahu- Live At Stubb's
2. Slightly Stoopid- Closer to the Sun
3. Arch Enemy- Doomsday Machine
4. Children of Bodom- Are You Dead Yet?
5. Soldiers of Jah Army- Get Wiser
6. Judas Priest- Angel of Retribution
7. Cunninlynguists- Southernunderground
8. Bruce Dickinson- Tyranny of Souls
9. Classified- Boy-Cott-In the Industry
10. Clutch- Robot Hive / Exodus
order could change a lot, but whatever
I got no place, no name, I'm just a killing machine
I keep the population down, if you know what I mean
Here's my top 5 (what I have written down in a file on my laptop), 6-10 aren't really worth mentioning:
1. Municipal Waste - Hazardous Mutation
2. Toxic Holocaust - Hell On Earth
3. Moonsorrow - Verisäkeet
4. Impaled - Death After Life
5. Bolt Thrower - Those Once Loyal
Other notables I've picked up since I wrote that list include:
Satanic Warmaster - Carelian Satanist Madness
Prurient - Black Vase
Bone Awl - Not For Our Feet (that is, the demo tape was released in 2005, but the vinyl pressing which is better was released later)
Lightning Bolt - Hypermagic Mountain
Om - Variations On a Theme
Sleater-Kinney - The Woods (grabbed this after being so enthused with the new Tegan and Sara , thanks Nick)
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Remote but still accessible, we are surrounded by secluded beaches, rain forests and uninhabited islands in a place where mass tourism is far away and the original Thai hospitality reigns free.
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If you are unable to make up your mind, maybe the Swedish/German, Thai, British/Kenyan and South African management team can help you speculate other options, they are always open for suggestions, and planning is half the fun.
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It is almost certain that, during your stay here, you will want to take a day trip to one or two of the surrounding islands. Koyao Island Resort staff can arrange a perfect day out for you.
A first start is to borrow one of the resort's mountain or motorbikes and to explore the island. The roads are easy to navigate and local people more than willing to help you should you get lost. If you feel like a more leisurely day, hire a Tuk Tuk (taxi) and driver guide and set of for a day of fun and adventure
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you are just like my wife, and you definitely are crazy man.
well, one thing that makes a difference is the quality. It seems everyone uses that horrible cheap greasy processed tasting stuff. I can't eat that either. Have you ever tried any high end pepperoni that comes in a stick. Many brands put the same name on 2 different products, the high end stick stuff that you have to slice, and then the presliced crap pepperoni.
is it thin and dense (but still bendable) or is it thin and light, but cut into squares?
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Claremont Graduate University (CGU's) School of Community and Global Health announced today that its Master of Public Health (MPH) program has received full accreditation from the Council on Education for Public Health. The council approved accreditation for five years, the longest allowable for a newly accredited program.
"This accreditation confirms the high quality of our Master of Public Health program and solidifies our place among the best programs in the country," said Andy Johnson, dean of the School of Community and Global Health. "It also ensures that our students will continue to have access to the fullest range of job opportunities when they graduate with their MPH degrees."
Claremont Graduate University formed the School of Community and Global Health in the summer of 2008 to foster the study of twenty-first century health threats such as accelerated shifts in global populations and spikes in preventable health-related problems. The MPH program, which enrolled its first students in the fall of 2009, focuses on the decreases in health and well-being that result from economic and social circumstance and lifestyle choices, including obesity, diabetes, and diseases related to tobacco, alcohol, and drug abuse, both locally and globally.
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The Council on Education for Public Health (CEPH) is an independent agency recognized by the US Department of Education to accredit schools of public health and public health programs. It has accredited about 85 MPH programs in the United States, Canada, Lebanon, and Grenada.
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Logs of Test Holes and WellsOn the following pages are listed the logs of 59 wells and test holes in Finney and Gray counties, one test hole (1) in Scott County, one test hole (12) in Kearny County, and two test holes (28 and 29) in Ford County. Logs 1 to 29 are of test holes drilled by the State and Federal Geological Surveys (fig. 7). Logs 30 to 60 include logs of test holes drilled by other agencies and well drillers, logs of water wells (pls. 3 and 4), and partial logs of oil tests. Lithologic terms used in the driller's logs have been retained. The term "gyp" has been used by many drillers to describe the harder lime-cemented beds in the Ogallala formation and undifferentiated Pleistocene beds. "Quicksand" and "pack sand" have been used by some drillers to describe loose fine sand, and "sand rock" has been used to describe sandstone. Many of the softer unconsolidated beds of the Ogallala formation and Pleistocene deposits have been logged as clay, but in those wells from which cuttings are available for study most of the so-called clay was found to be silt. Because of lack of detail in the driller's logs of oil tests, no attempt was made to correlate these logs (58-60).
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Some good things/some bad thing. Expected the game to kind of go like this. Rams are not good and while we didn't put up more points in the 2nd half we didn't need to. 21 point victory still registers as a blowout.
Nicely done.
It was a damn good thing that St L stinks. The D was poor. Scoring was held down more by the Rams incompetence than the Packer performance. Over 400 yards for the 31st ranked offensive team.
Capers you still have a lot of work to do. No real rush most of the day. Bad' no horrible tackling again.
Slocum – Punt coverage
Bennet – you need to get a fresh jug of "stickem."
MM play calling in the 2nd was boring, if not awful in the second half.
Don't think Rivers will miss the opportunity that Bradford did. Need to keep up the intensity at practice through the bye week. Usually MM comes out strong with a plan after the bye. Be nice to have that available for the SD trip.
I'm not a big fan of basically coasting through the whole second half, even if the Packers did have a 3-score lead. Would've been nice to see a long, clock killing drive in the 3rd or 4th quarter end in a score, even if it was just a FG.
As for the defense–I'm not too concerned about giving up 400 yards when the result is just 3 points.
Did anyone see the end of the Detroit game? The last shot I saw it looked like someone was going after Harbaugh going of ht e field.
I heard it was Schartz because Habaugh disrespected him with a fist bump instead of saking his hand. I guess that's what happens when you've been in a "lefty" west coast shool environment for so long.
I did not have the oppurtunity to catch this game in my area. Did Capers send many blitzes? It make sense for him to play it vanilla against a sub-par opponent. If you just focus on the yards this looks ugly. Not sure what to make of the win…
More than normal Rusty. One thing I noticed a number of times was that on contact with a blocker they seemed to engage and hold their position. I'm unsure if that is by design or our guys just can't deal one on one with blockers.


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JSB Arena To Host Comedy Night Friday
Starting Friday, the Jamestown Savings Bank Arena will play host to Wits n' Giggles Friday Night Comedy.
Friday's performance begins at 7 p.m. and will feature headliner Jack Willhite. Willhite is a fast-paced comic whose performance includes dozens of characters, costume changes, props and musical parodies. The opening act for Friday's show is Brian Herberger.
The rest of the schedule includes:
March 29 – Headliner: Vilmos, Opener: Mike Moses;
April 5 – Headliner: Kris Shaw, Opener: Nola J;
April 12 – Matt Wohlfarth;
April 19 – Headliner: Paul Morrissey, Opener: Matt Bergman; and
April 26 – Headliner: Jim Holder, Opener: Bill Boronkay.
Doors for the Wits n' Giggles shows open at 6 p.m. Food is available at 6:30 p.m. Food baskets available include chicken tenders, wraps, hamburgers, cheeseburgers and Italian sausage. There is a two-drink minimum.
The shows are for those ages 18 and older. Tickets are $8 presale or $12 at the door. For more information or to buy tickets, call 484-2624 or visit jamestownarena.com.


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Tensions are boiling over among the Joint Forces troops entrenched at Boreas, and misunderstandings and miscommunication lead to a friendly fire incident. Later, Sara devises a plan that could lead to a truce.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- U.S. stocks rallied for a third straight day as U.S. jobless claims fell and Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell said the economy was showing signs of finally turning-around.
The S&P 500 gained 0.62% to close at 1,613.20. The gauge has risen 2.6% since Monday though it remains poised to decline 1% for June, which would make it the S&P's first monthly decline since October.
Powell, a member of the Fed's all-important policy-setting panel, the Federal Open Market Committee, told an audience at the Bipartisan Policy Center in Washington that "the first reduction in purchases, when it comes, will be an acknowledgement of the economy's progress and a sign of the Committee's confidence in the path to full recovery."
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 0.8% to close at 15,024.49 while the Nasdaq also advanced 0.8% to finish regular trading at 3,401.86.
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The Legend of the Legendary Heroes
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Sion takes his new assistant, Miran, to a meeting with King Nelpha to put a halt to another assassination. After a clash with Ryner and Ferris, Miran targets the pair as potential threats.
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Vanessa Williams looks absolutely stunning with her gorgeous brown hair flat ironed down into this beautiful sedu style. A great look for the actress we love how her hair is cut in such a straight manner at the base which we do not see quite often anymore it seems everyone has different lengths and layers which really makes this hairstyle stand out. Parted into a beautiful straight line at the top really gives this cut such an elegance.


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PETRELLA - Central Station
Size85 m²
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- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Elevator in building
- Lockable room
- Towels
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|Via Errico Petrella, 20124 Milano, Italy
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Extremely convenient location due to the presence of 3 metro lines which connect the property with every attraction of the city.
85 sqr meters apartment: living room with kitchen, 2 double bedrooms, bathroom with shower.
Very quiet apartment in a quiet urban contest.
A short walk from the building leads you to Corso Buenos Aires, the main shopping street of the city.
House rulescheck-in after 02.00pm
check-out before 11.00
in case of difference need we can arrange other check-in check-out times
in case of one-night reservation requests do contact previously the host
For check-in later than 8.00pm an extra 10 euros fee will be charged
CHECK-IN: pick up of the keys by our office at the Central Station (where trains and buses from every Milan airport arrive)
CHECK-OUT: very easy, just leave the keys inside the apartment (no need to come back to our office)
We remind our guests the need to pay the city tax upon arrival: 2 euros per guest per night
per check-in oltre le ore 20.00 verrà richiesto un contributo di 10 euro
CHECK-IN: il ritiro delle chiavi presso il nostro ufficio in Stazione Centrale
CHECK-OUT: molto semplice: potrete lasciare le chiavi all'interno dell'appartamento
Ricordiamo ai nostri ospiti l'obbligo del pagamento della trassa di soggiorno da versare direttamente all'arrivo pari a 2 euro per persona per notte
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Super cool apartment! It doesnt get any more
Italian. With a balcony out to a yard with real italian families, with balconies filled with planta and flowers you get the real italian experience!
The office was easy to find when we arrived to the central station. The host was super nice and welcoming, easy to understand and very helpfull. The apartment was so interesting furnished, and fun. There was alot of really big fun books to look at and cool furniture. The sleepingcoach was really squeeky and noisy, but we had a lot of fun with it. The kitchen has everything you need.
The apartment was dirty in the corners, which is why i rate 4 stars.
I would defiently recommend this fun, cool, perfectly placed apartment to others!
40m from a carrefour express and 100m from a big super market.
Also Corso Buenos Aires is placed a couple of blocks away. Enjoy!!
Best regards from Denmark
Great location, great host, nice apartment. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!
Filiberto is a very nice and helpfull person. We found his office without any problems after his advice. He gave us a lot of informations about apartment, how to get in and about Milano. Apartment was located in fantastic place so we could catch all places on foot. We can recommend this apartment for next tourists. Thanks a lot Filiberto. Take care. Christina and Pau.
we had a great stay in this nice apartment. We loved the location. Getting the key was very easy:)
The apartment is basically fine, the terrace great. But we had the bad luck that the patio door could not be opened due to a storm damage. Too bad!
Das Appartment ist grundsätzlich in Ordnung, die Terrasse toll. Wir hatten aber das Pech, das die Terrassentür wegen eines Sturmschadens nicht geöffnet werden konnte. Echt schade!
The location of the apartment is very good, the middle of life, yet quiet. The WiFi works stable and fast.
The access to the residence through an approximately 1.50m tall gate, so you have to carry his suitcases bent into the yard.
The apartment itself is disabled. Mattresses are virtually non-existent. There is no way to sit down somewhere comfortable. Everything is very close. Natural light only through a skylight. The beds on the upper floor can be reached only bent.
We have after two nights rather a decent hotel (on our extra-cost) booked with proper mattresses in the beds that you can visit our heads held high.
Die Lage der FeWo ist sehr gut, mitten im Leben und trotzdem ruhig. Das WLAN funktioniert stabil und ist schnell.
Der Zugang zu der Wohnanlage führt durch ein ca. 1,50m hohes Tor, so dass man seine Koffer gebückt auf den Hof tragen muss.
Die FeWo selber ist untauglich. Matratzen sind quasi nicht vorhanden. Es gibt keine Möglichkeit sich irgendwo bequem hinzusetzen. Alles ist sehr eng. Tageslicht fällt nur durch ein Dachflächenfenster. Die Betten im Obergeschoß kann man nur gebückt erreichen.
Wir haben nach zwei Nächten lieber ein ordentliches Hotel (auf unsere Zusatz-kosten) gebucht mit richtigen Matratzen in den Betten, die man erhobenen Hauptes aufsuchen kann.
The location of the apartment was perfect for what we were looking for. The host gave us precise instructions to move to it.
The cleanliness of the apartment was good, available utensils, towels, electodomésticos, wifi, etc.
The air conditioning was broken, it was unseasonably noise so had to turn it off, also lost a lot of water.
The bed was a sofa / bed, mattress left something to be desired and was very uncomfortable. It is not suited to the price of the apartment.
El emplazamiento del apartamento era perfecto para lo que estábamos buscando. El anfitrión nos facilitó las instrucciones precisas para desplazarnos hasta él.
El estado de limpieza del apartamento era bueno, disponía de menaje, toallas, electodomésticos, wifi, etc.
El equipo de aire acondicionado estaba estropeado, hacía un ruido insoportable por lo que había que apagarlo, además perdía bastante agua.
La cama era un sofá/cama, el colchón dejaba bastante que desear y era muy incómodo. No se adecuaba al precio del apartamento.
We loved the apartment, the area, very well located, fully recommended, and very friendly hosts.
Nos ha encantado el apartamento, la zona, muy bien ubicado, totalmente recomendable, y los anfitriones muy amables.
Thank you for the nice and friendly contact.The apartment ist beautiful and the area around has great bars, charming cafes and excellent restaurants. Perfect for people who wants to feel the city. Even that the flat is in the middl of nightlife it is quiet an relaxing.We will come back for sure and I wish everyone, who´s going to stay in the apartment as much fun as we had!!!
Perfect place, beautiful town, great people there ;o)
We enjoyed our visit at this beautiful appartment. Everything was right. We can recommend Bohemienne very much.
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Close to theme parks
Overlooking Sand Lake, this hotel is within 3 miles of Universal Studios and the convention center, 4 miles from SeaWorld, and 8 miles from the Downtown Disney Area.
Pools, shuttle
Guests enjoy 2 outdoor pools, an indoor pool, a children's pool, a lighted tennis court, and a fitness room; area/theme park shuttles are provided to Wet'n Wild and to Walt Disney World Resort (surcharge), Universal, and SeaWorld (complimentary).
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The 10-story Enclave Hotel & Suites Orlando, a staySky Hotel & Resort overlooks Sand Lake. Scheduled shuttle service is provided to Universal Studios and SeaWorld (complimentary), and Wet 'n Wild in the morning and late afternoon (subject to change). Shuttle service to Walt Disney World Resort is also available, for a surcharge. Self parking and WiFi access are complimentary.
On-site recreation options include a 24-hour heated indoor pool, two large outdoor pools, spa tubs, a fitness room, a children's club, and a tennis court. Children can enjoy an arcade/game room, playground, and children's pool. This hotel has a business center and audio-visual equipment.
A Grab to Go Snack Breakfast is served daily in the Food Court restaurant. Pizza, sandwiches, salads, and pastries are available at the property's food court.
- Indoor pool
- Children's pool
- Spa tub
- Fitness facilities
- Children's club (surcharge)
- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 321
- Number of floors - 10
- ATM/banking
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Arcade/game room
- Elevator/lift
- Tennis on site
- Business center
- Wedding services
- Free breakfast
- Restaurant
- Children's club
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- Picnic area
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Theme park shuttle (surcharge)
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Free WiFi
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Outdoor tennis court
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pools
- Indoor pool
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor tennis court
- Laundry facilities
- Arcade/game room
- Playground on site
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Video-game console
- Pay movies
- Room service (limited hours)
- Furnished balcony or patio
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Limited housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Television
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
A complimentary Grab to Go Snack Breakfast is provided each morning. A breakfast buffet is also available.
Enclave Food Court - Menu items include Pizza Hut pizza, deli sandwiches, salads, freshly baked pastries, specialty coffee drinks, and Mrs. Fields cookies. Open from early morning until late evening.
Nearby Things to Do
The hotel offers two large outdoor pools, a 24-hour heated indoor pool, and spa tubs. A fitness center includes stationary bikes, stair machines, and a treadmill. A lighted tennis court is also on site and complimentary racquets are provided. Children can enjoy an arcade/game room, playground, and children's pool.
Falcon's Fire Golf Club is less than 13 miles from the hotel; it offers an 18-hole, par 72 course designed by Rees Jones, a driving range, golf school, clubhouse, and pro shop.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Playground on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time ends at 2 AM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for USD 5.00 per night.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
- Deposit: USD 50.00 per stay
Optional extras
- Crib (infant bed) fee: USD 5.00 per night
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Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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