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Boondocks Grille & Draft House
Ended up here since there is literally nothing else in the area. We had dinner plans further down the road so we only stopped for a couple drinks. The...read more
Skydive Key West
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Strike Zone Charters Inc
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Big Pine Kayak Adventures, Inc
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Out of the Blue Gallery & Gifts
Best gift shop in the Florida Keys! Gorgeous jewelry by local artisans, wonderful books, and of course, good company. My favorite birthday gift offered by...read more
Big Pine Key Boat Rentals
Our group of 6 reserved a boat from 8am to 5pm. The staff was friendly and accomodating! We reserved it on Saturday for a Monday, and everything was ready...read more
Backcountry Eco-Tours
In November, 2011, I went on a kayak tour of the mangroves with Kaycie. I didn't even know this was possible, and the surprise was part of the delight. I...read more
Looe Key Reef Resort & Dive Center
I stayed here for one night last week. I really had mixed feelings about this motel. The pros: 1. About 1/2 hr to most destinations in Key West (it...read more
Innerspace Dive Center
We first met the owner (Scott) several years ago, when he lived in the USVI, and he was my instructor for my AOW and Rescue certifications. We visited the...read more
Old Wooden Bridge Fishing Camp
not a bad place to shack up if you are just exploring the keys and don't mind a drive into Key West. It's campy but kinda fun and nice, for a family trip....read more
Pirate Wellness Center Llc
It's no East Bank Club, Equinox or David Barton Gym, but it's no Bally's or Cardinal Fitness either. Pirate Wellness Center in Cudjoe Key is a small, but...read more
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£568 £562 per person Catered Chalet based on 2 sharing (scroll down for other group sizes or call)Chalet in Courchevel FranceDep' Saturday 29 March 2014From Gatwick for 7 nights package holiday
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Sleeps: 8 Guests
The Chalet Orciere provides a rare opportunity to experience the delights of glitzy 1850 without breaking the bank! This simple and compact apartment style chalet is ideally located for the slopes, enabling you to ski back to within 100m of the door on the Lozes piste at the end of the day.
In the morning, you can ski down the same piste which leads down to the hub of the main lifts of La Croisette, about a 3 minute ski away. The lounge is comfortably furnished and guests can enjoy the views from the balcony which runs the length of the semi detached building. In the evenings, the full-on après ski of the centre is reached by around a ten minute stroll. Altogether the Orciere makes a popular and convenient choice especially for a small group of friends or families.
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Ground Floor Entrance and ski & boot room
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Couple Indicted After Breaking Into St. Charles Home To Retrieve A Girl
St. Charles Police said they intended to assault a person caring for their daughter; the Division of Family Services advised the family to keep the girl pending an investigation.
A couple accused of breaking into a home last April in attempt to retrieve their daughter was indicted by a St. Charles County grand jury Nov. 30 of being accessories to burglary. St. Charles Police said the mother, Jennifer Temm, 34, had asked Andrew R. Wilson, 31, the daughter's father, and Matthew Wakeman to help her get her daughter from a relative's home. St. Charles Police said the family, who are relatives, had been advised by the Division of Family Services to keep the child pending an investigation. Temm and Wakeman are active heroin users, according to court documents. Temm is from the 2800 block of Owendale in Oakville; Wilson is from the 5500 block of Seth Avenue in Affton. Police said that Wilson and Wakeman broke into the St…
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Oracle has announced the release of Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel Release 2 (2.6.39). This is Oracle's second major release of its optimized operating system kernel for Oracle Linux 5 and Oracle Linux 6.
According to Oracle's Linux Blog, the RPM packages are now available from the Unbreakable Linux Network and the public yum repositories. This kernel can be installed on both Oracle Linux 5.8 and newer as well as Oracle Linux 6.2 and newer. By simply updating the Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel, Oracle Linux customers can benefit from the latest improvements without having to re-install their distribution or applications.
According to the announcement, the Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel Release 2 is based on mainline Linux 3.0.16 and includes a few selected patches from other mainline Linux versions. The source code is available from the public git source code repository. Some key features of this release include: Btrfs filesystem, improvements in performance, scalability, and virtualization, transparent "Huge Pages" and memory compaction, improvements to Cgroups and OCFS2, Linux Containers, and updated device drivers.
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Hodnocení zadal host společnosti Hotels.com 5. 10. 2012
Tento host nezanechal poznámku.
""Hodnocení zadal host společnosti Hotels.com 3. 10. 2012
Kvalita hotelu je vynikající, jedna drobná vada zde je a to ta, že v hotelu chybí restarace. Sice je zde možnost večeře, ale pouze pizza, těstoviny, omelety. Žádné klasické řecké jídlo. Jinak vynikající domluva v angličtině. Hotel mohu jen doporučit.
Hodnocení zadal host společnosti Hotels.com 4. 05. 2012
Tento host nezanechal poznámku.
"Everything simply works"Hodnotí: Michal, "Prague, Czech Republic". Datum: 11. 09. 2011
The Hotel's location is great - subway simply round the corner. Internet works like a charm, AC works, bath was clean, room quite big, breakfast rich and good. So far so good. Hotel's surroundings is somehow dirty and it smells, but it's simply common when in Athens and not in the direct city centre. The hotel is quite noisy - you can hear people talking in the lobby and in front of the elevator - sometimes annoying, but it's not so often. I stronly appreciate the staff, they were really nice and helpful.
"Airotel Parthenon Athény"Hodnocení zadal host společnosti Hotels.com 8. 08. 2011
Hotel se nachází v blízkosti nejznámnějších památek Athén.
Za ubytování dalších osob mohou být požadovány dodatečné poplatky, jejichž výše se řídí pravidly daného hotelu.
Pro případné vedlejší poplatky je při registraci vyžadováno ověření totožnosti na základě dokladu s fotografií a dále kreditní karta, případně peněžní záloha v hotovosti.
Zvláštní služby mohou být omezeny aktuální nabídkou při registraci a mohou za ně být vyžadovány další poplatky. Nelze zaručit, že budou dostupné.
Tento hotel nenabízí bezbariérový přístup. Pokud požadujete pokoj vybavený pro bezbariérový přístup, vyberte si jiný hotel.
Každé ráno podáváme bufetovou snídani zdarma (vždy od 7:00 do 10:30).
V hotelu Hermes Hotel je restaurace, kde se podává pouze snídaně.
K dispozici je pokojová služba s omezeným provozem.
Přímo v zařízení nebo v jeho blízkosti jsou k dispozici níže uvedené rekreační aktivity (které mohou být zpoplatněné).
Při registraci, odhlašování z hotelu nebo při poskytnutí služby jsou účtovány následující poplatky nebo zálohy.
Výše uvedený seznam nemusí být úplný. Poplatky a zálohy mohou podléhat zdanění nebo se průběžně měnit.
Za ubytování dalších osob mohou být požadovány dodatečné poplatky, jejichž výše se řídí pravidly daného hotelu.
Pro případné vedlejší poplatky je při registraci vyžadováno ověření totožnosti na základě dokladu s fotografií a dále kreditní karta, případně peněžní záloha v hotovosti.
Zvláštní služby mohou být omezeny aktuální nabídkou při registraci a mohou za ně být vyžadovány další poplatky. Nelze zaručit, že budou dostupné.
Quaint and touristy, Athens' oldest residential quarter sits in the shadow of the Acropolis. Plaka's narrow cobbled streets are lined with bougainvillea-clad neoclassical mansions, souvenir shops and pseudo-traditional tavernas, some with live music. A village atmosphere prevails, despite the crowds. Close to all the top sights, it makes the best base for a short stay.
zobrazit všechny hotely v lokalitě Atény"Great location"
Very nice hotel with very helpful staff and great location. Room small but comfortable and clean.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"confortable and convenient"
very relaxing , modern calm atmosphere , internet services not really available in the room and double bed may mean two singke beds ! but if confort and location are a priority book online for good value for you money.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
""Fabulous! Incredible staff,graet location !"
Everything was great! Very comfortable beds make up for the small room. Best hotel breakfast we experienced in our two week trip in Greece. Hermes is a Wonderful family hotel, but also good for romance too, with a cozy rooftop patio... my husband and I enjoyed a glass of wine and views of the acropolis ... They even held our bags for a few day while […] we took a side trip. Staff was truley amazing! Highly recommended! Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Good Location"
Great Location. Good breakfast. Wi-fi in hotel was offline for extended periods. Had an issue with the door key not working but was fixed very promptly. Service was excellent by all hotel staff.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
This is a TRULY OUTSTANDING choice. The Hermes is extremely well located in Athens ancient quarter, Plaka. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful (they all speak good English); the price very good. The included breakfasts are just OUTSTANDING--great variety and quality. We really had no complaints about this outstanding, medium-sized hotel in […] the heart of Athens. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
Excellent hotel but the Internet was really slow.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Nice location, nice price"
Great price for the location and very clean rooms. Accommodating staff, nice lobby with a seating area for reading and drinking the complementary tea and coffee in the afternoons.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"A good choice"
Stayed for ten days, and it was a comfortable experience. Staff are exceptionally pleasant, and the hotel is clean and well equipped. Very well situated for eating out in Plaka, and for access to all transport in Syntagma Square. just a few yards from the main shopping street, Ermou. All round, a very good choice.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Value for money!"
Amazing hotel. Very clean. Staff very friendly. Good location. A great expeience.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Great central location"
Condition of the hotel overall was very good. Staff were friendly and helpful. When we first arrived we asked for a change of room and the hotel changed our room without issue. Breakfast was very good and set us up for the day. Only point was the soundproofing of room which wasn't too good. All in all great hotel with superb location to explore Athens […] sights; with top sites - Acropolis, Archealogy museum & Agora - within walking distance. Note: Staying here gives free access to sister hotel - Plaka hotel - with roof terrace that gives great night views to Acropolis. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
Tento host nezanechal poznámku.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"A real find"
This is a really comfortable and well located hotel, excellent value for money, great atmosphere, very welcoming and helpful staff, highly recommended.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Great location"
A good hotel in the centre of Athens and I would stay there again. Breakfast was wonderful in particular, and I the cleanliness of the rooms was top rate. My only negative points were that the lift was too small. No more than two people could really fit in there, one if they had a suitcase. Also the shower wasn't great. After a minute or two it would […] flick back to bath but otherwise a great hotel and a very enjoyable stay. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"excellent location"
very good ! I would rate service and hotel room comfort 4.5Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great value!"
Great location. Easy walk from Syntagma station (under 10mins). Woman at front desk was extremely nice, helpful and welcoming. Safe, quiet, clean, in a great location. Very pleased with our short stay. Coffee, tea and water available all day is a really nice touch. Go to Greece! It is a beautiful country...great sights, great food and the most accommodating, […] friendly people...and they need our tourist dollars! Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Fantastic location"
The hotel is well located for walking distance to all major sites in Athens. It is also close to many restaurants. The staff is very accommodating and suggested many walking tours of the city. We stayed there for 4 nights before leaving for a cruise and then returned again for 1 night before leaving for the airport. We had a very early flight and had […] to leave around 4am, and they still arranged coffee and breakfast for us at that time. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great hotel for center of Athens"
The hotel is very clean and well maintained. Is located convenient to central Athens activities...Acropolis, museum, Parliament Building, Syntagma Square, etc. VERY small elevator but it works! Nice afternoon set up for tea, coffee, cookies. Free wifi all over. Nice young woman came to each table at breakfast to help with travel questions. Encouraged […] us to take the train out to National Museum. Patiently explained how the procedure worked. We did it! Also showed us how to ride the X bus to airport for 5E instead of taking taxi for 50E! We did that with no problems. Easy walk from hotel to bus stop. Good eating places and shopping nearby. Big breakfast with eggs. Room rather small but beds were comfy. We would definitely stay there again. All the desk helpers were excellent. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"very close to the sights a walking distance"
the staff was very nice and helpful. the room was nice, please make sure if you order a double bed that is not to beds attached to each other. Breakfast could be a little more abundant. OVER ALL IS A VERY GOOD HOTEL!!!Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great location"
The hotel is located in a central and touristic part of Athens the "Plaka" area. It is a few steps away from any attraction. It is cosy and nice. The staff is very helpful and the Manager Dorina is here every morning to welcome you and suggest you the best way to visit this beautiful town. We really enjoyed our stay in this hotel and warmly recommend […] it . Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
I stayed once a year in the last 2 years in this clean, modernized nice hotel and had a confirmed prepaid, non cancelable reservation again this year.We arrived heavily loaded with luggage and were surprised learning at reception that they were overbooked and could only accommodate us for 1 night.as we did not want to move, they refered us to their […] much less attractive sister Plaka hotel at the same prepaid rate.We had to schlepp again there but at least they helped securing a decent lodging. Unfortunate experience, probably related to a lack of updating with Expedia by the hotel. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"family run hotel"
This is a family run hotel with outstanding service. The owners went out of their way to make sure that everything was very comfortable for our stay with a 6 month old baby (e.g., loaning us a big bucket to give our baby a bath on the balcony). We had a wonderful room with a balcony overlooking the outdoor pool. The breakfasts included in the price […] of the booking were truly delicious, and unlike many hotels, breakfast was offered until noon everyday (which is a huge help when you are working on the schedule of a baby and a different time zone). My only criticism is that while the hotel room was very clean when we arrived, it did not get well cleaned during our stay. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Convenient Location"
The location was convenient and close to Syntagma Square, which is a central location to catch the bus/tram, etc.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
Comfortable with amenities including wi fi in bedroom. Hotel staff very helpfu.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Hermes is a reat little gem in a great location."
Hermes is a clean, basic hotel in a great location. I would absolutely recommend it.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Nice, friendly and comfortable hotel"
Very nice hotel, great views and breakfast. Good location, just a 10 minute walk to Mykonos town, but be prepared for coming back on foot up the hill pretty tired. Rooms are clean and spacious with nice balconies and sea views; only remark is that all rooms have two single beds together that cannot get close enough to really have a big bed; thus not […] the most comfortable experience when sleeping in couple. Staff is friendly and helpful and they give you free shuttle to pick you up upon arrival and take you to airport/port at your check out. Staff was so friendly that they gave us three different room options for us to decide which one we liked best. We would definitely come back and/or recommend to friends. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
Hotel was fine and staff excellent, however one member of the staff [on the front desk] kept recommending a friends Resteraunt which overpriced the food and they added extras not ordered on to the bill, we spoke to many people at the hotel who had the same experience - message is ignore any Resteraunt recommendationsAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
Was very good dutdluyfuyfuyfuyfiy !uyfjyfjyg.jugkugku Hfcfchgvhgvjy UtcuyvjhvjhbkuAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Great Hotel, Great Bargin!!"
The hotel is well kept. Very helpful staff and it has a great location. It is rated as a 2 star hotel ,but it is a lot closer to a 4 star hotel.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Hermes Hotel Athens"
Excellent value for money. Friendly, helpful staff. Easy walking distance to Syntagma, Plaka and Acropolis. Wide choice for Breakfast.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Good people make a good hotel..."
We chose the Hermes Hotel based on very positive feedback from previous travellers. We were looking for a convenient, city-centre location that was clean, comfortable and reasonably priced. We were certainly not disappointed by the Hermes. VERY conveniently located within a few minutes walking distance of Syntogma Metro station, we couldn't have been […] more "central" in Athens. All sights and facilities in this bustling capital city were at hand (walkable) and yet the Hermes itself is situated in a quiet back street that affords a peaceful stay. The room we had was clean, modern and comfortable and provided us with all that we needed for our five-night tourist stay. The general condition of the hotel (lobby, common areas, lift etc) is good and welcoming. The breakfast arrangements were just right for us. A self-service buffet in an informal and friendly setting with a good choice of hot and cold food never failed to provide a positive start to our day. Having praised the structure and facilities at the Hermes, however, all that can very quickly be forgotten in the event of poor service or uncaring staff. Nothing could have been further from the truth!! From the moment of our arrival until the time of our departure we were extremely impressed by the warmth, friendliness and efficiency of all the staff. Nothing was too much trouble and special mention must go to Maria, the Assistant Manager, who was unfailing in her efforts to ensure that our stay was special. And it was! Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Hermes hotel - perfect location"
best choice of hotel, excelent location, clean rooms, friendly staff, satisfactory breakfast!!Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Couldn't be better"
An excellent value hotel in a superb central location. We arrived in the evening during the demonstrations and got caught up in the tear-gas being fired by the police in the main square. The staff were fantastic in looking after us and making sure we were all right. The next day everything was back to normal and we had a great holiday seeing the fantastic […] sights of Athens Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"restful convenient hotel in Athens"
A truly excellent central location ........pleasing simple comfortable hotel very helpful desk staff good value ample breakfast ideal for visitors who seek a quiet haven in the middle of the cityAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"A nice place to stay."
I had a very pleasant stay. The breakfast was good. The location is ideal. My only dislike is that the elevators are tiny.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Hermes Hotel Athens review from EDINBURGH visitors"
good comfortable well run friendly professional helpful hotel in excellent situation near Syntagma and Acropolis....easy to find easy to locateAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Hospitable Hermes!"
fab location, just bertween Syntagma Square, Plaka, Monasteraki...well equipped clean and comfortable, excellent included breakdfast, Great price. This hotel is lovely, but it is the staff where the Hermes shines best, professional..from reception, to housekeeping, and the wonderful lady in the breakfast area. This hotel is owned by the same folks that […] run the well respected and beloved Plaka Hotel, as well as the new Athens Center Square...obviously a seasoned operator. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great stay"
Some people complained on here about the size of the elevator...wtf...it is Europe. Just enjoy those differences. This is a great hotel. If you plan to play full court basketball in the room, then try the hilton, but this is ideal for one or two in a double room who come to Athens to see the sites. I had a great stay and was well treated. Good breakfast, […] a complementary glass of wine when I arrived. I was happy. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Cheap hotel, good location"
This is the classic cheap big-city-hotel. The type in which there's only a sleepy old clerk at the reception, followed by a slow tiny elevator. Non-luxury. Rooms are scarce, small and beds are simple and inexpensive, clean though. Location is good, neighborhood safe. Here you get what you pay for. Good to spend the night but don't expect VIP.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great location!!"
This hotel is small and nice but the excellent thing about it is the location, you are near to everything, I really recomend it!!Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
This hotel was a delight. A competent and friendly staff, a hot breakfast every morning and plenty of hot water for showering, which is sometimes rare in Greece. The room was Spartan but served us well.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
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"Hermes Hotel in the heart of the Plaka"
We only stayed one night at this small, convenient hotel, but were very pleased with it. The taxi driver who drove us there said, "Oh, Hermes is nice hotel, very clean" - and he was right. The reception staff was extremely helpful with directions and let us store our luggage before we checked in. We didn't try the Continental breakfast, so can't give […] it a rating. The room was a decent size (not much view, but opening window), updated, tiled bathroom with tub, two single beds pushed together, and a pleasant Scandinavian look to the furnishings. The walls weren't thick, but I doubt if the usual clientele would be rowdy types. Rates were reasonable and there was an elevator (small!) to get you to the upper floors. Work is being done on the roof to allow a good view of the Acropolis. And if you want to be near the "fun" part of Athens, the Plaka district is the place to be. You can walk out the Hermes Hotel door into all the shopping and eating places you'll ever want or need. The only downside is the ever-present Athens traffic. We're in our late 60's, very fit, but even so had to remember that streets in this old part of town are narrow and traffic doesn't stop for slowpokes. We'd definitely go back to the Hermes again if we were in Athens. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
Good location walking distance to the Acropolis and restaurants. There is no good street in Athens, all streets dirty, graffiti walls, smelly. Hotels is clean and modern, better than most we've seen in Athens. They don't have free Internet, got to pay $2 EU per hour and then wait an hour fornthe page too load.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Extremely Convenient Location"
This is my second stay at the Hermes, and I would certainly stay there again. The hotel is very clean and quiet and is close to all of the major sites. There are several very good restaurants within walking distance and it is less than a five minute walk to Syntagma Square and ten minutes to the Agora, Roman Forum, or Acropolis. Having stayed at many […] hotels in Athens and Greece as a whole, I return to the Hermes because of the modern conveniences such as the modern and relatively large (compared to manyGreek hotels) bathrooms, wireless internet throughout the building (with a small fee), and heating/air-conditioning that works much better than most hotels where I've stayed. My one issue is that many members of the staff could have been more helpful. After traveling to Athens and arriving after 5PM I had to wait for 40 minutes for my room to be ready. I also needed to add two additional nights to my stay and the staff required me to recheck-in at 7AM after my initial stay ran out. The reason why this seemed a bit strange to me is that I already had booked the additional nights weeks in advance. I was hoping that the staff could accomodate me since I had to catch a 7:30 bus and I was trying to avoid any early moring tie-ups. In the end, this was only a minor inconvenience, but when I asked if I could just combine the two reservations and roll any charges over, the staff acted as if I had asked them to resurrect the dead. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
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"Hermes hotel"
The hotel was located in an area convienent to all the major sites. A nice hotel with an extremely helpful staff. at breakfast one of the staff would go around to the tables and answer any questions and make reccomendations. Very helpful. The only complaint, which was minor because we were not in the room that much was that the room was tiny. It did […] not take away from our enjoyable stay at the hotel. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"Great location, Great staff"
Great Location Hotel Hermes has a great location and is where you would like to stay if you want reasonable comfort and a good experience. The staff is really friendly and all the essentials were present in the hotel I was traveling from Dubai and needed an adapter for my phone chager. In the middle east the sockets are different than the ones in Europe. […] The had all sorts of adapters to choose from and were more than happy to lend me one. Over all if you are not going to spend a lot... for a 5 star experience, I would highly recommend it . Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka Hotels.com
"nice hotel for the price"
the hotel was very nice in a great location...walking distance to everything.however, the room was a little bit small. there was just a queen bed. Not even a chair or a table. If the hotel had those 2 things in would have been greatAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"There is nothing wrong with it but would not go back."
I would not recommend this hotel to a friend. There is nothing extremely wrong with it, but there is nothing great either. The rooms are small, the bathrooms are extremely small, but if you are going to visit Athens, you will not spend a lot of time in the room anyway. The neighborhood looked dangerous at first, but then I realized that most of downtown […] looks the same. The staff is helpful and you will be very close to the Plaka, the Acropolis, Syntagma Square and major touristic places, but there are many hotels in the zone. So I would probably try another one. Další informaceAutentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
"Clean, comfortable, friendly!"
Great hotel! Less than 10 minutes to beautiful black sand beach, restaurants, tour operators, etc. Located on a quiet street with parking lot, breakfast included. Charming hotel painted white and blue. Smelled nice, very clean. Had everything we needed for a relaxing stay.Autentické hodnocení od zákazníka společnosti Expedia
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s s y t f f i N o u ) ^ . Fiidid by ynr Maidatory Actiiity Fee as iistrilited by tbe S.Gi, VOLUME 46 NUMBER 10 MARCH 9, 1976 CAREY SLASHES TAP AWARDS S ASU, The Student Association of the State University, reacted angrily to proposed cuts in the Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) Awards. The Governor submitted calls to the Legislature for cutting the students' normal (statutory) entitlement by 10% and restricting new applicants who'graduated high school prior to January I, 1974 to awards under category I, maximum award of $600 - the old Scholar Incentive Program, in amendments to his Executive Budget. FOOD SERVICE & TAVERN COMMITTEE The Cost of Eating at Clinton ^ According to Carey the reason why this is necessary is that a cost overrun of as much as $50 million is projected over the fiscal years 1975-76, 1976- 77. Due to cost analysis and faulty projections on the part of t h e S t a t e Government, students across the State will suffer. The 10% cut in TAP is totally regressive and throws the b u r d e n on low-income students. Tlie 10% across-the-board cut hits those individuals with the lowest income the hardest. Lower bracket students' incomes and higher income students' awards will be affected, therefore, the bigger the decrease caused by the 10% reduction. The cut affects not just undergraduates but graduate students as well. Graduate students are eligible for only category I TAP, a maximum award of $600, so the lowest income students will face decreases in TAP of $60. This is on top of the total elimination of State University Scholar-ships (SUS) for graduate students. When one adds up the $200 tuition increase the Governor has proposed, the reduction in TAP monies, and the elimination of SUS, those with net taxable incomes of less than two thousand dollars will be forced to pay $860 more per year. The restriction of category I for those who graduated prior to January 1974 will affect particularly veterans and those who went to work before starting college. These people are being penalized for cither serving their country or for tyring to earn some money to fmance their education. SASU reaffirms its support for the current TAP program and condemns this attack on students. The Governor hs once again reversed his position and broken pledges made in the past. State University students are now faced with fiscal horrors in all t h r e e aspects of their education: tuition being raised, financial aid being slashed, and the quality of their institution and its programs being decreased. We remind tRe Governor of the words in his Budget message, "...it (the Budget) ii^reases aid to students commensurate with their needs..." We urge the Legislature to maintain its support of the TAP Program and not bow to the vicious attacks coming from the Governor's office. by Stavros J. Dalambakis The committee held its first meeting this semester in Feb. The topics of discussion were: A sub-committee for rec-ommending new food plans. The Ram's Den Tavern is being moved from Knapp Hall to Roosevelt Hall with a few changes. It will utilize approximately 4200 sq. ft. in the side of Roosevelt that used to be the men's locker room. Knapp holds approximately 119 people, the new tavern will hold approximately 400 people. It will have a stage and the room will be set up in a manner so that it can be divided into two almost equal parts. One other major difference is that Mike Mitura is trying to get a full liquor license. That is so that not only beer and wine are sold but also hard liquor. Jim Sinclair presented a survey to the committee that provided a comparison of Farmingdale's Food Service MEMORIAL HALL GOES COED Room Selection To Start Philip A. Dorin, Director of College Housing, recently announced that Memorial Hall will be coed beginning in the fall semester. According to Dr. Dorin, the decision was made to offer coed opportunities in Memorial Hall, one of two residence halls with only single rooms, in order to increase the number of single rooms on campus for women and to comply with requests for more coed living areas. The residence hall will accommodate males on the second floor and female students on the first floor. **We are planning to expand living opportunities for disabled students on campus and will renovate certain areas of the first floor in Memorial for women and the first floor in Alumni for men. Renovations will particularly be in bathrooms. Campus phones in these buildings have already and other Colleges Food Services. Some of the other colleges are: Binghamton, Buffalo, Stonybrook, Syracuse University, and many more. A total of 11 were surveyed. The survey was based on a scale of cost per 1,000 students. All the colleges surveyed were shown to be more expensive in their food costs. They ranged from $5.00 higher per year (Alfred Ceramics) to $82.00 higher (Brockport). Two of the main reasons that the cost of the food is high at Farmingdale is that out of all the schools surveyed, Farmingdale is the only school that has 4 meal lines. All the others surveyed serve from 2 lines. The cost for the extra 2 lines is $15,000 per year. Another reason is that Farmingdale has the highest costs for the replacement of china, glasses, silverware, etc. Farmingdale spends $5,500 for the replacement of china, etc. These are only a few of the reasons as to why^ur food costs are what they are. I am not saying that the food is fine commuter students will be able to request residence on campus for next year. Another new feature of the residence program for next fall will be the opportunity for students to sign up for "quiet study" wings or floors in certain single-sex and coed halls. This will offer increased study hours for those students who prefer a "higher degree of quiet" and a better study atmosphere. All of the programs and dates will be restated and explained in the fact sheet to be given to all resident students in their halls around April 1st and available to commuter students in the Housing Office on that date. or that people shouldn't complain if they fee[ something is wrong. I am just giving the other side of the story so that everyone is aware of all the facts. The food could always improve, but the way to improve the food is not to yell at the lunch ladies or to take as much food as you can and than juST throw it away. There are many other productive ways of getting a point across or a complaint heard. Ex: I.D.C. Meetings, articles to newspaper and discussions with Dr. Dorin, Head of Housing, or with Jim Sinclair. Believe it or not these men will listen to any reasonable complaint.; If anyone has any ideas on improving or complaints against the dining hall, don't just sit there and say nothing. Stand up and be heard. If you really feel that strongly about something than you should not mind giving up a little of your time to get something done about it. been placed at proper height for students in wheelchairs," Dr. Dorin said. One particular advantage noted will be the ability to give more students the option to live in several different buildings. The arrangements for the move to coed in Memorial Hall, as well as several noore plans,- will be thoroughly discussed in an upcoming information sheet encom-passing all areas of room selection. Among other items and dates of note will be the April 27th deadline for continuing students to pay a $75 deposit to reserve a room on campus for next year. The "room draw" process will begin for current resident students on April 28th. On May 7th current
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Did this ages and ages ago and forgot to upload this here
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- Lizzy Hill said...
Big changes Happening! I HOPE PRAYER & are Crossing the Fingers you've got a studio space for the meantime...& hooray to the downsize...might seem hard atm, but it will be worth it in the end:):) LOVE your MME LO...great bg's on those papers & those cute butterflies on the Easter one are YUM...like the edge, too...think it's a stamp??? Don't answer that...you ain't got time:):):)
- May 6, 2012 at 6:54 PM
- CorinneD. said...
Beautiful layouts!!!
have a good day!
hugs from france
Corinne - May 6, 2012 at 7:35 PM
- Irini said...
Like Lizzy said big changes happening!!!!!!!! good luck I am sure it will all work out perfectly!!
your layouts are stunning as usual...so inspiring!
irini - May 6, 2012 at 9:39 PM
- Dana Tatar {datatar} said...
Beautiful pages! I love the stamping on the first and all the tags on the second. Thanks for the inspiration! =)
- May 6, 2012 at 10:40 PM
- Julie Tucker-Wolek said...
Big changes coming!! Sorry to hear about your studio! That is sad they hardly gave you notice! I loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee your lo's!! LOVING those brick designed journal tags on the first one!
- May 7, 2012 at 2:03 AM
- joyce said...
Beautiful work, I especially adore those little squares you inked and stamped on.
- May 7, 2012 at 2:07 AM
- ann said...
AWwww Mandy good luck with all the changes happening and hope it all works out for the best
Hugs xxx - May 7, 2012 at 6:51 AM
- Jasmine S said...
Beautiful work Mandy and I too struggle to keep on top of comments. I think I am getting through it once a week at the moment so I know how you feel.
- May 7, 2012 at 8:29 PM
- sandi said...
Wow! These are just absolutely GORGEOUS! The first is my favorite!
- May 8, 2012 at 11:57 PM
- Lizzyc said...
Oh wow, you sound so busy, so I wish you all the best with moving and finding another place and another studio....... and your layouts are amazing.. I love both of them.. I love the feature of the brick walls, how clever that looks.. and the wood background in the second one looks fabulous.. take care, and I hope it all goes well...
- May 10, 2012 at 9:31 PM
- myriammg said...
thanks for this amazing LO that inspired me at Scrap jacked ! have a nice day
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South Cumbrian teams won six of the seven events at the county finals, held at the Barrow Table Tennis Centre, while there were three champions and three runners-up at the North West event.
The Cumbria finals saw Holy Family, Dane Ghyll and Storth in the under-11s girls qualifying group.
Dane Ghyll and Holy Family had a close match, which just swung in the former's favour, 5-3.
Ife Bamigboye and Megan Turnough were unbeaten, while Jessica Livesey featured strongly for Holy Family with two wins.
Holy Family went down 6-2 against Storth, Livesey winning twice.
The decider between Dane Ghyll and Storth was as close as possible.
Two wins each for Caitlyn Walker and Bamigboye secured a draw for Dane Ghyll. The teams were level on countback, but Dane Ghyll won on points, 288-287.
This put them into a final group against Askam and St Columba's.
Despite some close matches, and a win each for Walker and Bamigboye, Dane Ghyll were unable to prevent their opponents facing off in the final once more.
Wins from Mia Gwynne and Tyra Rushton put the Walney team 2-0 up, before Sophie Ridgway edged Jasmine Halcrow in a real tight affair, coming from two games behind to win for St Columba's.
Another win for Gwynne made it 4-0, before Askam staged a fightback with wins from Katie Moncrief, Jasmine Halcrow and Robyn Halcrow.
The title was secured for St Columba's when Rushton came to the table and beat Robyn Halcrow in three games.
In the under-11s boys event, the same two schools reached the final.
Askam knocked out last season's champions, Holy Family, with a 6-2 win, Brandon Corrie and Luke Greenway winning for Holy Family.
Askam also defeated a St Columba's B team by the same score, Columba's winners Louis Rourke and Ryan Cotton.
Luke Reid won all four games played for Askam, with Keir Shepherd winning three from three, Lee Irving and James Wallis two each, and Lian Knowles one.
On the other table, St Columba's were comfortable winners against Dane Ghyll and beat Storth 7-1. Dane Ghyll lost 5-3 against Storth, Luke Maddox, Aaron Solsby and Cameron Bell all winning.
St Columba's top pairing of Harry Mellen and Ben O'Flynn started the final against Askam powerfully and recorded straight-game wins against Reid and Shepherd respectively. Morgan Gwynne added to the total with a four-game success against Wallis.
The next three games saw the match hanging in the balance.
Knowles gained Askam's first win, beating Lashmar.
Then Reid and O'Flynn showed some top-quality table tennis. The St Columba's player took a two-game lead, but the Askam number one showed his fighting qualities and drew level.
Only at the end of the decider did O'Flynn find enough to take the win.
Gwynne still needed to hold on against Shepherd, before Mellen confirmed St Columba's as champions.
One of the most keenly-awaited finals came in the under-13s girls, where both St Bernard's and Dowdales had reached the national finals last year.
However, while the St Bernard's line-up had stayed the same, Dowdales had been strengthened by the addition of England Schools' player Emily Bolton, who has moved to Year 7 from Askam School. She soon demonstrated her class with two straight-game wins.Robyn Holden pulled one back for St Bernard's against Ebony Miles after a close battle.
Despite this win, and Louise Keneally's victory against Hannah Grimes, it was Dowdales who looked to have victory in sight when they led 4-2, Amy Moncrief and Miles both contributing.
But there were two further twists in the match.
Emily Cotton started a St Bernard's revival by beating Moncrief.
In the final match, Grimes held a 2-1 lead after taking two deuce games. Katie Linton then suddenly found her touch and, with her own deuce-winning game took a 3-2 win.
This left the match score at 4-4, however, Dowdales took the Cumbria title with a superior games ratio of 16-12.
The rivalry continued in the under-13s boys event.
Both teams had comfortable victories against Dallam School to reach the final, where the strength in depth of St Bernard's took them to the title.
Anton Vacca won both of his matches, while Ross Ahern beat Adam Brown and Brendan Trainor defeated Chris Lloyd.
St Bernard's number one James Coward defeated Dowdales number two Jack Walker in four games.
Walker did make his mark with a straight games win over Ahern.
The star of the Dowdales team was number one Luke Walker, who finished undefeated with wins against Trainor and Coward, without dropping any games.
The final event of the Cumbria championships was the under-16s boys.
Here, St Bernard's gained another win against Dowdales, 6-2.
Stefan Weatherburn and Dien Curtis won both their matches, while Tom Clements and Oliver Shipley both won one. The Dowdales wins came from Daniel Armstrong and Aaron Murray.
However, neither team could match the strength of the visitors from Dallam School, who only lost two matches in the three rubbers they played.
James Turner, of Millom, won one of those and proved the top Furness player, winning five of his six matches.
It was Cumbria girl power that led the way at the North West Finals against the best teams from Lancashire, Cheshire, Greater Manchester and Shropshire.
The under-13 girls teams from Dowdales and St Bernard's gained wins against Sir Thomas Boteler High School, from Warrington, and, in very close matches, also defeated Bramhall High School.
The two teams then met for the second time this season, St Bernard's reversing the result from the Cumbria finals to beat Dowdales.
Bolton was again the pick of the Dowdales players, while Holden showed she has returned to form with good attacking displays.
St Columba's under-11s girls also enjoyed a good day.
They started their group with a draw against St Mary's Preparatory School, Blundellsands.
Rushton and Gwynne both won their two matches, while Ridgway and Jenny Williams took games to give the Saints the count-back advantage.
They won their next match against Bradley Primary, from Nelson. Again Rushton and Gwynne won their matches, but there was a notable win for Williams, who is two years younger than her team-mates.
This put them into the semi-finals against Nevill Road, from Stockport, a team who always do well in the North West Finals.
Rushton and Gwynne continued their good form, however Neville Road led 4-3.
Williams played Rana Rofifah in the last match and, although she lost, she won two vital games, enough to take St Columba's into the final on count-back.
Cumbria's other representatives, Askam, also made progress from the group but were narrowly defeated by Bradley in the semi-finals.
This meant a replay for Bradley and St Columba's, and in this match the school from Nelson played with more confidence.
Gwynne and Rushton remained unbeaten, but not before both players had dropped games against Aminah Daar.
Although Ridgway and Williams did not win their matches, they both won important games that meant the score was tied after count-back.
The organisers then had to calculate the total points won and St Columba's took the title, having won four points more than their opponents.
St Bernard's under-16s girls beat Lancashire representatives, Garstang, but then met a team they have been keen rivals with since their under-13s days, Bramhall High School.
On this occasion, the Stockport team took the win, but St Bernard's still qualified for the regional heats.
Perhaps the most impressive performance of the day from a Cumbrian team came in the under-13s boys.
There were 10 teams from as far as Ludlow competing, with the two Cumbria representatives in different groups.
Dowdales finished as group runners-up and progressed to the semi-finals, while St Bernard's eased through their group and gained impressive wins in both the semi-finals and final to beat Garstang and Calday Grange, West Kirby.
In the under-11s boys, the result went against the form book. Cumbria champions St Columba's topped their group with victories against Buildwas Primary, from Shropshire, and Oldham Hulme Grammar School, O'Flynn winning all his games.
Askam also made good progress.
Although beaten by Garstang Community Primary, they won against St Mary's Preparatory School to put them into a semi-final with St Columba's.
This match was a completely different story to the county final.
Askam's top two, Reid and Shepherd, showed the improvement they have made in recent weeks, while the top two players for St Columba's showed nerves on the big occasion.Askam raced into a 2-0 lead as Shepherd beat O'Flynn and Reid defeated Mellen.
Gwynne pulled a match back by beating Irvine, but the Askam lead was stretched with wins from Knowles and Reid, in a five-game battle against O'Flynn.
Saints rallied as both Mellen and Gwynne posted wins, but it was Irvine who won the decisive match against Lashmar in another gruelling five-game battle. The win meant Askam qualified for the regional heats despite losing for a second time against Garstang when the two met in the final.
Under-19s Boys Champions (not played for): Barrow Sixth Form.
Under-16s Boys: Champions – Dallam School. Runners-up – St Bernard's.
Under-16s Girls: Champions (Not played for) – St Bernard's.
Under-13s Boys: Champions – St Bernard's. Runners-up – Dowdales.
Under-13s Girls: Champions – Dowdales. Runners-up – St Bernard's.
Under-11s Boys: Champions – St Columba's. Runners-up – Askam.
Under-11s Girls: Champions – St Columba's. Runners-up – Askam.
Under-16s Girls: Runners-up – St Bernard's.
Under-13s Boys: Champions – St Bernard's.
Under-13s Girls: Champions – St Bernard's. Runners-up – Dowdales.
Under-11s Boys: Runners-up – Askam.
Under-11s Girls: Champions – St Columba's.


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Lets talk about the coins in our pockets!
The last silver dollars were dated 1935.
Silver was removed from half dollars in stages:
- Up to 1964 they were made of 90% silver
- From 1965 to 1970 they were 40% silver
- After that, they've been made of copper-nickel.
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Back in 1964 it was known that the intrinsic value of coins containing Silver made them worth more than the denomination our government stamped into them. It was what Gresham called, "good money." The government weaned Silver out of non-numismatic grade coins and substituted a less valuable metal. This is what Gresham called, "bad money." People began to take the silver coins out of circulation and only the "bad money" was left to use. The "bad" cheaper metal money drove the "good" silver money out of circulation because people held onto it and didn't use it in regular commerce.
Nickels, in their currently minted composition (see the exception above) are made up of roughly 75% Copper and 25% Nickel. They are worth holding because the metal in each of them is worth around 7 cents today. You don't have to sort them either. they are ALL the same and maybe some silver are in there!
All pre-'82 (and roughly 2/3of 1982) Cents are made of 95% Copper and 5% Zinc. Each of these cents are worth nearly 3 cents today. The government got wise to this and changed the composition of the cent midway through 1982. ANY cent minted after 82 is roughly 97% Zinc and 3% Copper. You will need to separate the "good" cents from the "bad" if you plan to hold cents.
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Bomb Threat Rumors Reported at Pewaukee High School
Local high school is evacuated as authorities investigate a suspicious note.
The day after police alerted the community about rumors of a possible planned shooting at three Waukesha high school, Pewaukee High School has been evacuated after a threatening note was found in the school, according to the Lake Country Reporter.
High school students have taken to Twitter about the threat at Pewaukee, calling it a bomb threat. But Pewaukee Police Chief Ed Baumann told the Lake Country Reporter he is "confident that all students at Pewaukee High School are safe."
Although the threat is being considered not credible, Pewaukee High School has canceled all evening activities, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Meanwhile, the Waukesha Police Department's been stepping up presence at West, South and North after rumors have been spreading on social media about a possible shooting planned for Friday at the schools.
Authorities received between 15 and 20 phone calls about the rumors at Waukesha North; however, the rumors are about all three high schools. After parents and the community were alerted, the rumors have slowed down.
"We have had no increased rumors or increased reports," said Sgt. Jerry Habanek.
The rumors were limited to the high schools and did not include the middle or elementary schools, according to Habanek.
Schools throughout Wisconsin are experiencing similar rumors, including Waukesha, Oak Creek, Menomonee Falls, Hamilton, Manitowoc, Arrowhead, Greenfield and Cudahy.
And Greendale High School was placed under a lockdown on Wednesday after a "suspicious person" was seen in the building.
Adam Kindred
7:07 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
C'mon kids. Don't you have anything better to do than to do bomb/shooting threats on FB or Twitter? Wow, you get an extra day off of school, good job. While you think it is a great idea, you are making parents worry (to include your own) as well as tying up police and other law enforcement from doing their jobs. Why don't you act like normal teenagers and go cruise Hwy 100.
10:16 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Right on Adam. When I hear of these incidents, the first thing I think of is the someone wants a day off of school. We need to stop all these kids from texting, tweeting, twittering and FBing and stick to studying during the school day. Its also wasting time of our fine PPD who could be doing more productive things than chasing a note.
9:25 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
because thats illegal too! ;) People need to GROW UP!
4:00 pm on Thursday, December 20, 2012
with all of the shootings and craziness happening in the world, these kids should realize that this is not a joke or laughing matter. They might think it's funny at the time but the ramifications of threatening either through notes, calls, writings on bathroom walls or school websites is something that is dealt with very severely and will follow them the rest of their lives. They don't realize that their little ha ha moment is a federal offense.
Sarah Millard
4:10 pm on Thursday, December 20, 2012
Bomb scares in Wisconsin are charged as misdemeanors. And you're right, they are not funny. I'd like to say "kids these days" but in my younger days, there were a ton of threats after Columbine. The rumors are just spread a lot faster because in my teenage days, there wasn't Facebook, texting, Twitter, etc. We just had good old-fashioned email and landlines.


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Elizabeth Warren, the Democratic candidate who has seemed on the ropes in the hard-fought Massachusetts Senate race, has planned a major rally for Saturday in Boston with Gov. Deval Patrick.
The rally, at Boston University, comes as the race against Senator Scott P. Brown, a Republican, has intensified, with both candidates broadcasting their first attack ads of the campaign.
The two are preparing to face off on Thursday in the first of four debates in what many consider the premiere Senate race of this election cycle. It is the most expensive Congressional race in the country and the most expensive in Massachusetts history and could help determine which party controls the Senate next year.
Ms. Warren, who has been under pressure from supporters to rejigger her ad campaign and connect more on a personal level with voters, was the first to mention her opponent in a new ad that was broadcast Thursday. It features Art Ramalho, the trainer for the boxer Micky Ward, saying that Mr. Brown has been "siding with the big-money guys" and that Ms. Warren is a gutsy fighter.
Mr. Brown came back Friday with two ads. In the first, he says Ms. Warren is "being dishonest about who I am and what I stand for." The ad does not explain what she is being dishonest about, but it does trot out what appears to be a new tag line, in which Mr. Brown says, "I'm nobody's senator but yours."
In a separate written statement, the campaign said Ms. Warren was being dishonest about Mr. Brown's stance on taxes when she says he "supports tax cuts for millionaires." The Brown camp says that distorts his view because he voted to keep in place the same tax cuts for everyone, not just those earning more than $250,000.
His second ad is aimed at the all-important women's vote. It features women saying that Mr. Brown "is pro-choice and he supports a woman's right to choose" and that he will fight for women to have "good jobs with equal pay."
In an unusually blunt response to this ad, Stephanie Schriock, president of Emily's List, says Mr. Brown "is straight-up lying to Massachusetts voters." While Mr. Brown has supported some "pro-choice" measures, he has also been endorsed by the state's leading group against abortion rights and co-sponsored the Blunt Amendment, which would have allowed employers to deny health care coverage like contraception if they have religious or moral objections. And he voted against the Paycheck Fairness Act.
The Warren campaign on Friday pounced on comments Mr. Brown made on a radio talk show, in which he said he would vote against extending the Bush-era tax cuts to middle-class families unless it included the wealthiest taxpayers, saying they were the ones who create jobs.
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"Crystal clear, no," Mr. Brown said. "You're talking about raising taxes on our job creators, our small-business owners," he said. "It's not just about millionaires and billionaires."
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Plus he sounds like Artie Ziff from The Simpsons so that's fun.
Just found this:http://forums.qrz.com/showthread.php?327086-From-Art-Bell-W6OBB&s=7836fdce346797c042896cc54d27592cI am not sure has this been posted previously. Well, he wrote it pretty explicitly there - he retired
Good find. Don't think the Panglosses will change their outlook however. But it confirms what's been fairly obvious. Pretty amusing how he's issued "big announcements" on Facebook...yet this development seemed to slip his mind.
Interesting. This seems pretty conclusive. I believe there may have been something in the pipeline with all of Art's "stay tuned" messages but his silence (Facebook) of late speaks volumes and perhaps his "deal" fell through.In any event, I think we can finally put this thread to rest. It was fun while it lasted but off late it has been dying a slow and painful death. Best to put it out of it's misery and put it down.Click, click, BOOM.
Maybe noory could put us all on his friday prayer list?
PS I'm a little drunk right now.
Art's wife Airyn has confirmed this with an online friend of mine. Art is retired for good. (For now.)
I believe he was trying to gain traction for something last year...
Hi there, I thought it would be ok to stop in here and say hi from the High Desert! I have had so many peoplesend me links in email that refer to a post on this site. All is well with the Bell Family and we aredoing just fine in Pahrump. As far as Retirement is concerned it has been great having time with my Family and my Hobby. I havelearned to "never say never" but I am enjoying life. If any of you are Hams please feel free to join us on Echolink at W6OBB-L I would be happy to try and answer any reasonable questions any of you may have. Art
the email address used to register the "art bell" account is email@example.com, but our system does no email verification, so i have no way of knowing if that's accurate. i'll send an email to that address and inquire. however, the ip address used belongs to a company called air-internet located in pahrump, nv, so that seems pretty solid.
i've sent an email to firstname.lastname@example.com to ask if it was really art. i wonder why he uses that email address since he no longer owns knye.
that doesn't make sense - might be Fort Rock playing games again?Art Bell's email address is well known, its firstname.lastname@example.com maybe try sending a message to that email to check?


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After an accident in Arizona a Great Bend man actually died on the table. Less than two weeks later he's up and walking around. "Kind of a miracle. They called me that every day down there," said Michael Tysver.
Tysver went to Arizona to celebrate the new year and K-State's appearance in the Fiesta Bowl. He came back to Kansas unable to be without supervision because of his injuries.
"I hadn't caught a game this year," said Tysver, a lifelong Wildcat fan. "And we went to the Cotton Bowl last year and I had a really good time."
So when K-State went to Arizona for the Fiesta Bowl he went too. "I didn't want to miss this one. Especially it being on my birthday," said Tysver. It was a double celebration.
After the game, he and friends were on their way back to the hotel when a car rear-ended the pedicab they were riding in. A pedicab is a bicycle that pulls a two-seated cart behind it.
"I remember dropping two of our friends off and then that's the last thing I remember," Tysver said of the accident. "We woke up in the hospital the next day.
When he got to the emergency room Tysver was clinically dead for a few minutes, his head almost severed from his body, the backbone in his neck split open.
"My head was disconnected from my spine," said Tysver. "It's the same injury you get when you get hung."
He spent hours in surgery, where doctors re-attached his head using pieces of his ribs to patch up his backbone.
Six days later he was already trying to walk. "The doctors down there said they never really saw someone hurt like this and got back on their feet so quick," said Tysver.
By the time he got to the Wichita Rehabilitation Hospital he could walk on his own, even toss a ball around.
"I think I'm going to be back 100% again. It's going to take some time," said Tysver, who's determined to get his life back. "I'm listening to the doctors and doing everything that they tell me to do."
He hasn't done it alone and wants to thank those who've helped him.
"A lot of fellow K-State fans and just people from the state," he said. "And just wanted to thank a lot of people that they've donated to the fund and everything for us and, you know, giving out their prayers and support. It's really helped a lot."
Tysver doesn't know yet when he'll be able to leave the rehab hospital. But his family is already preparing for the day he comes home to Great Bend.
Scottsdale, Arizona, police arrested the man who hit the pedicab on suspicion of DUI.
Tysver's friend, Cody Clark, remains in an Arizona hospital.
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Bid to open new fish and chip shop in Carlisle fails again
Published at 08:08, Friday, 01 February 2013
Controversial plans to open a new fish and chip shop have failed again.
Planners have dismissed an appeal against a previous refusal for a takeaway in Kingstown Road, Carlisle.
Attempts by Paul Fontana to convert his preferred site – a picture-framing store near Aldi – were refused last year following strong opposition.
Now his latest battle to open the takeaway has been dismissed by Carlisle City Council.
Mr Fontana, who is a partner in Fontana's chip shop in London Road, had wanted to start his own separate business in Kingstown Road.
But neighbours campaigned against the move. They claimed the fish and chip shop would create parking problems, road safety issues and noise problems.
Mr Fontana argued that the situation had changed since the new northern bypass opened, saying traffic volumes on Kingstown Road had dropped.
But neighbours disagreed, saying the road remained busy and argued that future developments – including plans for an 850-home estate in the area – would further add to the number of cars using it regularly.
When plans went in front of Carlisle City Council in August last year, they were recommended for approval by officers. But councillors sided with objectors, voting seven to three to refuse consent. Mr Fontana believed there was not sufficient grounds to do this.
City council documents confirm an appeal has now been dismissed.
Mr Fontana declined to comment.
Published by http://www.cumberlandnews.co.uk
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