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Regina Hodits joined Wellington Partners in spring 2010 as a part-time advisor and stepped up to General Partner in January 2011. Since 2000, she has become an influential investor in the European venture capital industry, focusing on early-stage and growth deals in Life Sciences. Her industry experience and her strong scientific background will help the Wellington Life Sciences team to strengthen its position in the European investment market.
Until January 2010, Regina led the life sciences efforts of Atlas Venture in Europe, a leading transatlantic venture capital firm. As a Partner at Atlas Venture, she led numerous financing rounds and was the founding investor in Bicycle Therapeutics, Fibrex, F-star and Jenavalve. In addition, she served on the Board of Egalet, Lumavita, Novamed and Protaffin and is an external director at GlaxoSmithKline's (GSK) Respiratory CEDD. Regina was also on the Board of U3 Pharma, which was acquired by Daiichi Sankyo Co.,Ltd. in 2008.
From 2000 to 2004, while working for Apax Partners, she was responsible for healthcare investments in Germany and was closely involved in investments such as Genmab, Silence Therapeutics and Wilex. She started to build her extensive network in the global healthcare industry during her tenure at McKinsey from 1997 to 2000.
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) - Former U.S. Sen. Gary Hart, who had served as manager for ex-U.S. Sen. George McGovern's failed 1972 presidential campaign, will speak at his friend's funeral.
McGovern family spokesman Steve Hildebrand said while Hart isn't on the official program, he will speak at the Friday event at the Washington Pavilion in downtown Sioux Falls.
Hart, of Colorado, and McGovern grew close in the 1960s. McGovern named Hart campaign manager for the battle he waged to defeat incumbent President Richard Nixon, who won in a landslide. Soon after, Nixon resigned in disgrace amid the Watergate scandal.
After McGovern's Sunday death in hospice care, Hart wrote in a column that America lost when they chose Nixon. But he said that McGovern and his supporters "helped save the Democratic party."
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Ham and Manchego Sandwiches with Tomato Jam
James Carrier
Notes: Manchego is a firm Spanish sheep's-milk cheese. Make and wrap sandwiches just before packing.
Yield: Makes 8 sandwiches
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 479
- Calories from fat: 30%
- Protein: 23g
- Fat: 16g
- Saturated fat: 6g
- Carbohydrate: 63g
- Fiber: 2.4g
- Sodium: 1433mg
- Cholesterol: 49mg
- 8 sandwich rolls (3 oz. each)
- About 1 cup tomato jam
- 12 ounces thin-sliced Spanish cured ham or prosciutto
- 4 ounces Manchego cheese (see notes), thinly sliced, or parmesan cheese, shaved
- 4 cups arugula leaves or salad greens (about 4 oz.), rinsed and crisped
- Slice rolls in half horizontally and spread top halves generously with tomato jam. On bottom half of each roll, equally layer ham, cheese, and arugula leaves. Place top of roll on filling.
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The last part makes me so sad... It's 100% true nonetheless.
I've always played a ranged class and have always thought melee suffered from lack of boss uptime in many encounters and this is particularly true in the current tier. That wasn't a problem in Wrath, specially in 3.3, since rogues were indeed topping the charts despite that, but these are grim times for melee DPS specs overall.
Our current raid team has only 1 melee which is a rogue (very much needed in Valiona heroic btw) and a replace DK and the raid leader said it outright that noone in the guild should roll any melee now, it's a 10-man guild and melee aren't needed, they are a liability, there are almost no fights in which you need melee. Harsh words, but kind of true... I feel bad for you guys and hope that changes in the next patch.
People play melee because they like it, not because they aren't smart. It's not their fault if the game is not well designed and favors ranged, Blizzard is to blame, not the players.
I've read many times how some people just hate playing a ranged class/spec, for various reasons. That doesn't make them unintelligent.
@Stella...Every damn week you comment on Encrypted Text. Every damn week you spout off with the same crap that rogues are a liability, that melee sucks. Every damn week you ask why anyone would roll melee when ranged is better.
At first, it was kind of funny, now it is just annoying. Encrypted Text is a column for rogues. If you have nothing valuable to contribute, then don't comment.
The fact that you are anonymous does not give you an excuse to be such a complete and total asshole. STFU and get your ass out of our column.
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Really @Stella!!??
The best group I have ever been in was a PUG using the dungeon finder. There was a tank a healer and three Rogues. We cleaned out Dire Maul and had a great time. In most heroic dungeons, the group makeup doesn't matter too much. If the Rogues are doing their job and not pulling aggro, using Tricks of the Trade and Feint and staying out of the fire, it doesn't make life any harder for the healer, and my DPS will still beat your DPS by several thousand!!


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LAWRENCEBURG, Ky. (AP) - The Wild Turkey Distillery has something new to toast - the grand opening of an expanded visitor center in central Kentucky.
The 9,140-square-foot center officially opens to the public on Tuesday. It caps a more than $100 million investment by Gruppo Campari to modernize and expand the distillery. The new visitor center is a big upgrade from the previous 1,000-square foot facility.
Despite those cramped quarters, Wild Turkey says it still had a 16 percent increase last year in the number of visitors to the distillery near Lawrenceburg. The distillery says it expects to welcome about 80,000 visitors this year, up from 62,000 in 2013.
The center features massive glass windows allowing guests to gaze at the Kentucky River.
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Really, the problem isn't with those who wish to go through easy content. Back in the old system they had a place to do just that. In the old model content was divided up into easy, medium and hard areas. When new content was introduced it became the new hard, and the medium and easy content got moved up through nerfs of that content.
Kara, Gruul's Lair - Easy
SSC, TK - Medium
Hyjal, BT - hard
When the Sunwell was reached it changed to:
Kara, Gruul's Lair, SSC, TK - Easy
Hyjal, BT - Medium
Sunwell - Hard
This was done by nerfing several boss fights and removing the attunements on the instances.
Those who wanted easy content, had access to it. Eventually, you would be able to see all of the new content. Some may argue that once wotlk came out the guilds doing medium and easy would not be able to see sunwell. This is incorrect. at 80 you are free to go back and see the old content in an easier setting.
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Traditional meatloaf recipe with the delicious twist of using Italian pork sausage in addition to ground beef. Also includes onion, celery, garlic, egg, parsley, and bread crumbs.
Many meatloaf recipes call for ground veal or pork in addition to ground beef. You might want to experiment with a third each of beef, pork, and veal. If you don't have access to spicy ground pork or Italian sausage, add a pinch of fennel seeds and a half teaspoon of hot sauce to regular ground pork.
- 2 Tbsp unsalted butter
- 1 cup of minced onion
- 1 celery rib, minced
- 1 Tbsp minced garlic
- 1 carrot, minced
- 1/2 cup of minced green onion, including the onion greens
- 2 teaspoon salt (use 1 1/2 teaspoons if using Italian sausage)
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
- 2/3 cup ketchup, divided 1/3 and 1/3
- 1 1/2 pounds of ground beef (chuck)
- 3/4 pound of spicy ground pork sausage or Italian sausage (a mix of sweet and hot if you are using links)
- 1 cup fresh bread crumbs
- 2 large eggs, beaten slightly
- 1/3 cup minced fresh parsley leaves
1 Preheat oven to 350° F, with a rack in the middle.
2 In a large, heavy skillet, melt the butter on medium heat until foamy. Add the minced onion, celery, carrot, garlic, and green onions and cook, stirring occasionally, for 5 minutes. Cover the skillet and cook for an additional 5 minutes, until the carrots are tender, stirring occasionally. Add the salt, freshly ground black pepper, Worcestershire sauce, and 1/3 a cup of the ketchup. Cook for 1 more minute. Remove from heat and let cool to the touch.
3 In a large bowl, use your clean hands to combine the ground beef, spicy ground pork sausage, eggs, breadcrumbs, the cooked vegetables from step 2, and parsley.
4 Press mixture into a loaf pan with 2-inch high sides, or form the mixture into a free standing loaf and place in a rimmed roasting pan. Cover the loaf with the remaining ketchup.
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A Theory of Money with Market Places
AbstractThis paper considers an infinitely repeated economy in which divisible fiat money is used to trade goods. The economy has many market places. In each period, each agent chooses a market place, randomly meets someone who comes to the same market place, and they trade their goods when both agree to do so. There exist various classes of stationary equilibria. In some equilibria, all the agents visit the same market place, while in others, market places are specialized, i.e., only one type of good is traded in each active market place. In some equilibria, each good is traded at a single price, while in others, every good is traded at two different prices. Each class itself consists of equilibria with infinitely many price and welfare levels. However, it is shown that only efficient single price equilibria with specialized market places are evolutionarily stable. An inefficient equilibrium is upset by the mutants who visit a new market place to establish a more efficient trading pattern than before. An extension to the case with multiple currencies is also examined.
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Game Recap: Phillies 5, Cubs 4
Well folks, this one had a little bit of everything: Starlin Castro being good (mostly), a nice comeback to tie it up, John Grabow blowing a game, and Aramis looking feeble.
I'm just going to ignore most of the game and skip right to the part where Grabow came into the game in the 8th. What is Lou thinking bringing Grabow into a tie game? This situation has played out countless times in close games, and always with the same result: bringing Grabow into a game as a "stopper" is about as successful as throwing water on a grease fire. In this game, Grabow came into the 8th inning with one out and gave up a walk, got a deep flyout, and then allowed another walk and a hit that scored the winning run. Epic failure, once again. This is about the time where the Cubs need to start dreaming up some mystery ailment that Grabow can get for an entire season. I'm sure David Patton can let Grabow in on what he was afflicted with last season.
Despite the incompetence of John Grabow, the Cubs still had a chance in the 9th to tie it up. Soriano led off the inning with a walk/hit by pitch and advanced to third on a Fontenot single. However, with runners at the corners and no outs, the Cubs failed to put a ball in play. Probably the most disappointing out came when Aramis flailed at ball 4 to strike out for the second out of the inning. Honestly, he looks about as lost at the plate as it gets.
On a good note, Jeff Stevens looked good and had a scoreless IP and Derrek Lee went yard on a no-doubter in the 7th. Kosuke tied it up in the 8th with a shot to right field off left-hander Anthony Bastardo.
Not much else to say other than that this game was both frustrating and emotionally draining. I keep hoping Lou will figure out that Grabow shouldn't be used ever, but based on his use of Bob Howry last year, I think this is a pipe dream.
I was there today, and as soon as I saw Grabow start walking out of the bullpen I yelled something along the lines of, "YOU'RE A BUM GRABOW!" to the surprise of everyone around me, and when they scored off of him a Phillies fan looked over to me and said, "Geez man, you weren't kidding." Marshall should have been in that game and we should have had a win, plain and simple.
That said, I'm very encouraged by the way the team is playing right now and I absolutely LOVE Starlin Castro. I really wish he were higher in the order so he would get more RBI opportunities, but he is certainly cashing in on the ones he's getting. It's still relatively early in the season, and we've got plenty of time to get on a real tear, especially with the division looking as weak as it is right now.
I commented on this shitbag after game one, in which he tried to give up the game and again, Sweet Loser puts him in like you said in a tie game. Tonights loss is on three peeps Grablow for throwing trash, Lou for playing the waste of money(grablow) and Larry for letting Lou make the mistake. For Grablow i have only 1 thing to say Ive got some rope and a tree and a perfect place for ya!
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Last line? Seriously. Uncalled for.
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Twitter is hot because we goof off so much
We are doing less work, and it's accruing to just a few companies.
Are we doing anything in America? Are we doing anything except watching devices?
I keep thinking back to the engagement studies that Sheryl Sandberg talked about at the opening of her remarks on the Facebook (FB) call, when she said that in 2013, for the first time, people will spend more time with digital media than watching TV, specifically 5.25 hours a day on digital services vs. 4.5 hours with television. One in eight of those minutes on a desktop is on Facebook and one in five of those minutes is on mobile.
Now, wait a second. What else is there time for? The average person sleeps eight hours. That's a third of the day. Then there's another third that is supposed to be work and then another third that is meant to be play. Do you mean to tell me that we are on Facebook and the like for more than half of that leisure time and television for the rest?
I think what's happened, the secret of the success of Facebook as well as Twitter and even Yahoo (YHOO) and AOL (AOL), as we heard from Wednesday's successful conference call for that no-longer-a-relic company, is that people are doing far less work at work and fooling around with the Internet far more.
The Internet turned out to be the ultimate in Trojan Horses. Unlike television -- other than the CEOs who are allowed to watch CNBC all day and seem to do so -- the Internet is something that people accept and even expect employees, associates, partners, whatever the bosses are calling labor these days, to be watching. The insidious nature of this is that probably a huge percentage of Internet watching is totally prurient and self-serving, or even more accurately, fun and definitely takes away from what you are supposed to be doing. That's the dirty little secret of this amazing medium.
How did it happen so fast? And how do we know that it isn't all hype? Interestingly enough, you are gleaning a ton of information about how this happened on these conference calls. First, because people have so many devices there is a tremendous overlap of watching. The Facebook people may want to claim those 5.25 hours of watching for Internet, but I think given the plethora of screens out there it's become a two-screen watching era. That's how the networks AND the cable companies can continue to show incredible growth. The ad rates we have seen for non-Internet media have been stellar this quarter and those companies are throwing off a huge amount of cash.
Second, as we know from robust signups of T-Mobile and Verizon (VZ), only some of which might be migration from the growth at AT&T (T) or the switching from Sprint (S) because of the changeover of systems, there is a big boost of people watching programming on smartphones and on tablets. Some of that might be double-counted television, but most of it is programming coming from YouTube or from Facebook, Twitter or AOL's Huffington Post or a host of messaging, texting and e-mail applications.
Finally, we know from the escalating usage of Amazon.com (AMZN) or sites like Zillow (Z), which we learned last night, people are simply shopping all of the time when they should be working.
The only real loser for time has been print, which, from these usage data, has simply fallen off the face of the earth. It is the real casualty of the numbers, other than, say, work.
All of this cuts to a simple fact. The reason social, mobile and the cloud work so well, the reason we are willing to seemingly pay anything for Twitter, and have been paying huge multiples on earnings for Facebook, is that these functions are always on and, because they are not static, always being checked. They are operative from the moment you wake up until the moment you go to sleep.
In fact, I will go a step further. Until the Internet is blocked at work for anything other than what you are being paid for doing, the usage will only go higher. Which is why, in the end, the Twitter deal will be a success and investors will like the growth path as more and more people around the globe spend their time on smartphones checking the Web, looking at Yelp (YELP) for meals, going to Amazon to buy things and certainly checking anything sports on line. If only one-seventh of the people in the world have smartphones and that number is going to probably double within the next few years, and the 5.25 hours of the Internet expands to at least eight hours of when you are at leisure and at work, then you can see why people really want the stock of Twitter.
We're doing less work, we are fooling around more with the Web, and it's accruing to just a few companies. And when each goes public we will clamor for them until something better to watch comes over our mental transoms. It's not just here to stay, it's here to grow, and grow at a pace faster than any pastime in history.
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sure. we use the internet a lot, and goof off at work. it's a stress reliever at work for me. drop in a few seconds, and split.
BUT to consider this as suitable for a "stock value" is a hard stretch for me to understand. the product is fluff - we could take it or leave it.
the revenue is thru ads? that no one clicks on? sucker a few people into placing their ads online - then let them find out sales that way are crap.
It took a while for Barry to get out of bed.We know most lazy Repubs like to sleep past noon.
Are you still depressed about your food stamp amount being cut down?I just applied for my
SS yesterday.Besides my pension I`m getting another $2,000 from SS.Barry,I hope some
day you can get your GED.
HO HUM:Another great day in the market.Those who were smart enough to invest in the market
when Obama took office doubled their money.Who wants money?We want wars and insecurity
and thousands of reasons to blame our woes on Arabs.Besides wars make jobs.Look how many
politicians have offspring fighting in wars.Well, I`ll try to find one.
He made a small fortune (by his own admission) off 'shorting Facebook' ...Perhaps this is also
the way to go here. Just a consideration. You will do what you must and the best of luck, regardless.
As Enya used to sing, "May you see a shining IPO"...or something like that.
You might be right Brent....All or many of the "good ol' boys" ran off to Anthony's doom & gloom article yesterday...
And left poor Kramer behind with about only 12 comments on his blog....hmmm.
Of course the P.M. crowd, "not this one"; Never has anything good to say, and most aren't investors anyway...But they sure can talk a good line of shidt that means nothing, except to them...arf,arf,arf.
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You know by now which oils are the healthiest choices. But did you know that each of these has a slightly different use? For example, while canola oil and olive oil are both healthy cooking oils, canola oil has a higher smoke point—the temperature at which heated oils begin to emit smoke and impart an acrid flavor and aroma to foods—than olive oil, so it's best used for frying; olive oil has a lower smoke point, so it's best used for dressings, or added after cooking. In general, refined oils have a higher smoke point. Unrefined oils retain all of their natural flavor, color, and aroma.
OIL: Olive
FLAVOR AND COLOR: Ranges from pale yellow with a mild flavor to deep greenish-gold with an intense olive fragrance and taste
USES: Use for sautéing at medium heat; don't use for frying or high-heat cooking. Use "extra virgin" grades for sauces and salad dressings, and as finishing oils.
HEALTH BENEFITS: High in monounsaturated fats; can lower harmful LDL cholesterol levels while raising beneficial HDL levels.
OIL: Canola
FLAVOR AND COLOR: Mild, neutral flavor and pale color
USES: Use for sautéing and baking; for frying, use high-oleic varieties, which have the highest smoke point. Not ideal for salad dressings or sauces.
HEALTH BENEFITS: High in monounsaturated fats and rich in alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), a type of omega-3 fatty acid that may reduce the risk of heart disease.
OIL: Coconut
FLAVOR AND COLOR: Full, slightly nutty flavor; white when refrigerated, clear at room temperature
USES: Use for sautéing, making sauces, and replacing butter in baking; don't use for frying or high-heat cooking
HEALTH BENEFITS: Although it's high in saturated fats, coconut oil may reduce total and harmful LDL cholesterol levels, while increasing beneficial HDL levels.
OIL: Red palm
FLAVOR AND COLOR:Orange-red in color with a rich, distinctive flavor
USES:Use for high-heat sautéing and frying, and as "shortening" in baking. Not the best oil for dressings or sauces.
HEALTH BENEFITS:High in antioxidant carotenoids and tocopherols, red palm oil may lower total cholesterol while increasing HDL levels.
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"Unexpectedly engrossing. Heed the mockers and you'll miss one of the PC's finest and freshest driving games." - pcgamer.com
"With its stellar gameplay and presentation, Euro Truck Simulator 2 sets a new standard for the simulation genre." - GamingNexus.com
Merge is pleased to announce that we'll be partnering with Excalibur Publishing and developer SCS Software once again to publish Euro Truck Simulator 2. SCS are the leading experts in the trucking sim genre and have developed such hit titles as 'UK Truck Simulator', 'SCANIA Truck Driving Simulator – The Game' and of course the original 'Euro Truck Simulator'.
Euro Truck Simulator 2 offers an unrivalled trucking experience with a massive amount of content that will keep you playing for many months or even years! Prove your skills in manoeuvring these impressive vehicles and take on a selection of delivery contracts across an incredible amount of European cities! A phenomenal amount of work has gone into this title from the creation of a European map that has taken years to create, an in depth business management section and high quality graphics that are a feast for the eyes!
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More than 60 cities set across Europe including England, Belgium, Italy, the Netherlands, Germany, France and more!
Thousands of miles of real road networks.
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Licensed trucks from several real life truck manufacturers.
Run your own business which continues to grow even as you perform your own deliveries.
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A working GPS to help you reach your delivery destination.
Explore the map to discover new truck dealerships.
Expand your own delivery fleet by purchasing more powerful trucks.
An expansive map that takes around two hours in real time to drive from the north to south of Europe!
Customer reviews
Pretty fun overallcup99 | Sept. 13, 2014 | See all cup99's reviews »
I got this game a while back on a good discount and I wasn't expecting much out of it. However I was genuinely surprised when i actually had fun driving a digital truck around. A bit of a more passive game (Other than the time limits) and is relaxing overall. If you have some time to kill and want to have a bit of fun then this is the game for you. It's not very active however you have to be aware of the time limit, traffic, and other rules. I would definitely recommend for people who enjoy simulators because this one is pretty good. If you find it on a big enough discount (50-75% off) This should be a title you pick up.
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This game is well worth the $25 it costs. Once you make a profile it is so fun to get money to buy your first truck. You can also get many mods for this game. One very fun mod is the multiplayer mod, with it you can play with your friends and meet people online! I give this a 9/10.
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With improved graphics and realism, this game also improves the relaxing experience you get. Travel through Europe and enjoy the amazing landscapes. In this game you'll have to take decisions and they will affect your results: your earnings and your career.A very immersive and interesting experience.
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Welcome to BEST WESTERN PLUS White House! This White House hotel is the ideal destination, featuring a fitness center and Jacuzzi hot tub so each guest is pampered. Each room has a microwave and refrigerator for extended stays and guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. A full hot breakfast awaits each morning with a choice of breads, sizzling eg...
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Excellent 9.6
Warm cookies at check in. Very beautiful entryway. Nice hot tub.
Pool and hot tub were extremely chlorinated. Eyes burned just being in the pool area. Breakfast was nice but frequently had to ask for food as it was gone or unorganized.
|Good - 607 reviews
This Goodlettsville, Tennessee hotel offers convenient access to a variety of key local attractions as well as attractions in nearby Nashville. Welcome to the BEST WESTERN Fairwinds Inn where guests will find extraordinary customer service and accommodations at an affordable rate. Situated in north-central Tennessee, just ten miles from Nashville, this Goo...
Overall Rating - Good - 607 reviews
Spent three nights.. Room was clean (7 out of 10) Desk clerks friendly. Breakfast was lacking. 14 mins from downtown.
Excellent 10.0
We enjoyed everything about the hotel -our only complaint if we had one would be -we have been to other hotels with a better breakfast variety. What we ate was very good but there was not much to choose from. I would NOT say it was a poor breakfast -it would just be nice to have more choices.
|Good - 112 reviews
This Hendersonville, TN Hotel's the Smart Choice Situated off I-65 and Highway 386 on East Main St, our Holiday Inn Express® Nashville - Hendersonville hotel is located near popular companies and attractions in the area. Whether you are visiting for business or pleasure, we're just minutes from the Grand Ole Opry and the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention...
Overall Rating - Good - 112 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Great food and customer service. Recommend to other's
Excellent 10.0
The area was very nice. No reviews seem to mention that Conway Twitty's house is in walking distance from this hotel.
|Good - 16 reviews
a fun-loving spirit near Music City, USA.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Springfield Find a spirited small town with a sporting nature in Springfield, within easy reach of the thrills of Nashville, "Music City, USA." The Hampton Inn® hotel in Springfield is located near most local attractions and only about a half-hour from the country music mecca of Nashville...
Overall Rating - Good - 16 reviews
The location was convenient. The hotel/room was clean.
We booked a room with two double beds through Priceline. We had the confirmation of that. The room was not ready at 3:00 for check in. The room we ended up with was one with one queen bed. We were told there were no other rooms.The hotel itself was nice. They didn't have the room ready at check in time. Beware if you don't book directly through them. We booked a room with 2 double beds thru Priceline. We ended up with a small room with one queen bed. We were told they had no other rooms. We were also told the info they received from Priceline was for a room with one queen bed. Our confirmation info about the room was ignored since it was thru Priceline. The front desk clerk told us that normally if there is this kind of mix up they let you stay for free. Since we booked thru a third party -Priceline- that didn't apply. She told us we should've booked directly through them. She said this kin...
|Mediocre - 1 reviews
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Mediocre 3.6
Big rooms
Uncomfortable beds, paper thin walls, bad location
|Excellent - 117 reviews
Just a twenty-minute drive from Nashville, the hotel is perfectly situated for our guests to take advantage of all the entertainment options in Nashville and also the business oppurtunities in Gallatin while also being within walking distance to several restaurants, a great historical district, and area lakes. Features include a 37-inch flat-screen televisio...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 117 reviews
Excellent 9.0
It was close to my company location.
This is the second time I have had to stay in a smoking type room. I didn't care for the smell of the room like sleeping in an ash tray.It is a good place to stay but I don't care for a smokey smelling room.
Mediocre 4.0
close location to our wedding event
the steps leading to upstairs room were dirty, full of scattered rocks, and treacherous and dangerous to navigate.we all three came home with bites on our skin which were from the unclean room
|Good - 71 reviews
When you stay at GuestHouse Inn Gallatin in Gallatin, you'll be close to Triple Creek Park. This motel is within the region of Bledsoe Creek State Park and Country Hills Golf Course. Make yourself at home in one of the 75 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satelli...
Overall Rating - Good - 71 reviews
Mediocre 3.0
When the toilet was flushed, water ran on the floor from the toilet. The anti-skid piece in the bathtub was peeling off the tub and had turned yllow where it was peeling. Could not get one lamp to turn on. Searched for check out time, never could find.The motel is in a bad section of Gallatin and a single star rating would be a generous rating.
Mediocre 4.0
My family lives quite far out and this is the closest hotel to them.
The room was very small for two people. Bathroom was tiny and the water ran all the time. For the money we spent we will stay in Franklin Kentucky next time. About the same price and the distance is almost the same. Last room we had was much bigger.The room was fairly clean but very small with two double beds. The was a desk and chair. You either sat there or on the bed. The bathroom was so small you could step from the commode to the bathtub. The water was very hard to adjust. I had one freezing cold shower, one scalding shower and one that was just right. Same issues for my traveling companion. Even if we just shut it off and turned it right back on it changed temperatures. Will not stay here again.
|OK - 182 reviews
66 Rooms Free Hi Speed Wireless/Wired Internet Access in all rooms Workzone rooms available/Business Center at hotel Free local calls Jacuzzi rooms available Guest Laundry Services 13 miles from Nashville Downtown Free Deluxe Continental Breakfast Iron/Board in all rooms Micro fridges some rooms Free Parking Dataport Telephones In room coffee makers Over 50...
Overall Rating - OK - 182 reviews
they except dogs and the pool
rooms are very out dated and need a lot of TLCthey need people who know how to clean I found a shirt that was left from last guest on floor next to bed . The manager at the front desk was awesome and seem to care about her guest. I had to move rooms 3 times TV didn't work in first room, AC didn't work in second room and a self was laying on the counter broke. The 3rd room was ok the base board was missing and the carpet was very dirty the shower had soap from last guess in it, I'm sure there was more but I guess the old saying is true you get what you pay for !!
Having been checked in and running my credit card without my having to be there with proper photo id causing a major problem with my bank.Would like to recommend a young woman named Brittany who worked around 7pm and was very helpful fixing the check in problem and allowing us to change the credit card.
|Good - 143 reviews
With a stay at Relax Inn in Hendersonville, you'll be on the Strip and close to Historic Rock Castle. This motel is within the vicinity of Trinity Music City and Rivergate Mall. Make yourself at home in one of the 27 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming...
Overall Rating - Good - 143 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Clean and nice staff.
Area far from Nashville.Good stay. Would co again.
Excellent 10.0
We loved that it was so accessible to and from Nashville. It is also located on a pretty populated strip in Hendersonville- making finding dinner easy. The room was also great for the price! Great deal!
The only thing that I did not like (and this is being picky), is the quantity of shampoo/soap that was given in the bathroom. We had not packed shampoo for the weekend and were banking on the free-sample/a bigger bottle, but that is our own fault.Great little hotel room for the price! Great place to stay if you're only going to Nashville for a night-weekend! Beds were comfy, room was clean. It was also conveniently located next to a Starbucks.
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Located in Goodlettsville, Americas Best Value Inn - North Nashville/Goodlettsville is convenient to Rivergate Mall and Manskers Station. This hotel is within the vicinity of Amqui Station and Visitors Center and Texas Troubadour Theatre. Make yourself at home in one of the guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Bathrooms with bathtubs are provid...
Overall Rating - OK - 2 reviews
Good 6.3
Great value - king size bed with fridge and microwave and a continental breakfast. Fast Wi-Fi in the rooms.
Cleanliness - there was a piece of breakfast cereal on the floor in my room when I arrived. The seat of the chair had little to no support. The bathtub water would only turn on hot or cold - nothing in between like warm. I had to mess with it to give warm water. During this time I discovered the drain was very slow and I had several "floaties" in the water before I ever got it the shower. I asked them to fix the tub the next day which they didn't and I had another shower with over 2 inches of water in the tub on the 2nd morning. They had bread on the first morning and ran out the next. When I asked about bread for toast I was told they were out. I asked what kind of provision they were making for bread for the next morning and was told they were leaving a note. They didn't have bread the next day either. The door to the room sticks and I had to thump it with my hip to open it from the outside and jerk it from the inside to get out.
|OK - 36 reviews
Located in Goodlettsville, M-Star Hotel Goodlettsville is in the suburbs and convenient to Manskers Station and Rivergate Mall. This hotel is within the region of Grand Ole Opry and Grand Ole Opry. Make yourself at home in one of the 46 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available...
Overall Rating - OK - 36 reviews
Poor 1.0
The rooms were dirty, no toilet paper, light bulbs out, remote not working. Hotel staff were unfriendly and did not hide their irritation when we asked for the basic minimum amenities - toilet paper, light bulbs, and a working TV remote.AWFUL! Rude workers, no amenities, dirty rooms, evidence of bugs. Cannot think of anything positive to say about the experience aside from only having to stay one night. Would not recommend this hotel to anyone.
Poor 1.0
Didn't like it at all because I didn't stay there
The person working the desk was very difficult to understand.
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Travelers bound for Nashville down I-65 may want to consider staying at the Country Inn & Suites in Goodlettsville. The hotel's relaxing atmosphere begins in the lobby, which has a welcoming fireplace and is ideal for leisurely reading a book from the Read It and Return Lending LibrarySM. After a long day on the interstate, swimming in the heated, indoor poo...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 542 reviews
Mediocre 3.0
The staff was ok.
I didn't like the neighborhood. I didn't like the fact that the view from my window was a worn down backyard. We were also dissatisfied with the fact that the water pressure was so low that we couldn't flush the toilet or really wash our hands.The toilet started backing up. The remaining members in my party had to wait until we left the hotel in order to go to the bathroom.
Excellent 10.0
Lobby was homelike. Hot breakfast and suite had sofa and chair with TV.
Inadequate parking spacesFriendly welcoming staff.
|Good - 99 reviews
musical thrills and small-town hospitality.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Nashville/Goodlettsville Enjoy all the thrills of Music City, USA, but from the serenity and easygoing atmosphere of a small town when you stay in Goodlettsville. The Hampton Inn® hotel in Nashville/Goodlettsville is located just twelve miles north of Nashville within easy reach of most...
Overall Rating - Good - 99 reviews
Excellent 9.0
clean, it was very clean and made to feel comfortable
staff were really impersonable, I mean it was nice that check in and check out were quick, but also felt like they didn't really have any information or were there to assistThe hotel was clean, breakfast was not bad and it suited our needs it just seemed to lack in having that personal touch for example the front desk clerk really didn't say much and basically just gave us the key to the room and told us we would receive everything by email. Yes it was fast check in and check out this way, but expected more of a personal touch.
Mediocre 3.0
Yes, they charged me for a room I already paid for. It was a nightmare trying to get a refund.I wouldn't stay here again.
|OK - 29 reviews
At SELECT Inns you will always find a great room at a fair price. Located right off Interstate 40 in the East Nashville suburb of Hermitage Tennessee Select Inn is just 10 miles from all the exciting attractions of Downtown Nashville including Grand Ole Opry Ryman Auditorium Music Row Country Music Hall of Fame Tennessee State Museum and Bridgestone Arena...
Overall Rating - OK - 29 reviews
Staff was nice.
Unfortunately, when I was checking in, the manager was repairing his computer and after an eight hour drive, I was not happy to wait over 20 minutes to check in.The 'nonsmoking' room had a smell of spray trying to cover up smoke.
Poor 2.0
Not clean. Killed two bugs in room. Pillows were very small
|Excellent - 106 reviews
The Holiday Inn Express White House, recent renovations of guest rooms, lobby and breakfast room has brought the hotel to a state-of-the-art appearance. A 100% smoke free facility, Holiday Inn White House is conveniently located just off I-65, approximately 20 miles north of Nashville, the country music capital of the world. You and your family will enjoy th...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 106 reviews
Excellent 9.0
The front desk attendant was very busy when we checked in but very attentive when we checked in. She moved us to another room when the one we were in initially smelled like smoke.
As stated above, our initial room smelled smoky, so maybe they need to be double checked after cleaning,
Excellent 10.0
Excellent hotel very clean great breakfast the next morning. We stopped here on our way to FL and will stay again when we are this way.


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USC linebacker Chris Galippo proved to be back in form during spring drills.
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Kalimpong native's #talesontweet
Back in 2011 Kalimpong native Manoj Pandey had a brilliant idea… A twitter handle, @TalesOnTweet, that tells tales … in 140 characters.
The challenges of succinctness, and of brevity versus narratives soon found many a follower & contributor, including giants like Salman Rushdie: [She died. He followed her into the underworld. She refused to return, preferring Hades. It was a long way to go to be dumped.], and actor Kabir Bedi [On the bank of the Ganges, he'd prepared a thousand funeral pyres, not knowing the sorrow of death. Till his son died.]
TalesOnTweet now has a contract for an illustrated e-book and a paperback version. These will contain tweets hand-picked from the hundreds that have been contributed by writers around the world.