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Sightseeing Boat Tours, Stockholm
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We found Stockholm to be a very beautiful city (though I am told it is most beautiful in summer when we were there...not so pretty in the middle of winter).
One thing that I found a pleasant surprise was all the water! The city is scattered across a series of islands, and one of the most popular sightseeing methods is by water.
You can do relaxing boat tours around the city. We were tempted to do once such tour that takes place on a Viking longship, there are even burly Viking warriors on board for your entertainment....it sounded like fun, but unfortunately we ran out of time.
As Stockholm is built on a couple of islands it makes perfect sense to see the city by boat. I took the Royal Canal Tour which takes you around Djurgarden Island and takes appr. 50 minutes. The commentary is recorded and available in 10 languages.
The tour is maybe a bit expensive with 130 SEK, but it's included in the Stockholm-Card (see my General Tip).
Boat tours are available from late April until mid of December.
Stockholm Sightseeing runs a number of different boat tours on the water around Stockholm.
My recommendation is the 1 hour long "Royal Canal Tour". But please avoid the trip "Under the Bridges of Stockholm", I was quite bored after that two hour trip.
Either you are tired after the long walks on Stockholm streets, or you are short in time and can't search every city nook and cranny, take the boat trip. I took the Under the Bridges of Stockholm one and liked it very much having possibility to take a look at most of the big city areas. It's easier to find your feet in Stockholm after you saw it's main parts location from the water. Besides, floating on the ship board accompanied with the guide telling you historical facts about all the places
'The Classic Way to See Stockholm' - Stockholm Sightseeing
During my stay in Stockholm I saw a lot of the city from its canals and waters. I took in the following tours:
Historical Canal Tour
I got this tour free with my Stockholm Card of 150 SEK (May 2011). The tour takes approximately an hour and goes back 1000 yesrs of Stockholm's history including its historic famous buildings. The tour passes the Old Town (Gamla stan) and also around Kungsholmen and Langholmen Islands.
Royal Canal Tour
I decided to go on this tour for getting a different perspective of the city. The Tour takes you round the Djurgarden Island and passes Fjaderholmarna, Prince Eugen's Waldermarsudde, the Vasa Museum, Sodermalm and Slussen. It costs 150 SEK (May 2011) to take this tour.
Under The Bridges of Stockholm
Since I still had energy to explore Stockholm by water I decided to join this tour! The tour travels under 15 bridges and passes throught two locks that connect the Baltic Sea with Lake Malaren. The tour takes in a lot of old and new parts of the city and I remember how I appreciated Stockholm from the water. The tour cost 200 SEK (May 2011).
You can find out more information on the Stockholm Sightseeing's website.
One of the things to do is to take a boat cruise to view Stockholm and its surroundings from the sea. Stockholm is actually made up of a cluster of islands connected by bridges and underground ways hence boat ways are the way to actually explore the area.
Decided to take a boat cruise - and ended up on an "original" wood Viking boat. For KR150 for 2 hrs - thats a bargain!
There is a guided 1 1/2 hr boat cruise at 530pm daily during summer.
Stockholm is a beautiful city, and what better way to see a city made up of islands than by boat? Strömma offers several tours varying in length and route. My husband and I chose the Under the Bridges of Stockholm tour. It was just under two hours long and took us by several points of interest, including Gamla Stan, Södermalm, Lilla and Stora Essingen, past the spot where the Vasa sank, Gröna Lund (the amusement park), and several significant buildings. The boat is covered and seats at least 50 people. There is a little café on board as well as a bathroom. The commentary is not done by a live person, however, but through headphones on the back of the seat in front of you. The commentary came in at least 10 languages, which is great.
The Under the Brides of Stockholm tour was 190SEK per person, departing from Strömkajen and Nybroplan, and runs from April to September. Check their website for more info on the different cruises.
This boat tour was the first thing we did in the afternoon of our arrival day. Our local friend and organizer suggested it in order to give us an idea and impression of the city and its townscape. A purpose which it successfully fulfilled. The cruise runs for almost two hours and takes you through lakes and bays around several islands, through two locks and under no idea how many bridges. You get an idea of the city's layout, the correlation of topography and urbanistics, of landscape and architecture, and the individual characters of the different quarters and islands.
The comment is available in a dozen or so languages over headphones at each seat. The seats are comfy and there was more than one passenger who dozed off…
I decided to restrain myself from the comment and rather be on the move to take photos. I spent most time outside in the back, but it was cold and windy so every now and then I had to return indoors to warm up. The hot coffee and a very tasty chocolate muffin from the cafeteria counter (SEK 40 for both) helped!
I have read some bad reviews about this tour on the web and I have to admit that some points of criticism are justified: The layout of the boat will not allow those who have the middle seats to see much of the views because of the low, closed roof and the distance to the windows. Even from a window seat you see only one side. The major part of the boat is indeed indoors, only a small part in the back is outdoors and this has a (canvas) roof, too. However, we were lucky as the boat had no more than maybe 25-30 people on board, 10 of which belonged to our party. That meant an abundant choice of window seats and room to move around to one's liking. Had the weather been sunny this might have been different.
So what I'd recommend doing is this: Board the boat at the first point of departure at Kungsträdgården, not at the second one in Nybrohamnen to be among the first boarding. Be there in time. Weather permitting, sit outside in the back. If the weather is not cooperating, try to grab a window seat.
More information: http://www.stromma.se/de/Stockholm/Sightseeing/Sightseeing-by-boat/Under-the-Bridges-of-Stockholm/
More bridge photos: http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/tt/ca4bb/
There are different cruise itineraries, some head for the Stockholm archipelago (skarsgarden), others head for a canal tour that allows you to experience the sights of Stockholm from a different perspective. The cruises are a convenient way to sample different impressions of the capital, and surely worth your time and money. Be aware that outside the main season you may have limited cruise options, as some routes are operated only in high season.
There are many boat tours that leave from the harbour in Stockholm- check out all the different options and choose one that fits your needs. They are fun, you get a great view and they are in English as well as Swedish.
is called "THE ROYAL CANAL TOUR" and will take ONE HOUR.
This tour on Stockholm's Waterways starts with a trip along the shady canal of Djurgården.
As the canal opens out into the sea, you return towards the City and pass FJäDERHOLNARNAR, Prince Eugen's WALDEMARSUDDE, the VASA MUSEUM and Södermalm and Slussen.
Again this tour takes one hour...
If you purchase the Stockholm Card, a free boat tour is included in the price. The tour isn't spectacular, but it's nice to relax and see the city from the waterside. It does give you the opportunity to see some things you may not otherwise visit. If you're more interested in history and such, a bus tour may be more suitable.
We went to this sight seeing boat trip called Under the bridges. It is exorbitantly priced.
It is just not worth it...
Instead one can take a round trip by Silja Line or Viking Line to Mariehamm & return. This works out very cheap than the sightseeing boat trip & really worth a visit.
The first tour is called: "UNDER THE BRIDGES OF STOCKHOLM".
If you want to see the whole of STOCKHOLM from the water, you should choose this TWO HOUR conducted trip which passes under 15 bridges and goes through TWO LOCKS.
You will be travelling on both, THE SEA and on LAKE MäLAREN and you will see all the well-known buildings of the city....
There are 6 sightseeing boat tours with "normal" motorized tour boats, which of course is quite different from tours with the REAL OLD STEAMERS!
I SHALL TELL YOU ABOUT THE 6 TOURS IN 6 SMALL CHAPTERS....and then the choice is yours!!!
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Kaanapali Beach Club
I can think of nothing negative about this condo. The beds were very comfortable, as was the sofa in the living area. Kitchen was well equiped. The bathroom was huge with a sink and counter on each end. Very, very nice. The staff were all friendly
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When leaving the airport in a car, make sure you turn left and not right. We ended up making a 45 minute trip into a 3 hour trip. We ended up on dirt road with a cliff on the left and rock wall on the right with about 8 ft width and tight curves. Very scary.
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Great Trip
The hotel was good not great, I liked going out more then staying at my hotel. My friends had better places so i went there during the day. the honai kai was awesome.
buy food at costco and cook in your room.
Nice family vacation spot
The hotel was very nice, a great lobby and pool area, close to the beach and walking distance from groceries and restaurants. The room was nice, and the staff was very friendly and helpful. The open areas between the buildings on the need some
work, it is very 'hospital' looking on the room floors, all tile, no plants, etc. They had a variety of activities to entertain the kids when we weren't on the beach. My only major complaint is that in spite of paying a $25 daily 'resort' fee, we still had to pay for the kids activities, like bowling, or to play miniature golf on a course that has definitely seen better days.
Maui Pizza was awful. Even the kids wouldn't eat it.
huge bathroom!
there are 2 flat screen tv in the living room and bedroom! huge bath tub with separate room for shower! free laundry machines on every other floor!
Great place for the money
Location and property was very nice. Its a large facility and only limited full ocean views. We got a partial ocean view, but it was nice overlooking the pool area .
Walk right onto the beach and snorkel off the shore. Liked the Daily happy hour
with service at the pool.
Only disappointment was the WiFi was only in the lobby area.
Greatest Getaway Vacation
All the hotel employees were very friendly and helpful.
We ate at both restaurant and snack bar and the food was very good. Pizza was awesome!!
Went to the beach and swimming pool. The location of the hotel was close to shopping and many
restaurants. The amenities this hotel had to offer were soo much better than any of the other hotels i've stayed. Couldn't ask for more.
Lahaina Cannery Mall was the best shopping for souvenirs, not as crowded as Front street.
Big rooms, good staff, but not everything was as expected
We stayed at the hotel for 6 nights in November 2012.
1. The suit was very big and we were able to convert the living room into kids bedroom. The bedrooms and bathroom were clean and room service was as required. the staff replaced
the sofa with two roll aways.
2. Overall a great value as compared to other locations. The hotel was away from black rock, but black rock is overrated and not really for kids (because it is too deep). mala ramp or baby beaches are great beaches.
3. The staff was quite friendly and tried to accomodate our requirements.
1. Ocean view is only partial ocean view and we were not happy about it. They have a deluxe ocean view which is really ocean view.
2. The concierge was too pushy to sell us tickets to different events and none were really that great. One tip, they are desperate and can offer discounts of up to 80% if you negotiate. Ask for what you want and not what they are offering (which is usually not the best).
3. Kitchen is also partial, meaning that you can fix a simple breakfast and nothing more.
btw, ask the locals (at grocery stores where they eat and which beaches they visit. You will get great tips)
At Farmer's market, very hearty vegetarian dishes are 50% off after 6 pm. Perfect dinner.
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the room was very nice but the happy hour food was atrocious. it was great having full access to parking garage. the beach is missing but they promise it will return. did not like that they snagged the weary traveller upon checkin to go to the
diamond timeshare orientation and to take advantage of the free gift upon arrival. Pool was nice and big with lots of open chairs - there was never a mad dash for chairs early in the morning.
Paradiso Pizza across the street in the strip mall was fantastic!!!
Good value.
The bad: In the room the shower had mildew and the couch looked dirty. The beach next to the hotel was only narrow strip of sand. At high tide you almost can't walk on the beach without the waives washing over your feet.
The good: the price was
great $1800 for 7 days
Including air fair for two from Seattle. The room was large with a partial view had A little kitchen with dishes, a microwave and hot plate (no stove or oven).
If you don't want to be stuck in a fairly small area you need to rent a car. It's a 45 minute plus drive the the main airport.
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Overall, it was a great experience. The hotel was very nice, the staff very attentive, and the room was nice with the exception of the shower. The shower was open (no step-in, even with the rest of the floor) and the shower curtain rod was
straight, so you felt claustrophobic. This would easily be solved with a outward-curved rod to give more room in the shower. The balcony was extremely narrow, which gives someone with fear of heights the willies on the 6th floor. There were a couple of extreme disappointments that bear mentioning. The first is that we were awakened at midnight two nights before we left with the super-loud blaring of an alarm and a woman's voice on loudspeaker warning that there may be a fire in the building. It turned out to be a smoke detector in one of the rooms, and there were absolutely no apologies or concessions made for getting the entire building out on the balconies in their pajamas at midnight. The other is the Diamond Resorts fractional share presentation. We were given the impression when we arrived that the concierge could get us great deals on activities through the hotel. What we found out was that we had to sit through a presentation to buy vacation plans. I have sat through one of these before, so I thought it would be worth the savings to sit for the stated 90 minutes. It was over two hours, the salesman creeped my wife out with his constant shark grin. The "closer", a retired jockey, swooped in and lent his own personal air of used car salesmanship to try to pressure us into buying. We were subjected to high pressure, humiliation, double-talk, and the longest value statement I have ever encountered in a sales presentation. The little guy even walked away from me while I was in mid-sentence after realizing I was not going to be bullied into a sale right at that moment. We would definitely go back to that resort, as it seemed to be the best on that beach, but I give a word of caution I will adhere to myself in the future: pay for the activities and avoid the boiler room. It sullied our experience, sadly, and is not worth the time.
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Joggers Find Death
"It's the joggers I don't trust, they're always the ones to find the bodies!"The health-conscious analog of Disposable Vagrant. Joggers have a tendency of being the target of Serial Killers, muggers, and monsters in the woods. Similarly, they are also the most likely to discover the victims of all of the above. Why joggers? Because it can be a solitary activity and this can be played for scares by making audiences relate to the solitude and helplessness when danger strikes. Recent technology (starting from the Walkman days) has graciously provided joggers with means of distracting their ears as well, making them easier targets. Similarly, joggers are drawn to nature and secluded locations, both of which make for good places to snatch victims or dump bodies, and are often out first thing in the morning when everyone else is sleeping in. All in all, joggers in fiction are akin to Red Riding Hood; colorful targets moving obliviously through dangerous places where nasty predators do their work. A less common variation relates to the other usual outdoors activity for common people: walking the dog. Expect the Evil-Detecting Dog to growl at the approaching danger, get killed defending their master, or run away in fear. It's less common because it doesn't give as good an opportunity for loving camera work on fit moving bodies, and people walking dogs would tend to be older and moving more slowly. As a Death Trope, there are unmarked Spoilers ahead.
- Happens in Detective Conan, sometimes. Usually, when the murder takes place somewhere open, and if it's not the protagonist(s) who discover the body first.
- Kate Bishop from the Young Avengers was raped while jogging, leading to her becoming a Badass Normal.
- Ultimate Spider-Man: One issue has a woman out jogging in New York, at night, when she hears someone moving in a bush in Central Park. It's Eddie Brock, who proceeds to eat her.
- In this Glee/NCIS Cross Over, Glee's Dave Karofsky is accused of murdering his friend and fellow Navy SEAL, Kimberly. She's attacked and brutally murdered during a morning run that he usually goes with her on, and since it's not allergy season, Team Gibbs initially don't believe his claim that he didn't go with her this morning because he had a bad allergic reaction the night before.
- Ace Ventura: Pet Detective finds the first major clue of the killer's current whereabouts in the storage room of the asylum where he stayed: a newspaper clipping about a missing hiker named Lois Einhorn.
- In The Devil's Advocate Eddie Barzoon falls afoul of the main antagonist. When Eddie goes for a jog in the park it provides the perfect opportunity for two of John Milton's homeless mooks to beat the poor schmuck to death.
- This happens at least once in The Savannah Reid Mysteries books.
- The opening of Richard Harris' novel and film Fatherland. In which a Waffen-SS soldier out on a morning training run by a Berlin lake discovers the corpse of a retired high-ranking Nazi who has been murdered. (The hapless squaddie is murdered too, later.)
- In City of Shadows, a support unit kills a jogger to steal their clothes after arriving in New York.
- It happens an episode of Degrassi: The Next Generation. Sean runs over a jogger.
- The pilot episode of Grimm kicks off with a creature eating a jogger.
- This is occasionally how Law & Order gets from Start to Corpse.
- In The Sopranos, Mikey Palmice is killed while jogging.
- In Criminal Minds:
- In the episode titled "The Popular Kids", The first victim is snatched and killed while jogging.
- Additionally, "The Footpath Killer", although he killed hikers.
- Subverted when the guy found dead dressed as a jogger wasn't really one;the killer just dressed and used a process to freeze him in position so he'd look like a dead jogger.
- Played straighter with the jogger who was killed by the woman with porphyria, so she could eat his organs.
- In a fake commercial on Saturday Night Live, a jogger is running in Central Park and runs into a tunnel. Suddenly, his feet are glued to the ground he can lift either of them. As he looks around in horror, he sees another jogger struggling on the ground against the glue and in another spot, a skeleton wearing jogging clothes. As the screen fades to black, the jogger falls over struggling himself. The product: Black Flag Jogger Motel. The tagline: Joggers jog in, but they don't jog out.
- Several Monk episodes and novels have played with this trope: a few times when bodies are found in parks or rural areas, a mention will be made to a hiker or jogger finding the body. In the novel Mr. Monk and the Blue Flu, one serial killer preys on female joggers.
- Wanda Sykes has a bit about how women are always being told how to protect themselves and how the only way to really take the pressure off would be if vaginas were detachable.
"I would like to go for a jog, but it's getting too dark... I know, I'll just leave it at home." Yeah, it could be pitch black, but you're still out there, just jogging, enjoying yourself. Some crazy guy jumps out of the bushes and you're like, "Ah — I left it at home. Sorry, I have absolutely nothing of value on me. I'm pussyless."
- Eddie Low in Grand Theft Auto IV targets joggers. As can the player.
- One of the several victims of Joe Darke in the first Ace Attorney game was a jogger who ran into him while he was burying his hit-and-run victim.
- In Regular Show, a jogger was one of the first things the Ybgir Jinx Monster attacked.
- In a The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror short, Homer runs over and kills Ned Flanders while he (Flanders) is out on a "fog walk". At the end of the segment it's also revealed that he'd already been attacked (and transformed) by a werewolf, making this an example of both variants at once.
- In the Young Justice episode "Secrets", a woman jogging at night is accosted by a bunch of thugs. Fortunately, Artemis and Zatanna are patrolling that night.
- Jogging can be a stressful activity for those who have health issues or who aren't used to it. Heart attacks, asthma, heatstroke, etc can result in a dead jogger fairly quickly if there's no one around to help.
- The investigation that led to the arrest of Ivan Milat, the Backpacker Murderer, was jump started by the discovery of a body by two joggers.
- This was tragically, the fate of Chandra Levy. After all the speculation that she had been murdered thanks to her affair with a married Congressman, it turned out she was attacked while jogging in the park.
- Nearly the fate of Tricia Meili, the Central Park Jogger, who was raped, beaten and left for dead in April of 1989.
- It's often said that the popular idea of a "good" rape victim, i.e. one who can't be accused of being in any way complicit in her own assault, is the nice white lady who's out jogging when a masked, armed stranger jumps out from behind a tree and drags her off into the bushes. Jogging is a wholesome activity mostly done by middle-class or wealthier people, and this scenario doesn't include any of the elements — like the perpetrator being known to the victim, the absence of a weapon, or the involvement of drugs or alcohol — that are so often used as proof that the victim "asked for it."
- The body of Elizabeth Short, the "Black Dahlia," was discovered this way. Local resident Betty Bersinger was walking with her three-year-old daughter when she discovered Short's hideously mangled body in a vacant lot.


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General Motors has finally agreed to sell a 55pc stake in its European Opel subsidiary to Canada's Magna International and Russia's Sberbank – who now face the task of invigorating the loss-making business.
The saga of the sale of Opel seems to be at an end. But why were Magna and Sberbank so interested in acquiring the car manufacturer? Magna's motives are relatively clear: the Canadian company produces auto parts and assembles cars, but it does not have its own brand.
State-owned Sberbank represents the interests of the Russian automobile industry. Its CEO, German Gref, commented on the purchase: "The whole point of our participation in the deal is technology import. If that does not materialise, it will be a waste of time."
The Russian car industry needs these technologies badly. In spite of strong government support Russian car manufacturers have received over the last few years, from a technological perspective the industry still lags far behind leading international players.
The technology gap has, of course, affected performance, especially since foreign manufacturers have been allowed to build production facilities in Russia (a cluster comprising several plants is forming near St Petersburg). As a result, Russian consumers have increasingly preferred cheap but reliable foreign-made cars to domestic models designed (with rare exceptions) in Soviet times.
Recently, Avtovaz, Russia's flagship car maker and leader in the low-end price band, has lost much ground to foreign companies that assemble cars in Russia. Chinese and Korean manufacturers are now producing models that occupy the same market niche. The emerging partnership with shareholder Renault-Nissan, which was to modernise the Avtovaz production facilities, has been cut short by the crisis.
The attempt by Gaz, Russia's second largest car manufacturer, to launch the Volga Siber (based on a Chrysler model), ended in fiasco: the company now faces a very uncertain future. IzhAvto, which assembles South Korean Kia cars, was about to be bought by Avtovaz to launch joint production with Renault, but the crisis also scuppered this deal.
Any of these plants would be happy to host Opel, and Sberbank will soon announce the lucky winner. As the largest bank in Russia, Sberbank is the major provider to the industry: every major car manufacturer depends on Sberbank for financing. Should a manufacturer go bankrupt, it would not only have dire social consequences; it would spell trouble for Sberbank as well.
While victorious, the consortium will, nonetheless, face a host of problems. Magna's automotive partners, including Germany's Volkswagen, question its ability to prevent a conflict of interest between Opel and its other clients. And Opel's plants outside Germany, including the Vauxhall factory in Britain, now fear massive job cuts.
Although these fears are natural, and not altogether groundless, it is too early to worry just yet: the winning consortium has outlined its proposal with a broad brush. For example, there are no plans to shut Vauxhall in Britain; according to the British Business Bureau, most jobs will be preserved. On the whole, the consortium plans to invest 600m euros in Opel, not to speak of the 4.5bn euros in support that will come from the German government.
The main job cuts (according to reports leaked to the press before reorganisation plans were unveiled) will affect plants in Germany. All in all, about 11,000 jobs, almost a quarter of the total number, are to be cut in Europe. Opel's four plants in Germany are to shed 4,500 out of a total 25,000 jobs, writes the Russian business newspaper Vedomosti, citing the German Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
Most of the cuts will be made at the plant in Bochum (its workforce will be reduced by half by 2011). Opel's main enterprise in Russelsheim will lay off between 1,400 and 1,800 workers out of a total 15,000, while the plant in Kaiserslautern will trim 300 workers. The only Opel enterprise to remain untouched is the assembly plant in Eisenach, where production capacity from Saragosa, Spain, is to be moved.
One has to bear in mind, however, that the final job-loss figures will be published after this report is issued. Russia Now will follow developments with caution and scepticism. Indeed, the US company had already promised Opel to the same bidder in the summer, but the transaction failed to close and the competition continued.
Nothing prevents GM from withdrawing from the deal again, especially given that Magna's principal lobbyist, German chancellor Angela Merkel, will lose much of her zeal in November when the parliamentary election is over.


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Break up for the summer.... That's the deal Indigo Summer makes with her boyfriend, Marcus Carter. That way, they can both enjoy their vacations, no guilt, no questions asked. Not that Indigo isn't worried when Marcus heads to Texas to spend time with his estranged mother--kissing Marcus goodbye is hard enough, and who knows who'll be kissing him in Houston? But Indigo barely has time to think about her temporarily ex-boyfriend by the time she gets to Chicago. She's hanging out with her cool cousin, who lives alone at seventeen and has her own life--a life Indigo thought she wanted, until things get way out of hand. She needs Marcus, but he has his own thing going on ... and his mother wants him to stay with her permanently. Maybe it's time for a new pact.


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Home > Shopping - Japanese Tea~
IPPODO TEA Co.
On Teramachi-dori, north of Nijo; Tel: 075-211-3421; Open: 9:00-18:00; Closed Jan. 1-3; A variety of Japanese teas, Matcha (from 432 yen/20g), Gyokuro (from 1,512 yen/100g), Sencha (from 702 yen/100g), Hojicha, Genmaicha, and Uji-shimizu (powder for making iced green tea, unique Ippodo blend); English spoken; Learn and experience the traditional tea-serving process at Japanese-style tearoom ''Kaboku'' (Open daily: 11:00-18:00; L.O. 17:30); English instructional leaflet is available; Enjoy the perfect combination of Matcha with a traditional sweet (from 540 yen); Tokyo Store with tea room Kaboku: A 3-min. walk from JR Yurakucho Stn. (11:00-19:00); AMEX, VISA, DC, MC, DINERS.
On the south west corner of Shijo and Tominokoji; Tel: 075-221-2920; Open: 10:00-19:00 (vary depending on each floor); A traditional Japanese tea shop established in 1790; Kyo-mono (products of Kyoto) by combining traditional techniques of Kyoto; French restaurant featuring tea on 3F; Tea ceremony experience in a tea room on 4F; Fukujuen Ujicha Kobo (about 30-min. by train from Kyoto): Lessons for making tea and tea cups, Tea ceremony available; Enjoy green tea sweets and dishes at café and shopping for Uji tea products and tea utensils; Major credit cards accepted.
West side of Teramachi , north of Shijo; Tel: 221-1215; Fax: 213-2502; Open: 10:00-20:50, closed the 2nd, 12th, and 22nd of the month; established in 1803, this conveniently located, classic style Japanese tea shop only sells Uji teas (considered to be the finest growing area for Japanese tea in all of Japan), as well as all kinds of tea utensils for tea ceremony and daily use, etc.; their website, has an excellent English section; overseas shipping available; friendly owner welcomes foreign customers and will give instruction on how to enjoy best taste of their first-quality tea; major credit cards accepted.
Producing high quality teas for over 300 years, Marukyu Koyamaen has repeatedly won first prize at the Japanese National Tea Competition.
Nishinotoin Tea House
Shop: 9:30-18:00
Tea house: 10:30-1700 (L.O.)
Closed: Wed.
Tel: 075-223-0909
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*Introductory Matcha-preparation class
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Participate as a guest at a beautiful tea house.
Matcha Factory Tour in Uji: Reservation required 4 days in advance.
Head Offices in Uji Tel: 0774-20-0909
Located in the Fushimi Otesuji Shopping Arcade
Matsudatoukouen's owner carefully chooses tea leaves and using a skilled tecnique, grounds them into a fine powder that melts in your mouth. Along with Uji matcha named by tea ceremony masters, we have a wide selection of gyokuro, sencha and hojicha teas waiting for you.
Our specialty matcha green tea for 1,500yen/30g; Many other tea leaves available.
* +8% tax
A 15-min. ride by bicycle from Fushimi Inari Shrine.
Open: 9:30-19:00 (Closed: Tues.); Tel: 075-601-1017
Access: Keihan Ry "Fushimi Momoyama"; Near Fushimi Inari Shrine, Goko-gu Shrine, etc.
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Kyoto Chaka Dougukan
On the east side of Karasuma, north of Takoyakushi. 2F of Karasuma Center Building. A 3-min. walk from Subway Karasuma Line Shijo Stn.. Tel: 075-251-7070; Open: 10:00-18:00 (Open daily except Summer & New Year Holiday); This is the biggest shop in Kyoto specializing in a wide range of tea ceremony and flower arrangement utensils (*No antiques). If you are interested in tea ceremony or flower arrangement which has a history of 400 years, please stop by our spacious shop to touch and feel our beautiful utensils and enjoy your time here. Customers are sure to find something they'll love; Tax free; Credit cards available; English website: http://www.kyoto-zuiun.com/english_map.html
Tea Utensils & Crafts
Specialized in Tea Ceremony Utensils
Offers many valuable utensils under the market value
We have hundreds of master pieces including both utensils for tea ceremony and practices, art works made by national living treasure, crafts, tea kettles, iron kettles, hanging scrolls and many more.
Kyogado Kyoto shop
A 10-min. walk to west from Subway Karasuma Line Kuramaguchi Stn.
Open daily: 9:00-18:00; Tel: 075-417-0011; FAX: 075-417-0018
Free dial: 0120-417-768
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Pick some up and enjoy during your stay or take some home as souvenirs.
All kinds of liquor await you here, including sake, whisky, wine, beer, shochu, and much more.
Open: 14:00–4:00; Closed: Sun., nat'l holidays
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Marble Danish is inspired by original Kyoto homemade bread. We are sure you will be delighted by the unexpected with Matcha, sweet chestnut and bean paste. It would be a great souvenir or a special gift in its stylish box. The shop is located in the middle of the Hanamikoji street in the Gion district. Come and make your choices from more than ten flavors!! Especially their matcha and seasonal flavors are popular for souvenirs.
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I am not sure why but Elinor Elizabeth Evans popped into my mind. (maybe because I like the poetry of e.e. Cummings.) Ellie Evans as a nn is cute.
Since you like Elizabeth and it is a timeless classic, I would consider those names.
Mary Elizabeth Evans is pretty.
Catherine Elizabeth could by the nn Catie Beth.
Anna Elizabeth - the nn Annie Evans works.
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Konta won 6-3, 3-6, 7-5
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Sampras feels the two shouldn't be compared as to who's better and should instead be enjoyed while they are still playing following their semi-final clash on Friday
She edged nervous first set on tie-break before easing to 7-6 (7/3) 6-0 victory
Before there was Federer, Borg or Laver, even before there was Lacoste, there was Anthony Wilding.
She edged nervous first set on tie-break before easing to 7-6 (7/3) 6-0 victory
Na will take on Dominika Cibulkova in the Australian Open final after a number of top seeds fell by the wayside
Semi-final thrashing came after Na saw off 19-year-old sensation Eugenie Bouchard with the pair set to collide on Saturday
The Swede has worked with Roger Federer for just a fortnight but has already helped him get back close to his best – and, the former world No 1 tells paul newman in Melbourne, that involves more than volleying
Williams admitted that she has thought about ending her absence from the March tournament having purposely avoided it after alleged heckling and racial abuse
British number one proud despite being knocked out in quarter-final
The conqueror of Maria Sharapova advances
The defending champion was beaten by Agnieszka Radwanska
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Andy Murray could also rank the achievement among his greatest triumphs due to the difficult draw
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Rusedski believes Federer is playing his best tennis since his last Grand Slam victory at Wimbledon two years ago
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Down on the farmKnow Your Farmer, Know Your Foodkyf.blogs.usda.gov
More and more people are trying to grow their own food, in backyards and on rooftops or terraces. And many people who can't or don't want to go that far are shopping farmers' markets for local produce and meat.
The Agriculture Department's "Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food" blog reports that the department's Natural Resources Conservation Service is helping people who want to revitalize old farms that have fallen into disuse. The entry focuses on Dina Brewster, a Connecticut resident who restored the farm that her grandparents had established in the 1930s.
With the help of NRCS programs, "Brewster has adopted conservation practices such as crop rotation, cover crops, integrated pest management and a seasonal high tunnel that extends the growing season of her produce well into the winter months," writes blogger Kip Kolesinskas.
It's the mob, see?The Justice Blogblogs.usdoj.gov/blog
The Obama administration's new strategy to fight organized crime includes a hefty IT component, but you wouldn't know it from Attorney General Eric Holder's announcement, published as an entry on the Justice Department's blog.
Holder's statement is long on generalities, short on specifics. He notes that "the problem of transnational organized crime networks isn't new," but thanks to a recent study, "our understanding of what exactly we're up against has never been clearer or more complete."
That understanding is that "criminal organizations are increasingly sophisticated. They know no borders," he writes. "They threaten the stability of our financial system, and the promise of a competitive marketplace. And their operations are putting far too many American businesses, government institutions, consumers and citizens at risk."
One has to turn to the actual strategy, via a link on Holder's post, to find out that it involves global intelligence and information sharing, and the specific threats targeted include intellectual property theft, which can come "through intrusions into corporate and proprietary computer networks" and can include theft of "movies, music and video games [and]...proprietary designs of high-tech devices and manufacturing processes."
No more X-ray vision for TSAThe TSA Blogblog.tsa.gov
The Transportation Security Administration has some good news for travelers worried about TSA agents ogling — or laughing at — their naked bodies as they appear on the controversial full-body scanners the agency has been using.
Blogger Bob reports that TSA is about to start installing technology that changes the image on the scanner screen from the traveler's body to a vague human outline with the location of suspicious objects highlighted, or a green screen with a big "OK" on it if no unusual readings are detected.
With the new software, the agent will see a generic outline much like the humanoid icons on restroom doors. If the system detects anything suspicious, the agent will see a yellow box superimposed on the relevant part of the body image.
It's only a partial fix, though. TSA uses two kinds of scanners: millimeter wave and backscatter. The new technology is only for the millimeter wave machines. Testing for similar software that will work on the backscatter units is set to start in the fall, Bob reports.
End of an (Ice) AgeNASA bloghttp://blogs.nasa.gov/
While the world was watching the space shuttle era draw to a close in July, NASA scientists were documenting the end of another, lesser-known scientific mission: ICESCAPE, which stands for Impacts of Climate on Ecosystems and Chemistry of the Arctic Pacific Environment.
For two years, scientists have traveled to the Arctic Ocean to take water samples that will help them study how changes in the Arctic could be altering the ocean's ability to absorb carbon from the atmosphere.
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It was the first time I went to Djerba and Tunisia. The hotel is okay for a stay of one week... But I wouldn't stay here any longer. The food is really not the best. I really had some bad problems with my stomach. So I stayed with noodles, pizza and frites for a whole week. But the waiters were...
Quite nice hotel with good choise of food. Sandy beach with acceptable water quality. Staff were friendly and we had no problem.
We traveled in 2 people with all inclusive. Bottled water without limit was in all inclusive.
Overall my experience at Club Calimera was that of a positive one. You cannot go there expecting luxury 5 star as it is not. The rooms were in good condition and cleaned every day, even leaving nice towel decorations on the bed. We had a room overlooking the entrance of the hotel, it was very quiet as it on the...
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MONTPELIER The Energy Co-op of Vermont, which launched its 2013 Co-op Solar program in February, is partnering with Hunger Mountain Coop in co-hosting a solar hot water seminar Friday from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Community Room at Hunger Mountain Coop.
The program is designed to help Vermonters save money and energy by heating their water with the sun.
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Widespread failures in the ability of the city's juvenile justice agency to assess, place and oversee youth in its custody are complicating efforts to prevent young offenders from going missing or to locate them when they do, the District's inspector general says.
A 71-page "report of special evaluation," issued Dec. 2, cites a litany of problems with the District's Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services — an agency that has struggled in recent years to balance youth rehabilitation and public safety.
Among the findings, the report says youths face no consequences for repeatedly walking away from custody, or "absconding," or for destroying GPS devices intended to monitor them.
SEE ALSO: Teen thugs in D.C. run wild — even while wearing GPS ankle bracelets
The report says the agency employs inconsistent definitions for when a youth in its custody has absconded. It says the agency has not effectively communicated policies on reporting such absences to parents or to rehabilitative facilities with which it contracts, which could lead to delays in reporting youths who go missing.
"Untimely reporting could create dangerous situations whereby DYRS is unaware that a youth in its custody has absconded, make tracking and locating absconders more difficult, skew abscondence data, and threaten the health and safety of committed youths," the report says.
The report says some managers interviewed seemed confused about agency policy and the limits of their authority and it noted high turnover in senior-level positions.
It also said the agency's case managers don't meet with juveniles as frequently as guidelines recommend — a key element of the rehabilitative model the District has adopted.
The District provides rehabilitation to juvenile offenders in a variety of settings that include placement within the community, at community-based residential facilities or residential treatment centers, or at New Beginnings, its 60-bed secure facility in Laurel. The guiding philosophy for treatment calls for placing youth committed to the agency's custody in the "least restrictive" setting and heavily involving family and community — often in neighborhood settings with frequent contact required from case managers.
"Multiple interviewees informed the[inspector general's] team that, although some case managers are meeting the requirement, many are not meeting with youths as frequently as the Manual requires," the report says.
Investigators cited one extreme case in which a juvenile at a DYRS facility did not see a case manager for 18 months. In another case, they said a senior agency official told them of families of youths who help them leave faraway facilities by paying for their travel home.
The report concludes that effectively providing adequate housing and necessary services would reduce abscondences. But it said the District has a shortage of residential treatment facilities that can serve young people with drug problems or mental illnesses. And it says DYRS sometimes sends offenders with higher risks of reoffending to facilities with less security over the objections of those facilities because it doesn't have enough space to hold them in secure buildings — not because they pose less risk to the public.
The investigation was conducted from December 2011 to September 2012 — a period during which The Washington Times reported that more than 50 D.C. youths in the custody of the city had been killed or found guilty of killing someone in the previous five years. The report in The Times said the majority of the youths had been categorized in advance as posing a "high," "high-medium" or "medium" risk of reoffending.
Investigators cited agency statistics indicating that 381 different youths went missing a total of 491 times from July 1, 2012, through June 30, 2013, and they note the agency has taken "significant steps" toward reducing abscondences — which the agency noted can be as short as an hour.
Investigators praised DYRS for making strides in locating juveniles who walk away from custody and for reducing the amount of time it takes to find them. It also said the agency has brought more young people in its care back from residential treatment facilities far outside the District and acknowledged the difficulty of preventing youths from absconding in a rehabilitation system that relies on them to make appropriate choices.
DYRS, which has about 580 employees and a fiscal 2012 budget of just more than $100 million, oversaw 1,152 committed youths that year.


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Kid's toy - Ace the Badger
He's a rock badger. You can't get him! He's named after the real-life guitarist from the band Kiss. The ones with the black and white faces. Badgers are cool. Way cool.
He's filled with hypo-allergenic stuffing.
He's made from a black wool felt with a white spotty face and pink wool felt tongue that pokes out at you rock stylie.
He's filled with hypo-allergenic stuffing.
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September 21, 2009 "Solitude," the B-side to Girls' debut single, finds the duo conjuring up the sound of a senior prom's final waltz, employing shimmering guitar arpeggios, gentle harmonicas and a forlorn Conor Oberst croon. Girls' strength lies in its diversity, and its members have walked in a lot of borrowed shoes to make it that way. "Solitude" is a bold and sweet example of inspiration trumping originality.
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Things to see and do - Sarteano
Leaving for Italy
Sarteano :
Unmissable tourist site
Where to sleep?
Sarteano Hotel tips
La Torre Ai Mari from60 €Book
Albergo Santa Chiara from90 €Book
Ai Lecci in Centro from65 €Book
Sarteano Travel guide
Sarteano : Michelin's recommendations
Situated just 6.5km from Cetona, this holiday resort was already popular in Roman times as a result of its three thermal swimming pools filled with water with a high mineral content and a constant temperature of 24°C. The town is dominated by a wooded hill crowned by an 11C fortress, which was altered in the 15C.
Tourist attractions Sarteano : Things to see and do
Church of San Martino
Piazza S. -Martino I - 53047 Sarteano
Art lovers should not miss the chance to see the remarkable paintings inside this church. There are works by Andrea di Niccolò, Vanni, Giacomo di Mino del Pellicciaio and, above all, Beccafumi, painter of the fine Annunciation.
Hotels Sarteano
Via Adige 19 I - 53047 Sarteano
Prix Prices from : 54 €
Situated in the tourist centre of Sarteano, an area of extreme archaeological importance, the hotel offers 16 rooms with a range of impressive facilities to ensure optimum comfort for the guest. With a wealth of stunning architecture in the vic..
Albergo al Parco
Via di Chianciano 96/102 I - 53047 Sarteano
Prix Prices from : 90 €
Featuring a garden with swimming pool and children's playground, Albergo al Parco is a typical Tuscan house set 1 km from Sarteano. The property offers free Wi-Fi access throughout. With antique furnishings, the rooms feature a balcony, flat-screen ..
Albergo Santa Chiara
via costa Santa Chiara 30 I - 53047 Sarteano
Featuring free WiFi and a terrace, Albergo Santa Chiara offers pet-friendly accommodation in Sarteano, 44 km from Perugia. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Free private parking is available on site. Every room has a flat-screen TV. Every room is eq..
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Santa Chiara
piazza Santa Chiara 30 I - 53047 SARTEANO
Splendid location in a 15th century convent in the countryside; dining room has with exposed bricks and beams, pleasant outdoor dining in summer. Rooms available.
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How to Add a New Book to the Goodreads Database
Are you tired of trying to find a book that you've read and that isn't listed in Goodreads. It's tiring when you end your search on Goodreads with the result of "No book by that name results". Look no further than the advice in this article; You'll learn how to add that book, and worry no-more.
1Visit the Goodreads website in your web browser. Goodreads is a popular social bookmarking tool used to share the books you're currently reading with friends.Ad
2Search the Goodreads site for your book. You can choose to search by name, author's name, ISBN (13 digit/generally starts with '978'), ISBN (10 digit-old style ISBN barcode number), as well as a slew of other items.
3Try to determine if any of the books they give you are matches. If so, use these instead.
4Use the Add a New Book to Goodreads website link, to add your book.
5Bring your book near your computer. You'll need a few things directly from your book.
6Begin typing in your answer to the book's title and determine if any comparable matches can be found. If you think the book's title is a match, but aren't completely sure, right-click the item and click either "open in New Window" or "Open in New Tab".
7Scroll down the list until you find the "Sort by Title" field. Type the title in again, as if you were looking through an old-style card catalog. A title known as "A New Light" would be listed as "New Light, A".
8Tab down and type the author's name in the box.
- If more than one author exists, there's a link just below this box, that asks you for these additional authors.
9Tab down and enter the ISBN or ASIN (Amazon-only direct access ID-type) codes.
10Type the Publisher, Publishing Locations, Publication Year (all found inside the front cover's publishing data page.)
11Find out how many pages the book contains and type this number into the "Number of pages" box. As per Goodread's policies, they consider the amount of pages in the book to include all pages in the book, except for advertisements for other books or preview chapters.
12Click the drop-down menu for the type of format the book is (which you currently own in your hands).
13Type the edition number, if the book has more than one edition number.
14Scroll your eyes and the page down slightly, and select from the drop-down menu, the language the book is written in. The top selection is English.
15Scan the book's front cover if you own a photo-scanner. Save the item as a file.
16Scroll all the way to the top of the page again. You'll find a place to upload the picture of the front cover of the book.
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- At the bottom of the page, there are additional fields that you may choose to enter (if the data is available).
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- While some fields are mandated to be entered, there are some that are optional. But since you should have the book there, it would be nice to add these too. Don't forget some of the optional fielded questions such as the ones this article has shown above.
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DRM means different things to different people. In popular perception, DRM is often associated with controlling access to proprietary content--for instance, preventing music or video file-sharing. To be clear, this article is not about content protection technologies that prevent viewing or using digital assets. Instead, we take an enterprise perspective, and the focus here is on enterprise DRM tools to manage the rights and licensing information associated with digital assets.
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China Xin Network Media Corp. a provider of China-based analytical market research data and customized market research analysis, has finalized a new, multi-year agreement with China's Economic Information Network (CEInet). Entering into this agreement, China Xin Networks Media Corp. ("CXN") and CEInet Data Co. Ltd. ("CEInet") have furthered their bilateral commitment to providing financial, economic, public policy, and business matters of the People's Republic of China. Elements of the agreement include the following: multi-year, exclusive English Language relationship for CEInet databases and information materials as provided by CEInet; CXN has right of first refusal for CEInet's information in languages other than Chinese and Chinese Ethnic Minorities' language; CEInet has agreed to place two senior representatives to participate in CXN's Board of Directors; and CXN will assume responsibility and services associated with CEInet's current English Web site "China Economy." Where appropriate, CXN will assume responsibly for services and client care of CEInet's existing English clients. CEInet will receive compensation over a multi-year period commiserate upon billing of clients. CXN and CEInet have also agreed to establish a Joint Steering Committee to address issues including shared resources, inter-company pricing, intellectual property rights, and other joint strategic issues.
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