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Big Data Engineer – DevOps
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Tango is looking for a talented and motivated Big Data Engineer to join our unique DevOps team. The team's mission is to architect, build, scale, and maintain automated tools & frameworks that support multiple cloud based environments.
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Strong desire to work in a fast-paced dynamic environment where you have a lot of responsibilities and see immediate impact of your efforts.
Experience working with large datasets, preferably using tools like Hadoop, MapReduce, Pig, or Hive, ElasticSearch, Flume, Morphline.
Familiar with Pipeline technologies and distributed systems in large scale.
Significant programming experience in Python and Shell Scripts
Expert knowledge of Linux / Unix systems
Exceptional ability and motivation to solve problems and learn fast.
Software development background is a big plus
Knowledge of Hybrid Cloud Solutions (VMWare and Amazon Cloud) with hands on experience in direct API integration.
Experience programming in Java, Ruby
A GitHub account with some cool projects in it
Experienced in developing custom solutions for systems monitoring and analyzing Big Data in Production systems including log analysis
Solid understanding of systems monitoring, alerting and analytics (NewRelic, Cactai, Graphite, Log Stash, Nagios, Ganglia etc.)


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Sunday, September 13, 2015
Best Day Ever
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Saturday, September 5, 2015
Building Copiousness- Resources for Challenge, Week 1
Building copiousness when your schedule is jam packed.
We have been watching 1-3 Latin Tutorials on YouTube most mornings. History, language, grammar; it's all in there; and engaging to watch. Even if you aren't studying Latin this year, spend a few minutes with Latin Tutorials and build your language muscles.
Don't underestimate the power of chats. We are chanting our Declension charts daily, as well as in class. Along with this, don't underestimate the power of repetition and flashcards. Don't just make them, use them and review them.
Latin grammar wall charts from Memoria Press are great resources to have around. We've been using them at home and I take them to Challenge every week as well.
Circe Institute- want to love classical ed, even if you don't implement it? Not convinced you should? Check out this video of master teacher and historian Wes Callihan teaching on
The Golden Horn: Norse Saga, Saint Dracula, and the Defense of Christendom in the Middle Ages
(and then get yourself to a Circe conference so you can hear all of this wonderfulness in person!) or, purchase the Old Western Culture DVDs from Roman Roads Media for hours of history in your own home!
For the Debate strand in Challenge A there are plenty of good resources out there. We have enjoyed Drawing Canada this week, along with tracing and labeling.
And that's week 1. Pshew. It's been a great week. And it's Saturday and we are still going strong. Flower and Cub have worked most of the morning, we have chanted and I'm about to go outside to do flashcards. Good stuff. Now, where is the maid when I need her, cause my house is trashed!
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Year 25/ Week 1
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Monday, August 24, 2015
Math, Science and History - Homeschooling High School
Godly Patterns in Homeschooling
Discovering Patterns
Social and Physical Sciences
Classical STEM
VCF-Globe Trotting
I've also talked about lasagna learning in our homeschool. This is a very classical approach to learning. What I mean by lasagna learning is layer upon layer; overview, review, mastery. Going over material one time, in simple form, might be just enough to whet an appetite, but to really get a-hold of an area, to own it, love it and be able to play with it, requires familiarity, understanding it from multiple sides, from different depths and perspectives.
I am always a bit perplexed by people who talk about nailing down the one perfect curriculum for a specific subject area- especially those areas that are content rich, like Bible and History. We grab as many resources as we can find and do, what is probably best described, a yearly smash up in content areas. For instance, in Bible, my kids have their own reading/study; will be doing some serious Apologetics in CC, have spent the week-end immersed in presentations by a Rabbi from CJCUC, took part in a Middle East study last fall presented by former Missionaries to Turkey, etc. Their history reading delves into church history, as does Timeline memorization, along with much of the fiction that they read. Yes, we do actually intentionally purchase curriculum, but at this point, in High School, it's more pre-determined by who they are studying with, any outsourced classes they are taking and areas of interest.
The year, Cub will be delving deep into American History. We just finished Notgrass' 900+ page 2 volume series on "America the Beautiful." This year he'll be reading source documents and thinking and writing deeply on issues such as Free Market Economics and Liberty. Is redundancy wasted time? Hardly, if it is done with intentionality and purpose, and not as a time -filler- it takes the studetn from passive to active learner. Love that.
In between, and for fun, he is reading The History of the Renaissance World and the Story of Science by SWB, so it's not like he'll be solely focusing on American History for the entirety of high school.
Skill specific subject areas like Math and the hard sciences require a different approach. For these classes, memory work has to happen. Laws, Rules, facts memorized make everything go so much more smoothly. Then, time on task. You can't get through much math if you don't actually sit down and do the math. I do have a math slug and for that student I set the timer. They work hard while the timer is going and when the hour is over, they are done with that subject; otherwise they'll spend all day in front of their math book, getting more and more discouraged, not getting anything done and feeling guilty about their lack of motivation.
Check out more on Math, Science and History.
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Sunday, August 23, 2015
It is Well With My Soul
…we are afflicted in every way, but not crushed; perplexed, but not despairing;persecuted, but not forsaken; struck down, but not destroyed; 2 Cor 4:9
For momentary, light affliction is producing for us an eternal weight of glory far beyond all comparison, while we look not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen; for the things which are seen are temporal, but the things which are not seen are eternal. 2 Cor 4:17-18
Do God's Commandments- Love One Another.
Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. 1 Corinthians 4- 7
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Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Circe Institute 2015 Annual Conference
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Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Mid-August Alert
Mid-August. I am not sure what happened to the last 2 weeks, other than super busy at work getting all of my students re-enrolled and curriculum purchased, getting ramped-up for CC Challenge and marinating in all of the fantastic Tutorials and learning opportunities CC provides (Wowza. If you want to get yourself some amazing Ed training, get involved in Classical Conversations), getting TM's spiral bound, and kids notebooks organized, gathering resources and getting engulfed in a laminating frenzy, taking down barbed wire fencing, hauling gravel, working on the brick walk, landscaping, and doing my summer purge from the recesses of the basement and attic. With all of that, I have not done any super cool large crafty projects, or read a novel, and the attic floor isn't done, meaning neither is the attic. And kittens. Seriously, they are way too super cute.
So, our yard. Booyah, baby, is totally beautiful. The front looks like a yard, complete with bushes and wildly colorful flowers. We even have a few eggplant tucked in- though we would have had more if Cub hadn't gone into over-zealous-weed-the-garden-mad-man-frenzy at one point. The east side, where the fire-trucks went through, is grassy and park-like, after 4 years of dirt hauling, leveling, grass seeding, weeding and mulching. The west side now has a bricked in landing spot by the back-door, and defined garden beds. A zillion miles of barbed wire is down and rolled in the farther-out pastures, along with tens of yards of chain link, rolled and gone and dry-rotted fence posts out. It's a bizarre feeling de-constructing pens and fields as the craftsmanship from 90 years ago is a bit different than today; i.e. built to last, and it feels like we are vandalizing history. And yet, barbed wire. 'Nuff said.
Birthday season is upon us and we kicked it off by taking Feeche and friend and kids to see Tim Hawkins live and then out to Hu Hot (which, as much as everyone else loves, I don't; the things we do for love). Tomorrow is the actual day of, then mine, then KB's, then Dr. Dh's. Had a blast sitting next to each other at Tim Hawkins laughing so hard our faces and stomachs hurt and looking at each other, saying, yeah- you do that, watching Cub and Flower and Feeche laughing with abandon, after a long and heart wrenching season. Laughter is medicine for the soul.
In other news my brain is crammed full of of 5 Common Topics, ANI charts, Declensions and more. And this week is the county fair- longest running county fair in the Territories, y'all. Good, clean fun. This week-end will be crammed full of a project Dr. Dh has spent every single free (and some of them not) moment on. It's good, good stuff, in a world gone a bit crazy. Dr.Dh is a visionary, which is a combo of memorizingly cool and a wild ride down Mosquito Coast.
School- not starting till September 1, so summer is still happening. Sleep overs, swimming, books and lots of drawing going on around here. History of the Renaissance World, Pride and Prejudice in print, and Agents of Shield and Indiana Jones on the queue. Yeah, I live with a teen-aged boy. He goes to the gym with me, takes out the trash and weeds my garden, so can't complain too much. Flower continues to nurture her Dick Van Dyke obssession; we like Dick but Morey's the Man.
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Thursday, July 30, 2015
July Wrap-Up
(check out the Circe Blog for more on cultivating wisdom and truth)
Shape Whiz
Project Passport- Homeschool in the Woods
Don't Panic! -Homeschooling High School
Flower is still reading Pride and Prejudice. Cub is desperately waiting for the next SWB installment (History of the Ren World and Science) and the Space Trilogy by C.S. Lewis. He'll have to fight me for it. I've read it several times but Lewis is always a good idea, right?!
How was your month?
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Beach, Baby!
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All five people are distinct characters, compelled to act from their mental make-ups and past histories. The author did a good job of telling a convincing story.
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Budget update: more pieces in the pensions jigsaw
By Jennifer Bell
Three months on from the surprise Budget announcement, I thought it would be helpful to do a brief round-up of where we are.
The headline announcement was of course that from April 2015 individuals with defined-contribution (DC) pension savings will no longer be required to purchase an annuity or enter income drawdown. They will be allowed to take all or any of their benefits as a cash lump sum (subject to the payment of income tax). It had been suggested that schemes would be required to allow this, effectively turning DC schemes into instant-access savings accounts and creating all sorts of administrative and legal challenges. It appears that the government may have stepped back from this position. The briefing notes accompanying the Queen's Speech on 4 June state that the proposed Pensions Tax Bill will 'allow individuals aged 55 or over with DC pension savings to withdraw these savings as they wish, subject to their marginal rate of income tax and scheme rules'…
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Don't stand on the sidelines - orienteering is a sport that the whole family can participate in and enjoy together. If you want to be more than a chauffeur, caterer or clothes washer, get outdoors with a map. Every event offers a different adventure: choose yours!
Orienteering Victoria hopes all participants from Australia and overseas enjoyed the 2015 Australian Championships Carnival.
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Thursday, 8 October 2015
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Orienteering Victoria is the governing body for orienteering in Victoria and actively supports the many forms of this popular sport, enjoyed in a wide variety of locations across the State.
Contributing news items is encouraged and is a great way to publicise your club's upcoming event or competition results. You don't need to be a computer expert. Just contact the site administrator to be granted access to add news items. This page will also provide assistance on what to do.
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One of the steps that Stonehaven family dentist of Salt Lake City has taken to ensure both a calm and happy dental visit for your child is endorsing their "Happy Visits". Happy Visits are a time for kids (and their parents) to learn about oral hygiene and checkups, and to become more comfortable with getting their teeth worked on. Stonehaven believes these visits—which are no-charge—use techniques to gain trust, and to help the child accept treatment. The practice also offers movies for children to watch during procedures and, for a limited time, Stonehaven is offering Nitrous sedation dentistry in Utah at no extra cost to new patients. With all of these new methods in pediactric care, your child's checkup is sure to be worry-free. Call to book your no-charge Happy Visit at one of their dental offices in Orem today or visit their website http://www.stonehavendental.com for more information.
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Reasonable Luxury is a project that stands entirely for manufacturing a high quality, ageless wardrobe, at a decent value. It's no secret that large percentage of garment manufacturing moved overseas. This project tries to partially bring it back, producing an entire collection in United States, therefore guaranteeing quality and fashion jobs for local professionals.
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Taste the flavor of 2015 with a limited release of Pepsi Perfect, a soft drink made famous as the beverage of the future in "Back to Future: Part II."
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Here are some of the most poignant moments from our talk with Tom Ritchey.
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The Web Monkey Speaks: The Cold Truth
Riding a bike can't all be cruising buff singletrack under bluebird skies full of cotton-candy clouds. That's great and all, but it's only a part of the cycling experience. Taste the whole thing. Grapple with Mother Nature. Take a few lumps. Grow some snot-cicles and give as good as you get.
Bike Test: Spot Brand Cream
The Cream isn't for the masses: It's a three-year product of passion made with little regard for cost. Each tube was selected, shaped and tapered to provide the desired ride feel, vertical compliance and lateral stiffness.
Fall Lines, featuring Tom van Steenbergen
Tom van Steenbergen has quickly made a name for himself as one of the world's most progressive riders, with a signature front flip that's earned him the respect of the sport's elite freeriders. Bike's videographer Rupert Walker recently caught up with van Steenbergen to see how he's recovering from a horrific crash sustained while attempting what would have been a record-setting 73-foot front flip over the Red Bull Rampage canyon gap.
Preview: December issue of Bike on sale today
The December issue of Bike hits newsstands today and it is full of inspirational images and stories to fuel your fire until the next time you can get on your local trails, whether that's tomorrow or next spring.
Video: Jerome Clementz & Pauline Dieffenthaler Ride Indo's Second-Tallest Volcano
Jerome Clementz had a dream that he couldn't get out of his head for five years. Along with his girlfriend Pauline Dieffenthaler, he recently made the vision a reality. Watch the ascent and descent of Indonesia's second-tallest volcano, Mt. Rinjani, unfold in this beautifully shot short film by Jérémie Reuiller.
Diamonds in the Dirt: Sandpoint, Idaho
Lydia Tanner is a dirt connoisseur who lives in her car. She spent her fall drinking gallons of coffee and riding lesser-known trails all over the Northwest. These are her stories.
Tested: Specialized Deflect Gloves
It's hard to get excited about a glove, but a pair of good winter gloves like the Specialized Deflect can make the difference between riding and merely dreaming of riding.
Palmer's Picks: Fix It Sticks
As a mechanic, I'm always on the lookout for rad tools. Last year I saw these Fix It Sticks on a Kickstarter campaign and had to give them a try. Since then, my pack has gotten a lot lighter.
Video: Bartek "Jaws" Krzyszton Freeriding the Remote Black Hills of France
Watch Bartek "Jaws" Krzyszton freeride the remote Black Hills in France, one of the best freeride spots in Europe. Miles away from any form of civilization, the men spent days sleeping in tents so they could fully explore this mountain bike haven.
Video: Behind The Bearclaw
Take a behind-the-scenes look at the life and times of Mr. Darren Berrecloth in this video by Lizard Skins, narrated by The Claw himself.
Video: Mountain Bike BASE Jump
What's more important in life than mountain bikes, body checking your buddy while racing downhill and base-jumping with your bike? Answer: Nothing is more important.
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THE TUESDAY-NIGHT RIDE IN BROWNSVILLE, VERMONT, IS NOT your standard bro gathering. Most of the riders are old-timers with gray hair and wrinkles. They've built the hundreds of miles of unmapped trails that wind through the woods of Windsor, Ascutney, Brownsville and Hartland, and they've joined the 'TNR' for 20 years.
First Ride: Ibis Mojo HD3
The new Ibis Mojo HD3 represents a ground-up redesign of Ibis' famed all-mountain bike. We've been lucky enough to ride the thing. Here's the story.
Bike Test: Specialized S-Works Enduro 650B
TYPICALLY, BIKE BRANDS GET EXCITED TO SHOW US THEIR latest and greatest bikes, but Specialized seemed more stoked to show us its new Henge seat at this year's product launch in Hood River, Oregon, than the new Enduro 650b–a bike so sick that it is impossible to not to get jazzed about it.
How To Video: Changing Disc Brake Pads
Do you know how to change your own brake pads? Watch this video from passionate rider and photographer Dan Milner and save yourself a bunch of money while improving your riding experience.
SOMBRIO to the Rescue
We're mountain bikers, not fashionistas. Unfortunately as women who ride, and who (I've been told) need to wear clothes when riding, our choices are often limited to the pink, the tight, and the dreaded hibiscus print. Enter Sombrio. I got a chance to test out some of their gear in Bend, Oregon, during the Bible of Bike Tests, and I was thoroughly impressed.
VIDEO: World Bicycle Relief
This video doesn't have anything to do with shredding singletrack, but it certainly underscores how important bikes are to people all over the world—like this schoolgirl named Tamara from Zambia.
VIDEO: Andreu Lacondeguy 'Best of 2014' Edit
In 2014, veteran freerider Andreu Lacondeguy finally won Red Bull Rampage. But that was only one highlight of this innovative rider's season. In this Best of 2014, filmed by his friend and fellow rider Nick Pescetto, Lacondeguy shows the world that his progression only continues to cement his spot not only at the top of podiums, but the entire sport.
Photo Gallery: Finding Perspective With Bruno Long
Photographer Bruno Long is a master of perspective. Using his scrupulous eye, he captures nature's abundant landscapes and mountain biking, while reminding us that we are but a small visitor in its realm. This gallery pays homage to some of his favorite outdoor spaces, and some points of view that can be gained if one just takes the time to look.
Preview: Cane Creek DB InLine
This itty-bitty Cane Creek has all the same features as their full-grown Double Barrel models. Have you seen the schematics for this shock? They look like a freaking M.C. Escher wet dream. There are an ungodly number of damping pathways squeezed into something the size of a walnut. Crazier still, it works.


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City tour of Copenhagen and the Paper Island
... just a nice time. We had a cocktail at 1105 cocktail bar and then just went for another beer. The place we went to was full of people on an organised pub crawl and we had fun just watching the guys trying to pick up the girls. After a long day I got back to the hostel at about 22.00 and wrote the blog. Tomorrow I have a food walk and then we shall see. It is supposed to be 27*C so I might just chill somewhere. I am still hoping to go to the beach but am not sure when that will ...
War for the Roads
... to provide one bicycle parking place for every 40 square meters. With lots of bicycles coming to Nordhavn in the next 50 years, mainly visitors to the area will park on the sidewalk, and residents can park inside their courtyards; 1/3 of all the parking will be on the sidewalk, and 2/3 will be in courtyards. Some of the mini regions of the district will be ready in 4-5 years, giving this large construction sight some life. I laughed when we first cycled in, because ...
... place that's perfect for our time here. We take quick showers and are off to see the city. We take the metro to Kongens Nytorv where we meet my cousin Jessica at the top. She has lived here for a few years with her now husband. I thought we were going to have a quick lunch and drink but little did we know she was going to give us a tour of the whole city! We start at Nyhavyn, or New Harbor, which is a picturesque street along the water filled with colorful ...
Smorgasbords minus the umlauts in Nyhavn
... the real deal. He took us to some hidden spots and gave historical background which you won't find in any of the travel brochures. Mike must also be a weather forecaster because he predicted that it would rain at 1:00 so he had us back to his shop just in time before the downpour. From Mike's shop we took a taxi to the ship terminal and checked in to the Serenade of the Seas, one multi decked floating castle. It's HUGE!
... boats, restaurants and plenty of tourists. Was beautiful walking around here. We then found ourselves meandering off road a little through the buildings and found our way to Amalienborg which is where the royals live. The square was a beautiful sight, four palaces as its walls, a sculpture of King Christian in the middle, one side a lovely fountain and the harbour side, the other side a huge cathedral. We sent some time here before our daily walk around the country side ...
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Radisson BLU Royal HotelNyrops, Copenhagen | 5 star hotelfrom $223
- Great location but some improvements required
- Fabulous!
- Couldn't ask for better
Crowne Plaza CopenHagen TowersMejlgårdens, Copenhagen | 4 star hotelfrom $174
Phoenix CopenhagenFrederiksstaden, Copenhagen | 4 star hotelfrom $161
Copenhagen Island HotelFisketorvets, Copenhagen | 4 star hotelfrom $161
- Terrible service at the Copenhagen Island Hotel
- Best shower, worst service
- Could do a lot better!
Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel, CopenhagenChristianshavn, Copenhagen | 4 star hotelfrom $145
- Overpriced middle class hotel
- Great breakfast, flash gym equipment but smallish rooms and very expensive
- Do not under any circumstance stay here
Comfort Hotel VesterbroAbel Cathrines, Copenhagen | 4 star hotelfrom $171
- Great Location
- Need look no further a Gem of a Hotel
- Excellent Hotel, Excellent Service
Hotel Cabinn CityTivolis, Copenhagen | 2 star hotelfrom $117
- Functional
- Great they have got it right
- Too uncomfortable for me
Scandic CopenHagenNyrops, Copenhagen | 3 star hotelfrom $193
- Very good hotel in a convenient central location
- Not even up to Scandic Standards
- Not worth it.
Copenhagen Admiral HotelFrederiksstaden, Copenhagen | 4 star hotelfrom $206
- Fantastic - highly recommended
- Great staff, fab for foodies!
- City Break
Hotel Skt. PetriIndre By, Copenhagen | 5 star hotelfrom $272
- Fantastic...
- Lovely hotel
- Excellent
Copenhagen Marriott HotelTivolis, Copenhagen | 5 star hotelfrom $300
- Excellent Stay
- Great Hotel
- Great Hotel - Not just a guest factory
Absalon HotelReventlows, Copenhagen | 3 star hotelfrom $127
- A stroll from the central train station
- For train travellers
- Ein sch�ner Ort zum �bernachten
Palace Hotel CopenhagenIndre By, Copenhagen | 5 star hotelfrom $217
- Worst Hotel in Europe
- Una p�sima experiencia
- Sleep on a park bench, instead of staying here!!!
Scandic SydhavnenSydhavnens, Copenhagen | 4 star hotelfrom $144
Wakeup CopenhagenVesterbro - Kongens Enghave, Copenhagen | 2 star hotelfrom $114
The Square CopenhagenNyrops, Copenhagen | 3 star hotelfrom $194
- Modern Hotel in a Good Location
- Stylish Scandinavian
- Hip to be Square!
Scandic WebersHelgolands, Copenhagen | 4 star hotelfrom $169
First Hotel TwentysevenKalvebodernes, Copenhagen | 4 star hotelfrom $162
- Excellent Hotel!!
- Excellent Location
- Perfect for a short break in copenhagen
Park Inn by Radisson Copenhagen AirportBackers, Copenhagen | 3 star hotelfrom $157
First Hotel CopenhagenVesterbro - Kongens Enghave, Copenhagen | 4 star hotelfrom $114
Omena HotelHelgolands, Copenhagen | 3 star hotelfrom $104
- Pleasant hotel - very central
- Business Class Wannabe
- Very, Good and Central
Copenhagen StrandGammelholms, Copenhagen | 3 star hotelfrom $160
- Nice quiet hotel on the perfect spot
- Avoid this one!
- Tremendous
Hotel OsterportIndre By, Copenhagen | 3 star hotelfrom $125
Imperial HotelNyrops, Copenhagen | 4 star hotelfrom $182
- Lovely Hotel
- Great Location if you want to be able to walk to everything
- Generally positive experience!
Ascot HotelNyrops, Copenhagen | 4 star hotelfrom $154
- Insgesamt ein gro�artiges Erlebnis
- Overall great experience
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Wii U Miiverse: Nintendo takes on Facebook
Nintendo has detailed more about the company's Wii U console ahead of its E3 press conference in Los Angeles. The company plans to let you stay in touch with your friends around the globe as you play, effectively creating a social gaming network and potentially taking on Facebook in the process.
Dubbed Miiverse, the concept is that rather than a standard menu of games and pictures there is something called the Miiverse Plaza. It shows the games you are playing, games other members of your family are playing, then games your friends are playing - even if you don't own them. It will also highlight games you do own that others on the network are playing.
Nintendo discribes this chaos as "Mii Wara Wara" after the Japanese term that describes the noise the flash-mob style meet-ups make.
Where the service could most come in handy is when you get stuck on a game. Nintendo showed a video demo in which a gamer turned to the crowd to get help. After reading a stack of messages on his Nintendo Wii U Gamepad he then called them by docking the controller near his TV and had a chat - a scary thought.
If you prefer just to silently communicate with others, you'll be able to use an on-screen keyboard or the stylus to write notes to each other.
Miiverse will be compatible with all Wii U games and even work within them. Nintendo will also allow access to the Miiverse through Nintendo 3DS, as well as offering support for web access, so you can chat to your gaming buddies when bored on the train on the way home. However, that feature hasn't as yet been dated.
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PS4 System Software 3.0 Kenshin coming tomorrow, what will you get?
- Halo 5 limited edition Xbox One controllers now available: This is what they look like
- Watch first trailer for episode one of Minecraft: Story Mode, coming this month
- PS4 System Software 3.0 Kenshin coming tomorrow, what will you get?
- Project Spark for Xbox One and Windows goes completely free from 5 October
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- Lego Dimensions wave 1 in pictures: The Starter Pack, Team Packs, Level Packs and Fun Packs in the flesh
- Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 review: PESses all over FIFA
- Star Wars: Battlefront beta will be open to all in October, reveals EA
- Assassin's Creed Syndicate preview: In-depth play promises glorious return to form
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- Microsoft Lumia 950 (Talkman) vs Microsoft Lumia 950XL (Cityman): What's the difference?
- Microsoft Lumia 950 and Lumia 950 XL: What's the story so far?
- Halo 5 limited edition Xbox One controllers now available: This is what they look like
- Microsoft Lumia 550: What's the story so far?
- Watch the final trailer for Spectre here, ahead of film's 26 Oct release
- Master HTML5 and CSS3 web design for 81 per cent off
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Doubtful on all counts. H1B visas take jobs from Americans. Its only good for the lucky visa holders and the corporations who don't have to pay citizens of the country where they reside. Its a joke to think muslims will rise up against us. They kill each other more often than they kill us.


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UM's Bitterroot College is Enrolling for Fall Session
The Bitterroot College is gearing up for the fall session at their new location - 103 South 9th in Hamilton.
The Bitterroot College is gearing up for the fall session at their new location - 103 South 9th in Hamilton.
Friday afternoon, under the Daly Mansion summer tent, the Bitterroot College class of 2015 held their graduation ceremony.
The Bitterroot College of the University of Montana will be moving onto Hamilton's Main Street this fall.
The fate of 90-minute parking in downtown Hamilton will be discussed at Tuesday's City Council meeting.
Bitterroot College Director Victoria Clark invites the public to a Holday Open House Friday in Hamilton.
This week, the Hamilton School Board authorized Superintendent Tom Korst to negotiate with the Bitterroot College UM about renting the former Westview Junior High School building on West Main.
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, May 21 and 22, Bitterroot College UM will be presenting Salish history with an emphasis on the Medicine Tree in the south end of the Bitterroot Valley.
Humanities Montana awarded two grants to Bitterroot organizations this spring to promote understanding of Native American culture and history.
The Bitterroot College in Hamilton has expanded their class offerings again with "Explorations in Astronomy" on Wednesday evenings From February 5 to March 5.
The Bitterroot College has partnered with the Ravalli County Economic Development Authority to offer courses in Quickbooks and Quickbooks Payroll and MS Excel spreadsheets.


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