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The Standard Model of Particle Physics and Quantum Mechanics give us a plausible reason why particles are what they are while Einstein theories give a reasonable answer to the question regarding why they come together to form planets stars and how they move in relation to each other.
For example both Einstein's General Theory of Relativity define existence in terms of a space-time geometry. However it only defines the forces it encompasses and not how they come together to create space or as John Wheeler put it "Matter tells space how to curve. Space tells matter how to move." Black Holes and the Structure of Space-time – Juan M Maldacena
Black Holes and the Structure of Space-time – Juan M Maldacena
But this does not tell us what space is made of it only tells us how matter interacts with it to cause it to move in the space-time environment defined by him.
Granted it is possible in the abstract mathematical world of Einstein's theories to fully define an environment without addressing the question as to why it is there as he seems to have done. However his theories are based on a universe where cause and effect rule. Therefore if they are valid one should be able to define why it exists in terms of those parameters.
However Einstein also told us that in a space-time environment there is a causal link between mass and energy defined by E=mc^2 and space. For example converting energy to mass causes the curvature in space-time to increase while changing mass to energy causes it to decrease.
This suggest that their maybe a causal link between mass and the existence of space.
However it is difficult to form a clear picture of how mass can interact with time to create space because as was shown in the article "Defining what time is" Sept. 20, 2007 most view time not in terms of the physical properties of space but as an irreversible physical, chemical, and biological change in it. Therefore it is difficult to understand how these abstract properties of change can interact with mass to create the physicality of the world we live in.
However Einstein gave us the ability to solve this dilemma and develop more direct understanding of how and why mass can interact with the physical geometry of our universe to form space when he used the equation E=mc^2 and the constant velocity of light to define the geometric properties of mass in a space-time universe. This is because that provided a method of converting a unit of time in a space-time to unit of space in four *spatial* dimensions. Additionally because the velocity of light is constant he also defined a one to one quantitative correspondence between his space-time universe and one made up of four *spatial* dimensions.
This makes it possible as was shown in the article "Defining energy" Nov 27, 2007 to derive all forms of motion caused by mass, in terms of a physical displacement in a "surface" of a three-dimensional space manifold with respect to a fourth *spatial* dimension.
In other words one can use Einstein's theories to redefine how and why mass can tell space how to curve and how space tells matter how to move based exclusively on the physicality most associate with space instead of non-physical properties of time.
However this also provides a way of understanding why space is here in terms of an interaction between matter and energy defined by Einstein.
For example when the air in a balloon is cooled it becomes more concentrated the magnitude of the curvature in its surface increases and its volume decreases while heating it causes it to expand resulting in decreasing its curvature and increasing its size.
In other words the balloon owes its existence and structure to the dynamic forces of the air pushing its two dimensional "surface" towards a third dimension because if they were not there it could not maintain in physical structure.
Similarly Einstein theories tell us if mass is converted to energy the magnitude of the curvature in space-time and the strength of the gravitational field associated with it decreases while converting energy to mass causes an increase in the curvature of space-time and the gravitational field associated with it.
Yet as mentioned earlier it is difficult to form a clear picture of how three-dimensional space can interact with time to form the structural boundary by which the dynamic forces of energy and mass can push against to causes its curvature to change because of its abstract properties.
However one can develop a much clearer understanding of how the dynamic properties of mass and energy can interact to create the physical structure of space if one redefines Einstein space-time universe as was done earlier to its equivalent in four spatial dimensions.
For example as mentioned earlier the structure of a balloon is the result of its two-dimensional membrane or manifold restricting or preventing the air in the balloon from moving freely in the third spatial dimension.
Similarly the "surface" of a three-dimensional manifold would present a barrier for all things made up of mass from moving freely in to the fourth *spatial* dimension because they are three dimensional objects.
However it also gives one the ability to form a physical image of why space is there in terms of the energy contain space pushing on the "surface" of a three-dimensional manifold causing it to expand towards a fourth *spatial* dimension.
In other words similar to a balloon when energy becomes more concentrated in the form of mass the curvature in the surface of space increases and its volume to decreases while making it less concentrated by changing mass to energy causes it to expand resulting in decreasing its curvature and increasing its physical size.
Thus suggests that space exists because of a interaction of mass and energy with the physical geometry of our universe.
It should be remember these same concepts can applied to universe consisting four dimensional space-time because as was shown earlier Einstein gave us the ability to define the physical relationship be energy, mass and the geometry properties of space in terms of either its spatial or time properties.
In other words the existence of three-dimensional space depends on the energy pushing the "surface" of a three-dimensional space manifold towards a higher fourth dimension which can ether be made up of time or another spatial dimension.
It should also be remember that the reason for this article was not to define the what space is made or what its geometry is only why it is here. Those questions will be answered in future articles.
Later Jeff
Copyright Jeffrey O'Callaghan 2015
Einstein was often quoted as saying "If a new theory was not based on a physical image simple enough for a child to understand, it was probably worthless."
For example one can easily understand how the curvature in space-time can be the causality of gravitational forces in terms of the physical image of a marble on a curved surface. The marble follows a circular pattern around the deformity in the surface of the diaphragm. Similarly planets revolve around the sun because they follow a curved path in the deformed "surface" of space-time.
However the same cannot be said for the energy distribution within the atom because quantum mechanics defines it in terms of a non-deterministic probability function. This deeply trouble Einstein because he felt that the laws governing the entire universe must deterministic including those of the atom. He spent the next few years attempt to define physical model of why energy levels of atoms behave the way they do. However by 1926 the problem of chance remained and Einstein became increasingly alienated from the developments in quantum theory; he insisted that "God does not play dice," and thus there is no room for fundamental randomness in physical theory.
As mentioned earlier Einstein believed that a viable theory of nature should be base on determinism which should be describable by a physical image.
One reason for his inability to create a physical image of the quantum energy distribution in an atom may have been because he chose to define it in terms of time or space-time instead of its spatial properties. In other words because the distribution of energy in an atom is related to its spatial not its time characteristics it may have been easier to do if he had define energy in terms of its spatial instead of time properties.
However he gave us the ability to do this when he defined the geometric properties of a space-time universe in terms of the constant velocity of light because that allows one to redefine a unit of time he associated with energy in his space-time universe to unit of space in only four *spatial* dimensions.
In other words by defining the geometric properties of a space-time universe in terms of the constant velocity of light he provided a qualitative and quantitative means of redefining the time related properties of energy in his space-time universe to it spatial properties in a universe consisting of only four *spatial* dimensions.
This would have allowed him to describe a physical image for why the energy levels of Principal Quantum number (n), the Angular Momentum "ℓ" (l), Magnetic (m) and Spin Quantum Number (+1/2 and -1/2) are what they are.
For example in the article "Why is energy/mass quantized?" Oct. 4, 2007 it was shown one can derive the quantum mechanical properties of energy/mass by extrapolating the physical image of resonance in a three-dimensional environment to a matter wave moving on a "surface" of a three-dimensional space manifold with respect to a fourth *spatial* dimension.
Briefly it showed the four conditions required for resonance to occur in a classical Newtonian environment, an object, or substance with a natural frequency, a forcing function at the same frequency as the natural frequency, the lack of a damping frequency and the ability for the substance to oscillate spatial would occur in one consisting of four spatial dimensions
The existence of four *spatial* dimensions would give the "surface" of a three-dimensional space manifold (the substance) the ability to oscillate spatially with respect to it thereby fulfilling one of the requirements for classical resonance to occur.
These oscillations would be caused by an event such as the decay of a subatomic particle or the shifting of an electron in an atomic orbital. This would force the "surface" of a three-dimensional space manifold with respect to a fourth *spatial* dimension to oscillate with the frequency associated with the energy of that event.
Therefore, these oscillations on a "surface" of three-dimensional space, would meet the requirements mentioned above for the formation of a resonant system or "structure" in space.
Observations of a three-dimensional environment show the energy associated with resonant system can only take on the incremental or discreet values associated with a fundamental or a harmonic of the fundamental frequency of its environment.
Similarly the energy associated with resonant systems in four *spatial* dimensions could only take on the incremental or discreet values associated a fundamental or a harmonic of the fundamental frequency of its environment.
These resonant systems in four *spatial* dimensions are responsible for the incremental or discreet energy associated with quantum mechanical systems.
Additionally this also allows one to derive the physical boundaries of a particle in terms of the geometric properties of four *spatial* dimensions.
For example in classical physics, a point on the two-dimensional surface of paper is confined to that surface. However, that surface can oscillate up or down with respect to three-dimensional space.
Similarly an object occupying a volume of three-dimensional space would be confined to it however, it could, similar to the surface of the paper oscillate "up" or "down" with respect to a fourth *spatial* dimension.
The confinement of the "upward" and "downward" oscillations of a three-dimension volume with respect to a fourth *spatial* dimension which always must occur, as was shown in the article "The observer effect in quantum mechanics a classical explanation" Sept. 1, 2015 when an observation is made is what defines the spatial boundaries of the resonant system associated with the particle component of its wave properties in the article "Why is energy/mass quantized?"
However the fact that one can derive the quantum mechanical properties of energy/mass by extrapolating the resonant properties of a wave in three-dimensional environment to a fourth *spatial* dimension means that one should be able to derive a physical image of the four quantum numbers that define the physical properties of the atomic orbitals in those same terms.
In other words one should be able to define a physical reasons in terms of the classical physics why the first the Principal Quantum number is designated by the letter "n", the second or Angular Momentum by the letter "ℓ" the third or Magnetic by the letter "m" and the last is the Spin or "s" Quantum Number are what they are.
In three-dimensional space the frequency or energy of a resonant system is defined by the vibrating medium and the boundaries of its environment.
For example the resonant energy of a standing wave generated when a violin string plucked is determined in part by the length and tension of its strings.
Similarly the energy of the resonant system the article "Why is energy/mass quantized?" Oct. 04 2007 associated with atom orbital would be defined by the "length" or circumference of the three-dimensional volume it is occupying and the tension on the space it is occupying.
Therefore the physicality of "n" or the principal quantum number would be defined by the fundamental vibrational energy of three-dimensional space that article associated with the quantum mechanical properties of energy/mass.
The circumference of its orbital would correspond to length of the individual strings on a violin while the tension on its spatial components would be created by the electrical attraction of the positive charge of the proton.
Therefore the integer representing the first quantum number would correspond to the physical length associated with the wavelength of its fundamental resonant frequency of the volume of electrons in orbit.
However, classical mechanics tells us that each environment has a unique fundamental resonant frequency which is not shared by others.
The reason an electron does not fall into the nucleus is because as was shown in the article "Why is energy/mass quantized?" all energy our universe must be contained in four dimensional resonant systems. Therefore the fundamental frequency or wavelength of four dimensional space would define the minimum energy that can exist in it.
This defines physicality of the environment associated with the first quantum number and why it is unique for each subdivision of electron orbitals. Additionally observations tell us that resonance can only occur in an environment that contains an integral or half multiples of the wavelength associated with its resonant frequency and that the energy content of its harmonics are always greater than those of its fundamental resonate energy.
This allows one to derive the physicality of the second "ℓ" or azimuth quantum number in terms of how many harmonics of the fundament frequency a given orbital can support.
In the case of a violin the number of harmonics a given string can support is in part determined by its length. As the length increase so does the number of harmonics because its greater length can support a wider verity of frequencies and wavelengths. However, as mentioned earlier each additional harmonic requires more energy than the one before it. Therefore there is a limit to the number of harmonics that a violin string can support which is determined in part by its length.
Similarly each quantum orbital can only support harmonics of their fundamental frequency that will "fit" with the circumference of the volume it occupies.
For example the first harmonic of the 1s orbital would have energy that would be greater than that of the first because as mentioned earlier the energy associated with a harmonic of a resonant system is always greater than that of its fundamental frequency. Therefore it would not "fit" into the volume of space enclosed by the 1s orbital because of its relatively high energy content. Therefore second quantum number of the first orbital will be is 0.
However it also defines why in terms of classical wave mechanics the number of suborbital associated with the second quantum number increases as one move outward from the nucleus because a larger number of harmonics will be able to "fit" with the circumference of the orbitals as they increase is size.
This also shows that the reason the orbitals are filled in the order 1s, 2s, 2p, 3s, 3p, 3d, 4s, 4p, 4d, 4f, 5s is because the energy of the 3d or second harmonic of the third orbital is higher in energy than the energy of the fundamental resonant frequency of the 4th orbital. In other words classical wave mechanics tells us the energy of the harmonics of the higher quantum orbitals may be less than that of the energy of the fundamental frequency of preceding one so their harmonics would "fit" into circumference of the lower orbitals
The third or Magnetic (m) quantum number physical defines how the energy associated with each harmonic in each quantum orbital is physically oriented with respect to axis of three-dimensional space.
For example it tells us that the individual energies of 3 "p" orbitals are physically distributed along each of the three axis of three-dimensional space.
The physicality of the fourth quantum or spin number has nothing to do with the resonant properties of space however as was shown in the article "Pauli's Exclusion Principal: a classical interpretation" Feb. 15, 2012 one can derive its physicality by extrapolating the laws of a three-dimensional environment to a fourth *spatial* dimension.
That article it was shown all forms of energy including the angular momentum of particles can be defined in terms of a displacement in a "surface* of three-dimensional space manifold with respect to a fourth *spatial* dimension.
In three-dimensional space one can use the right hand rule to define the direction of the angular momentum of charged particles. Similarly the direction of that displacement with respect to a fourth *spatial* dimension can be understood in term of the right hand rule. In other words the angular momentum or energy of an electron with a positive spin would be directed "upward" with respect to a fourth *spatial* dimension while one with a negative spin would be associated with a "downwardly" directed one.
Using your right-hand:
Point your thumb in the direction of the conventional current
Therefore one can define the physically of the fourth or spin quantum number in terms of the direction a "surface" of three-dimensional space is displaced with respect to a fourth *spatial* dimension. For example if one defines energy of an electron with a spin of -1/2 in terms of a downward directed displacement one would define a +1/2 spin as an upwardly directed one.
The physical reason for Pauli's exclusion principal or why only two electrons can occupy a quantum orbital and why they must have slightly different energies can also be derived by extrapolating the observations of a classical three-dimensional environment to a fourth *spatial* dimension.
For example there a two ways to fill a bucket. One is by pushing it down and allowing the water to flow over its edge or by using a cup to raise it to the level of the buckets rim.
Similarly there would be two ways fill an atomic orbital according to the concepts presented in that article. One would be by creating a downward displacement on the "surface" of a three-dimensional space manifold with respect to a fourth *spatial* to the energy level associated with the electron while the other would create an upward displacement in that surface.
However the energy required by each method will not be identical because it requires slightly less energy to fill a bucket by pushing it down below the surface than it would be to fill one that was above it in part because the one above the surface would be at a higher gravitational potential.
Additionally it takes considerable more energy to push two buckets on on top of the other below the surface than it does just one.
Similarly the magnitude of a displacement in a "surface" of a three-dimensional space manifold with respect to a fourth *spatial* dimension caused by two quantum particles with similar quantum numbers would greater than that caused by a single one. Therefore, they will repel each other and seek the lower energy state associated with a different quantum number because the magnitude of the force resisting the displacement will be less for them than if they had the same number.
This shows how one can define a physical model for the energy distribution with an atom by extrapolating the deterministic laws of a classical three-dimensional environment to a fourth *spatial* dimension.
However it also allows one to understand why in terms of a physical image the energy distribution within the atom MUST be defined in terms of a non-deterministic probability function.
As mentioned earlier the article "The observer effect in quantum mechanics: a classical explanation" Oct. 4, 2007 showed the particle component of a quantum system is the result of the restricting its wave motion through observation.
Briefly it showed that because of the continuous properties of waves, the energy the article "Why is energy/mass quantized?" Oct. 04 2007 associated with a quantum system it is free to move and therefore be distributed over the entire "surface" of three-dimensional space with respect to a fourth *spatial* dimension similar to how a wave generated by a vibrating ball on a surface of a rubber diaphragm would be disturbed over its entire surface. However to observe it one would have to touch its surface with a probe thereby restricting the wave motion of that surface.
In other words there is a probability that a probe could observe the vibrations of the ball anywhere on that surface with a decreasing probably as one move away from the ball or center of the diaphragm.
Similarly an electron energy which is not being observed would be distributed throughout its entire orbit.
In other words similar to the rubber diaphragm the wave properties of an electron would be distributed throughout the entire volume of its atomic orbital.
However if we decide to restrict or redirect some of its energy by probing or observing it it appears to be at a specific place in space and time because as was shown in the article "Why is energy/mass quantized? the act of observation confines its wave component to specific volume thereby allowing the resonant system that article showed defines a particle's position.
In other words in an atom an electron's wave energy is allow freely move or exist within a specific volume however the act of observing where it is in its orbit restricts its movement thereby allowing the resonant system the article "Why is energy/mass quantized?" associated with a particle to form and appear or be observed in a specific position within that orbital.
However similar to the vibrations in the rubber diaphragm there is a probability that a probe could observe them anywhere in their orbital with a decreasing probably as one move away from the center or focal point of its wave component.
In other words assuming space is composed of four spatial dimensions instead of four dimensional space-time in allows one to form a physical image of probabilistic interactions individual electrons in atoms have with observers and with electrons in other orbitals in terms of the classical laws of probabilities.
Later Jeff
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BORDEAUX, France -- A man accused of drugging his children's
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The story began to unfold at a minor tennis tournament a month
earlier, when a player allegedly saw Christophe Fauviau tampering
with his water bottle before a match against Maxime. The player
gave the bottle to police, and it tested positive for Temesta.
Valentine Fauviau cast doubt on the accusations against her
"Tired girls, yes, I saw them. But nothing more than that,"
she told the court, according to French newspapers. "I never
needed anyone to help me win."
Her brother was more blunt.
"He blew a gasket and didn't calculate all the consequences.
He's too involved in tennis," Maxime Fauviau told the court,
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Fauviau's wife, Catherine, said she had no idea whether he was
involved in drugging players.
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she was quoted in Le Parisien as saying.
Fauviau, a former helicopter pilot instructor for the French
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My favorite moments:
1. Huck throwing Mama Pope's ex on the floor and saying he's heavy :) Huck is the best! Quinn and his new boyfriend did nothing.
2. Jake letting everyone know that Olivia slept with him to get information. I like Olivia but this game of hers is not a nice one. She's sleeping with Fits, and Jake and that's not fair.
The child is all he has now, she!s what is left of his marriage. I guess he!s going to do everything to keep her. But if the adoption is not finalized, now that he!s alone again, I don!t think he has a chance to keep her. But who knows, I might be wrong and this is a tv show after all :)
I agree with you. The father is the killer.
I knew Tom is not just a school teacher. Deep down I knew it and I have a feeling that there is more there. A hell of an FBI agent Liz is. Great job Liz, you have no idea who your husband is :)
I have no idea if Rusek will ever make it to the altar but I know one thing: Burgess is not the problem here. I don't know what's between Rusek and his fiancee but they don't have a strong relationship, that's for sure. He's been pulled out of the academy and took him weeks to tell her why. During the SVU crossover he could not take his eyes off of the blond detective. And of course, there is Burgess. If he makes it to the altar, the marriage won't last long.
I agree with Thea and Cary Agos :)
Now I wonder why did Kalinda sleep with Peter? Was it for pleasure or for something else?
I agree!
Great episode! I don't think Will is going to hurt Alicia or Peter. He's angry but on the other hand he still loves Alicia. My guess is that he's going to find a way to get himself out of this mess.
What Kalinda did is disgusting. I know Cary is in this too but I'm blaming only Kalinda. She was the one taking Cary to bed n order to get the information she needed. She did this with that lady cop, and the FBI lady too. She's willing to sleep with anyone jut to get what she wants. Disgusting.
I'm looking forward to see what will happen next.
Great episode!
Voight is right. Justin needs to grow up. He needs a lesson and the army is the answer right now.
I like the alliance between Adam and Atwater.
I was surprised to see how the "friendship" between Erin and Jay turned out but in the meantime happy because I guess they both deserve to be happy and if they can be together, then its time to move on. Besides it was kind of awkward how Erin treated Justin.


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Fast and reliable on an aging MacBook Pro. Printouts from Web sites come out well, even when the Web sites don't offer much help.
The ability to change the default typeface would be welcome. Firefox and Camino offer those amenities. I don't like the idea of having to recycle incognito pages.A single incognito page should remain active until one shuts down Chrome.
I don't suppose I'm one who qualifies as a power user by any stretch of the imagination. Much of my surfing revolves around The New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Youngstown Vindicator and a few other newspaper Web sites. For all their differences, those pages render well, with good readability. The remainder of my use is eclectic research that touches on Web pages from excellent to awful. One mistake users often make is that of blaming the Web browser if a page doesn't render the way they like. They don't take into account the possibility that the page might be poorly constructed, with built-in features or typography inimical to one or more browsers.
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I was hoping speed would improve. Also, there are many "snaps" on some days.
Still recommend it over all others that I have used on my Macbook.
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not impressive
its look is awkward, poor features. getting slower with each new releases. tired of installing and trashing it. not for me
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Runs fast but still slower than its earlier versions and Safari 5 on my mac. Poor features.
Crashes frequently. Slower than its earlier versions and takes times in loading also. Awkward look. No 1password support.
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Epson's Home Cinema 730HD is an entertainment Projector that we had an opportunity to review, and it honestly didn't disappoint. Prior to the Epson 730HD I've only had experience with one other projector, but the comparison between the two are virtually day and night. The $649.00 projector is the home theatre experience that you'd expect to see on something from …Read more
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The Buffalo MiniStation Extreme NFC Hard Drive-Fast, Secure, Portable
The 1TB Buffalo MiniStation Extreme NFC is quite a nice portable hard drive. It's a portable storage solution that's also rugged and comes with some neat security features. It has shock protection, water resistance, and dust resistance. It has a built-in USB 3.0 cable for easy connectivity and can use NFC technology to unlock decryption and it's available for $129.99.Read more
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Brighton Surf Hotel
The location itself was very convenient for the beach and the pier.The access to free wi-fi was a bonus.
However the accommodation was not the best.The walls of the room need a lick of paint, the skirting boards were dusty, an artificial plant as decor was also dusty, no hangers in the wardrobe so unable to hang clothes. The condition of the room did not warrant the amount paid Ifeel.
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There is no concierge 24/7 when coming to leave on the Monday at 10.30 am i had to phone the number to find out where to leave the key.
The room was a bot small for the two of us although clean and modern it was OK. The shower was a it small. I you are anymore then a 12 size body mass you are going to have problems fitting in to it and if you do you will be wearing the shower curtain. The parking is with a voucher on road Zone C. There was no free space available anywhere in the zone overt he two days so I did not use it. For the money just over £200 for 2 nights I though it was poor value in some areas and will not stay there again..
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Although there was nobody there when we arrived which was strange we were welcomed with a welcome pack and food and drink and this got topped up every morning with anything we needed
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Very nice clean hotel, brilliant communication regarding check in, staff friendly and really helpful.
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Good basic accommodation, you check your self in using a code given in an email, the room was extremely bit warm as being surrounded by other buildings on all sides there was no air flow.
No cleaning service even though we stayed 2 nights, they came in closed the windows and blinds but didn't even take the rubbish. No breakfast included but a good selection of bits on a tray in the room, we had 2 individual boxes of cereal, long life milk, pretsels, chocolate and the usual hot chocolate, tea and coffee. A very nice touch. The biggest down side was the noise from the surrounding buildings, as it was so hot you had to have the window open.
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Brighton Surf
Manager was so friendly and helpful.
Hotel was lovely and clean, bed was really comfortable. Room was a little too hot for my comfort but didn't go to Brighton to stay in my room. Loved the little added extras. Would definitely recommend this hotel.
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The room was clean but very compact, one night was enough for us, any longer it would be an issue.
The owner was very helpful and polite, but there is not always someone around as it states in there description. We had an issue with some noise in the early hours from other guests which was bearable, the main problem was an extractor fan in the room above that was on for hours.
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Nice for a treat!
A bit on the pricey side at £150 for just one night.
But the room was very nice, clean and comfortable. En suite is very small but adequate. Good location - short walk from the sea and the main town.
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Great location as within walking distance to seafront, pier and amenities.
Rooms are small but expected with the building conversion but had an on-suite so was fine.
Was within walking distance of the seafront, pier and amenities and it was pretty quiet at night too. The breakfast/snacks that are included in the room are a nice touch, even though we didn't use them. The only negative about the room was that it was very hot. We left the window open while we went out in the afternoon but when we returned it was still quite uncomfortable, especially when there are two people getting ready in a small space, it adds to the heat. So my only suggestion would be to install ceiling fans or include desktop fans for the summer.
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Room was a little on the small side and very warm
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