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Ok stay
More for elderly people, not a great choice of breakfast.
Beds are small and uncomfortable but is located in a lovely part of Cambridge with a nice view of the river.
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Great location easy parking
A Pleasant Place to Stay
Initially I was a little disappointed to get a room in the 'Coach House' behind the main Arundel building.
It does look somewhat like a large woodshed. So be aware of this if you're envisaging a grand old high ceilinged room with cornices overlooking the river. That said, the room was quiet, clean and spacious and not too hot - a common fault for me in many hotels. I liked the decor in the main building, and the restaurant, and particularly the conservatory, are lovely places to eat your fresh fruit and croissants. Service from reception was excellent: polite and helpful staff. And the hotel's in a nice spot, surrounded by mature trees and just across the road from the lovely River Cam. There's an excellent Vietnamese Restaurant just round the corner, and you're only a short walk from the old town, with it's beautiful churches and colleges and some good real ale pubs. We would stay here again. A few more decaff options among the in-room tea and coffee wouldn't go amiss though!
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could be better
Nice position, parking a bonus but an attic room with ceiling challenges not what I would have expected for the price.
No lift and 78 steps to room for a 60+ couple not helpful at all. Dinner was good if a little expensive and breakfast , for what it was , was okay.
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Arundel House Hotel
excellent location
A Great Last Minute Find
I booked the week before.
It may well have been the last single room available in Cambridge. The staff were excellent, the building old and creaky, my room in the attic at the top of the 4 story building...but it was so quiet I slept like a log. My window overlooked the river and Jesus Green. I didn't expect much for a "Continental breakfast" and was delighted by the choice and service. The location is hard to beat, within easy walking distance of everything. I left very contented and made my family, who had not such a good experience, thoroughly jealous as I described the success of my own choice of hotel. I would recommend it and intend to book it on my next visit.
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Pleasant enough
Was staying overnight after a wedding.
Excellent location; reasonable price with staff presence till midnight. Good breakfast but pace felt a bit rushed in the summer season. Would stay again.
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Great location, cozy room, lovely authentic decor
Hotel is conveniently located a few minutes walk from the centre.
The decor is lovely if you're a fan of old-timey looking furniture. Rooms are absolutely fine, cozy but convenient enough. The only gripe I have is that the TV was fixed to side-wall, which makes it highly impractical to watch from bed. The only real issue I had was that the breakfast was lacklustre. By 9:20, the pastries were really lacklustre and there wasn't much of a variety at all in the buffet.
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Helpful staff allowing me to check in early to get ready for wedding.
They also booked me a taxi. Good standard of room. No complaints.
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Pleasant enough - but nothing special
Our room (in the annex at the back) was OK.
Spacious and well equipped, but poorly lit. The bed-side lights were too dim and too low to read by in bed. The only lighting in the bedroom was 3 40-watt table lamps with shades that made them almost useless. I ended up removing one of the lamp shades. Nice en-suite bathroom, but the bolt on the door was broken. The TV was poorly positioned and angled for viewing from the bed.
Its these kind of details that matter to me in a hotel room. There was no view from our room, but I guess the rooms at the front would get quite nice views of the river and the park beyond.
We ate in the Conservatory. Food was fine - nothing fancy, but well prepared. Breakfast was ok. We just had the basic cereal and toast, so can't comment on their cooked breakfast. Service was friendly and efficient. The location is good for walking into town center over Jesus Green, but far enough from the center to be quite quiet. Road access is easy, with a decent car park at the back.
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Brooklyn-class cruiser
USS Brooklyn (CL-40)
|Class overview
|Brooklyn-class cruiser
|Preceded by:
|Omaha class
|Succeeded by:
|St. Louis class; USS Wichita (CA-45)
|In commission:
|1937 - 1947
|0 under US flag,1 under Argentinian flag
|General characteristics ([1])
|Light cruiser
|9,767 tons (standard), 12,207 tons (full load)
|606 ft (185 m) overall
|62 ft (19 m)
|23 ft (7.0 m)
|32.5 knots (60.2 km/h; 37.4 mph)
|10,000 nmi (19,000 km; 12,000 mi) at 15 knots (28 km/h; 17 mph)
|Aircraft carried:
|4 floatplanes
|Aviation facilities:
|2 catapults
The Brooklyn-class cruisers were seven light cruisers of the United States Navy that served during World War II. Armed with 5 (three forward, two aft) triple turrets mounting 6-inch guns, they and their two near sisters of the St. Louis-class mounted more heavy-caliber guns than any other US cruisers. The Brooklyns were all commissioned during 1937 and 1938 in the time between the start of the war in Asia and before the outbreak of war in Europe. They served extensively in both the Pacific and Atlantic theaters during World War II. Though some were heavily damaged, all survived the war. All were decommissioned shortly after the end of the war, and five were transferred in 1951 to South American navies, where they served for many more years. One of these, the General Belgrano, formerly the USS Phoenix (CL-46), was sunk during the Falklands War in the 1980s.[2]
The Brooklyn-class ships were a strong influence on US cruiser design. Nearly all subsequent US cruisers, heavy and light, were directly or indirectly based on them.[2] Notable among these are the Cleveland-class light cruiser and Baltimore-class heavy cruiser of World War II.
The Brooklyns arose from the London Naval Treaty of 1930, which limited the construction of heavy cruisers, i.e., ships carrying guns with calibers between 6.1 inches and 8 inches. The United States did not favor this outcome, being of the opinion that the heavier-gunned ships more suited its Pacific needs. Design started in 1930, with the first four of the class ordered in 1933 and an additional three ships in 1934. Basic criteria had been that speed and range should match heavy cruisers and, when the Japanese Mogami-class cruisers carrying fifteen six-inch main guns appeared, the new U.S. ships would match their weaponry. Various combinations of armor and power plants were tried in the efforts to stay below the Treaty 10,000 ton limit.[3]
The six-inch guns were of a new design, the Mk 16 which could fire a 130-pound shell up to 26,100 yards (nearly 23,900 metres). The intention to mount 1.1 inch anti-aircraft guns was frustrated and the requirement was not fully met until 1943: interim solutions had to be accepted.[3]
From 1942, the bridge structure was lowered and radar was fitted. Increased anti-aircraft weaponry was specified (four quadruple plus four twin 40 mm mountings) but not met. In practice there were varied mixes of 20 mm and 40 mm mountings, 28 40 mm (4 × 4, 6 × 2) and twenty 20 mm (10 × 2) being the most common.[3]
The vast majority of cruisers built by the United States during World War II originally derive from the Brooklyn design.[2] This was because modifications of Brooklyn-class hull were the predecessors to the two lines of wartime cruisers, respectively the Cleveland-class light cruiser armed with 6-inch (150 mm) guns and Baltimore-class heavy cruiser armed with 8-inch (200 mm) guns. Despite the end of the restrictions of the London Naval Treaty, this separation between the classes existed throughout the war.
The first predecessor was two ships of the St. Louis-class cruiser were modified Brooklyns exploiting new boiler design, redesigned armor, and secondary armament placed into four twin mount turrets (two turrets per side). This class would lead onto the Cleveland-class light cruiser (less a fifth triple 6-inch turret), of which two were upgraded as the Fargo-class cruiser. The other predecessor was the use of a modified Brooklyn-class hull for the USS Wichita, with a heavy cruiser armament featuring a smaller number of triple turrets, but each turret containing larger 8-inch guns, and increased armor. The Baltimore-class was the successor, including the Oregon City-class cruiser subclass, and the upgraded Des Moines-class cruiser. As the Baltimore-class was built about a year after the Cleveland-class, later developments and improvements were transferred to the Baltimore-class hull.
Finally, both types of hull were converted to light aircraft carriers. The Independence-class of light aircraft carriers, were converted from Cleveland-class cruisers,[4] and the Saipan-class light carriers used the basic form of the Baltimore-class cruiser design.[5]
War service[edit]
Several Brooklyns were seriously damaged during the war, but all of the cruisers survived. Boise was severely damaged by shell hit in her forward turret magazine during the Battle of Cape Esperance on 11 October 1942, suffering many casualties but luckily the magazine (being partially flooded as a result of shell hits in her hull) did not explode. Nashville was hit by a kamikaze attack on 13 December 1944 off Mindoro which killed or wounded 310 crewmen. Honolulu was torpedoed at the Battle of Kolombangara on July 12–13, 1943, as was her near-sister St. Louis. After being repaired in the United States, Honolulu returned to service only to be torpedoed by a Japanese aircraft on 20 October 1944 during the invasion of Leyte.[6] On 11 September 1943 Savannah was hit by a German Fritz X radio guided bomb which penetrated her #3 turret and blew out the bottom of the ship. Skillful damage control by her crew saved her from sinking. While under repair in the United States, Savannah was rebuilt with a bulged hull that increased her beam by nearly 8 feet and her 5 inch guns were reinstalled as four twins.[7]
All ships of the class were deactivated by early 1947. Except for Honolulu and Savannah, which were deemed unsuitable due to wartime damage and sold for scrap in 1959 and 1966, respectively, the rest were sold to South American countries in the early 1950s and served for many more years: Brooklyn and Nashville to Chile, Philadelphia to Brazil, and Boise and Phoenix to Argentina. ARA General Belgrano (ex-Phoenix), was torpedoed and sunk by HMS Conqueror during the Falklands War,[8] while O'Higgins (ex-Brooklyn) remained in service with the Chilean Navy until 1992. She sank under tow (on her way to the scrappers) in the mid Pacific in 1994.
Brooklyn class ships[edit]
|Ship Name
|Hull No.
|New York Navy Yard
|30 September 1937 - 3 January 1947
|Philadelphia Navy Yard
|23 September 1937 - 3 February 1947
|New York Shipbuilding Corporation
|10 March 1938 - 3 February 1947
|New York Shipbuilding Corporation
|6 June 1938 - 24 June 1946
|New York Shipbuilding Corporation
|3 October 1938 - 3 July 1946
|Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
|12 August 1938 - 1 July 1946
|New York Navy Yard
|15 June 1938 - 3 February 1947
- Ewing, Steve (1984). American Cruisers of World War II. Missoula, Montana: Pictorial Histories Publishing Company. ISBN 0-933126-51-4.
- Fahey, James C. (1945). The Ships and Aircraft of the United States Fleet. New York: Ships and Aircraft.
- Preston, Anthony (1980). Cruisers. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall. ISBN 013-194902-0.
- Silverstone, Paul H. (1968). U.S. Warships of World War II. Garden City, New York: Doubleday & Company.
- Whitley, M J (1995). Cruisers of World War Two: An International Encyclopedia. London: Arms and Armour Press. ISBN 1-85409-225-1.
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Pastor Mike Weaver, an ordained Lutheran pastor and professional improviser, led St. Andrew's ministry leaders and teachers through a series of exercises during the recent St. Andrew's Leadership Touchstone (S.A.L.T.) Conference designed to help them embrace the reality, necessity and joy of change. Change is necessary, he said, to keep the story of God's work in the world — and here at St. Andrew's — moving forward as we grow more and more into the full stature of Christ. And while change is always inevitable, and sometimes uncomfortable, we can take heart that one thing never changes: Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever. — Hebrews 13:8.
Coming up at St. Andrew's
Fall brings opportunities for enhanced discipleship, fellowship
St. Andrew's has introduced a Saturday evening service, and moved to two Sunday morning services, with a return to a dedicated time in between for discipleship for all ages, and a greater focus on fellowship. This change brings with it an opportunity for:
- all of our children, who now attend Sunday school at two separate times, to attend class together;
- greater fellowship opportunities between services; and
- more time for parishioners and clergy to interact on Sunday mornings.
New service schedule
- Saturday, 5 p.m., Traditional liturgy and Holy Communion, with organ
- Sunday, 9 a.m., Traditional liturgy and Holy Communion, with organ and choir
- Sunday, 10:15- 11 a.m., Discipleship for all ages and fellowship time
- Sunday, 11:15 a.m., Contemporary worship with Holy Communion
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Monthly bi-weekly prayer service offered at noon on Wedesdays
The St. Andrew's Prayer Ministry is starting a time for parishioners (and friends) to come to the church to pray. There will be minimum structure to this service, which will take place on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month from Noon to 1 p.m. in the Sanctuary. The next service is scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 12. (Read more...)


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Toshiba's Encore Mini is touted as offering a full Windows PC experience in a 7in form factor. The question is: why would you want a full Windows PC experience in such a small device?
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Something funny
Alberta, Red Deer. 20
I'm pretty quiet and kind of shy. I like Marvel, classic rock, books and 80s movies. I like to think I'm funny sometimes but most people will tell you otherwise.
Looking for Love
Alberta, Red Deer. 57
I work away for 20 days and home for 10. Tired of being alone. Looking for someone to enjoy life with.
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Alberta, Red Deer. 40
I am an easygoing, quirky, nerdish person. Origially from Vancouver and only in Red Deer as long as I have to be. I love to travel. I have been to many amazing places and have many more to explore. A city girl at heart but I can do the great outdoors preferably in a trailer. Lol. What do you …
I Drove All Night To Get To You...
Alberta, Red Deer. 36
I am a hard working single Mom to my world and essence 5 year old daughter. Please continue on if you are not ready for kids. My ultimate goal is to find my other half and the precious piece that completes a loving, equal, memorable 2 Mom household. I give my all in everything I do, and my …
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Alberta, Red Deer. 19
I'm not the best at describing myself But I love winner dogs, travelling, and trying new things. I collect antiques, I enjoy old things I play guitar, I do photography in my freetime I Love shopping at the thrift store My favourite things include, the bands Brand New, The Front Bottoms and …
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Alberta, Red Deer. 41
I am looking for friends and possibly more.
Looking for someone who is REAL!
Alberta, Red Deer. 34
I am down to earth, an old soul, thrive on creativity, and love to live active and healthy. I am a geek at heart and above all else have an awesome sense of humour!
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Alberta, Red Deer. 23
Hello there Im Shan, 22 years old. I'd like adventures and doing things that is challenging. Well "I'm selfish, impatient and a little insecure. I make mistakes, I am out of control and at times hard to handle. But if you can't handle me at my worst, then you sure as Hell don't deserve me at my …
I'm a charming Leo with the urge to adventure
Alberta, Red Deer. 28
Hola ladies!! I'm a bit of a tom boy/ hippie, I like being outdoors and nature, going for hikes or a day in playing Xbox or alternative movies (mostly comedy) I laugh a lot and try not to take life too seriously. I am fun, flirty, love random adventures and shenanigans with friends. I like to …
One and only
Alberta, Red Deer. 28
Young at heart. Family oriented. I have a dog. I'm tattooed and pierced. I own a house, a car and a motorhome. Low maintenance, not to say I don't have standards, but I don't need six figures, fancy cars or ripped biceps. I'm a Gemini through and through. My favorite color is black. Favorite food …
Just wanna kick it with someone :)
Alberta, Red Deer. 38
I am a mother of one who has 18 piercings and 1 tattoo with the need and want for more. Love to just chill on the couch and watch movies or up for a night of dancing at a club. I am in a committed loving, honest relationship with the most wonderful man in the world who understands and supports me …
Find that moment in Paradise
Alberta, Red Deer. 50
I'm a little bit shy and I've ventured on this site becuz I want to explore and get out of my comfort zone. I think I have another side of me. My boyfriend and I are a great couple, we work hard. I appreciate attractive women who are open minded. I am looking for a girl friend to hang out with …
Looking for my own spring... :-)
Alberta, Red Deer. 32
Down to earth, simple and friendly! Likes to watch a movie or go nature site seeing! Want to watch the sunset and sunrise and stars while on the beach(specially in my province)!
Chill times and simple things.
Alberta, Red Deer. 32
I'm pretty relaxed and enjoy simple pleasures in life from a good book on the deck to camping with friends and family. Have an extreme enjoyment of camping, hiking, photography, and most of all music. I spend a lot of time at festivals in the summer from Lilith Fair to Shumbahla. Music is the …
Looking for Fun!
Alberta, Red Deer. 26
i'm a bit of a nerd, I like video games, books, paleontology...that sort of thing. I also enjoy watching Dr. Phil, Better Off Ted, Murdoch Mysteries, Invader Zim, and the 90's version of Batman, as well as CSI, and NCIS.
Wants to meet a great woman!
Alberta, Red Deer. 32
Im shy when I first meet someone I do not know...but once yoget to know me i am whole lot of fun. I like to laugh and make others laugh. I want to meet and be with someone who can make me laugh and can sit and talk about anything and everything.How would i describe me...I am good person with a …
Looking to meet fun, adventurous women
Alberta, Red Deer. 29
Im a Martial artist training for MMA. Im a wild, fun, spontanious, loving, romantic woman. I love being active and staying fit. Im into rock n roll and harley davidsons. I have tons of tattoos, piercings and i dont plan on stopping anytime soon. Im a hardcore chick that loves danger and …
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Alberta, Red Deer. 18
Im jessa from philippines.Im a decent woman and straight so im looking for a decent one too.I have a twin sister but she's miles away from me.I love nature,reading,listening Austin's music and learning how to cook.
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Is It Time To Reconsider The Light Bulb Ban?
November 19, 2010
When, exactly, did light bulbs become a conservative litmus test? Back in 2007, if you'll recall, George W. Bush signed an energy bill that tightened efficiency standards for lighting. It wasn't a big deal at the time. The bill just meant that manufacturers would slowly have to phase out their old, power-hogging incandescent bulbs in favor of something sleeker, like compact fluorescent lamps, or CFLs, starting in 2012. (This wasn't technically a ban on incandescents—more on that in a sec.) A few disgruntled libertarians complained, but life went on. Alas, that was then.
How the Republican Congress Will Vote
November 05, 2010
To get ready for the coming Republican Congress, we asked six of The New Republic's most knowledgeable experts to outline how the change will affect politics, regulation, the environment, education, health care, and the economy. Here's how they responded. Jonathan Cohn on politics: The pre-election polls seem to trending, ever so slightly, back towards the Democrats. But it still seems likely that the Republicans will control one, and maybe two, houses of Congress come January. That's obviously not good news for liberals or for liberalism.
Is The Environment Doomed Once Republicans Take Congress?
October 25, 2010
This is the third in an occasional series examining how Republican control of Congress might affect policy debates in the next two years. (Part 1, Part 2) First, a question: Have the last two years, with Obama in the White House and Democrats running Congress, really been that great for environmental policy? It depends how you look at it. There was that debacle in the Gulf, which obviously wasn't handled well. Then the Senate failed to pass a climate bill, and the Copenhagen talks dragged along without much resolution.
It's The EPA and OSHA, Stupid!
October 22, 2010
This is the second in an occasional series examining how Republican control of Congress might affect policy debates in the next two years. Democrats are warning that if Republicans capture the House—and perhaps also the Senate—in this November's election, they would abolish cabinet departments, repeal Obamacare, and privatize social security. They might want to do these things, but they won't be able to overcome a Senate filibuster or a presidential veto.
Cap But No Trade
October 21, 2010
Over the last few months, liberals have been mourning the death of the Obama administration's climate agenda and hurling the corpse onto a funeral pyre, while I've been frantically racing around trying to persuade them that it's not dead, like the hobbit in this scene: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QR3Z388PIew Here's the latest piece of evidence -- new emissions regulations on heavy trucks and buses: The Obama administration will propose the first-ever greenhouse gas emission limits for heavy trucks and buses next week. The proposal will call for a 20 percent reduction in heat-trapping emiss
The Republican Overreach Begins
October 20, 2010
If Republicans take control of the House, apparently their plan is to take revenge upon the Environmental Protection Agency for failing to accede to the demands of lobbyists by tying up agency head Lisa Jackson in endless hearings: On the campaign trail, Republicans have adopted the Environmental Protection Agency as a favorite symbol of the White House's regulatory overreach.
Is Joe Manchin As Conservative As He Seems?
October 15, 2010
While it's still too early to pick the most surreal ad of the political cycle, the one where West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin grabs a rifle and starts shooting a cap-and-trade bill must rank pretty high. But hey, maybe this little authenticity twofer worked! Previous polls, after all, showed Manchin losing the WV Senate race to GOP businessman John Raese. Whereas today, a new Marshall University survey gives Manchin a ten-point lead. Maybe more struggling candidates should try blasting away at thick reams of legislative text. But that brings up another question.
September 24, 2010
This fall, construction is set to begin on a $4 million pop-up floodwall near the National Mall in Washington, D.C. It's designed to be assembled quickly in the event that torrential rains cause the nearby Potomac River to spill into the city. (Four years ago, heavy storms led to the flooding of buildings like the National Archives and the offices of the IRS.) The ten-foot wall is high enough that it should be able to stop even monster floods like the one in 1942 that caused millions of dollars in damage. But the new barrier will have one glaring flaw.
High Noon For Climate Skepticism
September 14, 2010
It's been a good year for climate skeptics. Not, mind you, because they've been vindicated at all on the merits. Quite the opposite: 2010 is shaping up to be the hottest year on record, Arctic sea ice continues to thin out, heat waves have been torching Russia, and nearly one-fifth of Pakistan has been submerged underwater. The science on global warming is still overwhelming. But politically, skepticism is at its zenith. Consider: During the sweatiest U.S.
EPA Showdown Coming This Week
September 13, 2010
Congress is in session this week and it's not likely that any energy legislation will come up, much less pass.


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BUDAPEST Hungary said on Wednesday it will finalize its 2013 budget after the European Commission forecast the deficit within a target ceiling, even though Brussels called the government's tax plans "distortionary".
The EU's executive also noted there was "considerable uncertainty" about the credit backstop that Hungary has been discussing with international lenders for nearly a year.
Prime Minister Viktor Orban has often been at loggerheads with Brussels over deficit cutting tactics that included a $14 billion nationalization of private pension savings and special taxes on banks and big businesses.
The Commission forecast Hungary's deficit below its 3 percent of gross domestic product ceiling both this year and next but warned that the deficit would overshoot that threshold in 2014 and some of the measures adopted could crimp growth in the long run after a recession this year.
"The figures ... clearly demonstrate that the Commission has acknowledged that the Hungarian government and the economy minister have managed to put the economy on a good path," government spokesman Andras Giro-Szasz told a news conference.
Economy Minister Gyorgy Matolcsy expressed optimism that the assessment would allow Hungary to avoid penalties for repeatedly breaching the EU's budget deficit ceiling.
Matolcsy, the architect of Hungary's unorthodox policies, said he would analyze the figures and propose any necessary new measures to the government next week to keep the deficit at the government's 2.7 percent of output target next year.
"We have set the 2.7 percent deficit target as our objective, which gives us great certainty when looking forward to the two-stage process of being removed from the excessive deficit procedure in March and June," he said.
After a recession in 2012, the Commission sees economic growth of just 0.3 percent in Hungary next year, below the government's forecast, and said the deficit could again rise above the 3 percent mark in 2014.
Matolcsy disagreed with that outlook, saying new car sector investments alone would lift economic growth above 1 percent next year, upgrading his own 0.9 percent forecast issued just a few weeks ago.
The government has said the Commission's assessment of its latest measures could have a bearing on the IMF/EU talks but on Wednesday Matolcsy did not mention that prospect, saying only that stronger economic growth would hold down borrowing costs next year.
Hungary announced two deficit-cutting packages last month, geared mainly towards tax hikes, which the Commission said would help cut the shortfall by 1.5 percent of economic output.
"The economy is characterized by weak potential growth, partly caused by policy uncertainty and increasingly distortionary taxes, most notably very high extra burdens on the financial sector," it said.
Budapest, which hopes to avoid the loss of millions of euros of EU development funding by staying within the EU deficit ceiling, is aiming for a deficit of 2.7 percent of gross domestic product for both 2012 and 2013.
The Commission said even with the government's latest measures, Hungary would just scrape below the 3 percent of GDP threshold next year if extraordinary budget reserves worth 1.75 percent of GDP are cancelled to offset expected slippage. ($1 = 220.7 Hungarian forints) (Reporting by Gergely Szakacs; Editing by Ruth Pitchford)


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October 08, 2015
Vote 'yes' for libraries, safety
Thanks to Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, most Washington County voters (like voters everywhere) are well aware that 2016 will be an election year. But what may surprise them is that theres a…
October 07, 2015
Letters to the editor
Repeated violence in Times cartoons needs to be stopped It is unacceptable for the Beaverton Valley Times Opinion cartoons to show violence as a way to address displeasure. Is it a mindless…
October 07, 2015
Retirement? I say 'Ha!' I've never been so busy
I might be retired, but that doesnt mean I havent been busy I report today from the other side of the big, fat retirement wall. It wasnt that easy getting over it, what with the razor wire on…
October 01, 2015
Hu Jintao, Pope Francis, Bernie Sanders, The Donald... and…
For the past two months, Oregon voters have watched a parade of personalities march across the national stage. From Chinese President Hu Jintao to Pope Francis to presidential candidates Bernie…
October 01, 2015
Retirement? Ha - never been so busy
I might be retired, but that doesnt mean I havent been busy I report today from the other side of the big, fat retirement wall. It wasnt that easy getting over it, what with the razor wire on…
October 01, 2015
Letters to the Editor
Sharing praise for Hellmans ideas What an excellent Citizens View commentary Walt Hellman wrote (Jobs, working conditions and democracy, Beaverton Valley Times, Sept. 17). For me, its a…
September 23, 2015
Metro's UGB plan is a wise approach
A detailed set of recommendations recently issued by Martha Bennett, chief operating officer of Metro, the regional government, calls for no further expansion of the urban growth boundary for…
September 23, 2015
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Oregon badly needs its campaign finance laws to be reformed Im saddened that Senate Joint Resolution 5 died during the last Session. I cannot believe that Oregon is among six states that dont…
September 23, 2015
Stable housing options vital to a successful community
As Jerralynn Ness and I head off to retirement, weve both had the opportunity to reflect on how much the county has changed over the last 10 years particularly when viewed through the eyes of…
September 16, 2015
What's next on the transit drawing board?
The opening of the Orange Line on Saturday produced an appropriate level of celebratory events for TriMets latest MAX route. Now that the party is over, however, the metro region is left…
Sep 16, 2015
Jobs, work conditions and democracy the key
A friend of ours, a school librarian, lost her job when her school district eliminated librarians. The district assigned her to an elementary classroom, but she wasnt trained for that and could…
Sep 16, 2015
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THPRD needs to reassess its fees to help area seniors Why am I moving my Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation membership and my classes at Elsie Stuhr Senior Center in Beaverton to Southwest…
Sep 09, 2015
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Sep 02, 2015
Save democracy: Instead, run as an Independent
The Independent Party of Oregon is now the third major political party in Oregon because more than 5 percent of registered voters in the state have joined it. Until now, concerned voters in…
Sep 02, 2015
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Sep 02, 2015
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Aug 26, 2015
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Aug 26, 2015
Jerralynn Ness gave 40 years of service to the poor
Selfless, committed, collaborative, inspiring. The accolades flow easily when describing Jerralynn Ness, who plans to retire this year after 43 years of service to Washington County residents at…


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