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Strange bird, 1935 Desoto Airflow SG Airflow was
photographed in Stratford Ontario in 1940. FlickR
member vinnyvrg says it is shown with the owner
(his uncle) and a nephew. He noted the bumper had
been switched to a '34 Chrysler Airflow version.
Hey Inspector Gadget - nice 'work' but his Islip HAMB post in question predated those FB posts by 7+ hours. Takes stronger evidence to go after someone. Just sayin'...
And another from Vinny that's not exactly "factory." His comments:
"This 54 Lincoln Capri was sold new in Stratford, Ontario, by Wurster
Motors the local Meteor Mercury Lincoln dealer at the time. Born as a
white car with a light brown top, a local doctor purchased it and paid
to have it changed to black and the accessory continental added be-
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nice and all the options were working well. The body had suffered the
normal amount of rust but it still had its original applied black finish
and had never been accident damaged. I stripped all its chrome and
interior and repaired the rusted metal and repainted it in Black Lac-
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its restoration when it was stripped of all its heavy bumpers, interior
etc I took it for a drive. I was amazed at the power it had and how well
it shifted and performed with the Hydramatic transmission. There was
no trouble laying down the rubber, even between shifts. No wonder they
did so well in the Mexican road races during their time."
Salem, NH - Rockingham race track. Lots of cars...
And HEEERE'S VINNY! He obviously has a deep love of autos and his family.
His comments: "This 39 Mercury Convertible was our family's second car from
1949 till 1953. This photo shows how it appeared when my father first purchased
it in 1949. Photo was taken in Stratford Ontario Canada. I am the one sitting on
the fender closest to the front with the dark jacket. My older brother is standing
and a cousin is beside me."
Wouldn't it be GREAT to say you'd had such an early Merc 'vert in your
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Vinny's lovely mom with the'39 Mercury Convertible shown in rear view. His comments:
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are added as is a Continental spare tire. The rear suspension was lowered as well."
Nice original promo piece, thanks to Paul Malon, could make anybody crazy 'bout a Mercury, couldn't it?
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Man, you're one of the guys that make this thread gettin' better and better! thanks for such nice pics and relating stories! btw, the taillights are not Olds but Pontiac from '41 til '47.
Thanks SouthUrn. Seems like someone forwarded them on (not me). It would have been nice if that person asked me before doing it (I would have said yes). Glad that everyone else enjoyed.
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Plant City FL 1938
1946, Milford Michigan. This Ford plant built carberators for many years, my aunt worked there until the mid 50s when the carb plant relocated. The plant was Kelsey-Hayes for many years after that. It is now gone.
Thanks for clarifying the tail lights. I'll try and get in touch with Vinny and mention it. I certainly can't take any credit for Vinny's FlickR posts. As a matter of fact, he has SO much more over there on his photo-streams, and HAMBers, I'm sure, would enjoy looking that material up tremendously. I was so excited by the quality of his stuff, I just had to share the FlickR material on this thread. He's such an obvious car guy, I wanted to spread the word of his contributions to the 'net community.
Hey, we all quote from Shorpy, FlickR, Wikipedia, AACA, Hemmings and many other sources. I feel HAMB members have been pretty good about crediting sources and providing links for more info/further investigation -- especially as this thread has gone on, and matured. It's only courteous. Fer real, I like to think that the HAMB and other great sites simply complement one another by spreading material to sites of special interest. If not, some would miss some GREAT material! Hell, WHOEVER THOUGHT that history could be so much fun?
HUGE THANKS, again, to Dog for starting this popular, informative, interactive AND entertaining thread on Ryan's board!
'58 Vanwall, believe. Moss most often was seen in the #26 car so I suspect this is Tony Brooks after the Italian GP win. Or it might be Stuart Lewis-Evans at another event. Oil and dirt covered faces make it hard to tell. This was near the end of the line for Vanwall.
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The Original London Sightseeing Tour
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Location: London, United Kingdom
Duration: 1 day
The Original London Sightseeing Tour: Hop-on Hop-off
Discover top London attractions at your leisure on this flexible open dated hop-on hop-off sightseeing tour of London. With three family-friendly routes and three transport link services available, this hop-on hop-off bus in London offers a perfect day of sightseeing. Admire Tower Bridge, the London Eye, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and more from the comfort of your spacious open-top double-decker bus. As a bonus, use your London hop-on hop-off tour ticket for a range of additional activities including a Thames River sightseeing cruise and three London walking tours.
What You Can Expect
Buses depart every 15-20 minutes from 8:30am to 5pm
- Hop-on hop-off tour
- Sightseeing cruise
- Walking tours
- Children's activity pack
- Commentary
- Professional guide (yellow route only)
- Gratuities (optional)
- Food and drinks
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
Additional Info
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Children under 16 years must be accompanied by an adult
- Hop-on, hop-off Thames River cruise ticket is valid for the same period as your bus ticket only
You can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.
Schedule and Pricing
1 day
Valid for 24 hours from time of first use
Refunds, when possible, must be requested at least 4 business days prior to the travel date. Refunds are subject to a 7% administration fee. The Rail Protection Plan™ does not apply.
Note: Tours may be delayed or run late. Please plan accordingly.
|Ticket is valid for 48-hours
$ 45.69
Customer Reviews
Mon Bon
This was so worth it!. You can easily get on and off and see all the hot spots of London. I also enjoyed the cruise ride that came along for free. That was another great way I was able to see the city.
Gerda V
We had a limited time in London before our Tour started the next morning. This is a great way to see so much of London and it's sights. Great value as well.
Sharon B
This tour all depends on whether or not you get a good tour guide. Ours was excellent.
It was awesome. However most people do everything on their smart phones and the main office does not have wifi, forcing us to pay to have hard copies made of the confirmation. It was annoying and time consuming.
Brenda S
Very nice experience. Many buses , a lot of stops. The only problem we had was the road was closed and the bus could not make the stop we were waiting at. After waiting 45 min....we stopped a bus as we walked and he graciously let us on at a stoplight !! When the route is altered, maybe a text would be the answer. Otherwise a great service !!!
Candace S
This sightseeing tour is a must for every newcomer to London. It helped to familiarize us with the city of London with a bird's eye view of the most popular attractions. The Thames river cruise at dusk really outlined the beauty of the waterfront buildings and is a great way to relax at the end of the day. All 3 additional walking tours were fantastic and relayed by a very animated tour guide.
It is a full day of activity and one you should not miss!!
Timothy B
The double decker bus was great!! The hop on-hop off worked perfectly!! Rode the Thames riverboat while on the tour; the bus was close by after the Thames. Don't forget to use the audio guide on the bus (earphones provided). OLST is the best!!!
Maria D R
We loved this trip although most of them was an audio tour the explanation was clear and very informative. it went around to many important landmarks where you could get of the bus visit the place and get back in the without any problems. We will do it again !!!!
In the other hand, your tour is good 24 hours from the moment that you switch your voucher for the ticket.
I strongly recommend this tour.
Valerie H
Marilyn F
great i suggest it, great to plan out your day would be the best way to take you around for the day so plan well
Sherry T
I've used the Hop on/Hop off tickets every time I travel to a new country. It definitely helps to get oriented and provides a great overview of the city.
Catherine A
Excellent value fro money. Staff very helpful and infomative. Great live commentary. We had a great day.
The best way to see London.
Jeremy W
Exactly as advertised! Nothing will get you to the best locations in London better than this tour! Make sure you use your ticket to get you in to some of the attractions.
Excellent way to get around the city at your own pace. The staff were happy to help and the commentary was informative. Plenty of different routes to get you around.
Henry C
It took a little time to find the tour office but the other vendors on the street were very helpful in directing us to the office.
With that said this was an excellent tour, there are four different routes that you can go in that show the different parts of the city plus there was a river cruise down the Thames.
Overall for the price it was a very good value plus since it was a twenty four hour clock for the one day we got to use the tour bus for two day.
The yellow tour is a narrated tour which as fun while the other four tours were taped, which was fine.
A very good value for the money.
Also they take a group over to see changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, but depending on the season it does not occur everyday so you should check the schedule at Buckingham Palace to see when Changing of the guard is scheduled.
Julie L
This was the perfect way to pass the time till I could get into my hotel room. Loved seeing all sights and the commentary. Learned so much.
Excellent tour. We went on the yellow route only. Very informative tour with a guide who was both entertaining and informative. She was able to answer any questions we put to her. Despite the weather we sat on top in the open air and had a great time. Well worth the money, and even cheaper when booked online. Would thoroughly recommend this tour.
Didn't have enough time to cover all the different lines, but the ones we did took you to all the iconic places. When we got off it was always a short walk to the attraction then a short wait to get back on the bus
Great way to see London. The guide was wonderful. Would highly recommend this tour.
Judith D
Perfect for seeing the major sights of London. Multiple routes easy to transfer.
Booked this tour as our first one to get acquainted with the city. It was fun to hop on/ hop off which we did to transfer from the various colored bus lines. We covered the red, yellow and blue lines in one day and took the River Thames cruise, too, which is included in the price of the tour. We thought we might ride again the following morning before our ticket expired, but felt that we covered most of the city sights on the first day. If you want to ride for a second day, I heard it was only 7 pounds more. Cruising the River Thames was relaxing and informative while listening to live commentary. Highly recommend this tour for getting your photos of the famous sights! You have to sit on top to get the better photos!
Do this and let the traffic move around you
Luisa C
Excellente routes. Buses allways available.


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New York Color Pressed Translucent Powder
367 reviews
75% would repurchase
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Price: $
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on 5/21/2003 9:26:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Boy, it sounds like we've been using a different product because I tried this and HATE it!!!!!
I was excited when I first bought this last week because it was only $1.99 and it applied like a dream--so smooth and soft!!!! (And heck, after reading 20+ positive reviews, how could I not try it?)
Anyway, as the day progressed, I was horrified to see HUGE cystic acne bumps on my left and right cheeks, on my nose, on my chin, and the middle of my forehead!!!!! I checked the ingredients and noticed that it contains rice, which causes breakouts, since it attracts bacteria to the face.
I threw this away immediately, and as of this day I'm still trying to make these ugly bumps go away!
Be careful with this stuff! I'm still on the search for the perfect oil-control pressed powder.
on 5/21/2003 5:32:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
After reading these reviews i wanted to try it. All i can say is i couldn't agree more, I LUV this product!
on 5/18/2003 11:54:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
HUGE, Gigantic RAVE!!!!!
I have finally found the product of my dreams. Had I knew that NYC was so wonderful we would have gotten married along time ago. (LOL) I am a virgin no more (LOL) This is the best powder ever and the price is dirt cheap. I was considering purchasing MAC's Blot or pressed or loose powder but not anymore. I have found my HOLY GRAIL. After I put this on I was like DAMMMM (excuse the langauge) I look good. Flawless, even skin tone and glowing. I couldn't believe it. Listen, if you don't have it .....please run, no I mean fly out to your nearest KMART, Target or Walgreens and purchase this NOW!!!!!! Everytime I pass a mirror I'm like WOW!!! I can't wait until tomorow when I get to put it on again.
on 5/18/2003 10:27:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Another new product I have found and LOVE thanks to MUA!! After reading some of the rave reviews on the msg boards about this little wonder- I had to try it out! I got mine for only $1.99 at Eckerd.
It's a Translucent powder, so it can be used for any skin tone-although I'm so pale, it looks like a good match anyway! :) (I have a pretty oily tzone/dry combo skin btw too). The powder is soft feeling -not chalky, like you'd expect something this cheap to be, and though it started to go on a little white on my skin, as I blended it in-it just blended perfectly on my skin! No caking either- completely undetectable. I tested this out right after I bought it by putting it right on before I went to play an intense squash game-worked up a serious sweat, but I had no shine whatsoever after the game!! :) YAE!! Since then I have been using it everyday, and it lasts all day-I typically still have to do a minor touch up on my nose in the middle of the day- but the shine even then is pretty minimal! This really does control oil & shine really well!! It's SO MUCH BETTER than my old pressed powder- Clinque's stay-matte sheer pressed oil free powder. Using the clinique pressed powder, I had still *a lot* more shine by the middle of the day, *and* the clinique one also had the bad habit of turning darker & orangey by the end of the day- the NYC powder doesn't turn orange on me! My face looks nice & light all day!! This stuff is GREAT!!! Dirt Cheap and works better than some of the high end stuff!! This has definitely has replaced my clinique powder!!
That said- the powder itself is beyond fabulous, but as other reviewers have mentioned- the compact it comes in is so fugly!! The cheap plastic is really nasty- x0x0rebeccax0x0 said it right- this is the ultimate in CRAPPY packaging! LOL :) And the cheapie sponge that comes with it is a joke too- I wouldn't use it if you paid me to! ;) I guess the NYC ppl think it's at least a nice gesture to provide one- the whole "it's the thought that counts" theory. I just laughed and threw the sponge away immediately. LOL! But fear not! If you can't stand the cheap compact- it can be transferred to other "prettier" empty compacts easily! Just bake it like as if it was e/s! 350 degrees in the oven for 2 minutes. I put my pan of NYC powder into an old empty clinique compact (I pried the empty metal tin part out 1st from the clinique one) and it was a perfect fit!!!
For the DIRT CHEAP price, FAB oil & shine control, and the fact that it does fit into other nicer compacts- you can't pass this up!! GO BUY SOME NOW!!!!!! :) continued >>
on 5/18/2003 7:49:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I had to have this after all of the raves..I was using MAC blot in Light which made me look like a ghost if I put too much on..I bought this one in Translucent and it's great! PROS: tackles oil, soft texture, and looks to refine pores somewhat..CONS: The powder puff, cheapie plastic packaging..For $1.79, I can't complain too much..I will just transfer this one over into a MAC compact..A Keeper!
on 5/13/2003 7:16:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Very Oily, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I bought this pressed powder ($2 w/tax!)some months ago after reading that it was an inexpensive alternative to MAC Blot, and ladies, it truly does rock! I'm an NC41 and the Translucent truly is--no chalkiness or caking when touched up during the day. Yes, the compact isn't pretty and the sponge is a joke, but an under-control T-zone is more impressive than a fancy compact in my book.
EDIT:I pried this out of the compact and put it in an old Jane pressed powder compact-fit perfectly!
on 5/13/2003 5:06:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Love, love, love this powder! Gives me nice, light coverage and controls my oilies just as good as any other powder I've tried. The color is perfect and you can't beat the price. I don't care about the packaging, everyone knows I like a bargain. The only concern is the lid breaking right off, but then I'll just fix it with some duct tape! It's the same color as the compact, who'd be able to tell?!
on 5/12/2003 9:51:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
Ok, after reading about this product on the boards and how so many people use it as a cheaper alternative to MAC Blot, I went on a search to find it, I had to try 3 different stores before finding Translucent, finally located it at my local KMart. Target and Wal-Mart both carry the brand, but did not have the color. Let me tell you this stuff is amazing for mid-day touchups. I blot it on with a MAC sponge(the one included is worthless) and brush with a EL brush I recieved in a GWP. This stuff takes away the shine immediatly and has no horrible cakey effect. What a steal at 1.87. Unlike other reviewers, I don't mind the compact (No one I know would care about the brand of my powder) and I think it would be a huge hassle to transfer to a MAC compact. So I tote the little silver with pink,yellow,purple and black lettering around in my purse and touch up with no embarrasment at this amazing drugstore find. Thanks to all the ladies for the recommend. I am a PPP with cool undertones if that matters with translucent powder.
on 4/27/2003 4:55:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Green
first off, this is the ultimate CRAPPY packaging. that said, its a great product! it really controls oil, doesnt add that much color, and doesnt easily cake. amazing for $1.74 at target. Seriously, i like the NYC powder better than my MAC pressed powder~ if only i could put the NYC powder into the MAC packaging- now THAT would be cool!
on 4/26/2003 7:47:00 PM
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I bought it after the raves here. The packaging is very minimalist, a mirror in the lid, the powder on the bottom, and space to put the sponge in in between. I applied this, and panicked when I saw it was white on my skin. But I blended and it melted into my skin without a trace. It didn't cake! I am very surprised at how nice this is for such a small amount of money (under $2) and will repurchase.
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"On safari, everyone remembers to take a camera — although many people neglect the mandatory 400mm lens — forgetting that the truly essential piece of equipment is a pair of good binoculars. Friends who own safari camps have traditionally sworn by Leitz products. However, if money is no object, I suggest you opt for Swarovski's EL 8.5×42. Also remember to take your own bird identification books and field guides: The lodges never have enough copies." – A.H.
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- Ray-Ban Craft Outdoorsman sunglasses
- A few good books and the obligatory field guide if you plan to bird watch
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Dyson's Air Multiplier
Dyson has unveiled its "Air Multiplier" fan and Pocket-lint was on hand to get some snaps of the interesting magnifying-glass-shaped design. The company tried very hard to keep its bladeless fan a secret, but news leaked out some months ago so the eventual announcement was almost something of an anticlimax.
The fan does what it purports to do very well. It blows air at you, basically. It does this without blades thanks to a very thin stream of air which the fan emits from around the rim at 55mph. Without boring you with an extensive description of fluid dynamics, it works because of friction - if air is travelling in a jet, air alongside it tends to get pulled along too.
It can therefore shoot out a relatively thin stream of air, and that small quantity of air will pull upto 15 times more air along with it. Pretty efficient, compared to a traditional fan (though a similar principle does apply there, too). In terms of volume, the fan is about as noisy as a regular fan, if a smidge less.
What was most surprising about the Air Multiplier was the price - £200 for both the 10-inch and 13-inch versions. It's pretty and all, but when a regular fan is a fiver, it seems tough to justify splashing out two hundred quid on a desk fan, however beautiful it is. What do you guys think?
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I have currently tried downloading the sources via the QtSDK manager and adding a "Source Path Mapping" within Tools->Options->Debugger. I am sure that this step is where I am making a mistake as I am unable to even switch to source when viewing internal Qt header files i.e. from QGraphicsView.h
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Gary Stein | May 20, 2011 | Comments
The time gap between knowing and sharing has shrunk considerably, which means the volume of opportunities to knowshare has skyrocketed. Make sure you're not missing out.
The evolution of the Internet and digital interactive technologies is the story, ultimately, of personal empowerment. When historians look back on this age, they are bound to be struck not only by the incredibly rapid pace of innovation and adoption of the technology that binds us together and gives us access to mass amounts of data, but also by the way that our attitudes and behavior have shifted. We are in a place where the arcane is ordinary and the obscure accessible. The new site Qwiki is perhaps the single most remarkable example of the tools powering the ability to know, now: it is a site that can dynamically create multimedia presentations about an enormous number of topics from the War of 1812 to Lance Armstrong and beyond. Qwiki on the iPad feels like the future.
But we are also seeing an amazing blending of two formerly separate activities: knowing about something and sharing something. Increasingly, in a world where we are consistently connected to mass information and our network of contacts, we can expect that the time gap between these two activities is going to rapidly shrink down to nearly nothing. People know something and immediately share it with an audience hungry to hear their thoughts. I think we can just go ahead and call this new activity "knowsharing."
To fully understand this blending of activities, we can look at a topic that is inherently important and personal for most people: their own health. For the most part, health is a relatively obscure topic for people. While most certainly have a good sense of how they are feeling and if they are sick, people tend to become quickly overwhelmed when looking at the big picture of their health. There are obscure Latin phrases and complicated lists of specialists to wade through, plus legions of people offering advice that confound and contradict.
The Internet is a perfect solution for the personal problem of health care. Pew has recently published a study that dives deep into health information online and it reveals much of what we would already expect: 80 percent of Internet users have looked up something about their health online.
Interestingly, though, is that there are a lot of people who not only go online to read up on health issues and conditions, but actively seek out communities of people to help them understand and make decisions: 18 percent have looked for others with similar conditions; 16 percent have looked at online rankings of doctors; 23 percent have followed friends' health progress on social networks. In fact, Pew found that social actions have permeated health care, leading them to conclude that "I know and want to share my knowledge" is the "leading edge of health care."
The leading edge is: in an industry with constant experimentation, invention, and deep research, the single most important trend that will catalyze change is going to be the ability for people to quickly learn something and share it with others. This is a wave that is going to slowly sweep through every industry.
The Rules of Knowsharing
Like the Golden Poppies up and down the California coast, the Facebook "like" button (and its derivatives) has sprung up across the Internet. The presence of the "like" button is quickly becoming an expected part of reading, and it clearly signals the advance guard for a legion of knowsharing consumers. There are also similar buttons for Twitter and other networks and - of course - email. The ability to share content has now become the universal call to action attached to any article (not unlike this one).
This should lead us to start thinking more and more about how we can use content as a way to not only increase the reach of messages, but also to invite people into relationships and to drive traffic. I've been working with content as a source of traffic for a while now, and there appears to be a few new rules of knowsharing that we can begin to adopt:
Ultimately, knowsharing is not a new behavior. People have always wanted to pass along new news. But what has happened is that the time gap between knowing and sharing has shrunk considerably, and the volume of opportunities to knowshare has skyrocketed. That means that what was once a part of a long cycle has become an occurrence so frequent in people's lives that they hardly even think about it. By placing your messages in just the right spot and in the right way, you can capitalize on this behavior for your goals.
Gary Stein is SVP, strategy and planning in iCrossing's San Francisco office. He has been working in marketing for more than a decade. Gary lives in San Francisco with his family. Follow him on Twitter: @garyst3in. The opinions expressed in Gary's columns are his alone.
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Loved it!
My husband and I stayed here on our drive from Paris to Florence for our honeymoon. We happened upon it by luck, just drove into Torino and found the first place that looked nice. The price was extremely reasonable (135 euros) the room was the largest we stayed in during our entire trip, and the bed was enormous and comfortable. The bathroom was modern with a wonderful bathtub and great water pressure that my husband loved. The hotel staff were heplful in making dinner suggestions and even called a few places to ensure they were open.
We had a great time here and would stay again!
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It is true that any hotel recomended by Michelin guide is going to be good. Hotel Grand Sitea was no exception. Stayed in a large room on the top floor which has large flat screen TV, marble bathroom, bidet, slippers & robes, and a wonderful breakfast. All in a good part of Turin, and not behind the railroad station where most hotels are. Hotel staff is knowledgeable and helpful and refered us to two restorants, both of which do no cater to turists and were wonderful. Would definitely stay there again.
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I spent three nights at the Sitea in early August 2006. On the whole I was satisfied.
Positive points: The hotel is very well located, about half way between the train station and the main square (Castello). It is on a quiet street, but with several useful shops just a few paces away. Very clean and neat. Breakfast buffet was fine, though the bacon and egg department would win no prizes. On my last day I ordered breakfast in the room and it was delivered promptly, by a courteous young man. Pleasant cocktail bar, drinks not overpriced. I didn't try the restaurant. (But I did dine at the Del Cambio, just a short walk away, and it was first-rate: one of the best restaurant experiences of my life. Very good value for what you get; old-world service. The gran fritto was unforgetable)
Negative points: My single room was very small. The heavy door did not keep out noise from the corridor. Renovation works are in progress, and I was unable to take an afternoon nap because of hammering/drilling somewhere beneath me. Poor choice of movies.
Overall, yes, I would certainly stay here again, but would try to get a bigger room. Be bold and ask for an upgrade; my courage strangely failed me.
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My husband and I stayed in this hotel on our way back from a ski trip. Travelling with us was our one year old son. The staff in the hotel could not have been more helpful with him, they arranged a crib, high chair etc and gave us a larger room in order to accomodate him.
Our impression was of an excellent hotel and I would reinforce the views of previous reviewers in recomending it.
Very impressive!
We stayed at the Grand Hotel Sitea for 3 nights in May 2005 at 155 Euro per night. To be honest, we weren't expecting much - but we were extremely impressed. The room was one of the largest we've experiencd in Europe (having been to over 20 European countries - all 4 star hotels). The staff were very friendly and importantly, the reception staff spoke fairly good english.
Internet is provided in the lobby area free of charge.
Breakfast was included - this was fine, nothing to write home about but considering it was inclusive we were happy! We ate in the restaurant one evening and the food was lovely.
We rang in advance and were able to secure a car parking space with the hotel free of charge (they only have 5 or 6 spaces so you must get in early!).
The location is brilliant - you're in the midst of the main shopping area/cafes etc and only a 10 minute walk from the main train station.
If I could find a negative it would be the pressing service. We requested an iron and were told that the hotel do not give irons to rooms (we should've remembered this from past visits to Italy!). However, they kindly offerred to press our clothes for us and we stupidly accepted without asking if there was a fee. On checkout, we were charged over 50 Euro's!!! We didn't complain though as it was just as much our fault for not asking if there was a charge.
Overall, a fantastic hotel - great rooms, great service, great location.
Grand by name and nature.
The only thing remotely bad about this hotel is the price. I would never have been able to afford to stay there had I not been sent there on business. Don't let the outside appearance of the hotel fool you: it truly is grand inside, with marble steps, fine furnishings, sound-proofed rooms.
Above all, friendly, multi-lingual staff and cleaners who always seem to be on duty. I had a wonderful time and I recommend this hotel highly.
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A few weeks ago, I joined local Lawrence officials and representatives from the renewable energy company Enel North America to celebrate the completion of a revolutionary new crest gate at the Great Stone Dam in Lawrence. This project was the result of a partnership between the Commonwealth and the dam's owner, Enel Green Power. The new crest gate uses a new inflatable system that improves control of water flow.
Completed in 1848, the Great Stone dam is central to the history of the city of Lawrence. The water behind the dam was diverted into canals that produced water power to power the mills for which Lawrence became known. Hydro electric power was added in 1981 –"long before 'green' power became fashionable," as Toni Volpe from Enel's Renewable Energies Division said. This recent upgrade ensures that Lawrence will continue to be a major provider of clean energy in the Commonwealth for years to come.
For many years, the crest gate on the Great Stone Dam consisted of a series of wooden flash boards held by large metal pins, and dam workers heroically undertook the arduous (and dangerous) process of rowing a boat across the top of the dam to insert the flash boards. This picture shows the old wooden gates in place.
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"There's nothing that can't be bought for the right price," Chen told Reuters.
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Chen's interest in the Times is based on his belief that the paper is worth something in the neighborhood of $1 billion. While Chen doesn't have this kind of money, Hurun's Rich List of China's super-wealthy put the magnate's wealth at about $740-million in 2012, he claims to have a silent partner in Hong Kong that is willing to put up $600 million with Chen paying the remainder of any sale price.
"If we act in sincerity and good faith, I believe the Times chairperson will change his way of thinking," he said to Reuters.
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The act of building something (most commonly) furniture or carpentry without the use of power tools.
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When a male and a female engage in intercourse and the man pulls out of her butthole and exclaims "I wash my hands of this !" He then un sheaths his long sword and cuts a two inch hole in her side. He then cums vigorously onto her internal organs
me and Becky were Jesusing so hard last night she had to go get her lungs stitched!
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the act of putting out your arms as if like jesus on the cross can be done like planking where a photo is taken in a certain spot
JESUSING. kind of like planking only alot cooler
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a sexual act which requires 4 seperate parties (usually consensual) including 1 well endowed male and 4 females (hot) where the man lies on his back as if on a crucifix, while the 4 females are positioned on: Finger of right hand, finger of left hand, face and penis.
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