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With their 23-17 overtime loss to the Chargers yesterday, the Redskins officially moved into the NFC's intensive care unit. (In lieu of flowers, though, the club would probably prefer that you send touchdowns.)
Happened fast, didn't it? In early November, the Snydermen were 5-3 and entertaining thoughts of a division title, or at the very least a wild-card berth. Now, after three straight kicks in the teeth, they're beginning to suspect, as Rock Cartwright put it, that "If we want to make the playoffs, we've gotta win out, bottom line."
That figures to be a challenge, inasmuch as the Redskins are in a 2-6 funk and play three of their last five on the road, where they've managed just one victory this season. Of course, once upon a time — in 1989, to be exact — a Joe Gibbs team did win out in this situation (only to miss the playoffs). But that was a different group of players and, perhaps, a different Gibbs.
The current Redskins, in Coach Joe's words, "couldn't find a way to win" against the Chargers — the same problem they ran into against the Bucs and Raiders. Gibbs' clubs in the '80s and '90s rarely had that problem. They would never get a holding penalty in the last minute of regulation and push themselves out of makeable field goal range, as Casey Rabach did yesterday. They would never lose 11 yards on a misfired flat pass when they were trying to run out the clock, as Mark Brunell did. And they would never, ever blow 10-point second-half leads in consecutive weeks, as they have the last two.
"We've just gotta learn how to finish games — and not be conservative and just go get 'em," Phillip Daniels said. "We've had too many of these [nail-biters]. It's time to start winning them. We've been talking about coming together and this and that. Well, when are we going to come together?"
Not this year, it would seem. Not after this latest string of punches to the solar plexus. The way the defense wilted in OT, allowing the Chargers to go 65 yards in two plays — the latter a 41-yard touchdown run by LaDainian Tomlinson — makes you wonder how much the Redskins have left. The 'D' has been the backbone of the team, but Tomlinson traipsed through it for 147 yards after halftime, ripping off ever-longer gains of 18, 22, 32 and 41.
"It really boils down to not scoring enough points," Brunell said. "Seventeen isn't going to do it. Our defense played very well, got some turnovers [three in all]. … I don't think we really did our job [on offense] tonight."
Thirteen points against Tampa Bay, 17 against San Diego. More than a year and a half into "Gibbs, the Sequel," the offense is still struggling to get into the end zone — or even to get a first down when it really needs one. The Chargers are good, don't get me wrong, but before yesterday they'd held only three of their 10 opponents to less than 20 points.
Chris Cooley caught a pass on the Redskins' second play of second half, his third of the game, and then didn't catch another. Santana Moss, meanwhile, didn't have a reception in the fourth quarter. Ask yourself: How could Gibbs not get the ball to either of those guys when it mattered most? Did he ever have trouble getting the ball to Art Monk or Gary Clark down the stretch — Lawrence Taylor or no Lawrence Taylor, Reggie White or no Reggie White, Too Tall Jones or no Too Tall Jones?
The offense's failure is everybody's failure — players, coaches and management alike (the front office being responsible for Taylor Jacobs and Jimmy Farris serving as the second and third receivers yesterday). But it's particularly shocking that Coach Joe, who once made heroes of Alvin Garrett and Timmy Smith, hasn't been able to jury-rig a solution out of the parts available to him. I mean, who cares, really, if Brunell has a 96.6 passer rating if it only adds up to 17 points — with only one completion to a wideout longer than 18 yards?
The Redskins haven't broken 20 points in seven of their 11 games, and they needed overtime to do it against the Seahawks. What was an issue in Week 1 is still an issue in Week 12 — which is another startling development, given Gibbs' history of working the bugs out of an offense during the course of a season.
Good news, though: The Redskins are done playing the AFC West (against which they went 0-4 this season). They're also done playing teams directed by former Washington coaches (against which they went 0-2). Unfortunately for them, they're not done playing clubs capable of beating them. And if one of them does — the Rams, the Cardinals, the Cowboys, the Giants, the Eagles — it's going to be a cold winter, indeed.
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I've never met a potato salad that I didn't like. Use mayo or Greek yogurt, season it with dill or throw in some Kalamata olives and sundried tomatoes -- they're all good. And since no cookout, picnic or backyard party is complete without a giant bowl of potato salad on the table, there are ample opportunities every summer to try them all.
Today, let's pare it down to the basics and talk about how to make an easy, classic, all-American potato salad. You can serve this one just as it is or use the recipe as a jumping off point for the potato salad of your dreams.
The No. 1 concern when making potato salad is picking and cooking the potatoes. This is potato salad after all! Waxy potatoes are really the best choice here; they hold their shape after cooking and have a soft, creamy texture. Red-skinned potatoes like Red Bliss are my stand-by for salads. For a slightly softer "mashed" texture in your salad, you can also try using any all-purpose potato; these have a good balance of waxy and starchy characteristics.
When it comes to cooking the potatoes, I take the traditional approach: chop them up and simmer them in water until tender. I usually leave the skins on when I make potato salad -- I like the spots of color they add to the dish, plus they're thin enough that they're usually quite tender. If you'd prefer to peel your potatoes, it's easiest to boil them whole and then peel and cut them into chunks.
Classically, mayonnaise and mustard are used to bind together those tender chunks, while celery and shallots add some crunch. Fresh herbs or diced scallions give the salad fresh flavor. Many traditional potato salad recipes also fold in some diced hard-cooked eggs; personally, I like to keep things focused on the potatoes and save the eggs for egg salad, but the choice is yours. Of course, all these ingredients can be tweaked, added, subtracted or otherwise toyed with to your heart's content. This basic recipe and technique are yours to play with.
Finally, a public safety note: If you're planning to serve potato salad at an outdoor gathering, keep it out of sunshine and don't leave it out for longer than 4 hours. Potato salad is notorious for giving hapless picnickers a bout of food poisoning! It's not actually the mayo that goes bad (mayonnaise is acidic enough to prevent bacteria from growing) but rather the potatoes themselves, which make a perfect medium for bacteria growth. Be safe, everyone!
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Serves 6 to 8 as a side dish (makes about 7 cups).
2 pounds waxy potatoes, such as red-skinned potatoes
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1 tablespoon mustard
2 ribs celery, diced (about 3/4 cup)
1 large shallot or 1/4 small onion, minced (about 1/4 cup)
1/4 cup diced scallions, parsley, tarragon or dill, plus extra to garnish
3 large eggs, hard-cooked and diced (optional)
Salt and pepper, to taste
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1. Wash and scrub any grit from the potatoes. Cut them into large bite-sized chunks. (Alternatively, boil the potatoes whole, then peel and/or dice them after cooking.)
2. Transfer the potatoes to a medium-sized pot. Cover with an inch of water and stir in a teaspoon of salt.
3. Bring the water to a simmer over medium-high heat; adjust the heat to keep the water at a gentle simmer. Cook until the potatoes are tender all the way through when pierced with a fork, 8 to 12 minutes (the time will vary depending on the size of your cubes and the type of potatoes).
4. Drain the potatoes and rinse them under cool water. Transfer them to a mixing bowl.
5. Add the mayonnaise and the mustard to the potatoes. Mix well.
6. Add the celery, shallots, scallions (or herbs), and eggs (if using) to the bowl with the potatoes. Stir until thoroughly combined. Taste a bite of the salad; add salt and pepper to season and more of any of the other ingredients to taste. This recipe is a base template; add more or use less of anything to your taste.
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We made deliberate friendships with the Turkish students. We engaged in academic discussion, told jokes, and compared cultures. I cannot imagine an experience more fulfilling than these three weeks spent in Turkey.
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Economically, Turkey is one of the fastest growing nations in the world. Since 2002, the Turkish economy has exploded, expanding its GNP by 500%, cutting its inflation rate from 35% to 7%, and tripling its exports to over $100 billion.
As Turkey experiences dynamic growth, The King's College wants to be present. Our goal is to understand Turkey, to build relationships with current and future Turkish leaders, and to use our knowledge and influence to stand for freedom and human dignity in Turkey.
The Turkey Venture enhances the King's education by putting to the test ideas about economics and business, politics and education, man and God. Students spend two and a half weeks in Turkey hosting a business and economics conference with the top private University in Turkey, and building friendships in this country that is at the crossroads of Europe and Asia.
This year's Entrepreneurship and Society conference was particularly surreal: four years ago, we were talking our way onto campus of the top private university in Turkey; this year we were welcomed at the gate by students, greeted warmly by the business school's deans, and invited to stay in university housing. It is incredible to see what King's students have built piece-by-piece, year-by-year. It is even more encouraging to see genuine friendships flourish between our students and their Turkish peers. I'm proud to be a part of such a unique project.
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Description: The tights and capes have been stored away forever, but it remains to be seen if Haven and its refugee inhabitants have survived the onslaught. Where do the Fables go from here? Bigby and Snow White's cubs try to move forward after learning a hard lesson about life and death. And the loveable, fan-favorite hero Bufkin the Flying Monkey gets into more trouble when he finally reaches his homeland of Oz.
This Fables volume includes issues 108-113 of the original series.
Thoughts: (Take 2 as I seem to have NOT saved the previous message) Thankfully the war is over, although the refugees haven't been able to return to Fabletown yet. Most of this issue deals with finding the new North Wind and what that will mean for Bigby and Snow White's kids. This was interesting but a bit slight. Hope to see a lot more exploration of the prophecy in future issues.
The story with Bifkin in Oz is good but I'm not really clear how it's going to mesh back with the main story.
I'm just hoping for more actual development now that the wars are finally (hopefully) over. I miss some of those good character stories.
Rating: 3.8
Liked: 4
Plot: 3.5
Characterization: 4
Writing: 3.5
This one has more meat to the story with picking up with Bodkin in Oz and the choosing of a new North Wind. Even with all of that happening in the book there is not a ton of action since Mr Dark has been taken care of. You do have to wonder about the Bigby and Snow's other children with the prophesy and how that will all be handled.
One of my favorite in the recent runs of this series--one of the cubs (and not the expected one!) is chosen as the new North Wind, Rose Red is troubled by Hope, and a turtle carries it's soul in a teacup. Certainly not all that's covered in this volume, but a few of my favorite pieces. Willingham and co. continue to enthrall with this series.
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Bigby and Snow's cubs are doing "tests" to see who will take over from The North Wind, Bigby's father, as King. The other winds aren't happy with this idea. Elsewhere, Bufkin the flying monkey, is wanting a revolution in Oz.
I often have differing opinions on the different storylines, so it's hard to come up with a rating. I quite enjoyed the cubs' storyline, but Bufkin's wasn't as interesting to me. There was a short Christmas story at the end, which I really liked! I am trying not to give ¼ or ¾ stars, anymore, but in order to fit my rating in better with the other books in the series, I am doing that this time. It would have stayed at a 3.5 rating, except the Christmas story raised it up a bit.
In the aftermath of the last adventures, the story turns to several dissimilar storylines with Bufkin, Rose Red, and the Bigby Wolf family each having their own adventures. Because it's a bunch of stories, it comes off as a bit disjointed. Still great reading and it left me with a few cliff hangers that have me wanting to read more.
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Dancewear Lycra, New in items in In Fashion Fabrics store on eBay! Steam Ingenious: How to Make a Bustle Pad and Why You Should. So back when I first started thinking about this steampunk thing, I remember considering the idea of bustles.
I saw the various ways to make a bustle from wire. 'Too much trouble,' I thought, 'And too difficult to sit in.' So I settled for trying to create a bustle effect with flounces and floofs of fabric. A while back I bought and downloaded this pattern, which includes a pattern for a bustle pad or pillow. So finally, before my last event, I decided to try the bustle pad and see if I liked the effect. I did. This: It's construction is pretty simple. I made a bad Paint drawing of the pieces for the pillow. As for the size of the pillow, that depends on your size and your build. As for the waistband, I just made one with two buttons on it to button around my waist. One final note. If anyone has any questions, feel free to ask. Design and Sew Your Own Leggings. Cal Patch is a renaissance crafter, with know-how spanning the fields of crochet, pattern-making, sewing, embroidery, dyeing, printing, spinning, and beyond.
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- Margaret Keatings, RN, MHSc, Vice President Professional Practice & Chief Nurse Executive, The Hospital for Sick Children
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Focused solely on the ever-changing, and often complex healthcare landscape in Canada, Ethical & Legal Issues in Canadian Nursing, Third Edition, expertly offers readers an uncomplicated discussion and practical approach to this multifaceted topic.
The book aims to prepare students for the moral and legal realities they will face in practice, and to provide them with the necessary tools to confidently face the most challenging and difficult situations they will encounter.
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Chapter 1: Introduction to Nursing Law and Ethics
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Chapter 6: Consent to Treatment
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- Tuesday, Oct. 20: "But that's Not How the Pros Do It! Testing the Effects of Multiple Forms of Practitioner-Designed Campaign Out-Reach" Dr. Daron R. Shaw, Univ. of Texas at Austin. 3:30 p.m., 3301 Friedmann Hall.
- Tuesday, Oct. 20: "A Brief but Useful Guide to the 2016 Elections" Dr. Daron R. Shaw, Univ. of Texas at Austin. 7:30 p.m., Fetzer Center.
In Memoriam
Dr. Milton Greenberg passed away on Aug. 23, in the Washington, D.C., area. Greenberg, 88, professor and provost emeritus at American University, died after a brief illness. He was a WMU faculty member from 1955 to 1969. During his time at WMU, Greenberg was a member of the political science faculty. In 1962, he and colleague Dr. Jack C. Plano published a major reference work, "The American Political Dictionary," which became a staple in political science classrooms and eventually was published in 11 editions through 2002.
Faculty news
- Dr. Mark Hurwitz has been named co-principal investigator for the Western Michigan University Cooley Law School Innocence Project, a legal clinic that seeks to exonerate people who have been wrongfully convicted of serious crimes. The project was recently awarded a $418,000 U.S. Department of Justice grant to continue its vital work.
- Dr. Sushi Datta-Sandhu received a Faculty Achievement Award in Global Engagement from the College of Arts and Sciences. The award recognizes her exemplary commitment to global engagement and internationalization, as expressed through research and creative activity; teaching, mentoring, or curriculum transformation; professional service; or a combination of achievements in these areas. Congratulations, Sushi!
- Dr. Karl Hokenmaier was recognized with a Part-time Instructor Excellence in Teaching Award from the College of Arts and Sciences. The award acknowledges significant contributions to the learning environment by part-time instructors. It is based on an accumulated record of achievement as a teacher at WMU as evidenced, for example, by student evaluations, peer and supervisor feedback, and letters of support. Dr. Hokenmaier received his PhD from WMU in 2002. Congratulations, Karl!
Student news
- David Bere, a political science major, recipient of the Kalamazoo Promise and a studio coordinator in the Office for Sustainability, is one of about 200 undergraduate students nominated by colleges and universities across the country to become 2015 Newman Civic Fellows by Campus Compact. He joins students from universities such as Stanford and Yale who collaborate to develop solutions to quality-of-life issues. Also named WMU's 2015 Student Employee of the Year, Bere is a bike mechanic and non-motorized transportation advocate and volunteers his time to many organizations in the community.
Ph.D. placements
- Stacey Pollard (Ph.D. 2015) serves as a Senior Social Scientist with the US African Command, and was published recently in the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
- Michael Romano (Ph.D. 2014) has been appointed assistant professor at Shenandoah University, Virginia, beginning in fall 2015.
Alumni news
- Kevin Knutson, Master of Arts in Political Science, was presented with the "Make a Difference Award" by Western Michigan University. The award is the highest honor presented to a member of the WMU staff.
- Norris Tweah, Master of International Development Administration, has been appointed Vice President of University Relations at the University of Liberia, Monrovia.
- Angela Peoples, Bachelor of Arts in public law, was featured in the magazine National Journal (access required, but the story is available via the campus network). Angela co-founded GetEQUAL, a grassroots group based in Washington, DC, that advocates on LGBT issues.
- Ashley Horvat, Bachelor of Arts in American public policy, serves as the nation's first-ever public-sector Chief Electric Vehicle Officer.
- Carmen Siciliano, Bachelor of Arts in American public policy, serves as legislative assistant to State Senator Mike Nofs.
- Frank Waters, minor in political science, reminisces about his time at Western Michigan University and how he became the director of the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs in Lansing, Mich.
- Tom Lenard, Bachelor of Arts in American public policy, talks about his job as chief of staff for State Senator Jim Ananich (Bronco Legislative Network).


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Editorial: Stuart city manager should consult commissioners before appointing department heads
The choice appears to be a good one.
The process, however, merits some scrutiny.
Last month, then-Stuart Police Chief Edward Morley announced he was retiring, effective Sept. 30, from the post he had held for 13 years. About four hours later, City Manager Paul Nicoletti appointed Assistant Chief David Dyess as Morley's successor.
By all accounts Dyess is a fine law enforcement officer and a capable replacement for Morley.
"I think he will be an excellent chief," Martin County Sheriff Robert Crowder said of Dyess at the latter's recent swearing-in ceremony.
The issue here is not Dyess. Instead, it is the process whereby Nicoletti made the decision and announced the appointment.
To be clear, the city charter vests the city manager with the authority to appoint department heads such as Dyess. Nicoletti is under no obligation either to consult with city commissioners before making an appointment or inform them before announcing an appointment.
Still, city commissioners are elected by Stuart residents to represent their interests on the commission. Commissioners' input matters. At the very least, Nicoletti should inform commissioners before announcing the new head of a city department. This is a professional courtesy the city's elected officials should be afforded by the city manager.
"I would have preferred to know about the appointment before it was announced," said Group 5 City Commissioner Eula Clarke, who is up for re-election.
Former Stuart Commissioner Michael Mortell, who is running for the Group 1 seat, expressed a stronger opinion than Clarke.
"I don't have a problem with the choice, but sometimes the process is more important," Mortell said. "People need to feel involved and be involved. Nothing stopped Mr. Nicoletti from appointing Dyess as temporary chief until such time as he consulted with the commissioners. It's a blemish on commissioners if they find out about the city's new police chief from the Stuart News."
Nicoletti has performed well as city manager since moving into that position in May 2011, after five years as city attorney. And he appears to have earned the respect of city commissioners in a short period of time.
That respect only will grow if Nicoletti seizes opportunities to bring commissioners into the loop during the decision-making process.
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Series: Wild And Crazy Kids
- Welcome to Wild and Crazy Kids!The show that goes anywhere and does anything to find kids having fun!With your hosts, Annette Chavez/Jessica Gaynes, Omar Gooding, and Donnie Jeffcoat!Opening Narration for The '90s version
Game Show Tropes in use:
- Covered in Gunge: Many of the games (it was Nickelodeon after all), especially toward the end of the run, when it was officially named "blap".
- Game Show Host: Annette Chavez (later replaced by Jessica Gaynes), Omar Gooding, and Donnie Jeffcoat on the original. Mati Moralejo hosted the revival.
- Home Game: Inverted; several games were "human" versions of board or video games, such as Battleship (with navy beans dropped onto "hit" contestants) and Space Invaders (with water balloons as ammo).
This show provides examples of:
- Butt Monkey: Donnie, who received the gunge treatment much more often than the other hosts.
- Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Each team had a different colored shirt with the show's logo; these varied per game.
- Cross Over: Marc Summers (from Double Dare and What Would You Do? made appearances on several occasions to play some of the games.
- Another episode had the show's cast as the heads of one team while several of the Salute Your Shorts cast headed another.
- Duck Season, Rabbit Season: One of the opening teasers involve this old gag.Donnie: I love that old Bugs Bunny gag.
- Every Episode Ending: Usually a closing skit similar to The Teaser (see below).
- Food Fight: A pie fight originally set up to be a structured "kids vs. counselors" contest very quickly turned into a free-for-all.
- Initiation Ceremony: In the final season, the guest cast member had to participate in a messy stunt to earn his or her shirt, with the guest usually getting his or her revenge on the hosts in the closer.
- Pie in the Face: See "Food Fight" above, although that wasn't nearly the only time it was used. Another staple of the show was "Green Pie, Red Pie", which was a standard game of "Green Light, Red Light" where each contestant had a pie that they had to hit themselves with if they were eliminated.
- Pilot: With three different hosts, different graphics and a different theme song.
- Product Displacement: Somebody really didn't like Nikko. Several games involved destroying said company's remote-controlled cars, with said brand name edited out (rather poorly) via a black box that "floated" over it on-screen.
- Recycled Soundtrack: The show started using Alan Ett's music library about halfway through the run; these tracks would later appear on a sister show which also aired on the network, What Would You Do? Makes sense in that both shows were created and produced by Woody Fraser.
- Rule of Three: Three hosts, each of which was responsible for one of the episode's games.
- Special Guest: Many, especially in the very last episodes (Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Michael Fishman, and Lark Voorhies, just to name a few).
- Stuff Blowing Up: One or two games featured sandcastles being blown up; another game had kids pushing random plungers to blow up large balls filled with popcorn.
- The Teaser: Every episode, involving a skit with the hosts talking about the game(s), their location, and/or any celebrities guest hosting.
- Tempting Fate: Jessica remarks at the end of a show featuring Marc Summers how no one got slimed... and immediately all three hosts get drenched in the green stuff.
- Title Theme Tune: The theme song had an electronic voice mention "Wild and Crazy Kids" throughout it.
- Totally Radical: It was The '90s, after all... one particular contest had a judging system of "Awesome" (the best ranking), "Cool" or "Bogus" (the worst).
- Window Pain: One of the recurring games was "Tee Ball Window Smash", where teams scored runs based on how the windows were coded.
- Younger and Hipper: According to a cast reunion at the 2012 Comikaze Expo, Annette was replaced after the first season because she was too old... she was 18. They brought Jessica on at 14 in order to keep the show "kids hosting kids".


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Scottland's largest city is always bustling with creativity and has one of the most vibrant art, theatre and music scenes in the UK. With regular easyJet flights to the Glasgow International Airport, visitors are only 30 minutes away from the greatest Victorian city in the world. The dear green place is a former industrial powerhouse and is widely recognised as the second city of the British Empire. Famous for its shipbuilding and tobacco industry, the city has reinvented itself in the 21st century as a vibrant and cultural holiday destination for all the family.
Museums and art in Glasgow
Glasgow's jewel in the crown is without doubt the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, which has an astonishing 8,000 objects on display. Situated in the city's beautiful West End, the Victorian museum hosts a superb collection of Botticelli, Rembrandt, Monet, Van Gogh, Picasso works and the famous Glasgow Boys collection. However, most visitors descend upon the Kelvingrove Art Gallery in search of Salvador Dali's masterpiece 'Christ of St John of the Cross'. This remarkable painting was controversially bought by Glasgow City Council in 1952 for £8,200 and has now become one of Scotland's most popular visitor attractions.
Within walking distance of the museum is the magnificent Kelvingrove Park. Set on the banks of the gorgeous River Kelvin, the park enhances and compliments the surrounding gothic architecture of Glasgow University. Dating back to 1451, the medieval institution is the fourth oldest university in the English-speaking world and is a beautiful place to visit on holiday. The leafy campus is home to The Hunterian Art Gallery and The Mackintosh House.
Charles Rennie Mackintosh's innovative and distinctive architectural style draws visitors from all over the world to Glasgow. His masterpiece is the Glasgow School of Art building and his other works include The Lighthouse, Scotland's centre for architecture and design, with its panoramic views of the city centre, as well as the Scotland Street School Museum and the aptly named House for an Art Lover, a contemporary edifice built from the Art Nouveau architect's original blueprints.
Within an hour's drive of the Scotland's historic capital Edinburgh and Stirling Castle, Glasgow makes an excellent base to visit the nearby Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. Situated in the majestic Trossachs mountain range, Loch Lomond is one of the most beautiful and romantic places in the UK. Glasgow is therefore a brilliant location for holiday makers to explore the vibrant and diverse range of Scotland's attractions.
Evening entertainment in Glasgow
Come evening food lovers won't be disappointed when on holiday in Glasgow. As the city hosts a stunning range of world famous restaurants and is renowned for its warmth and hospitality. The Merchant City is Glasgow's cultural quarter and has become a popular location for late night dining with The City Merchant, Khublai Khan and Café Gandolfi restaurants being noted for their quality cuisine. Scotland's most gregarious and excitable city has a stunning nightlife and clubbers are highly recommended to have a big night out in the cutting edge Arches and Optimo night spots. Otherwise the city has a huge volume of bars, clubs and music venues to cater for all tastes.
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84% would recommend it to a friend
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Great place
Great place, great staff, great location, great food.
Clean and roomy accommodation.
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Overnight Stay visiting family
The Ellan Vannin is well placed on the sea front and was ideal for our purpose.
The room we stayed in (16) was lacking on some very basic maintenance - the bathroom was very modern and lovely BUT the ceiling was awful - nothing a bit of mould & mildew cleaner and a coat of paint wouldn't make good. The bedroom itself also had some holes that needed filling and painting over - what a shame otherwise this would have had a glowing report.
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Seafront location. Good so far............... Arrived at Midday feeling tired and was informed we could have our room at 3pm or pay £15 to get it earlier. Decided to return at 3pm. Being almost 60 years old my wife and I were given a room 5 flights upstairs and being the only guests could not understand the logic behind this. Our room no 16 was very small with dodgy crackling electrics on the bed lamps and a risky home made extension cord under the bedside table. The walls were as thin as cardboard. The alarm clock needed new batteries. The door closer fell off on a regular basis. Our view was of the sky, a wall and next door's roof. The bathroom ceiling was damp and peeling and had no radiator. Heading down for breakfast each morning we were greeted by the smell of strong pine disinfectant and some young male employee having a cigarette on the front steps
We found the breakfasts repetitive and never changing and when my wife asked for a croissant she was told that they were not in season. On 2 occasions my wife found hairs on her breakfast. The coffee pot was never refilled and always seemed to have only the dregs left in it. The staff although pleasant did not seem to be well organised and never seemed to refill or tidy up the breakfast bar.
The cost of our stay was not cheap compared to other similar accommodation. Overall we were very disappointed and felt that the place was being run as a training centre for young people and would not recommend or revisit this place. You might think that we should have brought these things up with the owners and demanded a resolution but, there were so many things that were wrong, the obvious option would have been not to have stayed there in the first place. So I thought this review would give them a chance to buck up their ideas and sort things out for future guests.
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Good value lovely room
I stayed for 6 nights out of season and forgo is value for my money as I had a twin room with a seaview, comfortable and quiet.
Walking up several staircases was ok for me as I was right at the top of the hotel with good views and quiet. The owners were really helpful and the staff left me to get along. I enjoyed and appreciated the cake treats left daily, a nice touch.
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An expensive mistake
I stayed for one night and thanks to the non-refundable clause it cost me a whopping £300 and that one night was truly awful.
They allocated me the numpty room which was above the front door and that door banged incessantly throughout the night as people came in and out. The neighbours were also banging in the next room which wasn't pleasurable for me but I know it was for someone else. When they say you have a sea view don't forget the sea is across the most noisy road on the IoM. So don't expect to have a silent night. Don't even think about going out for an excursion either as you have to be back to move your car every two hours. So much for the free parking that they claim. Disappointing isn't even close.
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Superb location, friendly staff - breakfast lovely,the omelettes are not for the faint hearted -
View left a lot to be desired looking over some back alley but that didn't detract from a good stay !!!!
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Overall we enjoyed our stay and the great location near the sea.
However there were a few issues. The towel rail in our bathroom was only warm at the bottom, and we think it needed to be bled. The pillows weren't that comfortable and the bedding was itchy. We also couldn't understand why (in the hotel manual) it said that a complimentary breakfast was a benefit of staying at The Ellan Vannin. When we read the breakfast menu, (despite saying it was complimentary) we were told we had to pay an unreasonable amount if we wanted to have breakfast there. We found this misleading. The size of the room was fine and the bathroom was clean, but the bath mat was very frayed. There were a few black streaks on my duvet too. For the price I paid, the room was good.
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Gem of a hotel
Booked this for an overnight stay to attend a family party in Douglas.
We will be returning for a longer stay. Excellent accommodation, lovely staff, good food, and fantastic value for money. Have recommended the hotel to other friends who visit the Island regularly.
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Our 5 day short break
We had a fabulous time while we were staying at the Ellan Vannin.
The staff were very friendly and nothing was too much trouble for them. The only downside was the room we were given was at the top of the hotel and the stair were too much, but it would not stop us staying there again
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Very Enjoyable Stay
Spent a very enjoyable time here.
Nothing was too much trouble for the very friendly staff. Breakfast was a real treat, everything to your order. The double bed was so large I had to text my wife if I wished to speak to her. Would definitely recommend.
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Maintaining quality of care while managing limited healthcare resources is an ongoing challenge in healthcare. The objective of this study was to evaluate how the impact of drug management programs is reported in the literature and to identify potentially existing quality standards.
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NEW YORK (AP/1010 WINS/CBS 2/WCBS 880) — Beginning in the spring, nearly 400 New York City buses will be equipped with surveillance cameras.
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