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Hi Chick,
The problem I have with that thinking is that you seem to see streaked
plants as some different kind of animal, rather than just another type of
hosta like the "stable" types. A different type altogether that apparently
has no merits of its own. Why do you use the word "stable" as if it is a
black-and-white thing? Stability is relative in hostas, and there are
probably no hostas that are 100% stable. 'Sergeant Pepper' is a sport of
either a gold or a light green seedling. I don't know if you ever saw or
still have the solid-color plant it sported from, but seedlings don't
normally appear with ready-made margins. Was the solid-color "parent"
unstable? Obviously, since it sported to a "stable" form it must have been.
We haven't made any efforts really to breed for stability in streaked
plants. We just assumed that since the first ones that were named were
fairly unstable (but not so unstable that they have disappeared after 20-30
years) that all the others would be equally unstable. Your experience with
0017 points out that some can be pretty stable as a streaked form or we
wouldn't be having this discussion. I have some streaked plants too that
have not come close to yielding a "stable" form after 10 years or more. They
might some day, but then so might a lot of solid-color ones sport to an edge
or even a streaked form. I can't say I know which might happen first. Some
of the margin or center forms from streaked plants can also be very hard to
stabilize so they don't keep reverting to streaked forms. In the 'Fortunei
Hyacinthina' fields at Walters Gardens, plain old green 'Hyacinthina' sports
like crazy with sports in at least one plant out of ten. That's more than
some streaked forms manage. Dan can back me up on that since he was there
too. Does that make FH a stable form or an unstable form?
In my opinion, streaked forms are just another pattern, but one which
has the added bonus of yielding streaked seedlings. I don't see any reason
why they should be treated differently when it comes to naming them. Some,
like 'Fascination', can make fairly stable garden plants for those who just
like their looks. In the future, I think we'll see more streaked plants that
are like 'Korean Snow' and stay streaked very well. We haven't really
started breeding with that as a goal yet.
I think you are just jumping through hoops trying to avoid naming
them to support the concept that they are significantly different from other
hostas in some way. You could just as easily use real names rather than
xxxxxxxxxxxx Streaked to name your streaked introductions. Instead of
'Graceland Streaked', which is not a legal name for registration purposes,
you could call it 'Graceland Memories' or some such. Kevin Vaughn put out
'Delta Dawn' some time ago but when Q and Z wanted to sell the streaked
form, they asked him to name it and he called it 'Delta Force', thus keeping
the connection. If you just name things this- or that- Streaked, you'll have
to rename them later if you want to register them. It works the same way in
reversed form too - If you like and name a streaked plant like 'Dorothy
Benedict', you can't name a sport 'Dorothy Benedict Stable' and register it
that way.
That's why we decided not to put things like 'Graceland Streaked' in
the HostaLibrary. They will only be renamed later so they can be registered,
and the listing in the Library would have to be changed.
........Bill Meyer
> Ah, the inevitable challenge from Mr Meyer. Don't you have anything to
> do?
> I'm trying to get my fall list out now, so I'm afraid I don't have too
> much time to argue with you on this one.
> Yes, 'Bridgewood 0017' is a name. I guess you got me on that one.
> I put a number on a streaked plant once I decide it's worth keeping so I
> can keep track of it's seedlings. I don't like to name them because they
> are unstable and will eventually change to a stable plant. Actually the
> plant is just labeled 0017, but if I do sell or give it to anyone, I
> don't think that's sufficient and would attach "Bridgewood". And I also
> don't care to debate whether 0017 is a number or a name. The reason I
> asked the question is that 0017 is one of my best breeders but has not
> stabilized yet and I don't want to give it a "real" name until it does.
> It's just my preference, but I would prefer to name the stable plant and
> refer to the streaked form as 'Stable Plant Streaked' or some such
> thing. That way, there is a connection between the streaked and stable
> plant. '9944' stabilized and the margined form is now 'Graceland', '9944'
> never left my nursery and it became 'Graceland Streaked' and anyone can
> probably recognize the relationship. If you disagree, which I'm sure you
> do, that's fine.
> I'm amazed by the prices people are paying for streaked plants that don't
> look like anything special to me, and I wonder if it's because they've
> been led to believe that streaking is unusual. If I get around to
> planting all the seeds I take this year, I can produce literally
> thousands of streaked plants, but IMHO, unless they prove to be good
> breeders or stabilize to something interesting, which most of them don't,
> I don't see where the value comes from. I hate to imply that I'm opposed
> to separating a sucker from his/her money, but for some reason this trend
> just bugs me.
> And so that's the reason I'm not a big fan of "naming" so many streakers.
> Maybe I should just shut up and start selling them too. I can use the
> money as much as anyone.
> And actually, I don't have the same standards for stable plants. I've
> said many times before that I think don't think there's anything wrong
> with introducing plants that are not fantastic new breakthroughs in the
> world of hostas, as long as the plant is described as honestly as
> possible. And before you write a 3 page tome disputing my logic, remember
> I said I don't really care. I know there are those who feel there are
> too many hostas, I just don't agree.
> As for 'Admiral Halsey', I agree with your implication that it shouldn't
> have been introduced and haven't sold it for years. Surprisingly though,
> I still get calls from people in Minnesota and thereabouts asking if they
> can buy it because they saw it in someone's garden up there. Apparently
> the creamy gold margin I saw when I named the plant is dependent on
> temperature, and some people up there like the plant. In most years it's
> just 'Patriot' around here. So sue me. By the way, my catalog
> description of 'Admiral Halsey', when I did sell it, indicated that the
> color was much more apparent in cooler areas and ended with the
> following: "I don't know if the world needs another 'Patriot' variant,
> and I had planned to keep this one to myself, but people who have seen it
> at the nursery have asked for it."
> Chick
> Bill Meyer wrote:
> So Chick,
> I would assume that you are also not a big fan of naming margin,
> center, or solid-color plants if they were not truly unusual and
> for some reason too. Except maybe 'Admiral Halsey'. :-) The difference
> streaked plants apparently is that must also give good offspring. It's
> enough that they could be very attractive, have very stable streaking,
> good growers, have a unique look, etc. Why do they have to meet
> higher than other types? Just wondering what the difference is in your
> Also, I'm not sure why you would think 'Bridgewood 0017' would not
be a
> name. If it isn't a name, what is it?
> .......Bill Meyer
> Thanks Kevin,
> I have to admit that rules irritate me, but in this case I asked for
> so I have only myself to blame.
> The reason I'm asking is that I am not a big fan of naming, nor or
> registering, streaked plants unless they are truly unusual and
> outstanding for some reason. Obviously there are many who disagree
> because I see all kinds of plants being named that don't look any
> different than the hundreds of streaked plants I produce every year -
> thousands if you count the ones I throw out. I can't see any reason to
> introduce a streaked plant unless it's an outstanding breeder, and
> doesn't mean just any streaked plant that will produce additional
> ordinary streaked plants.
> Anyway, I digress (does it seem that there's always a rant attached to
> my questions?). I do have some streaked plants that I consider
> outstanding breeders and I have considered offering them for sale in
> future. Generally I number the seedlings I use for breeding and don't
> give them a name unless they stabilize into something I find
> interesting. I think I was once told that I could not name a plant
> 'Bridgewood 0017 ' legally because it didn't conform to the rules. It
> would seem to me that if 'Apolo 13' is legal, then 'Bridgewood 0017'
> would be too. Yes?
> Chick
> email@example.com wrote:
> In a message dated 8/28/2004 2:36:19 PM Eastern Standard Time,
email@example.com writes:
> Actually, I'm not bored. Does it say anywhere in there whether
> are allowed in hosta names? That's really all I was wondering
> Chick
> Chick I know it scares you when I send anything that relates to
rules but
> in
> this case I think you will like the answer I am giving you to your
> question!
> The relevant sections ("articles") of the 2004 version of the code
> follow:
> 19.15 For a cultivar name to be established on or after 1 January
> its
> epithet must
> consist of no more than 30 characters (Roman letters, numbers, and
> permitted
> punctuation marks or symbols) overall, excluding spaces and the
> demarcating
> marks.
> Ex. 24. After 1 January 1996 a name with the cultivar epithet
> la
> Comtesse Oswald de Kerchove de Denterghem" could not be
> 19.16. A cultivar name may not be established if on or after 1
> 2004
> its epithet
> consists solely of a single letter or solely of Arabic or Roman
> numerals.
> Ex. 25. Names containing the epithets "K", "400", and "MMIV"
cannot be
> established, but the epithets "Hundred", "10 Downing Street", "451
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Chetwynd studied social anthropology as well as fine art and this is reflected in her carnivalesque performances which combine an eclectic range of sources from history, literature and culture high and low – from Hieronymus Bosch and Rabelais to Meatloaf and Conan the Barbarian – and are gregarious and improvisatory affairs involving gangs of participants and elaborate, gloriously wonky homemade costumes and props. Amidst the frolics she is also not afraid to address big issues such as gender politics, the state of democracy and personal debt, but always obliquely and never with a wagging finger.
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While still in Spartacus-mode at Art Basel Miami Beach a few years ago, she regaled the high net worth art crowd with Money…a Cautionary Tale, which presented mimed improvisations of morality tales warning of the dire consequences of pursuing financial gain (including distributing the National Debtline telephone number) while her uproarious intervention A Tax Haven Run By Women at Frieze in 2010 took a game show format and involved 10 puppeteers operating a giant grinning 12-legged "cat bus" taken from the Japanese anime film My Neighbour Totoro.
The Totoro cat bus is just one of the bizarre exhibits at Nottingham Contemporary, which also includes a giant tent-sized pulsating Brainbug, leader of a bug colony in Starship Troopers. There's also a film shot in Nottingham's famous caves, which formed a major element in a special one-off performance commissioned for the show. This also had topical monetary concerns at its core, featuring an extravagantly be-robed debt counselor – as well as a temple from the film Cat Woman.
Although they are primarily animated by live action, Chetwynd's expressive costumes and performance paraphernalia also function as sculptural objects in their own right, with many of the gargoyle-like masks, miniature models of film sets and a particularly fine set of exquisite cardboard models of Star Wars villain Jabba the Hutt already acquired by major collectors.
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On show at Sadie Coles are over 40 of these most recent paintings, made whilst on a residency in Tuscany and including Italianate landscapes, hilltop towns, and ominous swarms of bats against rosy Tiepolo-esque skies. If you're not in the market for one of these highly desirable little works at £6,000 apiece, the entire series to date is also reproduced exactly to scale in a chunky single volume – almost like a flicker book – capturing all her snarling, swarming beasts between covers for a mere £26.
Likewise, Chetwynd's latest Chaucerian-themed photocopied collages which completely cover the walls of Cole's gallery are also rendered less voluminous in book form, as illustrations for a special new edition of Some Canterbury Tales (£12.99). Here the stories of the Knight, The Miller, the lusty Wife of Bath et al find their perfect visual expression in Chetwynd's anarchic and audacious fusions of images from all sources – sacred and profane, medieval and modern – and you get to read Chaucer's words as well.
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This is a real Belgian recipe, there are many ways of making it, but this is one I came up with and changed it along the way. It has a rich, sweet sauce and absolutely tastes wonderful! Serve with french fries and apple sauce
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- 750 g stewing beef
- 750 ml brown beer
- 2 slices peperkoek or 2 slices bread
- 1 tablespoon mustard
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 50 g chocolate
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 bay leaf
- 1 tablespoon margarine or 1 tablespoon butter
- salt
- pepper
- Glaze the onion in margarine in a large skillet.
- Add the beef and cook until it has browned.
- Add all of the beer, the beef, the chocolate and the bay leaf.
- Spread the mustard onto the slices of peperkoek or bread and place in top of the meat.
- Add salt and pepper to your taste.
- Leave to cook on low heat for at least 1 1/2 hours, but the longer it cooks the better it tastes, stir from time to time preventing it to burn. The sauce should have a pretty thick consistency.
- The leftovers of this recipe can be frozen or the recipe can easily be doubled.
- Enjoy!
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I liked the simple preparation of this meal but find the long cooking time a bit of a pain. Mine tasted a bit bitter. Next time I will add more sugar.
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The process took 4+ weeks. I interviewed at Facebook (Seattle, WA).
As far as difficulty, interview was pretty standard. Facebook has a very low tolerance for bugs/mistakes, so definitely test hard!
Having received offers from major companies (Google, Microsoft and Amazon) and having 8+ years experience at one of these, I feel reasonably confident in saying I wasn't challenged. Instead, the whole process felt like an exam, and most interviewers behaved like examiners, not collaborators.
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- In my system design round, I was asked to scale out a complicated data structure. I did make reasonable progress, but the interviewer and I were playing catch-up for the entire interview
Two interviewers told me to implement a 'silly' protocol, or a 'silly' class. This clearly makes it an exam, and not a true discussion/debate since it is not possible to make many logical arguments.
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45 minutes interview with one tech question. Their engineering called and briefly asked about why you want to work at facebook. You have time to ask them questions at the end
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I applied online. The process took 2+ months. I interviewed at Facebook.
I applied online, and a recruiter reached out to me almost two months after. She asked me for some info and my availability and within two or three days scheduled one technical phone call with an engineer. The engineer was extremely helpful and you could tell he genuinely wanted me to do well (study prior), good after convo don't be afraid to ask questions! It's not everyday you get to talk to an engineer working for facebook.
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contacted thru linkedn , if I was interested in facebook. Pondered whether to give a try or not . As my impression was facebook being php shop and me being a scala developer it would not match my skillset(Not interested in going back to dreaded c++ either). Meandered and then agreed for phone interview.
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The process took 8+ weeks. I interviewed at Facebook.
Hr connected me and ask dome simple questions. I was told to have a phone interview and which the interviewer ask simple questions. The onsite is not professional. Three architectures and three coding! One of my interviewer is an Indian guyand HE DID NOT communicate with me! I keep asking him to clarify but hd refuse to answer it! How they can ask such rude people interview others?
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At the New Group, Ethan Hawke directs and stars in "Clive," Jonathan Marc Sherman's rewrite of Bertolt Brecht's first play, "Baal," but the show is unrelentingly chaotic and shallow.
'Clive' Has Mood and Atmosphere but Little Else
At the New Group, Ethan Hawke directs and stars in "Clive," Jonathan Marc Sherman's rewrite of Bertolt Brecht's first play, "Baal," but the show is unrelentingly chaotic and shallow.
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Celia Keenan-Bolger and Cherry Jones Discuss 'The Glass Menagerie'
We had the opportunity to chat with both Jones and Keenan-Bolger—on separate occasions—about working on the play. The pair discusses their shared love of director John Tiffany, reinterpreting a classic piece, and wanting to do their laundry with Andrea Martin.
Last Dance Call for Camp Broadway
Camp Broadway Dance announces a last call for the registration to its Feb. 16–18 program for teenage dancers between the ages of 14 and 18
Sundance's Playwrights Retreat Begins
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Finalists for August Wilson Monologue Competition Announced
The Southern California finalists will be competing on the stage at the Mark Taper Forum for one of three spots at the May 6 finale in New York.
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Jonigkeit spoke with Backstage about how he found his theatrical bearings and his advice for aspiring actors.
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A self-guided restaurant stroll featuring food choices from over 20 local restaurants and special deals from local retailers. The participating coastal restaurants are located along Mission Boulevard from Pacific Beach Drive to Diamond and along Garnet Avenue up through Dawes Street (maps provided). Participating restaurants include: Filippi's Pizza Grotto, Nick's at the Beach, Duck Dive, Bareback, and more.
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Carphone Warehouse has kept shareholders hanging on for the past 12 months - hanging on to their shares, that is. The group, which began life selling mobile phones but these days is just as likely to sell you a fixed telephone line, has benefited from the intense rivalry between handset manufacturers and among networks, ringing up some pretty impressive sales figures in the process.
Yesterday's trading update for the fourth-quarter of its financial year revealed that our obsession with mobile phones has hit new heights, with total connections growing by almost one-third to 1.44 million. Not only was this better than expected, but crucially for Carphone, the snazzy new camera phones are tempting people back to high-margin subscriptions.
The company expects mobile connections to soar by 15 per cent this year, driven by its mammoth new store-opening programme. This is more than double its previous guidance, prompting analysts to upgrade their forecasts for the year to March 2005. It will spend £80m on opening 200 new stores, increasing its UK presence from 500 to 625 sites. Had it not been for the multi-million pound marketing campaign the group is planning for its fledging fixed line business TalkTalk, the City would have dialled up some even higher numbers.
Talking of TalkTalk, the bit that should cushion the company from any slowdown on the high street, optimistic projections see it more than doubling its current customer base to 1 million by this time next year. Carphone is expanding TalkTalk across Europe: yesterday it spent £13.3m on a Swiss reseller. Charles Dunstone, the chief executive, insists the company remains smitten with retail, given that it needs its shops to recruit fixed-line customers, yet admits that the 44 per cent that its stores contribute to its bottom line is likely to fall. That the group fits into neither the pure retail nor pure telephony camp, makes its shares, flat yesterday at 147.5p, tricky to value. Either way, there is no need to hang up now. Hold.
London station keeps Capital out of tune
Capital Radio still has to prove that it can fix the problems at its flagship 95.8FM station in London.
The company has great assets and is arguably the market leader in the UK. However, quarterly trading figures out yesterday, for the January to March period, the second quarter of its financial year, showed that the company is continuing to underperform the radio sector.
There is one reason for this: the group's performance is dragged down by poor audience figures for 95.8 FM, which then hits advertising revenues. Analysts estimate that this station accounts for 30 to 40 per cent of group revenues.
After growing 5 per cent in the past three months of 2003 (the first quarter), the quarter just ended saw 2 per cent sales increase across the company. This was as forecast - to the relief of the City. Other radio brands owned by the company such as Century and XFM, are clearly doing well.
A major plank of the company's solution for 95.8FM is a new presenter for the all-important breakfast show, is about to be tested. Today is Chris Tarrant's last morning hosting the programme before he hands over to Johnny Vaughan. It will be several months before we find out how Mr Vaughan does but there are good grounds to believe that he will be a hit and also manage to attract a younger audience.
Capital Radio shares, which closed yesterday at 488.5p, trade on a forward multiple of 25. Given Capital's underperformance, it's just a hold.
Funeral planning gives Dignity a market edge
There is little risk that Dignity, Britain's largest provider of funeral services, which floats on the stock market today, will run out of business. The company says people have been dying at a stable rate of 600,000 a year since 1950, and are showing no signs of getting closer to immortality.
Dignity will become Britain's only public listed company dedicated to providing funeral solutions, with its shares starting trading at 230p. It will have a market value of £184m.
The company last year conducted funerals and cremations for almost a fifth of those who died in the UK, and is number two in the funerals market to the Co-Operative group, which controls 14 per cent of the sector.
But Dignity makes more revenues from deaths because it also runs a pre-arranged funerals plans business, which doubled in size last year.
By going public Dignity has been able to raise more than £100m to pay off some of its more expensive mezzanine debt and loan stock, though its gearing will remain high.
The business should not find it difficult to grow by snapping up some of the myriad family-run businesses that still dominate the sector. This presents opportunities for synergies, such as sharing vehicles. Buy.
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October 14 2014 09:06AM
During this past week we took a trip down to LA to watch the Kings open up their 2014-15 season by raising the Stanley Cup, have a chat with our new cousins at The Royal Half and have a chat with Violent Gentlemen. This article is about their cool company and how they have helped me greatly with the Nation Network.
You have been forewarned in advance. Anyone looking for Corsi/Fenwick6 calculations should skip this piece.
The Nation Minute
Nation World HQ
October 13 2014 06:00AM
The Nation Network brings you the Nation Minute, a rapid fire look around the network and the NHL. On tap this week: Don Cherry and the Leafs, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Jeff Petry, Mason Raymond and more.
Canucks Army Player Previews: Linden Vey
Rhys Jessop
October 12 2014 02:58PM
Acquired in a trade that saw Jason Garrison go to the Tampa Bay Lightning and Tampa's 2nd round pick (Roland McKeown) dealt to Los Angeles, Linden Vey became the second "Linden" drafted out of the Medicine Hat Tigers to don a Canucks jersey, and the second Canuck roster player to play for Willie Desjardins' Tigers, after the club acquired Derek Dorsett in a separate deal.
The 23-year old playmaker doesn't have much in terms of an NHL track record, but has previously performed well in the CHL and made major strides towards becoming a very good pro in the AHL. Can Vey translate his strong junior and minor pro play into a full-time NHL position with the Canucks? Read past the jump.
Canucks Army Postgame: Canucks Still on Pace for 82 Wins!
J.D. Burke
October 12 2014 01:38AM
Another step closer to the coveted 82-0 season that has eluded this franchise all these years. It wasn't easy, but the Canucks persevered through a boring and less than fortuitous first half en route to an exciting 5-4 victory in the shootout.
The aforementioned boredom reared its ugly head before the puck had even dropped. The Canucks made their introductions, from the training staff all the way to Top Sixtito. There's been considerable changes made to this roster and this was about as good an introduction to the new faces as could be forced upon this markets faithful.
A delayed puck drop did little to alleviate this lull. The Canucks stepped out of the gate flat and listless. An opportunistic Oilers squad with an extended history of disdain for Vancouver hopped on this opportunity to the eventual tune of a 4-2 lead. PDO is a fickle mistress and the Canucks had clearly been neglecting her calls for the better part of this week. Score effects? That's another story.
Canucks Army GDT #2 - Oilers @ Canucks
J.D. Burke
October 11 2014 05:46PM
For the third time in little over a week, the Vancouver Canucks are set to face the Edmonton Oilers. Tonight's tilt is set to take place at Rogers Arena, with the visiting Oilers fresh off the heels of a 5-2 loss at the hands of their provincial rival, Calgary Flames.
Not that pride has ever been in high-supply within that locker room, but they're a year older and perhaps it's an acquired taste that they're just now beginning to introduce to their palate. It's within the realm of possibility that they come out all guns firing and better prepared for the Canucks than we could ever imagine.
By that same token, the recent matchup totals between these two clubs in Rogers Arena aren't overly flattering of the Oilers or their chances tonight. Over the past five seasons, the Oilers have accrued a 3-10-1 record in Vancouver.
There's a great little rivalry brewing between these two clubs. Regardless of whether Zack Kassian invokes Copper and Blue's use of the the Code of Hammurabi again, it should be fun.


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This is a 4-star conference hotel located on the edge of Skellefteå, set in pleasant, peaceful surroundings, not far from the centre of the city. The train station is only 2km away while an airport bus shuttles guests direct to the hotel door.
All the rooms are furnished in oak and come with new Lexus beds. They are designed in an ultra modern Scandinavian style with clean lines, wooden floors, bold colours and funky art work. Rooms vary in size from small to medium. Bathrooms are compact and offer a shower only, yet they are clean and furnished with modern facilities.
A modern purpose built hotel constructed from light coloured bricks and only two storeys high. Architecturally the hotel is similar to many modern travel lodge hotels built on the edge of cities.
A spacious and modern dining room is hosts the hotel's restaurant. Typical of Scandinavian design it features wood heavily throughout with cherry wood furniture and a light wood floor. Both breakfast and a large home-made evening buffet, with a salad bar, and dessert is served in this space. In the summer it is possible to enjoy meals on the terrace outside.
The lobby is a glass & metal building which butts onto the main accommodation block. It provides and open planned space with access to all areas of the hotel as well as functionality in the form of a reception desk and seating.


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A news report that the Pakatan Rakyat coalition has agreed to ink an agreement with Indian rights advocacy group Hindraf over proposals to uplift the Indian poor has been denied by PKR vice-president Tuan Chua.
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Best Gourmet Mac + Cheese in Toronto
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Discovering 3 of the most unique houses in Toronto!
Go off the beaten path in Toronto and discover 3 of the most unique houses in the city!
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These aren't the type of Grilled Cheese sandwiches you remember!
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Toronto's Junction neighbourhood ended prohibition in the 21st century!
…and now it has some of the best bars in West Toronto. Here are 8 spots where you can get a great drink in The Junction!
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Money Supply Announcements and the Ex Ante Volatility of Asset Prices
Previous empirical studies have documented more volatile money grow th and money surprises, more volatile asset price changes, and increased responsiveness of asset prices to money surprises since the October 1 979 change in Fed policy. This paper studies the associations between money announcements and the ex ante volatility of asset prices in th e recent past. Results indicate that revisions of ex ante asset price volatility, as measured from prices of stock index, government debt, gold, and foreign currency options, are significantly correlated with the surprise component of the weekly M1 release. There is also evidence that money releases reduce volatility by resolving uncertainty. Copyright 1988 by Ohio State University Press.
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Volume (Year): 20 (1988)
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