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Bame Tehran
Posted by Behzad (Shiraz, Iran) on 10 August 2016 in Cityscape & Urban and Portfolio.
If you want to have a full view over this huge city from above, this is probably the best place to go. This is the best walking hill in Tehran and You will have a magnificent view over city of Tehran. The walking road has a mild slope which makes it suitable for walking at any age. It startes from station 0 and ends in station 1. You can walk from station 0 to station 1 in about 30 minutes. You can also use the bus service for going up or coming down.
Note: There are several small food kiosques and fastfoods along the way and at the end if the walking road. There are also facilities like bunji-jumping and paintball in the area. At the end of the walking road, the road to famous Mount Tochal starts which you can go up either on foot or by mrans of tele-cabin.
Be careful: the weather is 5-10 degree less than city center!, the place is overcrowded during weekends! Enjoy your promenade!
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2012 SPE Nico van Wingen Fellowship Recipient is Amirmasoud Kalantari Dahaghi
Congratulations to the 2012 SPE Nico van Wingen Fellowship Recipient – Amirmasoud Kalantari Dahaghi!
Mr. Kalantari-Dahaghi is a PhD student in Petroleum & Natural Gas Engineering at West Virginia University. Amirmasoud received his BS in petroleum engineering from Petroleum University of Technology and MS in petroleum and natural gas engineering from West Virginia University in 2010.
His current research interests include modeling & simulation of shale gas reservoirs and computational Intelligence application in shale gas modeling. He played a coordinating role in several shale gas projects in Petroleum Engineering & Analytics Research Lab. (PEARL) at West Virginia University. Amirmasoud has published several technical papers and has presented in SPE conferences and also served as a technical reviewer for several SPE and other petroleum engineering related journals.
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Memorial University of Newfoundland Student Chapter Recruits New Members
The MUN student chapter recruited new members during the Engineering Orientation program. The chapter was able to recruit first year engineering students by highlighting the benefits of being an SPE student member. Congratulations, MUN student chapter on recruiting new members!
Henry Dewitt Smith Fellowship Winner Announced
Congratulations to Gerrit Verbeek! He has been awarded the 2011 Henry Dewitt Smith Fellowship. He is awarded the 6000 USD fellowship.
Gerrit is pursuing a Master's degree in petroleum engineering at The University of Oklahoma, USA. He also completed his undergraduate degree at The University of Oklahoma, graduating summa cum laude. He is fluent in English and Dutch. Gerrit is currently doing research on an algorithm called the Ensemble Kalman Filter (EnKF) under Dr. Deepak Devegowda in the reservoir engineering department and is expected to complete his degree in 2012. His motivation, self-discipline, initiative and his capacity for hard work earned him internships with BP Alaska, Apache Corporation and Range Resources Corporation.
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Congratulations to Sharjeel Aziz! He has been awarded the 2011 Gus Archie Memorial Scholarship. His scholarship is renewable for up to four years.
Sharjeel graduated number 1 out of a total of 611 graduating students from James E. Taylor High School in Katy, Texas. He made a perfect score on the math section of the SAT (a common university entrance exam used in the US). He also scored perfectly on the mathematics level 2 section of the SAT subject exam.
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- President – Chess Club at his high school
When Sharjeel finds free time, he enjoys tennis, basketball, and reading. His immediate future plans include attending California Institute of Technology to pursue a degree in petroleum engineering. Congratulations again, Sharjeel!
Congratulations to SPE August Student Chapter of the Month – Middle East Technical University Cyprus!
The SPE August Student Chapter of the Month Middle East Technical University Cyprus (North Cyprus Campus) is staying busy while growing their membership.
The students of this chapter have been eagerly participating in and hosting petroleum engineering events. They visited TPAO Akcakoca Natural Gas production facilities and three Offshore Production platforms, including GSP Bigfoot 3 that was doing drilling operation on Akcakoca shore. They also visited the Research Laboratory of Turkish Petroleum Corporation. Some of the students attended the two day IPETGAS 2011 Chamber of Geophysical Engineers and UCTEA Chamber of Petroleum Engineers. They have also participated in the SPE Turkey Paper Contest. It is an objective of this chapter to learn and participate as much as possible with anything to do with petroleum engineering.
Keep up the great work Middle East Technical University Student Cyprus Chapter and once again, congratulations!
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Wisconsin Leads Nation in Trophy Whitetail Bucks
The number of trophy bucks taken in Wisconsin has risen by 857 percent in 30 years, with a record-breaking 383 entries during the five years ending in 2010, according to historical records kept by the venerable Boone and Crockett Club.
Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife Reminder: Keeping Deer as 'Pets' Isn't Just a Bad Idea – It's Also Illegal
In the past week, the Division of Fish and Wildlife Enforcement Section has responded to three separate incidents in which white-tailed deer were either kept as pets illegally or raised by people and then released to roam free. In each of these instances, the animals were living in the wild but had lost their natural wariness of humans and would readily approach them looking for food. Two of these incidents involved minor injuries to a neighbor, one of whom was a child.
New Jersey's 2012 Deer Classic Winners
The Garden State Deer Classic is an annual event showcasing hunter entries in New Jersey's Outstanding White-tailed Deer Program, which was initiated by the Division of Fish and Wildlife in 1964.
Ohio Wildlife Council Hears Proposals for 2012-13 Deer Hunting Seasons
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Maryland DNR Announces Deer Season Harvest for 2011-12
Maryland deer hunters harvested 98,029 deer during the 2011-2012 bow, muzzleloader and firearm seasons combined. This figure is similar to last year's harvest of 98,663 deer. The antlered harvest increased 3 percent to 34,416 this year, while the antlerless harvest declined 3 percent to 63,613 deer. The harvest totals include 2,657 sika deer; a 4 percent decrease from last year's total for this species.
Final Numbers Are in for Ohio's 2011-12 White-tailed Deer Season
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), Division of Wildlife announced that 219,698 deer were taken during Ohio's 2011-12 hunting season, compared to 239,379 in the 2010-11 season. The top three counties with the highest number of deer taken this season were: Coshocton, Licking and Tuscarawas.
Michigan's Northern Lower Regional Deer Advisory Team Will Meet For the First Time Feb. 11
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Pennsylvania Hunter Exposed to Rabies by Field Dressing Deer
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"The 119,656 deer taken was the highest total since the 2008-2009 season," said Tina Brunjes, deer program coordinator for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. "Good hunting weather may have been a contributing factor to the excellent harvest during the last two months of the season."
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Locavores, a word with you. Local food may be gaining traction in all kinds of ways, but a report out today from the Institute of Medicine serves as a stark reminder of just how globalized our food system truly is.
Jim Riviere, chair of the committee that wrote the report, drove this point home at a press briefing this afternoon. "Globalization is not going to reverse," said Riviere, who is a professor of pharmacology at North Carolina State University, Raleigh.
Today, around 85 percent of the seafood, 39 percent of the fruits and nuts, and 18 percent of the vegetables that Americans buy come from abroad, according to the IOM. And as we reported last month, it's the fish and spices from abroad that are most likely to make us sick.
This is a crucial point for Riviere and the other committee members, because they were tasked with figuring out how the developing countries that export food and medicines to the U.S. could do a better job at making sure the stuff they send us is safe.
For a long time, food safety experts have complained that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration doesn't have enough port inspectors to adequately catch contaminated imports before they reach consumers. One of the aims of the Food Safety Modernization Act, which became law last year, is to overhaul our 1930s-era food inspection system, which relies on about 2,000 inspectors to monitor shipments at the ports.
But it's unreasonable, according to Riviere, to expect them to inspect all 20 million different lines of food, drugs and medical devices coming into this country from abroad.
"No matter how much inspection we do, we are always going to find flawed products," Riviere said. "We're not saying we need to cut back on inspections, but all resources can't be spent on inspection."
Instead, the IOM says the onus is on the FDA to help the exporting countries improve their own regulatory systems and supply chains, so that everyone can be more confident that what they're producing is safe.
Last fall, we reported on an FDA trip to China that was meant to help highlight how our regulators can collaborate better with Chinese food suppliers.
That kind of coordination is critical, the IOM says, because so many gaps exist within the regulatory systems in countries like China. Supply chains are murky, and regulation is fragmented among a variety of different agencies that often don't communicate well with each other.
What about countries that do have strong regulatory systems? The FDA could do more to help these countries do their jobs by sharing inspection report data with them, the panel noted. "It doesn't help us that we and the European Union are inspecting one manufacturer and not another," Riviere said.


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Malicious Screensaver: Malware on Gnome-Look.org
A screensaver from Gnome-Look.org at closer look revealed itself to be malware.
When installing an innocuous "waterfall" screensaver from Gnome-Look.org, an Ubuntu user noticed something strange: apart from the screensaver not being on GNOME's approved list, it also contained a script that performed some peculiar substitutions.
Among other things, it took a file named auto.bash from the server and installed it on /user/bin/, along with a file named gnome.sh that it put in the /etc/profile.d/ directory. The script then issued ping requests to send very large packages to a particular server. The script presumably helped serve in a denial-of-service (DoS) attack against other servers that provide exploits for huge multiplayer games such as World of Warcraft.
The user posted his discovery in the Ubuntu Forums and the screensaver has since disappeared from the Gnome-Look.org site. The guesswork as to what the script exactly did and how to remove was batted about in the forum. Apparently the Debian package installed under the name app5552. It was determined that removing the malware together with the malicious script required the command
sudo rm -f /usr/bin/Auto.bash /usr/bin/run.bash /etc/profile.d/gnome.sh /usr/bin/index.php /usr/bin/run.bash && sudo dpkg -r app5552
In general the lesson to be learned is if you want a secure system, don't download any software outside the official package sources without at least looking at the source code first.
Reflections on Trusting Trusthttp://www.ece.cmu.edu/~gan...all02/papers/p761-thompson.pdf
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But it is more than that. Teenage women in Tehran now carry tiny pictures of Leonardo DiCaprio in their wallets, the American film star - playing the fictional Jack Dawson - being one of the Titanic's martyrs.
Even the government newspaper Iran was moved to carry a full-page story on the ship's sinking, headlined "The Greatest Maritime Tragedy of the Century".
True, the Titanic's fate embraces a lot of revolutionary Iran's favourite obsessions: mass death, self-sacrifice, the collapse of Western self- confidence and the corruption of wealth. Kate Winslet's fiance in the film employs a butler who spies on her and DiCaprio - like the Iranian morals police. And when the butler loses sight of them, they drink alcohol and make love. What a message for an Iranian audience.
But bootleg copies of the movie, illegally videotaped in cinemas, are now flooding the black market. And Iran's own film industry is blossoming. One of the stars of the Cannes festival was Samira Makhmalbaf, who plays the heroine of The Apple, an Iranian movie recording the story of two sisters whose mother was blind and whose father - fearful that they would be corrupted by the outside world - kept them in a cage until neighbours released them. What is more, their story is true.
Three of four years ago, such cinema-viewing would be inconceivable. So would the advent of a real, competitive, aggressive afternoon newspaper. But the new Jamiyah (Society) - circulation higher than 130,000 - campaigns for human rights, covers sport and Hollywood, and has even asked President Clinton for an interview. It has talked to former White House man Geoffrey Kemp on Iran (Mr Kemp is conservative to the point of dullness) and to the Iranian journalist Faraj Sarkuhi following his release from prison after being charged with denigrating the government.
When the Mayor of Tehran, Gholamhossein Kharbashi - a friend of President Mohamed Khatami - was jailed for corruption, Jamiyah cartooned the unfortunate civic leader chained to a flower-pot - an allusion to his dramatic creation of public parks and flower-beds in central Tehran.
Mr Kharbashi is secretary-general in the new Servants of Construction party, which has been set up as a political platform for Mr Khatami in an obvious attempt to provide democratic credentials to all those who oppose the conservative "Supreme Leader", Ali Khamenei. In the new party can be found the governor of the Iranian Central Bank, Mohsen Nourbakhsh, the bright and liberal Islamic Guidance minister, Ataollah Mohajerani, and Faizah Hashemi, daughter of the former president.
The new party was set up on the first anniversary of the election of the highly educated, German-speaking and even humorous Mohamed Khatami as president. The Servants of Construction mouth the same comfortable policies as Mr Khatami; civil society and "transparent" politics - the latter a clear insult to the highly untransparent politics of Ayatollah Khamenei and his supporters.
But the Supreme Leader has not lost his power. When Ayatollah Hossein Montazeri, a supporter of Mr Khatami, called a demonstration to show support for him at Friday prayers last week in Isfahan, where the unfortunate prelate is under house arrest, Ayatollah Khamenei denounced the protest as a conspiracy "by US arrogance and its Zionist elements." Mr Khatami's attempts to secure improved relations with Washington resulted in an exchange of wrestling teams; the Americans were welcomed as friends in Tehran - the Iranian team arrived in the United States to be photographed and finger- printed like criminals.
Old habits die hard. The Americans are prepared to talk to Iran if it abandons "terrorism" - a reference to the killing of Iranian dissidents abroad and Tehran's support for the Hizbollah guerrillas fighting Israeli occupation forces in Lebanon. Last week, Iran issued its own four conditions for talking to Washington: an end to American "interference" in Iran and the return of Iranian assets frozen when the Shah was overthrown, a halt to support of opponents of the Tehran regime and to accusations of "terrorism", because "America itself supports terrorism, including Israeli state terrorism."
Although Europe appears to have softened the Helms-Burton sanctions against foreign companies doing business with Iran, the US Senate has imposed a sanctions Bill against firms which sell military technology to Iran, claiming Russia is advancing an Iranian missile programme. Moscow says it is merely completing a 1,000-megawatt nuclear power station at Bushehr - "no secrets, no hidden agreements," according to President Yeltsin's spokesman.
An Iranian delegation led by Gholamreza Aghazadeh was in Russia last week to discuss delays in the Bushehr construction, which Ukraine refused to honour; Mr Aghazadeh is likely to visit Peking next month to discuss nuclear co-operation with China. American suspicions will not have been softened by the theft in Isfahan of a truck carrying parts from the Bushehr plant.
At the same time, Kamal Kharrazi, the Iranian Foreign Minister, has been visiting the Arab Gulf to continue building relations between Tehran and the kings and emirs of Britain's former protectorates.
Iran's claim to three islands in the United Arab Emirates - in dispute since the early 1970s and memorably called Abu Moussa and the Greater and Lesser Tunbs - continues to stifle trust between Arabs and Iranians. Iranian mediation in Afghanistan has meanwhile failed to unite two factions opposed to the "Black Taliban" Islamic militia supported by Saudi Arabia.
The 1994 bombing of a Jewish community centre in Buenos Aires - for which the Argentines fingered an Iranian diplomat called Mohsen Rabbani - has led to the recall of most of Argentina's diplomats in Tehran and a demand from Buenos Aires that Iran reduces its embassy in Argentina to a single envoy. "Baseless," Mr Kharrazi responded to the claims, which were, he said, "based on the antagonistic patterns of the ... propaganda machinery of the Zionist regime".
Routine rhetoric, perhaps, but not particularly upsetting to the people of Tehran who, amid their Kharbashi-installed public gardens and new shopping malls and cinemas, care little about accusations of terrorism or even about Salman Rushdie. The economy - which is quite another story - will perhaps be President Khatami's greatest challenge; some call it, too, a Titanic. But Iran itself shows every sign of becoming - horror of horrors for the United States - a normal country.Reuse content


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Kyle XY asks how far you would go for love. Would you go 38 feet and 9 inches?
Spoilers stashed ahead like an old bikini you just can't throw away.
A show of hands of those who felt cheated by the misleading promos. I totally wanted Ablanda to break free of her good girl roots and dump Kyle's butt for some hottie she met at that music conservatory — a hotbed for hookups if I ever heard one. Alas, it was not to be. She instead had an identity crisis that made her question if this was what she actually wanted in life. Yawn.
Mama Bloom isn't so thrilled with Amanda's impromptu visit home if it means her daughter has given up on her dream. Naturally, Carol blames Kyle. I mean, he was levitating, so that means he poisoned Amanda's mind, right? Mama puts Ablanda on house arrest without the snazzy ankle bracelet.
I wasn't sure where this was going, but then the show got really good. The Siblings Trager and Jessi volunteered to help Kyle bust Amanda free so he can talk to her and find out what's wrong (she had left him hanging with the words, "We need to talk," which he learned is bad). The harebrained scheme was a hilarious mix between Mission: Impossible and Scooby-Doo, requiring the team to practice misdirection with the purse-lipped Mrs. Bloom.
Here they be, the phases three:
1) Jessi rings the Bloom doorbell to talk to the mom, but really gets the alarm code. Lori tosses pebbles at Amanda's window, alerting Mama Bloom so she'll pull down the shade.
2) Kyle hones his ability to control the flow of electrons and manipulates them to go through the Tragers' household, out to the neighborhood transformer (not a robot in disguise), into the Bloom household and finally to Amanda's lamp to short it out.
3) Kyle uses a projector to throw words he wrote on the upstairs window onto the shade in Amanda's room. With the room dark and the light from the projector, she finds out the alarm code her mother was keeping from her and an order to meet Kyle at local teen hangout, The Rack.
The best part of it all? Josh acts as decoy by putting on a blonde wig and lying in Amanda's bed in case Mrs. Bloom checks up on her daughter. Let's start Joshie's drag career early, why don't we? I wish Andy were there to mock him.
Ah, but there's an unknown element, usually designated as x in Algebra, but let's just say it's XX. Yup, Jessi. She's eager to learn and improve her abilities under Kyle's tutelage, but when she hears that Amanda might be sticking around and not returning to New York, she gets an odd look on her face. Could it be jealousy? Or perhaps she just feels some sort of ownership over Kyle's time. Hmmmm. Regardless of the motivation, it's strong enough to make her rat out the location of the starcrossed lovebirds to Mrs. Bloom, who promptly whisks her daughter away on her Bloom broom.
Finally, finally we see Ablanda pluck up some courage when she defies her mom by refusing to catch the flight back to school and seeks sanctuary in Kyle's love hideaway equipped with the comfy bathtub.
Speaking of sneaking through windows, Brian Taylor catches Jessi sneaking back into her room and confronts her about her activities at night. Turns out she finally understood about not being seen, so she's been practicing her tricks at night. Ol' BT is thrilled because he can't wait to train her for his "plans." Jessi is thrilled in turn because she has a purpose other than messing up Kyle's love life.
Thoughts and highlights:
– This episode was all about identity: Amanda's musical pursuits, Lori's essay, Nicole and Stephen's career choices and Jessi's continued attempts at finding a purpose. Heck, even Josh donning a wig played with the theme.
– Last time I wore a sundress, no car alarms went off. I must have been standing in the shade.
– Lori describing the other half of the half-full glass as "a desolate void of disillusionment, misery and regret." She speaks my language.
– Thank goodness Kyle's guitar serenade was cut short. I don't think I could take the cheese factor. Only John Cusack has ever made serenading really cool.
– Even Ablanda's favorite meal is bland: noodle casserole. Why do I continue to be disappointed in her?
– Jessi: "I can do anything Kyle can do." Josh: "Can you make out with Amanda? Cuz that would be hot."
– Mrs. Bloom: "You're Lori's trampy friend." Jessi: "Oh no, that's Hillary."
– Declan has that look in his eye. He's going to do something dramatic to try to win Lori back. He better.
– It was brief, but Hillary always steals the scene, and this time she revealed her secret love of Top Chef. Lol.
Your thoughts? What about those scenes from next week?


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Oven Baked Beef And Vegetables Casserole
|Stewing beef
|1 1⁄2 Gram, cubed (675 Gram)
|Seasoned flour
|1 Ounce (25 Gram)
|2 Fluid Ounce (50 Milliliter)
|2 , sliced
|2 , sliced
|1 , chopped
|Celery stalks
|2 , chopped
|Beef stock
|1 Pint (600 Milliliter)
|4 Ounce (125 Gram)
|2 , skinned and chopped
|Chopped parsley
|1 Tablespoon (For Garnish)
Coat the beef cubes in the seasoned flour.
Heat the oil in a frying-pan.
Add the onions and fry for 5 minutes.
Transfer to a plate.
Add the meat to the pan and fry for 5 to 8 minutes or until evenly browned.
Add the carrots, turnip and celery and return the onions to the pan.
Cook for 2 minutes.
Gradually stir in the stock and seasoning to taste.
Bring to the boil, stirring occasionally.
Transfer to an ovenproof casserole, cover tightly and put into the oven preheated to warm (170°C/325°F or Gas Mark 3).
Cook for 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 hours, or until the beef is tender.
About 20 minutes before the end of the cooking time, add the peas and tomatoes.
Garnish with the parsley.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1039 Calories from Fat 546
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 62 g95.1%
Saturated Fat 8.3 g41.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0.79 mg0.26%
Sodium 1221.5 mg50.9%
Total Carbohydrates 102 g34.1%
Dietary Fiber 21.5 g86.2%
Sugars 39.2 g
Protein 27 g54.4%
Vitamin A 498.5% Vitamin C 253.5%
Calcium 28.8% Iron 40.8%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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El hotel esta nuevo, limpio, bien atendido, con parking, en una zona centrica y cerca de todo. Nada
la amabilidad de todo e personal todo estuvo excelente, ademas al principio pensamos en el preci para eljir el hotel si embargo fue una agradable sorpresa ya que en todos los sentidos elegimos un excelente hotel, con un excelente ambiente familiar y un restaurante con una cocina exceente. felicidades a todo el personal.
Super cerca de todo los turistas no
Las habitaciones y cuartos de baño son pequeños y antiguos. Necesitan una remodelación
La atención del personal, habitación,desayuno, sala fitness,piscina, ubicación y en ganeral todo
Very beautiful hotel. Room was very spacious and gorgeous, and small kitchenette was still very useful with full set of plates, glasses, and utensils. Their ocean-front mineral pools are simply great with its view. We didn't have a chance to take any massage service this time, but their Spa facility was nice and beautiful as well. We also enjoyed the food and drinks a lot at their pub. Definitely recommended for nice relaxing stays in more adult/mature atmosphere. At Mineral pools, the large pool could be warmer in winter season as it gets freezing to get out of the pool... In the meantime, hot tubs were nice and hot, but due to their small sizes, they can instantly get occupied with group of people, which makes other guests hesitant to join and stay in the less-warm pool for a long time. Also it'd be nice if how-to-order drinks at the pool was informed more clearly. When we saw other guests enjoying their drinks, we really wanted to order some for ourselves as well. But we didn't know how, so we just waited for the server to come to the pool. Finally in the morning of the last day, we found out there was a inter-phone with drink/food menu located near the gate, which was too late for us :( For the nature of the hotel's very adult/mature atmosphere, I personally felt it'd be kinda nice to actually make it Adult Only. Of course it's also nice to see cute little children enjoying their stays as well, but when I see them jumping into the pool (right in front of No Diving signs, and parents never stop them) or hear them screaming (calling mom), it's a lil turn-down for us. But it's very personal preference, so we do respect hotel's policy. Otherwise, we loved the hotel and definitely come back for next time!
Great location, quiet rooms, modern style, helpful staff. Quality of equipment and bathrooms
Waterfront views were wonderful. We especially enjoyed seeing the occassional harbour seal at breakfast. About a 20 minute stroll to the main harbour area. No real negatives.
Great location overlooking the entrance to Victoria inner harbor. Very nice and helpful staff. Nicely designed rooms. Worst: nearly all the pillows smelled of old sweat. We finally requested and received new, unused pillows. Avoiding dry cleaning pillows is not a good cost-cutting measure! Also, waited one hour for breakfast, after two complaints, received it with the explanation that here were "problems in the kitchen." To their credit, the restaurant wait staff seemed embarrassed and comped the breakfast. Another morning we decided to skip the menu and do the $17 buffet, which was MUCH worse that the free buffets you get at budget hotels.
The taxi service was fantastic, the room was nice and the staff friendly. I will come back!
Location- could easily walk to harbour or fisherman's warf lots! dirty - can't see through the windows, no balcony! no view of the harbour, restaurant is a rip off can't even fill your cup with proper coffee in the morning, not child friendly- felt that a child was disturbing .
Construction noise next door
Service, location, value, ambiance, shuttle service
Very nice hotel. Breakfast was good too.
I liked that the hotel was close to the water and Fisherman's Wharf. It was clean and the staff was friendly. It was far from the main downtown core. They do provide a free downtown shuttle on a first come basis until 2300. I believe this hotel would do much better if they had a FREE airport shuttle AND a free continental breakfast. I know I will look for both in a hotel if I return to the area.
Pretty good location - 10-15 minute walk to empress and downtown. Right next to fisherman's wharf. Good Restaurant. Nothing.
Very friendly and imformative staff. Our room was large with a king bed, good bathroom and small balcony overlooking the inner harbour. The hotel has a great location with a regular water taxi service to the city centre. The Orca Sprit whale watching experience, office and boats are also based at the hotel wharf.
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The location was great as were the staff. The beds were a little too hard and the building was showing signs of wear.
Very good location, staff very nice. We found the bed hard and uncomfortable
The location. I liked everything
Very nice, all staff was friendly and helpful.
The french staff was really nice, the room well cleaned and since we had a discount, we were very happy of the quality.
I enjoyed being close to the inner harbour. While the room needed a few minor repairs, the staff were very accommodating and pleasant. It was great value for the price. I would definitely stay there again
Ubicación excelente, entorno encantador, habitaciones amplias y cómodas y personal muy amable. Me encantó!
Esta en un lugar privilegiado con unas vistas a la bahia y a Victoria espectaculares Al registrarnos no nos iban a dar habitacion con vistas a la bahia pero les enseñe lo que ponia en mi reserva de Booking y me dieron entonces una habitacion estupenda.
las vistas del puerto de Victoria y sus alrededores para pasear
Gran habitación, personal excelente, el servicio de transporte era fantástico. Teníamos una hermosa vista. Las paredes eran un poco finas, podíamos oír a la gente en el pasillo hablando. Me parecía que estaban en nuestra habitación.
la atencion dispensada por el personal no
El hotel esta muy céntrico, y su precio es aceptable. Tiene wifi gratis pero su funcionamiento desde la habitación es un poco malo Esta situado en una calle principal y se oye bastante bien el trafico. Igualmente los vecinos de mi habitacion llegaron a eso de las 2 o 3 de la mañana y se les oia perfectamente a pesar de q no gritaban
muy buena ubicación y el desayuno muy correcto la discoteca pública que hay en el hotel y da a las habitaciones
Lo unico bueno es la ubicación, que está en una zona central, accesible a los puntos más turísticos de la ciudad. El personal no muy atento y la habitación fatal. Vieja, sucia, pequeña, con camas separadas y con vistas a una pared de cemento.Tampoco nos ha gustado la zona de marcha que hay junto al hotel porque produce mucho ruido. Intentamos que nos cambiasen la habitación porque no nos dieron lo que pedimos, y nos ignoraron por completo.
Su ubicacion, y los servicios Habitaciones un poco antigüas
Ubicacion en pleno centro de Victoria, en precioso edificio emblematico, con bares, terraza, etc....a 2 minutos de todo. Parking cercano, Internet wifi correcta. habitacion muy correcta y limpia aunque no muy grande (tampoco pequeña). Durmimos esupendamente a pesar de tener ventana a roof top, bien aislada. Desayuno correcto pero sencillo, y en comedor muy confortable y agradable. Personal muy atento y eficiente, pero algo frio. Es un autentico 3 estrellas estilo Europeo. NO, todo OK.
Great to be on the waterfront and on the path around the harbour. Parking somewhat pricey, but secure....
The restaurant was wonderful. The food was so innovative and delicious. The staff was very friendly and offered every opportunity to help. I would definitely stay at this place the next time I'm in Victoria. I really appreciated the fact that it was actually further away from all of the other hotels because it was quiet and peaceful.
Clean room, not far walking distance from downtown Heater did not work all too well, room couldn't get warm enough.
5 min walk to centre 'Stuffy'.resturant and bar staff, all others excellent! Not a family hotel.Lack of resonably priced meals evidenced by the small number of dinners v occupantcy.Suggest eating out for variation.Swimming pool closed for two days and harbour 'view' we paid for, was peeking through large trees from 2nd floor!!
Harj at the Front Desk was a highlight of information & service
Big, comfortable, well equipped room, value for money, pool hours (open late) No hot tub, bathroom a bit dated
Beautifully designed room, well-equipped facilities, and friendly, helpful staff. Would like towel hooks in bathroom
The location was amazing and the staff at the front desk and front door were extremely helpful and friendly. We were here for the Goodlife Fitness marathon.
the location is great. room are quiet for resting. I booked a ocean view room and end up a roof top view with very angle ocean view. The bell man help us get to the room, he also said it doesn't look like a ocean view room at all. Beside, the room very dated and furniture, carpet are all smell. So, I decide to upgrade to a newer building and paid extra $50 just for one night. Very disappointed the front desk lady keep emphasized that is a ocean view room!!
Awesome restaurant Aura in the hotel.
Location - ideal as we arrived in Victoria from Seattle by the Victoria Clipper
Room overlooked inner harbor. Very clean with very helpful staff. Restaraunt menu did not have enough basic food choices, no chicken for my wife but I did enjoy my sable fish..The room was missing a selection of glassware as only had 2 glasses for all purposes, also did not have a makeup mirror which my wife prefers. All in shall s nice spit to stay . We will return.
Rooms have a contemporary look, well located and excellent Tapa restaurant. Space between bed and door is a little tight; however, the rest of the room is a good size.
We loved our stay at Hotel Rialto. The location is fantastic, it's in downtown Victoria and we were able to walk to pretty much everything except Butchart Gardens. Our room was clean and beautiful, the staff was helpful and friendly, and the food in the breakfast room was good. Parking was very close by in a reasonably priced garage (hourly, up to $12/day as of August 2015). I loved Victoria and plan to go back, and when I do I will stay at the Rialto!
Staff was great Shower drained very slow causing over an inch of water to pool in the bottom every time you used it. Bed was not comfy at all. Room was a lot smaller than i expected.
The restaurant - terrific
convenient Location, nice restaurant, good coffee shop, friendly staff, cool bar, have to pay for parking
Very friendly staff, clean and comfortable rooms. The restaurants downstairs were fantastic! The bathrooms had radiant heated floors, which was a nice touch.
well it is in victoria. loved the old building, and the satff was great. our room could have used an armchair to read in, and the airconditioners need work.
We enjoyed our stay at the Rialto. An improvement over the old Douglas. Wonderful linens, coffee and wine bar in our rooms. the staff were friendly and helpful, making the visit a pleasant one. The proximity to shopping and restaurants made the visit an easy one. It is definitely worth a return.
i love the peaceful feel to the hotel. Each room I have stayed in was very quiet and extremely comfortable. The beds and linens are wonderful. All my needs are met within the room.
Small hotel with professional, friendly and helpful staff. The location is walking distance from most places in Victoria. To demonstrate how well we liked the hotel, the only thing that we remember is that they forgot to put bathropes in our room.
The room is spacious and furnishings in the room are quality. The distance from the hotel to the bus terminal only 3 minutes for walk. The hotel is quiet, good room service....
Enjoyed the food and ambiance at prime. The staff at hotel have gone way beyond expectations in making every stay fabulous. Would like a pool. Roof top bar and city transporting options(bike,hotel car)
The couteousness and genuine friendliness of all of the hotel staff was commedable. The breakfast that was included was fantastic and very efficiently served. The valet service was excellent.
Hotel Staff was very polite and professional. Location could not be better. Rooms are big and very comfortable. During breakfast, should be more waiters looking at the food that is missing.
The apples were delicious and the Aveda products were a real treat.. I did not like the smell of the room initially. It smelled as though it needed to be aired out.
I liked how polite the staff were, and I was very impressed with my room. I wish I had known I would have been charged for the Global that was put in our room, tho the price was appropriate.
Handy to have restaurant downstairs for take out and room was set up with dishes and cutlery with a proper table for dining. This was great. Very convenient.
the service was very good. Helpful staff at front desk.Location was a little difficult without auto. perhaps better choice of on-sight restaurant
Frontend staff did a great job Nothing.
The rooms were really nice and updated The bed wasn't very comfortable.
Our room was very quiet and comfortable
Close to downtown
Staff tried to make things right after disasterous first night teams from a lacrosse tournament booked rooms and it was party central - very noisy on Sturday - better the next night
Kind staff. Good location. Very small rooms. Cleanliness not perfect.
We stood in line for 15 minutes (I counted) while ONE staff member dealt with ONE check-in ahead of us. (And there were people behind us...). Sure, she apologized when it was my turn, but who cares? Why didn't she call another staff member to check in others and speed things up? Why wasn't I offered an upgrade, or free drink at the restaurant, or one day free parking, or something as compensation? And we were staying 3 nights. Nope. A perfunctory apology was all I got. And don't tell me that a manager somewhere wasn't monitoring the various security cameras which observe that check in desk, so they knew - but apparently didn't care. Shameful. Very, very disappointing for a supposed luxury hotel.
Very comfortable and spacious suites.
The room, facility and service were all exceptional. Very impressed!
Luxurious rooms, lots of space, great service and staff Did not provide enough toiletries, no air conditioning, could not close top windows
I loved this hotel- it felt so luxurious with out the price tag. We had deluxe suite and we will definitely return.. It was close to the harbour and we could walk everywhere. The soaker tub was very relaxing, nice little touches like washer dryer and ipad doc made it even better We enjoyed it all very immensely fireplace didn't work in either room and the hot tub jets were not very strong
They did our laundry free of charge when our dryer wouldn't work. Very nice and folded it to ;)
Great rooms with everything you need
el gimnasio y la ubicacion que es viejo, destecnologico y que por fuera, el edificio se ve muy viejo y despintado
Cerca del centro de Victoria En la habitación no había aire acondicionado y se notaba la diferencia entre el pasillo y la habitación
I didn't like how in the morning I tried calling and calling but no one answered as I had to catch a 7am and was told the night before someone would be there all night but when I called at least 9 times no one picked up until 5:50 am and all I wanted to do was check out and leave
amabilidad del recepcionista Servicio de desayuno: no había buffet libre, servicio muy lento y con muy poca variedad
La habitación era muy confortable,el hotel tenía piscina de agua caliente, aunque eché en falta una piscina normal. Pero en general todo muy bien. No.


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From the outset of Fluxus during the early 1960s, artist editions were central among the formats explored by the network of individuals who embraced this movement's experimental practices. Among them, artist and designer George Maciunas conceived of Fluxus Editions—affordable and portable publications and multiples meant to introduce revolutionary art into everyday experience and to publicize the group's ideas on an international scale. Often housed in small boxes or kits, the works incorporate photography, performance scores, film, and found objects, reflecting an interdisciplinary and conceptual approach. Dozens of projects resulted, including works by George Brecht, Robert Filliou, Willem de Ridder, Milan Knížák, Alison Knowles, Yoko Ono, Nam June Paik, Benjamin Patterson, Mieko Shiomi, Ben Vautier, and Robert Watts. Drawn largely from the Gilbert and Lila Silverman Fluxus Collection Gift, this exhibition explores the many aspects of the group's innovative production.
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Think twice before skipping over Uncle Charlie or your occasionally annoying neighbor when doling out party invites. Dr. Susan Bartell, a noted child psychologist, reminds us that this holiday season, we should give our children and ourselves the gift of really forgiving others their faults.
For many people, the holiday season is more stressful than fun. We must attend awkward reunions with rarely seen family and friends, for instance. Or even worse, we find ourselves with family members with whom we are not on good terms. In addition, when we are entertaining at home, there are stressful decisions to be made about who to include on a guest list and who to leave off. Then, after each gathering are the inevitable discussions about how angry or upset someone is about someone else's behavior.
Of course, although unpleasant or stressful, these are expected and normal experiences and feelings that are usually the result of years of complex relationships. When children, however, observe the "inclusion or exclusion dance" of adulthood, they don't understand the history that caused us to arrive at our now frustrated, sad, or angry feelings towards some of the people in our lives; kids don't get the gray areas. You may not realize it, but children hear—and listen carefully to—adults discussing who they don't like, who they would rather not see, and who they're not going to invite…until, generally, the invitation is sent anyway with many complaints. These overheard conversations convey a confusing but powerful message. This is because we spend a great deal of time talking to kids about including everyone, accepting that no one is perfect, and not talking behind peoples' backs. But is this actually the way we behave? Do we practice what we preach?
If you are willing to admit (even just to yourself) that you are more likely to tell your child how to behave towards others than to actually behave that way yourself, then the next few holiday tips are for you!
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Lindsay Lohan Sentenced to 120 Days in Jail for Violating Probation
Lindsay Lohan is going back to jail. On Good Friday afternoon, April 22, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner ruled that the troubled actress has violated her 2007 DUI probation stemming from her alleged necklace theft back in January, and thus sentenced her to120 days in jail.
Judge Sautner also ordered 24-year-old Lindsay to serve 480 hours of community service, including 360 hours at a downtown Los Angeles women's center where, the judge said, "perhaps then she will see women who are truly needy and might change her behavior". Additionally, she is required complete another 120 hours of community service at the Los Angeles County morgue.
Lindsay reportedly looked confused and distressed when taken into custody at the Los Angeles courthouse. Her lawyer Shawn Holley immediately filed a notice of appeal. The "Machete" actress is expected to post $75,000 bond on the probation violation at the jail, and be freed.
Earlier on Friday, Judge Sautner reduced Lindsay's felony theft charge down to a misdemeanor. Nonetheless, the judge stated that the evidence suggested that the actress meant to steal the necklace. "If in fact it was an accident, she could have called the store back," she said. "I see the intent here and I see the level of brazenness with 'let me see what I can get away with.' "
Lindsay is to stand trial on a reduced misdemeanor charge of stealing a $2,500 necklace on June 3. Before that, she is still expected to return to court for a hearing May 11.
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