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UNCASVILLE, Conn. -- While Rick Pitino shows no signs of slowing down, former UNLV Rebels coach Jerry Tarkanian just hopes to "make a good showing" during this weekend's induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass.
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A steep decline in births among immigrant women hard hit by the recent recession is the driving force behind the record low U.S. birthrate, according to the Pew Research Center.
The annual number of births per 1,000 women ages 15 to 44 dropped 8% in the U.S. from 2007 to 2010 to 64 births per 1,000, according to a report released Thursday by the nonpartisan Pew center. The U.S. birthrate peaked during the baby boom, at 122.7 in 1957.
Immigrant women, both legal and illegal, still have a higher birthrate than the U.S. population as a whole. Yet the rate for foreign-born women dropped 14% between 2007 and 2010, to 87.8 births per 1,000 women ages 15 to 44, compared with a 6% decline for U.S.-born women, to 58.9 births. The birthrate plunged 19% for immigrants of Hispanic origin during that period; among Mexicans, the largest group among Hispanics, the rate plunged 23%.
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Hanson rallies for 6-5 victory
Hanson Memorial struck for two runs in the bottom half of the seventh inning to pull out a 6-5 victory over the St. Martinville Tigers Saturday at the Amar Lancon Field.
Cameron Stovall picked up the win after appearing in relief of starter John Guienze. Stovall pitched 2 and 2/3 innings, allowing three runs (one earned) on four hits with one strikeout and two walks. Guienze worked 4 1/3 frames, giving up two runs on one hit with five strikeouts and two walks.
Jake Cyr took the loss, allowing six runs (three earned) on six hits with six strikeouts and four walks.
Hanson, which opened the scoring with a 1-0 lead in the bottom half of the second inning, fourth back from a 5-4 deficit with a pair of runs in the seventh inning to earn the 6-5 victory.
Bo Barrilleaux went 3 for 4 with one run for the Tigers. Drake Businelle was 1 for 3 with a triple and run Cameron Stovall and Jacob Hebert collected hits in the contest.
Hanson will play host to Gueydan on Tuesday at 5 p.m. in District 8-A action.
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Polaroid's story over the past decade or so has been an ironic one, to say the least. Buffeted on all sides by cheap digital cameras and smartphones, the instant camera maker opted to stop production of its iconic analog camera and instant film line-up back in 2008. Fast forward six years and not only are Fujifilm and the Impossible Project making millions selling instant cameras and film to the market Polaroid had prematurely abandoned, but the most popular photo platform on Earth, Instagram, is designed to essentially be a digital recreation of a Polaroid instant film camera, right down to the icon. Talk about squandered opportunities.
Given this tragicomic corporate journey, it's no wonder that when I stopped by the official Polaroid booth at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas last year, two of their floor representatives were openly drunk as they gave me a tour, because why not? All they were showing off were cheap iPad cases. But this year, Polaroid is actually showing something cool: the long-awaited Socialmatic camera, a cleverly designed instant camera that looks like an app icon and mashes-up Polaroid's iconic heritage with the digital/social networking age that followed.
Don't get too excited, though. This is Polaroid we're talking about, and if they've proven anything over the last decade, it's that there's seemingly nothing they can't mess up.
Appropriate to a company whose bearings have been as confused as Polaroid's over the last few years, the Socialmatic's path to market has been a circuitous one. Back in May 2012, designer Antonio De Rosa imagined the Socialmatic as a real-life Instagram camera. Not only was the camera shaped like a 3-D version of the photo network's official icon, but its interface was simply the Instagram app itself. The clever twist of the Socialmatic? Not only could you use it to take pictures to share on Instagram, but it would print out your snapshots on Impossible Project instant film.
De Rosa tried to raise funds to build the Socialmatic through Indiegogo, but failed. He then entered what he described to Co.Design as a "long and difficult negotiation" with Polaroid to bring the Socialmatic to market. And now it's here, albeit with some design compromises along the way that robbed the original Socialmatic concept of some of its polish.
That's not to say it looks terrible. But while the original Socialmatic concept made the camera look like a 2-D icon turned into a candy-like three-dimensional Chiclet, the new Socialmatic looks decidedly cheaper and cruder, almost like a design knock-off. No wonder when we asked De Rosa if the deal had affected the Socialmatic's design, he listlessly shrugged and said, "Could be."
It's not all bad. The guts of the Socialmatic are plenty powerful, and feature both a 14-megapixel front sensor and a two-megapixel rear camera, as well as a 4.5-inch touch screen. The specs also include built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, four GB of internal memory, and a Micro SD card slot for expanding your storage.
You can still use the Socialmatic to print your photos, but instead of printing them on Impossible Project's AGFA-based instant film (which would be most in-keeping with the Polaroid heritage that inspired Instagram), Polaroid is using their inkless printing technology ZINK to print out two-by-three-inch color stickers. As for digital sharing, the Socialmatic runs Android, which should allow you to upload photos you take with the Socialmatic Camera on any social network with an Android app, including Twitter, Facebook and—of course—Instagram.
But all of this should be heavily qualified with the caveat: "in theory." Despite its CES debut this year, how well the Socialmatic actually works, what it will cost, and when it will be released are all big question marks. According to The Verge, Polaroid wasn't even showing off a working demo unit at this year's show. Polaroid won't say how much the Socialmatic will cost, and they will only cop to a release date "Fall 2014" for the Socialmatic to show up on store shelves.
None of which inspires confidence, to say the least. In fact, given Polaroid's bizarre missteps in recent years, one wonders if the very worst thing that could have happened to De Rosa's brilliant and daring Socialmatic concept was for it to be licensed by the spiritual father of the app that inspired it.


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I saw it. Looks dreadful, to me. I can't say I'm a fan of all the strange angles and broken lines.
Well, it does look like a lot of jagged edges. But I'm not sure if they have any performance benefit or are just for looks. Seems like the car for the young millionare (I think UAE has plenty of them).
Well I hope it doesn't end up like the Aston Martin One-77. They've been featured in magazines, but I've never seen one on shows like Top Gear etc where they can test them out.
Also, I have a feeling this car is not entirely new, and starts out as a lamborghini or something. I hope I'm wrong.
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Carnival Season
Mardi Gras in the Tri-City area is under way and the first ball of the season is Saturday. Seven balls will follow in consecutive Saturdays leading up to Mardi Gras. Six parades will be held from Feb. 28 through Fat Tuesday, March 4.
Two anniversary celebrations will be highlighted. The Krewe of Galatea will celebrate 45 years and the Krewe of Dionysus will recognize 35 years of revelry.
Officials from each krewe remind ball patrons that events begin promptly as scheduled and all viewers should be seated prior to the published start times.
Krewe of Adonis
The men's Krewe of Adonis will hold its 39th tableau at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Morgan City Municipal Auditorium. Floor seating is by invitation only and balcony viewing is free to the public.
Bidding farewell will be King and Queen Adonis XXXVIII Raymond Pisani and Christie Dragna.
Adonis hosts the first parade of the local season with the area's only nighttime procession at 7 p.m. Feb. 28. The parade will begin at Brashear and Federal avenues in Morgan City, proceed down Federal Avenue to Onstead Street, Sixth Street, Marguerite Street, Ninth Street, Clothilde Street and Victor II Boulevard where it will end at the Myrtle Street intersection.
Krewe of Nike
The children's Krewe of Nike will have its 43nd coronation Feb. 8 at 7 p.m. at the Morgan City Auditorium. Floor seating is invitation only.
Making a farewell appearance will be King and Queen Nike XLII Cooper LeBlanc and Quincee Wiggins. LeBlanc is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles "Jay" LeBlanc. Wiggins is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jarrod Wiggins.
Members of the krewe will parade this year with the Krewe of Galatea at 2 p.m. March 2 in Morgan City.
St. Mary AARP
St. Mary AARP Mardi Gras Court and Ball is in its 26th year. The event will be held Feb. 8 at the St. Mary Senior Citizens Center in Morgan City. The coronation will take place at 7 p.m. followed by the ball and dinner. Admission is by pre-sold ticket only. For ticket information call 985-384-2277.
Bidding adieu will be King and Queen XXV Donald and Shirley Akers.
The krewe has no plans to parade.
Krewe of Galatea
The women's Krewe of Galatea will celebrate its 45th year with a coronation at 8 p.m. Feb. 15 at the auditorium. This is an invitation-only event.
Making an appearance will be Queen and King of Galatea XLIV Mrs. Charlie Solar Sr. and Herbert J. Adams Jr.
Galatea will host its annual parade at 2 p.m. March 2 in Morgan City. The procession will organize on Second Street in Morgan City under the U.S. 90 Grizzaffi Bridge and proceed north to Onstead Street, Sixth Street, Marguerite Street (where a toast will take place at the reviewing stand), Ninth Street, Clothilde Street and Victor II Boulevard, ending at the auditorium.
Krewe of Amani
The Krewe of Amani will also hold a tableau Feb. 15. The event at the Patterson Area Civic Center has floor seating for $20 with tickets available from krewe members. Balcony viewing for the 8 p.m. coronation is $5.
Saying farewell will be King and Queen Amani XVI Kenyon Allen and Amber Grogan.
Amani will hold its Lundi Gras parade at 2 p.m. March 3. The procession will line up at Patterson High School and proceed down La. 182 (Main Street) and end at the Place Norman Shopping Center.
Krewe of Dionysus
On Feb. 22, the Krewe of Dionysus will present its 35th coronation at the Berwick Civic Complex. An 8 p.m. start is planned for the invitation-only event. Balcony viewing is available free to the public.
Bidding adieu will be King and Queen Dionysus XXXIV Mark Seibert and Destini Barrilleaux.
This year's alternating Dionysus parade will be held at 2 p.m. March 1 in Berwick.
The procession will line up on Gilmore Drive and turn left on John Street, right on Robichaux Street, right on Mount Street, left on Gilmore, right on La. 182, right on Tournament Boulevard, right on Fairview then right on Pattie Drive where it will disband at Berwick Junior High School.
Anyone wishing to place a unit in the Dionysus parade should contact Roddy Richard, 985-498-0118 or Dale Tompkins, 985-518-3274. All units must be registered.
Dionysus will hold an After Parade Dance. Tickets, $10, are available from any board member. No tickets will be sold at the door.
Krewe of Hannibal
Also on Feb. 22, the Krewe of Hannibal will host its 34th ball at 8 p.m. at the auditorium. Floor seating is invitation only. Balcony viewing is $5.
Saying farewell will be King and Queen Hannibal XXXIII Patrick M. LaSalle and Terez J. Boston.
Krewe members will parade with Dionysus.
Krewe of Hephaestus
The Krewe of Hephaestus, the oldest local krewe, will hold the last coronation court in the Tri-City area at 8 p.m. March 1 at the auditorium. This invitation-only event has free balcony viewing for the public.
Making an appearance will be King and Queen Hephaestus LIII Kenneth Cefalu and Abigail Conrad.
Hephaestus will parade Fat Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Morgan City.
The parade will organize at the corner of Sixth and Sycamore streets in Morgan City, proceed down Sixth Street to Marguerite Street, Ninth Street, Clothilde Street, and Victor II Boulevard, ending at the auditorium.
The Siracusa/Greenwood Mardi Gras Parade will also be held Fat Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Siracusa Subdivision near Morgan City.
Participants will line up on Siracusa Road at 1 p.m. and proceed to James Street and Grace Street before ending at the Siracusaville Recreation Center.
Anyone wishing to participate or for information call Leroy Trim or Kimberlin Frank at 985-385-4224, or Mary Jones at 985-519-6971. Applications may be picked up Siracusa Recreation Center, 1110 Grace St., Siracusa Subdivision. Entry is free.
—Krewe of Adonis: Friday, Feb. 28, 7 p.m., Morgan City.
—Krewe of Dionysus: Saturday, March 1, 2 p.m., Berwick.
—Krewe of Galatea: Sunday, March 2, 2 p.m., Morgan City.
—Krewe of Amani: Monday, March 3, 2 p.m., Patterson.
—Krewe of Hephaestus: Tuesday, March 4, 2 p.m., Morgan City.
—Siracusa/Greenwood Parade: Tuesday, March 4, 2 p.m., Siracusa Subdivision.
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The zombie infection began with an experimental bacterium created in a lab in London. The geneticist responsible killed the project after six months, not knowing that he himself harbored a dormant form of the bacterium. After engaging in a short affair with him, Lucy Koplowitz brought the infection back to her family in New York. From then on, it was only a matter of time.
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A Used Door
Getting Cold Hard Cash For Your Non-Running Clunker
If you have a junked vehicle on your property that you no longer want to keep, you will most likely want to find a way to get rid of it without having to pay to do so. There are actually a few ways you can make money from a non-working vehicle instead of having to reach in your wallet to have it towed away. Here are some ideas you can use when you feel you want to have a vehicle taken away while making some money as a result. Call a Local Salvage Yard One of the best ways to get rid of a junked vehicle is by calling a salvage yard to come to your property to take it off your hands. They will send a tow truck to pick up the vehicle and will most likely give you compensation on the spot. The salvage yard will use the vehicle for its metal. It is important to inquire whether a valid title will be needed before the vehicle is picked up so you can make alternate plans if you do not have it readily available. Consider Donating The Vehicle Vehicle donations are accepted by several non-profit organizations. If you have a charity in mind, call their main headquarters to see if they participate in a vehicle donation program. They may be able to point you in the right direction to a similar charity that provides this service if they do not do so themselves. The charity will send a flatbed tow truck to your home to haul away your vehicle. In exchange for your contribution, the charity will provide you with filled out tax forms indicating the estimated amount of value of your vehicle. This can be mailed with your federal tax return in exchange for a deduction on your taxes. Sell Your Vehicle For Parts You always have the option of selling your vehicle on your own. Many look for similar vehicles to their own to use as a backup source for parts should something break in their own vehicle. This is especially true with older vehicles that do not have parts that can be easily obtained through dealers or online. Selling your vehicle can be done via social media or word of mouth. Indicate on any advertising method you use that the buyer will be responsible for the towing of the vehicle so you don't need to worry about this hassle. For more information, contact local professionals like U Pull &...read more
Move Over Mechanics: Interior Decorators Are Grabbing Up Salvage Yard Car Parts
Vintage, rustic and industrial-looking auto parts are being scooped up by home designers and creative DIYers who are turning every auto part imaginable into works of art, furniture and other useful and decorative items. You might wonder how artists and tinkerers think up all of their amazing auto-parts ideas, but you can do the same thing with some insight and imagination — and a trip to your local auto parts salvage yard. Things you'll need at the yard Bring along a mechanical friend with tools when you go check out the gearhead-worthy decor possibilities in the vehicle scrap lot. Nothing is more heartbreaking than finding the perfect fat chrome bumper and having no socket wrenches or screwdrivers to remove it from the car. A friend who has even a basic knowledge of cars and a tool set will be invaluable in helping you dismantle and bring home your treasures. Collect car parts in a vehicle you don't mind getting dirty, or protect your vehicle if you do mind a mess. Car parts are greasy and grimy and will leave awful marks on carpet and upholstery before they are cleaned up for use as decor. Place heavy plastic sheeting or tarps in your trunk before setting any car parts inside. Borrow a friend's pickup truck if possible. Wear a set of thick work gloves in the scrap yard to protect your hands when examining and carrying sharp metal parts. Also bring baby wipes or some other method of cleaning your hands after sorting through the vehicle-parts offerings. This will keep grease from staining your clothes, steering wheel and vehicle interior. Start with the simple things If you want to add some garage decor to your home, start with simple projects. Used tires and tire rims are easy to source and to work with, because they're not too heavy or large for most people to handle. Remember the suppleness and strength of the materials in the tires and tire rims as you imagine ways to use them around your home. The soft, flexible tires make great planters, seats and sink enclosures. They can be painted in any color to match house trim or to stand out more boldly. Think of areas in your garden where you need borders or soft rubber cushioning and make up your own solutions with tires. Sturdy, heavy-duty tire rims can also be used for a variety of furnishings including as table or seating bases. A wheel rim is often made of steel and can be modified to be used as a fire pit, stacked and welded with other rims to create a pot-bellied stove, or painted and hung up to use as a hose reel. Salvage a dream car with a project If you've always wanted a certain vehicle, find one in a salvage yard that's half gone due to a wreck or storm damage. You only need the front end of a car to make an awesome desk. The front ends of trains, buses and trams also make great fireplaces, while gutted muscle car front ends are being converted into retro BBQ grills. A wrecked dream car with a decent rear end can become a loveseat or a backyard swing. Pull out leather or vinyl seats to make a breakfast booth or man-cave lounger. Car hoods...read more
Tips For What To Do When Your Car's Transmission Needs To Be Replaced
When your car's transmission is no longer functioning, you may be frantic about what to do about it. Replacing a transmission is a major undertaking and it can be expensive as well. Check out these tips for what you can do about your car and its malfunctioning, broken transmission. Consider The Value Of Your Vehicle If your car is older, the cost of having a new or used transmission put in it could be wasteful. For example, if your car is over twenty years old, the cost of transmission replacement could be more than what your car is worth. In this case, buying another vehicle may be the more affordable option. If your car is older and needs a new transmission, you might consider having it junked and taking the money you get for it at the junkyard to use as a down payment on another car. If you wonder about just trading in your car, you can do so at some car lots that also have repair shops on-site. Many dealers will buy cars with major repair needs, fix them cheaply and resell them for making a profit. If you are considering just trading in your vehicle, be sure to locate dealers that are equipped to make transmission repairs. Taking the time to call around first is important to save time and money out driving around and looking for the dealer best for your needs. When Your Vehicle Is Worth Repairing When you have a transmission issue in a car that is not tool old and is worth fixing, you may wonder where the best place to get one would be. Many drivers opt to buy a used transmission, but wonder about things like warranties. On some used, refurbished transmissions, the seller offers up to a ninety day warranty. You can get a used transmission for $800 to $1500 while one that is refurbished could cost you up to $2500. Bear in mind that the labor costs for putting in your car's transmission can be up to around $850. you can find a used transmission at junkyards, but you may have to pay a fee for having it removed out of an old car. The benefit of choosing a refurbished transmission is it is out of a vehicle and ready to be put in. Making the right choices about your car and its needs for transmission repair can be frustrating when you are unsure what steps to take first. Learning more about your options for transmission repair (from professionals such as AAA Engines and Transmissions) can be the easiest way to get back on the road fast....read more
Exposing Myths About Getting Parts From Auto Salvage Yards
Procuring the parts needed to repair your car can be something of a difficult task for car owners that lack experience working on their vehicles. As a result of this lack of experience and confidence, many people may overlook the advantages of opting for used car parts when repairing their vehicles. This can be easy to do if you make the mistake of believing the following couple of myths about using these parts in your car. Dispelling the following ideas will give you more of the knowledge needed to effectively oversee these repairs for your car. Myth: You Must Know A Lot About Cars To Get Parts From A Salvage Yard Many people can be easily intimidated by the prospect of going to a salvage yard and picking out the part that they need from another car. While this task does require a person to have a reasonable understanding about auto repair, it is possible to have a professional from the salvage yard gather the part for you. There will usually be an additional fee for this type of service, but it can allow you to enjoy the benefits of used auto parts without having to take the risk of attempting to pick out your own part. Myth: Used Car Parts Are Risky To Use In Your Vehicles Some car owners may be hesitant about using anything other than new parts in their cars. This can be an easy concern to understand because many people might assume that a used car part will be far less reliable than a new one. However, this does not have to be the case because it is possible to buy these parts from a salvage yard that offers warranty protection on the items they sell. The exact protections offered under these warranties can vary from one salvage yard to another, and you will need to carefully review the warranty to ensure that you are choosing a supplier that offers you the most protection possible for these parts. When your car is unfortunate enough to encounter serious mechanical problems, you may need to buy replacement parts for it. While these parts can be extremely expensive, many people overlook the advantages that can come from buying used car parts because of commonly believed misinformation. Making sure that you understand that many salvage yards will find the part you need for an additional fee and that these providers often offer extensive warranties will help you to be better prepared to make an informed decision for your auto repair needs....read more
Three Unique Sources For Used Car Parts And Original Car Restorations
If you want to restore a car, you may be considering custom improvements. There are also restorations that use all original parts, which can sometimes be difficult to find. You may have to rebuild parts for your restoration, as well as find parts from other sources for your repairs. Here are some tips to help you find all the parts you need for your classic car restoration: 1. Rebuilding Parts For Your Car That Cannot Be Replaced When you get started restoring your car, you will want to take it apart piece-by-piece and evaluate the parts you have and those you need. There are many components that you may be able to rebuild, rather than replace them. This is something that you may want to consider doing for things like carburetors, water pumps and other parts that may be difficult to find. This will give you parts that are completely original and like new. Some of these parts even have rebuild kits that you can use to put them back together just like new. 2. Finding Parts From The Same Model Cars For Restorations There are also parts that you can get from the same model cars. Look for these parts cars in salvage yards to get the parts you need off them. You may even be able to buy a parts car that you can use for your project if you have space to store it. If you just want the parts, usually salvage services will sell you the used car parts at discount prices. The good news is that sometimes these parts come from cars that are in almost new condition and are salvaged due to being totaled in accidents. 3. Using Parts From Different Model Cars With The Same Manufacturers In addition to looking for cars of the same model, you may want to look at vehicles from the same automakers. Sometimes you can find parts that will work on your car, on a completely different vehicle. For example, if you are building a muscle car, you may want to look at old trucks and larger vehicles for V8 engines and other parts for the make of car you are restoring. Sometimes, this may require some modifications but it can be a good source to find the used car parts for your project. These are some tips to help you find all the parts you need for an all original car restoration. If you need parts to complete your restoration project, contact a used car parts service (such as Hardys Auto Parts LLC) to get what you need for your...read more
How Do You Troubleshoot Your Radiator?
Your vehicle's radiator is a very important part of the overall cooling system. When there is a problem with the radiator, your car could overheat and cause even more problems. It is important that you look at different causes for a radiator to malfunction and get repairs done before the issue worsens. Here are some things to check if you are having trouble with the radiator. Check the Thermostat One of the more common problems with a radiator actually has to do with the thermostat. Both of these elements are part of the vehicle's cooling system, so issues with the radiator are often connected to the thermostat. If the thermostat is not working properly, it is not identifying the correct temperature in the vehicle, which keeps the radiator from having the right amount of coolant flowing in and out of it to cool down your car. This is why you should check the thermostat first and determine if this is the problem. Look for a Radiator Hose Leak If the thermostat seems to be working, check the radiator hose next. There could be wear and tear or a crack in the hose, which is causing a leak of coolant fluid. The radiator hose connects the radiator to the engine, which is how coolant passes to and from the radiator. If there is a leak, the coolant is escaping the hose and leaking out of the vehicle, which doesn't allow the radiator to cool down efficiently. If you notice excess coolant underneath your vehicle around the time it is overheating, this is likely the problem. You should also look at the hoses directly to see if you notice cracks, holes, or general wear. Check the System for Trapped Air Another thing to check if you are having trouble with your radiator is the air flow. If air is getting trapped in the cooling system, it will cause the coolant to stop flowing through the hoses between the radiator and engine. This can eventually lead to overheating of your vehicle, or at least to it getting hot from the air being trapped. Make sure air is flowing properly through the cooling system, or ask a repair shop to check this for you. Inspect the Radiator Fan The radiator fan might also be the problem. One good way to determine if it is a problem with the radiator fan is if your car's temperature is normal when you are going at a moderate speed, but overheats when you idle or start to slow down. This is because the fan is no longer working when you step on the brake, but the fan speeds up as your car speeds up. You need to have the fan repaired or replaced if this is the case. If you need to replace any parts of your car while troubleshooting your radiator, talk to a local mechanic to get help with finding cheap car...read more
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Historical Town Apartment Right under the Prague Castle and few steps from the Charles Bridge!
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- Parking available
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This legendary house was built in the 16th century and was recently carefully reconstructed to highest standard while fully preserving all the 16th century features. The apartment was refurbished by prominent Italian designers and features historical wooden ceiling from the 16th century depicting various Renaissance themes. It has two separate bedrooms, one bathroom, a toilet with bidet and a kitchen with all amenities (e.g. dishwasher, washing machine). The apartment can accommodate up to 6 people. Free WiFi, TV with DVD, and radio with CD player are available for your convenience.
The apartment is in a superb location just few steps away from all major historical sites like Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, Petrin Park and Astronomical clock. You will also find plenty of restaurants, shops, galleries and cafes in the neighborhood and there is even sauna and fitness center just across the street. Next to to the apartment is a shop where you can rent an electro-bike and explore Prague on two wheels! Needless to say, the location is the safest in Prague with American, German and other embassies literally next to the apartment.
For truly remarkable Prague experience book right now. I will be more than happy to accommodate your special requests. I can offer you sightseeing tours, transfers, boat trips etc. Your romantic holiday full of history starts with us. We can speak English, German, Spanish and Russian. Your happiness is our joy!
House rulesI want my guests to feel comfortable and happy in the apartment, but I wish you treat my home with love and respect.
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apartment is on thTthe other side of charles bridge. 5 min walk to the caste and/or the bridge. Super location, two big bedrooms. Peacefull place. I would recommend to stay at this apartment for anyone. Very good people that owns the apartment. Helpfull and we knew that we could call them.anytime if we nehelp help. The only abd thing is that.you only get 1 key, so if you are with group you have to stick together. But 5 out 5!!
Jiri and Jana were great hosts. Everything was fine and especially Jana very friendly and helpful. If I visit Prague again I would stay in their nice apartment once more.
Hope to see you again, Jana and Jiri!
nice appartment - really near to the city, everythink can be reached by walk.
no problems with handover the appartment.
Upon arrival we were told that the booked apartment currently have no water and we therefore received another. The correspondence with Jiri in English is difficult. Therefore, it switches an additional friends. For example, the address transmission and handover designed problematic with a time lag.
In one of the double beds the foot was broken, so this was in difficulties. On our SMS, we have received no response.
In the room itself there is not even a dessert or any tray. This means that no small lamp (for example, reading lamp). Who wants to read a 5armigen chandeliers at night?
The old TV only has poor reception.
The towels provided ranged to Händeabtrocknen, but not for showering.
Only the location is good. That's it.
Bei Ankunft erhielten wir die Auskunft, dass das gebuchte Appartement derzeit kein Wasser habe und wir daher ein anderes erhielten. Die Korrespondenz mit Jiri auf Englisch ist schwierig. Daher schaltet er zusätzlich Freunde ein. So gestaltete sich die Adressübermittlung und Übergabe problematisch mit zeitlicher Verzögerung.
Bei einem der Doppelbetten war der Fuss abgebrochen, so dass dieses in Schieflage stand. Auf unsere SMS haben wir keine Antwort erhalten.
Im Zimmer selbst gibt es nicht einmal einen Nachtisch oder irgendeine Ablage. Damit auch keine kleine Lampe (z.B. Leseleuchte). Wer will schon mit einem 5armigen Kronleuchter nachts lesen?
Der alte Fernseher hat nur mangelhaften Empfang.
Die zur Verfügung gestellten Handtücher reichten zum Händeabtrocknen, nicht aber zum Duschen.
Allein die Lage ist gut. That's it.
A Wf directly between US and German Botschaft.Besser, the position not sein.Ein shortcoming -There are no Kaffeemaschine.Preis performance again at a six-occupancy optimal.Gern.
Eine Wf direkt zwischen US und deutscher Botschaft.Besser kann die Lage nicht sein.Ein Manko -es gibt keine Kaffeemaschine.Preis-Leistung bei einer sechser Belegung optimal.Gern wieder mal.
Very good location, nice apartment, price / performance ratio, very good organization, good communication
The only negative points: hot water lasts for boiler, no coffee, no TV reception
Sehr gute Lage, schöne Wohnung, Preis/Leistung stimmt, Organisation sehr gut, gute Kommunikation
Einzige Negativpunkte: Warmwasser dauert wegen Boiler, keine Kaffeemaschine, kein Fernsehempfang
Everything is very good.
Alles sehr gut.
From the location, facilities, ambience and price-wise, the perfect apartment for a city break to Prague. The Passauer Lesser Town (Mala Strana) is studded with palaces, between which is the apartment in a 400 year old but renovated house inside. She has one hand only 5 minutes from the blazing life of Charles Bridge on the other hand in a very quiet cul de sac.
Von Lage, Ausstattung, Ambiente und Preis her die perfekte Wohnung für einen Städtetrip nach Prag. Die Passauer Kleinseite (Malá Strana) ist gespickt mit Palästen, zwischen denen die Wohnung in einem 400 Jahre alten aber innen sanierten Haus liegt. Dabei ist sie einerseits nur 5 Minuten vom prallen Leben der Karlsbrücke entfernt andererseits aber in einer sehr ruhigen Sackgasse.
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Tap, Jazz, Ballet, and Baton classes will be offered starting September 4 at the Kershaw County Recreation Department for ages 2 and up. Kim Forrest is the instructor bringing over 34 years of experience in the dancing field. Classes will be on Wednesdays starting at 4 p.m. with the fee being $42 a month. Classes are taught in combination.
Among the animals available for adoption at the Walter M. Crowe Animal Shelter are Jasper, a 3-month-old retriever mix male and Siamese female cat. The adoption donation includes spaying or neutering. The shelter, located at the south end of Fair Street and managed by the Kershaw County Humane Society, is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. The shelter is closed Sunday and Monday. The shelter is closed Sunday and Monday. For information on the shelter or to check for a missing pet, call 425-6016 or e-mail ...
"Out of sight, out of mind" applies very well to the root systems of trees. The parts of a tree within the upper portions of soil are vital to tree health, but hidden from the human eye. The causes of root damage are many, the effects are significant and treatment options are limited.
Chris Paul, the former Wake Forest basketball star who is now regarded by many as the best point guard in the NBA, has taken over the presidency of the troubled NBA Players' Association. Many people have more than a little trouble understanding why athletes who are paid millions of dollars a year for playing a game even need a union. We won't open a debate on that, but one issue on which Paul could have a positive influence is the ridiculous "one and done" rule which affects college basketball.
Readers and Viewers Beware! Separating fact from fiction sometimes requires reading between the lines and being educated about what is not reported!!!
The Dick Goodwin Big Band often plays for major social functions in the Southeast, but in concert this brassy ensemble programs a wild potpourri of styles -- numbers from the swing era and earlier, current tunes from sometimes surprising sources, and new music written especially for the ensemble.
Roxie Hart Salon of Camden will host "Chemo with Style" August 27 and October 29. This event is free and open to community members who are undergoing or who have recently undergone chemotherapy. The session will demonstrate how to wear turbans, scarves and wigs and will also give away these items.
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American Legion Palmetto Boys State is one of the most prestigious summer programs for rising seniors in the state. Boys State is a national American Legion sponsored program that began in 1935 and is held annually in every state except Hawaii.
The FAC of Kershaw County is opening its 2013-14 season with one of the South's favorite comedians -- James Gregory. Known as "The Funniest Man in America," Gregory is slated to return to the FAC on Thursday, Aug. 22 for one performance only in the Wood Auditorium. Showtime is 7 p.m. Tickets are on sale now with two price options.
Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post No. 8346 and Ladies Auxiliary of Ridgeway, received the Outstanding Community Service Post Award at the National Convention in Louisville, Ky., on July, 22. The reception was invitation only.
Funeral service for Mrs. Eleanor Drakeford Roach, 56, of Camden will be held Saturday, August 24, 2013, 11:00 A.M. at Sanders Creek Baptist Church. Collins Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
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The Chronicle-Independent will now publish wedding, engagement and 50th and above wedding anniversary announcements on the People&Places page free of charge. Announcements can include ...
A new race meet, The Steeplechase of Charleston at Stono Ferry, will join the National Steeplechase Association's 2017 spring racing schedule.
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