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Analyze the performance of WiMAX broadband access and compared it to existing ADSL broadband access in terms of a bandwidth intensive, delay sensitive video streaming load representative of emerging Internet video services.
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Bot.1980s Sherry Cask
- Island Single Malt Scotch Whisky
- Gordon & MacPhail
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A heavily sherried 1957 vintage Talisker from veteran independent bottlers Gordon & Macphail. This cask survived the devastating distillery fire of 22nd November 1960 which caused significant damage.
Please note that this is an old bottle and the closure may have deteriorated; care should be taken when opening the bottle. As such, the item is sold as described.

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It is an irony. Villagers in Bengoh, Sarawak, are among those who have been displaced by a hydroelectric dam project. Yet, they do not have access to electricity – a basic utility for most Malaysians
But thanks to a group of volunteers, they and thousands of others living in remote areas of Sabah and Sarawak will no longer have to spend their nights in total darkness. Their villages will be equipped with micro hydro generators (MHG) to provide artificial lighting.
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Spinach and Feta Cheese Stuffed Flank Steak
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Prep 15 mins
Cook 45 mins
I made up this recipe, inspired by a pre-stuffed flank steak that I bought at Trader Joe's. I hope that it turns out as yummy for you as it did for me!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 medium flank steaks, each cut into a long, thick strip
- 2 cups frozen spinach, cooked in the microwave, and drained
- 1⁄4 cup crumbled feta cheese
- 1⁄3 cup red pepper, diced very finely
- 1⁄2 teaspoon milk
- Prehat oven to 325.
- Mix together in small bowl feta cheese, cooked spinach, diced red peppers, and milk.
- Fold flank steak strip into rounded steak, leaving a small hole in the middle.
- Stuff feta cheese mixture into hole in the middle of each steak. Hold steak in rounded position by placing toothpick in steak.
- Place steaks in roasting pan (without rack) and cover with foil.
- Bake in oven for 30-45 mins (depending on desired doneness), turning once, and removing cover with 10 mins left to cook.
- Remove from oven.
- Sprinkle with salt and pepper, just before serving.
- NOTE: These can also be cooked on the grill: Grill over med heat for 10-15 mins per side.
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Used fresh, wilted spinach instead of frozen, cut red peppers into thin strips instead of dicing. Otherwise followed exactly and my boyfriend loved it! Served with roasted red potatoes and polenta. Thanks for sharing!


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Helsingin Ponnistus
|Full name
|Helsingin Ponnistus
|Ponnistus, Ponnarit, Telakka(the dock), Ponteva(vigorous)
|Töölön Pallokenttä,
|Riitta Hanganpää
| Timo Valtonen
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Helsingin Ponnistus (abbreviated Ponnistus) is a football club from Helsinki, Finland. The club was formed in 1887 making it the oldest football club in Finland. The men's first team currently plays in the Kolmonen (Third Division) and their home ground is at the Töölön Pallokenttä.
The sports club was founded on 6 September 1887 by Viktor Damm (1864–1944) supported by 5 other young men. In its early days the club specialised in gymnastics and athletics.[1] Nowadays football is the main sport.
The club has also been playing bandy. It was the runner-up for the bandy championship of the Finnish Workers' Sports Federation in 1948.
Ponnistus have had a variable degree of success in the Finnish football league and have participated in all four top tiers of Finnish football since the war years. The club have played in the Mestaruussarja, which was then the top tier of Finnish football on 4 separate occasions in 1948, 1968, 1973 and as recently as 1995 in the Veikkausliiga. Each time their stay was short-lived and they were relegated back to the second tier at the end of the season.[2]
Ponnistus have played 28 seasons covering seven periods in the Ykkönen or Suomensarja (First Division), the second tier of Finnish football in the years 1949–55, 1958–63, 1965–67, 1969–72, 1974–77, 1993–94 and 1996–97. They also have had four spells covering 21 seasons in the third tier, the Kakkonen (Second Division), in 1978–83, 1985–92, 1998–2002 and 2005–06.[3]
In 1995, Ponnistus won the final of Työväen Urheiluliiton Cup (Workers' Sports Federation Cup) for the first time in their history.[4]
The highest ever attendance for a Ponnistus match was in 1968 when 6,281 people attended the home game with Lahden Reipas.[5]
The Ladies Team gained promotion to the Women's Premier Division (Naisten SM-sarja) in 1976 but in 1977 they finished bottom of their group and were relegated.[6] The team currently play in the Nelonen (Fourth Division).
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2010 season[edit]
Ponnistus Men's Team are competing in Section 2 (Lohko 2) of the Kolmonen (Third Division) administered by the Helsinki SPL. This is the fourth highest tier in the Finnish football system. In 2009 Ponnistus finished in 4th place in Section 1 (Lohko 1) of the Kolmonen.
Ponnistus / 2 are competing in Section 2 (Lohko 2) of the Vitonen (Fifth Division) administered by the Helsinki SPL.
Current Squad for the 2010 Season[edit]
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
References and Sources[edit]
- ^ "FUTIS-sanomat Numero 1 2004" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2005-02-24. Retrieved 2010-07-20.
- ^ "Finland – Divisional Movements 1930–2009". RSSSF Archives. 2010. Retrieved 2010-07-20.
- ^ "Finland – Divisional Movements 1930–2009". RSSSF Archives. 2010. Retrieved 2010-07-20.
- ^ Jalkapallokirja 1995. Suomen Palloliitto. 1995. ISSN 0787-7188.
- ^ Jalkapallokirja 1996. Suomen Palloliitto. 1996. ISSN 0787-7188.
- ^ "Finland – List of Women League First Level Tables". RSSSF Archives. 2010. Retrieved 2010-07-20.
- ^ "Joukkueet Miehet – Helsingin Ponnistus ry". Retrieved 2010-07-20.


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Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) has been receiving more than its fair share of positive press recently that has the potential to help shares run higher from current levels. Recently, Goldman was added to the Dow Jones Industrial Average, presumably to replace Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) that was removed. While this news may not, in itself, drive the stock higher, it is a positive for the stock - becoming a component of one of the oldest stock indexes in the U.S. is good news for the stock.
Likely to have a more substantial catalytic effect on the stock is the announcement that Twitter selected Goldman to be the lead underwriter on its IPO. Largely as a result of the negative outcome when Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) handled the Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) IPO a few years ago. This is likely to be one of the best covered IPOs in quite some time - the positive press and financial benefit to Goldman of taking the lead position could spark shares to trade higher, particularly if the offering goes smoothly. In the video below, I discuss some of Goldman's successes and what it could mean for the stock.
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I did a bit of a comparo of the Hugo with the LCD-X with and without my Studio Six in the chain playing very fast drumming from Roy Hargrave's Habana album and I felt the drum impacts with the Studio Six had more authority, but not $4k more authority. The Hugo does a remarkable job of keeping up with the pace, even if the presentation is the proverbial few rows further back in delivery.


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Chicken Alfredo
|Chicken boneless skinless
|Garlic powder
|1 Teaspoon (to taste)
|Dried thyme
|1 Teaspoon (to taste)
|Regular salt
|1 Teaspoon (to taste)
|Green bell pepper
|1 Teaspoon (to taste)
|Olive oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Gluten free linguine/Spaghetti
|6 Ounce
|Sliced mushrooms
|8 Ounce
|Frozen peas
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Grated parmesan cheese
|9 Tablespoon (1 tbsp. for garnishing)
|Half and half
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Ground black pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
1. Season the chicken with garlic powder, dried thyme, salt and pepper, set aside.
2. In a small bowl combine the half and half with the grated cheese and black pepper, set aside.
3. To make the pasta – bring a pot of salted water to a boil, add in the pasta allow it to cook for 10 minutes, stirring periodically.
4. In a large nonstick sauté pan pour in the olive oil and seasoned chicken. Sauté for 4 minutes stirring frequently.
5. Add in the mushrooms and sauté for another minute.
6. Through the peas to the pan, sauté for an additional 2 minutes.
7. When the pasta is done 1 minute shy of the package instructions drain it, add it to the pan, along with about ¼ cup of the pasta cooking water. Simmer for 1-2 minutes so that the pasta can absorb the flavors of the pan.
8. Add the half and half and cheese mixture and stir to coat pasta with sauce.
9. Sprinkle parmesan cheese and serve Alfredo Chicken Hot!
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 437 Calories from Fat 159
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 18 g27.5%
Saturated Fat 7.9 g39.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 75 mg25%
Sodium 1073.8 mg44.7%
Total Carbohydrates 40 g13.5%
Dietary Fiber 3.5 g13.9%
Sugars 3.6 g
Protein 32 g64.5%
Vitamin A 12.5% Vitamin C 10.6%
Calcium 42.7% Iron 19.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Been here several times over 30 years. Improved in many ways: improved guidance, clean spaces, kind personnel.
We are two sexagenarian couples who travel Europe extensively. The visit to the Chateau de Tarascon was fun and informative. The Chateau is in excellent repair and the views from the top are wonderful. Well worth the visit.
Already from the outside, this chateau in Tarascon stands out by its sheer size. Well worth visiting, the views from the top are amazing, historically fascinating, it takes a couple of hours to visit as there is so much to see. Should not be missed if you are anywhere near Tarascon. The town of Beaucaire across the bridge is also...
A bit outside the mainstream Provence sights, this castle is certainly worth a visit. It dates from the 15h century when the days of fortified castles was more or less over. Maybe this is why the castle is in such an excellent shape. The location on the banks of the Rhone river is gorgeous and everything inside is well maintained...
Not on our radar or in most guide books for that matter, but we were stranded for a few days in May due to the refinery strikes and came across this Chateau. It is WELL worth a visit --- first because it is as close to the destroyed Bastille as you may ever get, but also as it is quite...
This castle could do so much more with the opportunities the building offers. But sadly not a single room is decorated in the style the castle was founded. So the inside hardly tell's you anything where the outside promises so much. Splendid view over the river Rhone from the top of the castle.
The forbidding walls of this 15th century castle by the Rhone river hide quite a different, more mellow atmosphere inside. The inner garden with trees, medicinal plants and a charming narrow basin is a delight. The various rooms are well preserved but empty. The castle was used as a military prison for centuries and prisoners have left graffiti, including a...
We had an enjoyable visit here as well as its sister city and rival beaucaire across the rhone. It was interesting to compare the two towns as Tarascon has been spiffed up whereas beaucaire is in a more natural nontourist state with more to see, and to us it's far more appealing to explore. You can see from the Tarascon...
A really cool place in the mid of a very hot day, with so many great photo topics. No question, it's worth the visit!
The chateau is fantastic - it is right in the middle of the town and it was great fun clambering up and down the stairs looking at the different rooms. The explanations in English are fine and the views from the top are very good indeed. Yes, we would recommend a visit to Tarascon Chateau.
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AIL's health program truly is a life saver; providing people with quality care where there are few, if any, other medical options. The health program is based on a holistic approach providing treatment and education together. So far in 2014, over 119,000 people have received care through clinics or Community Health Worker posts (CHWs), and health education has reached over 69,000 through clinics, CHWs, and workshops. This quality of care and extraordinary reach of the AIL program would not be possible without donations from people like you. Thank you.
Here are a couple of the many life saving and life changing stories we hear:
A clinic patient:" Lailoma, a pregnant woman came to clinic about 20 weeks ago. She had high blood pleasure and high temperature. She was prescribed some tablets then she had to come to clinic every two weeks. On week 36 after a checkup, she was referred to hospital in the city for an operation. Fortunately, it was successful and her baby girl was healthy after birth. On the tenth day after her delivery, Lailoma came to clinic to thank the staff for saving her and child's lives."
From a reproductive health workshop participant: "My name is Anita and I strongly suggest that AIL hold such workshops for all Afghan women in order to decrease the rate of child and maternal death. I am a university student and the topics shocked me. It is so vital for every woman to attend such workshops and learn about reproductive health. I am going to transfer what I learned in this workshop to every Afghan women I see from now on. I am going to stop mothers' deaths. I thank AIL. "
Let's put our hands together, let's get together.
Our hands hold our votes and our votes hold our future.
My fellow citizen It's my vote, it's your vote
It's a privilege for enduring peace
My dear fellow citizen, with our vote leadership is in our hands.
On April 5th, an historic election was held in Afghanistan. Over 7 million voters participated, and the elections were generally a peaceful affair. We at AIL hosted election workshops leading up to the vote, and asked the managers of our Learning Centers to educate students at the centers about why the vote was important, what steps they needed to take in order to vote, how to research and select candidates, and how to vote.
The effort to encourage Afghans to vote was not limited to our workshops and Learning Centers however. At a private school owned by Dr. Sakena Yacoobi (our CEO) the Arts and Culture Teacher, Mehrjui, set a poem she had written about the election to music. The song encourages all Afghans to become aware of their responsibilities, to select a good candidate for President and to vote. The PSYPS Arts and Culture students sang this song at a celebration on International Women's Day as well as at our election workshops. The song was incredibly well received, moving many in the audience.
The students, staff, and administration at the school quickly realized how powerful their song was, so with the help of the AIL Academic Advisor and the AIL video production team, they set about recording their song so that it could be shared with a wider audience. They had no idea how popular the song was about to become.
The song quickly went viral, being aired on Afghanistan's National TV station, as well as on eleven other stations. The song has been played many times over and candidates running for president even asked if they could buy the song to use in their campaign. The PSYPS students and staff declined to sell the song, deciding the purpose of the song was to encourage all Afghans to participate in the elections, not to support just one candidate.
As Afghanistan moves closer to a runoff election this summer, the song continues to be played on the radio and the video over the airwaves. In short, the song continues to encourage Afghans to participate in the upcoming elections and to make sure their voices are heard.
We encourage you to take a moment to view the video made by the students, to read the lyrics below and to see the hope in these young people's faces. After watching, we hope that you will stand with the youth of Afghanistan, and join us as we work with them to create a peaceful future for their nation.
(Chorus Song)
Let's put our hands together, let's get together.
Our hands hold our votes and our votes hold our future.
With one vote, we can be our sultan, our voice
For a better choice for a better leader
My fellow citizen It's my vote, it's your vote
It's a privilege for enduring peace
My dear fellow citizen, with our vote leadership is in our hand
My fellow citizen, stride, my fellow citizen!
With the name of God, we speak from the power of our thoughts
From our decision, unity, humanity and right
No longer speak of suicide bombing, explosion, but of creativity and pride
Don't speak of the hills under the thorn
Speak of the friendship of verdant soil and the rose garden
Speak of spring, spring and spring
Let's hope that this spring Afghanistan will turn into a magnificent garden. A garden in which the smell of every rose invites the world for a spectacle.
Let's hope for a different spring, for a different year and for a different Afghanistan
Don't forget my fellow citizen, our rendezvous is in front of ballot boxes on April 5, 2014
(Chorus Song)
Our choice is the remedy
Our choice is for the day of rendezvous
Who we want will be crowned sultan
My fellow citizen, stride, my fellow citizen!
Attend the opportunity with passion and turn the enemies into wretches
This colored finger is the guiding path and this fist is the hummer for the oppressor
My fellow citizen, stride, my fellow citizen!
AIL's health program is very effective in providing needed health care and health education to underserved people in rural and urban areas of Afghanistan. Your contributions have given quality health care to people with no other options.
The health program is based on a holistic approach providing treatment and education together including: routine care, first aid, nutrition, pharmacy, dental care, reproductive health care as well as preventive care such as vaccinations and education. In 2013, AIL treated over 194,000 people (average of 16,000 per month) at 4 fixed clinics and its mobile clinics and through its CHW program. In the same time period, AIL provided health education to over 118,000 (average of 9,800 per month) through its clinics, CHWs and workshop offerings.
The combination of health care treatment and health education has proved to be highly effective in breaking the cycle of ill health which plagues many families in the region. An example of this is AIL's nutrition program. AIL has seen a dramatic drop in nutrition cases, especially compared to the national levels. In part this drop is due to the strong nutrition education provided and the proactive intensive nutrition program which treats the malnourished children but also teaches about correct nutrition and how to cook food and in some cases feeds children during the session. The education element is comprehensive covering safe food preparation and the importance of clean water including in formula preparation and food washing.
The 2013 health statistics from AIL show some encouraging developments. There was a 40% increase in clinic births from 2012 up by 115 births. Women are seeing clinic births as a safer option. Vaccinations were up by 14% with 7,000 more and CHW visits also increased by 6,000 or 14%. The number of treatments by CHWs dropped for Acute Respiratory Infections by 15% and Diarrhea by 60%. These two numbers show the impact of health education in giving the people the information to take care of themselves. In the case of diarrhea the importance of clean water for food and formula preparation is always stressed as is the preference for breast feeding for the health of babies. AIL are encouraged by these changes which show the health program is being effective both in the now and in the longer term.
Here is a story from an AIL clinic:
"The patient was called MahJabin a 30 years old with three children. I asked her how many children you have. She answered, "I have three children. The smallest one is my baby boy." He looked about 6 months old. I asked her again where he was born. She told me, "When I had pains and felt that my child will be born, my family called to the administration of the clinic and asked for an ambulance to carry me to the clinic. My child was born here with much help from the midwife. I could get all the medicines freely from the clinic. Then I and my child were discharged from the clinic. Now I think if the clinic wasn't here, I was not able to birth my child because I didn't have any money to pay for the high expenses of other hospitals. I am thankful for all the personnel of the clinic."
We are most grateful for the support this project has received, especially in the month of December 2013 when over $41,000 was donated. Thank you for your generosity and for your interest in Afghanistan and support for AIL's health program.
AIL's multi faceted health program continues in rural and deprived urban areas of Afghanistan where often the AIL clinic or satellite Community Health Worker (CHW) post is the only available medical care for many miles.
AIL health program provides comprehensive health care including treatment such as routine care, first aid and nutrition programs, reproductive health care as well as preventive care including vaccinations and education. So far in 2013, AIL has treated an average of over 16,000 patients per month at 4 fixed clinics, mobile clinics and through its CHW program. In the same time period, AIL has provided health education to over 9,700 per month through its clinics, CHWs and workshop offerings.
The combination of health care treatment and health education has proved to be highly effective in breaking the cycle of ill health which plagues many families in the region. As a patient waits for care, often with other family members they are given health education. The topics covered may not relate to the medical issue they are seeking treatment for but could be about proper nutrition, the value of vaccination, clean water and sanitation issues. People or eager for knowledge as they want to be healthy and care for their children in the best way they can.
A participant in reproductive health workshop said, "My daughter-in-law died in her first child delivery and the reason she died is because of my carelessness because I didn't allow her delivery at the hospital and in this area there weren't any midwives. I tried to help her during her delivery. I lost my daughter in law because I didn't have experience and the blood group of my daughter in law was negative and it caused problems. I wish that I had joined this workshop one year before so I could have helped my daughter in law."
Thank you for your interest and support for AIL's health program. We have attached out year end newsletter and we hope you will take a look.
Great News: This project is part of the Safer World Fund Matching Campaign, meaning that all donations to this project will be matched at 50%, up to a maximum of $2,000. We hope that you will help us take advantage of this great opportunity!
Dear GlobalGiving Donors,
Thank you so much for supporting the Afghan Institute of Learning's (AIL) various projects on GlobalGiving. Over the years, the Global Giving donors have become invaluable to AIL. Through your generous support, AIL has been able to provide Afghans with education, health care, training and more.
It is your continued support that is now allowing AIL to evolve along with the young people of Afghanistan. We'd like to share with you the story of how one young woman's life has been changed thanks to one of AIL's programs:
I am a 19-year-old woman with two children. I had always wanted to go to school and learn to read, but there was not a school close to my home. It was not safe for me to try and travel to another village to go to school, but I always told myself that if I could go to school, I would be able to get a job and reach my goals.
It was painful to me when my brother learned to read and write, but I couldn't. One day I watched some women and children who were going somewhere. When I saw that one of them was a woman who had an 8-year-old girl with her, I stopped her and said "Excuse me. Where are you going?" She answered, "A learning center has been established for illiterate women and their children recently. I am going to register myself and my children."
When I heard this, I was so happy and I said to her, "Please wait a minute. I want to go with you and start to take classes too." I joined them on their way to the learning center. When we arrived, I was so excited because I saw a lot of women there who had been learning.
Now, I can read and write and I can say proudly that I am literate. I have also learned to be healthy and to be a leader. I am reaching out and touching my wishes and goals. I thank AIL for this opportunity to reach my goals.
Thank you for the support that you give to AIL. We are so grateful to all of our supporters for their continued support of our projects on GlobalGiving. Thank you!
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Hotel Whitcomb
1231 Market Street, San Francisco, CA
0.4 km from
฿ 4,297+
The beds were very comfortable. The hotel should provide bottled water in the rooms for staying guests.
The location is close to restaurants and the mall. Some bathrooms in the rooms were recently renovated. The bathrooms were small and not very clean. The sheets on one of the beds had blood stains on them. It look a long time to get maid service. The lighting fixtures were dusty. Rooms are overdue for an upgrade. The location is not in the best area of town. There were a lot of homeless people hanging around the hotel.
The fact that it was so close to the street car pick up! The diner across the street was amazing! if you go there get the T- Rex.
Interesting and historical hotel near city center. Market Street is no longer so pleasant as it was before.
Location of the hotel Staff...very unpolite
was easy to get to Had to send breakfast back on a few occasions :-(
Location is central a little the wrong side of town but this is why it is cheap I thnk if you can go along with the crazies around its fine. Beautiful hotel well above its class rating with lovely staff Just the number of homeless people that seem to congregate near the hotel its fine if you can live with it they do make up the fabric of the city
The hotel staff was helpful and friendly. Our hotel room was clean, quiet and we enjoyed the duvets on the bed. I would recommend this hotel to others. Close to transit with the bus and muni lines just outside of hotel. Only downfall about the hotel was there was hardly any restaurants close by. The attached hotel was ok - a little on the pricey side and not kid friendly. The restaurant staff was not friendly at all.There was about a 2 block stretch that was between the hotel and downtown. Lots of homeless - but nothing to be afraid of.
We expected a two-star but it was a three star, right across from the Orpheum Theatre, not so far from Union Square, and the Manager quickly made a slight change to our booking when we asked.
The room is big. The bed is comfortable. It looks long history. It was too noisy outside, maybe there is a anti-fire center nearby, for our sleep were broken by the noise every night. It was really terrible. And there was a door between two rooms each side with a lock. One night our neighbor was stranged by the door and tried to find things behind it. This made us uncomfortable.
Fiendliness of staff and security No tea making facility, paying for internet access, no breakfast included. Location on Market St was a bit scary while walking.
Room had at least two flies at all times. Sheets may may not have been changed. Restaurant food was like pay x4 the price of Denny's but the same quality
Staff was very friendly and helpful.
Staff was excellent. Area of the hotel. Not an area I would walk around.
Increased price at booking by 15%. Quoted price $135/night became $220 after increase, taxes, and enormous $42 parking fee. Tried to cancel, they wouldn't allow that.
Typical chain hotel amenities, and comfy bed. Good location. Housekeeping came in the room at 7am to me pushing them out saying come back later. If she had it her way she'd clean around me and make me into the sheets go get her job done. Hidden fees. Add $100 extra to your bill for "taxes and other costs". Parking is $50 a night
Rooms looked fairly newly renovated. Homeless receive free services next door so they're everywhere and they're aggressive. NOT a place I'd bring a family to stay if enjoying SF.
Rooms are clean, communal areas are clean. But its a basic stay, good for if you need to be in the area and do not require more than a comfortable bed. Location not ideal. Far from downtown. Room was made daily, though we expressed that an attendant should not enter the room (not a big deal).
The staff and restaurant were excellent Being a guest and having to pay extra for parking. Makes staying in the city to expensive because you don't really want to walk anywhere in that area at night
Parking garage is $45 Small restroom and no fridge
ThemIss come into your room even when the privacy sign is in. She didnt eve knock just barged right in! Not comforting if your trying to leave your room at all while on vacation.
The hotel is centrally located near everything. The staff is nice and the facility is kept clean. No AC; and, we had to sleep with the windows open. While sleeping with the windows open is not bad, we had to put up with the noisy city life.
The floors creeked everywhere you walked.
Staff was friendly and accomidating. My car was safe, and I could see it from my window. It did the job, I stayed by myself for 1 night anyways. It had a faint smell of... plastic?? I don't know what it was, but I smelled it. If you're coming with a family, I don't recommend going down Balboa. I got offered to buy weed by 3 different guys. PARKING ISN'T FREE ANYMORE! I paid 30$, but it was worth it. They close the gate, so I felt very safe leaving my car there.
My experience with the Embassy Hotel was terrible and a complete disappointment. The iconic part about the experience is that it had nothing to do with the actual stay because when myself and my friends arrived , we were informed that they overbooked and they were moving us to the Oasis Inn. When we got to the property, our room was run down compared to what we paid for a room at the Embassy Hotel and our bathroom toilet was clogged. In fact, the front desk attendant informed us that we should just unclog it ourselves. On top that, we were expected to pay the same rate as if we were staying at the Embassy Hotel. The rest of the evening of our first day of vacation was spent looking for another hotel. Overall, customer service at The Embassy Hotel was absent in that they didn't care where they placed us, unapologetic for overbooking, and didn't provide any compensation for their blunder. Bad customer service, mistreatment of the guests, and a lack of human compassion - that's the Hotel Embassy experience.
We were sight seeing and Bill gave us excellent advise on how to see the city. We had a late flight out of town and we were able to travel around town until early evening and they kept our luggage and arranged for our transportation to the airport.
Wonderful staff in very good location (especially for the price!)
Terrible customer service. Rude.
I liked the location for travel purposes, however the tv in our room did not work. Took a little complaining before we were relocated.
Free parking that was not advertised They couldn't find out reservation at first. To enter their parking garage you need to run inside the hotel and tell them to press the button!
the rooms didn't smell good. There was a lot of noise in the alley and in the next rooms.
Nothing I burnt my leg taking a shower. I was cold. There was no central heating so I took a hot shower. The hotel said hey would refund me one night stay and have not done so. I spoke to bill and Mary and nothing. I'm very upset
Good location, good price. Bare bones. You get a room and a bathroom and that's about it. I usually see a room as a place to sleep, so it didn't bother me too much, but I could see how other people might be unhappy. No AC, no coffee machine, small room, old building, old plumbing.
Inexpensive good-value hotel. Friendly, easygoing and down-to-earth staff. Nice and informal atmosphere. The room and hallways had a charmingly dowdy appeareance, a bit like some grandmother's home, which makes for a nice personal touch. Big bay windows and York mints in the room on arrival. The hotel is located in a somewhat trendy, upscale-ish, village-like neighbourhood, with cafés, bakeries, various boutiques and public transportation easily accessible. I stayed in a 2nd floor street-facing room, and while not a major issue there was a bit of traffic noise. Light sleepers might want to bring earplugs or ask for a room facing away from the street. The shared bath is kind of dinky, and the bedspread in my room has probably seen better days.
The staff was very friendly and supporting.
Friendly people at reception
The staff were all very friendly and hospitable, It was a good place to meet people if you felt like a chat at the breakfast table. The continental breakfast was also quite nice, and there are some amazing art galleries, home decor shops and funky boutiques near by , It is also near public transport The carpets look like they could do with a clean, but I believe they will be changed soon as they are in the middle of changing hands. Also there are a lot of homeless people around but once you get used to it it isn't as threatening as it initially looks
Very friendly hotel staffs, family style hotel, and quient environment. Nothing should be complained. Only disadvantages are 1) It is a bit far from the Union Square area, 2) You have to share restroom and bathroom with other guests.
it was cild in my room (309) the beakfeast was very good and the people in the hotel too.
The 24 hour desk and the flexible times for breakfast There was only one shower / bath per floor
The very helpful staff and the cozy atmosphere of the hotel.
Dennis at reception was a dear and wonderfully warm and helpful. And the continental breakfast was such a pleasant surprise. it reminded me of Dutch B&B with cold cuts, hard boiled eggs and even muffins & hot toast & juice ... excellent value for money. The shared single bathrooms was a trifle tiresome with so many people waiting. Otherwise the stairs would be a challenge for those with heavy bags.
Breakfast in a family atmosphere.
I like to be serviced with the good manner by chinese room cleaning women. They all are really good.
Hotels eco efforts and the super staff appreciated. Windows can't really be shut tight so the heat and noise can be an issue.
Very friendly and individual stuff members. Very cool ambient.
Very clean, comfortable beds, nice washroom, refregerator, close to seaside. Brekfest poor, self served at reception.
Hotel has a nice out fashioned look to it. It was well maintained and clean. The hotel provided a very simple complimentary breakfast. The hotel is located in a bad neighborhood so we didn't really feel safe walking outside it. The price was too high given the quality of rooms and location.
The staff were great - very friendly and very helpful. The hotel is surrounded by gangs, drug dealers, prositiutes, homeless people, drunks and drug addicts. Quite the walk home. An overpriced motel in a bad neighbourhood,
The set up of the hotel was great. There is a heated pool on the middle, with swimming up until midnight. You can still swim even when it very cold outside. All the room doors face each other, which makes for a fun, friendly atmosphere. The eatery on site is AMAZING! I'm not kidding when I say this, it was probably one of the best places I've eaten. It's filled with old record albums and has a cool, sexy vibe. My husband was playing in a show/concert that night so we were all able to walk to the Regency Ballroom...it's very close. To have free parking right outside so you have access to your car is almost unheard of and very convenient. This is the place for fun, and they do quiet everything down after midnight. Don't go here for peace and relaxation though. It is not for that. It's for fun swimming, good accommodations, location, eating and enjoying life. The staff was amazing and we really appreciated them being so nice and welcoming. They seemed genuinely happy to see us..for real! For a fun night out in the city this is now my go to place and if that's what your looking for this is the best spot. I also saw a bunch (I mean about 5 groups) of bachelorette parties. This a super place for that and for eating brunch or going out for drinks. Only drawback is it could use some minor updating, but not enough to not want to stay there. It's overpriced a bit but so is every place in SF. It's worth the money so get your bathing suit, or not, and go rock out!
Wonderful, responsive staff. Room was a little small. Breakfast was very fresh.
The room was adorable, spacious, clean, and comfortable. The staff was super friendly. The 24/7 coffee and water was a nice touch as were the 3pm cookies. The hotel and experience overall far exceeded my expectations.
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Good continental breakfast, helpful staff, complimentary cookies that were tasty, clean room, eco-friendly, microwave/fridge/silverware in room No central heat/AC, street noise
Nice staff and clean hotel. Very nice complimentary breakfast. entranxe and lobby area tastefully decorated. Inadequate closer space & barely any drawer space. Very short sink in bathroom. Sink is fine for people 5'6 and below. Room was very stuffy due to small size so window needed to be cracked open. Problem with window being own is lots of noise outside.
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Tiny roomNoisy , No ac Expensive Parking
Kind staff Too small room than the price I paid
The best thing about this hotel was that they offered cookies in the late afternoon, and all day tea/coffee. Room and beds are small. No air conditioning in the room. In room coffee was not replenished. Bathroom very outdated. Room service did not clean the room, all they did was make the bed. The elevator is old and frightening. Staff is very curt with guests.
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
The continental breakfast was nice (nothing amazing, but a decent selection). Free WiFi was a good feature (but it is too slow to stream anything). Location 10 minutes from a BART was convenient and two blocks away is a nice strip of small restaurants. This was NOT a 3.5 star place. It was dated and the room was small and there was no air conditioning. I know the Bay area does not get hot often, but it meant to stay comfortable you had to keep your window open and that meant hearing traffic all night.
The location of this hotel within the city Complimentary breakfast Amenities Hotel Staff
chocolats in the front desk not so good neighbourhood
close to busline manager very friendly and helpful.
the woman on the desk was extremely helpful and understood when we had to leave a day early. This place is in the middle of the downtown area. It has many homeless and beggars and we felt unsafe, especially at night. Coming from NZ this was a culture shock and was difficult to come to terms with. However we were safe, car was untouched and all was well. This is entirely due to the great staff vigilance. I want to thank them.
The staff was nice. Location, Thin Walls, No TV Channels, Leaky faucets
Unbelievable customer service! We were able to leave our car here, after check-out, while we ran the Nike Women's Marathon 2010. We returned at ~ 3:00, cold and wet, to pick up the car. When we arrived, we were shocked to learn that they had held our room for us and let us take hot showers before heading home! That really made our day. As we expected, the neighborhood is 'iffy'. And noisy.
The neibourhood is not so bad, like the guest reviews wrote. The Staff looks very criticly who enter the building. We feel us save.
It has HBO I think this hotel should be removed from booking.com. It is in a scary area, and: we couldn't sleep because there where men hanging around in front of our rooms' door for all night, and both rooms next to us where full of men talking loud and screaming. We felt scared and left the hotel in the middle of the night to find another hotel.
good location older worn out building
good location, almost in downtown, big clean room hotel has only limited number of park places so if you come late (as we did) you must park on street which isn't for free.
room was very big and clean, staff friendly. Its not a brand new hotel but everything was clean. good value. the area is not great, but safe during the day. if you travel by car you are safe anyway, wouldn't recommend walking at night there.
The price and the free parking. Terrible internet service that did not work most of the time. Stairway smelled like urine. Rooms were kinda gross looking.
Room was clean very well and staff very helpfull good value for money. no
Only dislike was the fluctuating water temperature while showering.
check in was a breeze the cockroach on the pillow .
Close to everything, price was perfect!
Everybody was very nice, and I could take the pubic tranportations easily. The elevator was not clean
No hot water for showers both mornings. Very loud, hard to relax and sleep. People talking loud, parking garage is below the rooms and not covered so you can hear people taking, car doors slamming, cats coming and going etc. The empty the garbage dumpster between 5am and 6am through the garage and that is very fricking loud. Walls are very thin and toy can hear people talking in the next room. Not a place to get rest and relaxation. Parking lot is small and you will most likely have to park on the streets which are full of homeless drunks and druggies.
The room looked and smelled like they just used cheap carpet powder. It had bedbugs and the staff was very rude!!


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The future of conference interpreting: training, technology and research
Date: June 30th - July 1st, 2006 Place: University of Westminster, London
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The University of Westminster is to hold a two-day international conference on the future of interpreting, bringing together interpreters, trainers, employers, recruiters and researchers.
Recent political events as well and economic and technological developments present new challenges for many professions, including interpreting, as all forms of inter-cultural communication become crucial. The conference will consider conference interpreting at this critical time, taking stock of recent changes and charting a course for the future.
The Organising Committee: Ingeborg Smallwood, Christine Adams, Zoë Hewetson and Rob Davidson (UoW); Clare Donovan (ESIT, Paris), Zsuzsa Lang (ELTE, Budapest), Barbara Moser-Mercer (ETI, Geneva) and Patrick Twidle (European Parliament)
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Al Chou wrote: > --- "Mark R. Diggory" <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > >>I appear to "occasionally" get JUnit test failures from ValueServer and >>RandomData Tests. This would appear to be because the mean sampled >>values can sometimes deviate from the expected mean even for 1000 case >>draws, I know this happens "rarely", just enough over the last month or >>so for me to start to notice this behavior. Oldly, when its off, its off >>in a big way, so its not just a matter of changing the tolerance. > > > Approximately how big is "off in a big way"? Is it because a pseudorandom > number generator is used dynamically in the test? I guess I should look at the > test code (which I'll try to do on the train home), but offhand it surprises me > that the tests are ever far off from their expected results. > Greater than the tolerance for the tests, which is surprising to me because its set to be 0.1, the last time I saw it fail the value was approx 5.1xxxxxxxx. Remember, this probibly doesn't happen very often. It would be interesting to run a batch test and actually get an estimate. assertEquals("mean", 5.069831575018909, stats.getMean(), tolerance); What one has to consider, is that stats.getMean() is a sample mean that can "vary" about the range of variance for the sampled values. Rarely, the sample is of poor enough quality not to effectively describe the populations mean and variance. There is always this small probiblity that the mean of the sample will not match the mean of the values. So testing with an "assertEquals" isn't vary helpfull in terms of getting the mean (I remember another discussion being had earlier on the list concerning having something like an assertApproximatelyEquals. But, what I think we could really use are statistically based assertion tests!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-) double[] population; double tolerance = 0.05; assertStudentsT("mean", population, stats, tolerance); then the test would be more like a t-test of sorts. Testing if the sampled set of values is "significantly different" than the population set. I get the feeling that this would be a stronger assertion than testing if the means and standard deviations are equal. Any Ideas? -Mark --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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It's time to put an end to the "having it all" madness. For one, this meaningless term serves only to make the most successful women feel like failures. Rather than stay on track with this meandering debate, we owe it to ourselves, and future generations, to refocus our attentions on real issues: a stubborn wage gap, the under-representation of women in senior roles and covert discrimination in the workplace.
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For years Facebook has maintained an imperious and stony silence against pleas from users and victims about its most objectionable content. But on May 27th, Facebook finally flinched. And then it cratered, caved and capitulated in the course of a single phone call after a one-week #fbrape campaign by the smartest feminists on the planet. By the time Glenford Canning's moving blog post to Mark Zuckerberg appeared on Huffington Post, Facebook was on the phone to campaign organizers, agreeing to every term demanded from the outset.
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Like many other 30-something women, I've started reading the latest treaty for the working gal, Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In. I'm now among the ranks of those who admire Sandberg's ability to leave the office on time and her gutsiness in contributing to a much-needed discussion on how North American's can better balance work and life so both men and women are better equipped to take on leadership roles if they want to. One area where this discussion is sorely needed is politics, an arena that Sandberg -- an advisor to former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers -- largely ignores in her book.


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Jewish apple cake is a kind of dense cake made with apples and sold mostly in Pennsylvania in the United States.[1] It has limited known connections to Jewish cuisine. It is thought[by whom?] that this cake is a Pennsylvania Dutch culinary item that was erroneously attributed to Jews because it seemed "old world". It may also be considered Jewish because it contains no dairy, and it may therefore be eaten with meals containing meat, in accordance with Jewish laws of kashrut.
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This post has been resurrected from 2011. I've been asked to make it for Sunday, so I thought I'd share it with you again. Let me know if you try it. I'm not a lover of chocolate. However I have been known to succumb to the deepest, darkest plain chocolate. This recipe is a family … Read More Friday Food – do you like chocolate?
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Tree! Catch my daily photo over here. I've been watching the Rowan change through the seasons for over 20 years. It's easy to ignore our immediate environment and take it for granted. Although the photographs just encapsulate a split second in the life of this tree – it is alive with activity throughout all seasons.… Read More T is for
Sport To say that I am not interested in Sport is an understatement. The photograph below was taken at the start of a 5K .. However, it was taken a whole week after the 5K had finished! I would find it far more interesting and constructive to count the sheets in a roll… Read More S is for
Raspberries Really looking forward to our new crop which will be ripening very soon!
Garlic I like garlic. The flavour adds something to certain dishes, but it also masks the flavour of some things that I enjoy more. For example, salad leaves have enough flavour of their own – a dressing full of garlic completely overpowers. Is it just my imaginatiion, but it seems that most TV chefs add… Read More G is for
Energy Just 5 minutes walk from our home is a canal. It is rarely used by boats these days, but managed to encourage wildlife. I've spent many happy hours walking along the towpath, watching the birds, waterfowl and the flora changing with the seasons. A bright flash of blue indicates that the Kingfisher is around,… Read More E is for
Decay! Apples, fallen from the tree, and beginning to return to the ground. Not destined for a pie – but insects and other creatures love them.