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Web Hit VideosLogic Grid puzzles come with a handy interactive grid that will help you solve the puzzle based on the given clues.
Thanks to the internet, music groups no longer need a recording studio to be noticed. Over a 5 year period, 5 different groups submitted videos onto a music website. It turns out that all 5 videos were among the top 10 most viewed videos of the decade. From the clues below, determine the year the video was released, the group, the song name, and where it was on the top 10 list.
1) The "Mia Momma" video was no. 3 on the list and was made earlier than Power-up's 2008 hit.
2) "Marioland" was a dance craze the year before "No Pass" was released.
3) Neither the 2005 video nor the one created by Eden's Gone began with the letter M, and both got higher on the lists than the video of "Marioland".
4) No Fishing didn't get as high in the list as the group that made "No Fruit".
5) Class Dismissed's movie made it to no. 8.
6) The video in 2007 was no. 1, while the Wet Cement hit was "Sunk".
AnswerIn 2005, Wet Cement made "Sunk", which was no. 5.
In 2006, No Fishing made "Mia Momma", which was no. 3.
In 2007, Eden's Gone made "No Fruit", which was no. 1.
In 2008, Power-up made "Marioland", which was no. 6.
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i want to start MMA training, never done it before. So were do i start?
i am 21 n weight about 10.5 stone/ 5'6'
i want to start MMA training, never done it before. So were do i start?
i am 21 n weight about 10.5 stone/ 5'6'
Where do u you live?
And its simple really, get down to a gym
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wakefield. i wanna find one
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5150 Music is proud to present a Rock University Workshop; Modern Songwriting.
This workshop is designed to help you expand your skills as a songwriter both musically and lyrically. The seminar will cover the history of rock music songwriting sharing the styles of notable artists like Lennon/McCartney, Bob Dylan, Pete Townshend, Bruce Springsteen, Prince and many more to compare to modern day songwriters. We will open you up to exploring new techniques and approaches to songwriting and grow an understanding of what makes a good song become a great song.
In addition, we are providing a workshop for you to work with other songwriters in creating new music. You will get the chance to develop your skills in collaboration work, gain exposure to a variety of points of view, and receive informative critiques on your songwriting.
This seminar is perfect for songwriters of every genre because it gives you exposure to a variety of people, sounds and songs.
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- An example or two of songs you have already written (either recorded or to perform live).
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text: Looking at things from a need point and if Jerry's hold to his the draft is about offense, I am going that way on this draft. Based on several reports, it appears that Romo will get a new contract and that the following will be restructured. Ware, Carr, Witten, Austin, Scandrick, and Ratliff and while I don't agree with it, it appears the way Jerry is leaning. Jerry wants the defense to succeed quickly and that to me says he wants guys that will impact immediately. It could be with rookies but any draft pick is only a 50-50 chance of actually making an impact truly. If Jerry does redo those contracts then we should be some $18.5 million under the cap even with draft pick signing. Still I don't see a lot of flash in free agency. I look for Dallas to try and sign these guys with projected contract value not cap value. Jarius Byrd S Buffalo - has an immediate impact for the Tampa 2 - 5yrs $35 million Glenn Dorsey DT Kansas City - 3 tech guy for Tampa 2 - 3 yrs $20 million Paul Kruger DE Baltimore - here's your compliment to Ware - 5 yrs $42 million All young guys (under 30) and also right for the Tampa 2. Now Dallas hasn't splashed in several years but guessing Jerry will this year. To the draft, I think we do make a couple of trades. Think Jerry will franchise Spencer just to try and get some picks but in the end takes only a 2nd, 3rd and 3rd in 2013 from him from Kansas City who has extra picks due to a trade down with Arizona in the first. 1st trade Spencer for 34, 63 and 3rd in 2013 2nd trade, 18 for 25 and 58 from Seattle 3rd trade 111 for 122 and 152 from Houston 25. Jonathan Cooper OG North Carolina - will make an excellent LG 34. Barrett Jones OC Alabama - starts to make a very good interior line, he falls due to injury concern 47. Eric Reid S LSU - the Tampa 2 requires more safeties and ones that can cover 58. Eddie Lacy RB Alabama - definitely an improvement to the running game and will share carries with Murray 63. Margus Hunt DE SMU - could be a great addition for the DE spot of the Tampa 2 to spell Ware and Kruger 80. Kyle Long OT Oregon - great bloodlines and can move, great feet 122. Brandon Williams DT Missouri Southern - could be a real sleeper 144. Tyrann Mathieu CB LSU - worth the shot at this point and could contribute at S and as a return guy 153. Cierre Wood RB Notre Dame - this is really about the spot he should go, could be another surprise guy 176. Mike Williams TE Alabama - big guy, blocks well, decent hands, we need a good blocking TE UDFA. Cody Davis SS Texas Tech - the Tampa 2 fits him well as an in the box guy UDFA. Will Compton WILB Nebraska - good speed UDFA. Seth Doege QB Texas Tech - PS guy and tough UDFA. Melvin White CB La. Lafayette - could potential be a sleeper guy UDFA. Knile Davis RB Arkansas - once considered a mid round pick UDFA. Demetrius McCray CB Applachian St. - probably best fit as a FS if he makes the pros UDFA. Dave Kruger DT Utah - Paul's younger brother, I would take a chance on him 2013 Opening Day Roster QB - Romo, Orton - probably no change here RB - Murray, Lacy, Wood - could be our best set in 20 years FB - Vickers - no change her TE - Witten, Hanna, Williams - would be an improvement with Williams as a blocker WR - Austin, Bryant, Harris, Beasley, Coale, Green - first four seem pretty well locked OT - Smith, Long, Parnell, Weems - Long should maintain that right side for years but could go left if Smith struggles OG - Cooper, Leary, Kowalski, Livings - it is all about the contracts with Kowalski and Livings OC - Jones, Bernadeau - if we get Jones, Bernadeau makes more sense from a multi position point ST - Bailey, Jones, Hughlett - Hughlett almost beat out Ladouceur last year, this year he is a much cheaper option DT - Dorsey, Williams, D. Kruger, Ratliff, Lissemore - Would make for a strong group DE - Ware, P. Kruger, Hunt, Crawford - excellent group with plenty of speed WLB - Carter, Albright - both have the speed to cover here MLB - Lee, Sims - smart and savy two SLB - Wilbur, Sheffield - strong at the point of attack for the run game CB - Carr, Claiborne, Scandrick, Mathieu, White - could be a strong group to help S - Byrd, Church, Johnson, Reid, Davis - best group in 15 years


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(San Francisco, CA) -- A California sailing crew is being celebrated for rescuing a man who jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge. The crew saw the man jump Monday afternoon. He survived and they were able to pull him out of the water. The "Marin Independent Journal" says they then delivered him to the Coast Guard station in Sausalito. There's been no word yet on the full extent of his injuries . Jumpers usually do not survive the 220-foot plunge.


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If you had more weeds then seedlings last year or are already feeling defeated by the number of weeds choking out your favorite plants, don't worry! These surefire tips will help you keep down weed populations during the growing season:
Before you can determine your best defense strategy against weeds, you need to know what you're up against. Some weeds, such as miner's lettuce, chickweed, purslane, and dozens of grasses, are shallow-rooted annuals. Others, such as dock, comfrey, thistles, and certain runner grasses, are deep-rooted perennials. The two types require different control methods. Arm yourself with a good field guide, then identify and inventory your weeds. After that, you can ...
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Wait for the weather to be hot and dry for several days, then attack young annual weeds with a rake, hoe, or trowel. That way, the drought-stressed weeds are sure to shrivel and die, even if your cultivation doesn't remove the entire root of the plant.
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The long taproots of perennial weeds cannot be pulled out when the soil is dry. To remove these weeds, wait for wet soil—either from rainfall or from your hose. If the soil is wet and loose, even pesky thistles should come out with their roots intact—which means they won't grow back!
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If invasive grasses, such as Johnsongrass or bermudagrass, threaten your garden, use a pitchfork to "comb" your beds before you plant in spring, suggests an Organic Gardening reader. Work the soil until it's sufficiently loose for planting, then go over the entire area with a pitchfork, stabbing into the ground and levering it back toward the soil's surface. The tines of the fork will catch any buried grass roots, which you can then remove by hand. This technique has removed about 90 percent of the grasses from a reader's market garden in Texas.
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Deprive weeds of the light they need by covering bare soil with a thick layer of grass clippings, shredded leaves, pine needles, or other organic mulch. Any survivors that do manage to penetrate the mulch usually are so weak that you can easily remove them by hand.
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If you've got a large-scale weed problem, bake the plants beneath a sheet of clear plastic. For best results, wet the soil before you cover it with the plastic. Leave the plastic in place for at least 3 weeks—ideally, when the weather is hot and sunny. This method is especially effective against cool-season weeds and annual grasses.
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Peas and other shallow-rooted crops can be damaged easily by cultivating the surrounding soil. That's why broad-leaved weeds can easily overtake them. So why not establish an edible, living mulch to fight the weeds and provide an extra early-season crop? Sow seeds of a fast-growing leaf lettuce thickly between young pea plants. The lettuce will outperform the weeds, and you can harvest the lettuce thinnings as you pick your peas.
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If you're faced with a pugnacious patch of pigweed, fight back by planting a mixture of squash and buckwheat. The vigorous squash and quick-growing buckwheat will easily overtake the weeds. At the end of the season, harvest the squash, pull out the vines, and turn under the buckwheat. The buckwheat will add organic matter and nutrients to the soil for next year's crops.
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Use strawberries to smother weeds! These perennial fruits spread by runners and are vigorous enough to overcome many weeds—even in light shade. In mild-winter areas, such as Zone 9, they'll grow (and hold off weeds) all year long. Try growing them as a groundcover beneath blueberries and roses.
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In Maine's chilly Zone 5, organic market gardener Eliot Coleman uses a tiller to battle redroot pigweed, the seeds of which can remain viable in the soil for years. Coleman runs the tiller through his beds as early as possible in spring to bring the weed seeds closer to the soil's surface, where they can germinate. That's right: Coleman encourages the weed seeds to sprout! Then, a week or two later, he tills a second time to clear the area of the young weeds before he plants his vegetables.
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Hello there!
I am new to backtrack and to the backtrack forums. I hope I can learn and contribute a lot here, but i first need to figure out how to get everything working ;) I've got some history with fedora and debian so i'm not completey new to linux.
I have installed Backtrack 4 r2 on a flash drive to have a persistent backtrack.
Allmost everything went well, i just have the problem that when i start the option: persistent live cd (which is actually a flash driver) i don't have no screen and my mouse doesn't work.
I found a temporary fix for the screen by using the fix-vesa command. I probably have to install the drivers for my ati hd radeon 4870. I would really love to do that, but i also have the issue of a not working mouse.
I have two mouses, they both work on windows 7 and fedora 13.
When i start using framebuffer (1024x768) my mouse works fine.
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We have our own /24 which we want to subnet into smaller blocks i.e. /25 /26's at the same time I want to still announce our /24 to our bgp providers.
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the end result I want to take our /24 turn it into smaller IP blocks and then put them into different public vlans.
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nursing shortage, students who enter our Nursing program will find
a personally satisfying program that can open up a number of career
doors for the future. Research, patient care, healthcare
administration, teaching; the possibilities abound.
Our graduates are employed by leading hospitals and health care
agencies in the Hudson Valley region and beyond. They know that the
rigorous academic program and hands-on experience that our
graduates have experienced prepares them to hit the ground
The Mount's Nursing program is designed to develop the broad
knowledge base needed by professional nurses in a rapidly changing
healthcare system. The need for nurses with bachelor's degrees will
increase as our health care system continues to become more
complex. The role of nurses with bachelor's degrees is also
becoming more complex: they are central players in designing,
managing, coordinating, and providing patient care across
The Mount's Nursing program is fully accredited by the Commission on Collegiate
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In congruence with the Judeo-Christian values and the
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**UA Health Programs has been transfered to UAA Office of Health Programs Development**
The University of Alaska Statewide Health Programs office was transfered to the Office of Health Programs Development at the University of Alaska Anchorage in late 2010. OHPD at UAA will continue to work with UA campuses and Alaska's health community to provide coordination and capacity building in response to the state's most significant health and social science needs. More information can be found on their website: http://www.uaa.alaska.edu/hpd/.
Health Reports:
- Behavioral Health Alliance: UA Statewide Health Programs (Updated August 2007) (pdf)
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- NEEDS ASSESSMENT AND ANALYSIS OF POTENTIAL STRATEGIES FOR A PHARMACY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOR ALASKA(pdf)
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VOICES is a program focused on bringing socially conscious local performance artists to Chapman for an evening of entertainment.
VOICES allows students to access themes of diversity and equity through spoken word performances that build community, develop awareness of social justice, and encourage activism through self-expression.
VOICES takes place 2-3 times each semester and has included artists such as Traci Kato-Kiriyama and Matt Sedillo performing on the Student Union Stage.
"As an artist myself who is passionate about social justice, it is great to see local performers exposing different topics through artistic expression. Voices is one of my favorite events on campus because it motivates me to continue my social justice journey through art." –Thyra Brody '14


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President Obama's Game Faces
Dr. George Kessler has been a practicing osteopath in New York for 35 years. He is a clinical instructor at Weill Cornell Medical College, an attending physician at New York-Presbyterian Hospital, and a consultant at the Hospital for Special Surgery.
Dr. Harry Fisch is a clinical professor of urology and reproductive medicine at Weill Cornell Medical College/New York-Presbyterian Hospital and the author of The Male Biological Clock.
Fitness expert Joel Harper trains celebrities (and regular people, too) at Joel Harper Fitness in New York. He also develops workout chapters for the You books by Drs. Mehmet Oz and Michael Roizen and has his own line of workout videos, Fit Pack.
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Dr. George Kessler: Running can exacerbate any mechanical defect your body has. Walking at a moderately fast pace gives you 90 percent of all the aerobic benefit available and is less strenuous on your body.
Joel Harper: True, but if you run properly, damage should not be an issue. Think floating, not pounding. Pretend you're exercising on a sheet of glass, which will encourage you to use your muscles, not your joints. The bottom line is, what's going to get you sweating and building heart strength? Don't forget swimming, which is an underrated way to get your cardio in and use muscles differently.
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News Brief: Carnegie Mellon's Jendayi Frazer, Actor Ben Affleck and Others To Brief Congress on the Security Situation in Democratic Republic of the CongoContact: Shilo Rea / 412-268-6094 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Carnegie Mellon University's Jendayi Frazer will join Oscar winner Ben Affleck, founder of the Eastern Congo Initiative, and others at a briefing before the House Armed Services Committee on Wednesday, Dec. 19 at 10 a.m. The panelists will update the committee on the evolving security situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and the implications for U.S. National Security. The briefing will take place at the Rayburn House Office Building Room 2118 in Washington, D.C.
Frazer, a distinguished service professor within the Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences and the Heinz College, is a leading architect of U.S.-Africa policy over the last decade. She most recently served as the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs from August 2005 to January 2009 and previously as the U.S. ambassador to South Africa.
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An action-packed competition that features teams from Chicago
and the surrounding suburbs. Participants compete for trophies by
driving robots they designed, built and programmed. The Oak Park
Education Foundation is also holding an Open House showcasing their
art, science, architecture and engineering programs that features
hands-on projects for kids 5-12.
Feature the black bear and its adaptations for survival in the
forest. Crawl into the bear's den, compare your senses to that of
the black bear, feel his fur, come face to face with a black bear
mount and more.
Exhibit includes numerous artifacts, photographs and other
documentary items that tell the story of Chicago's iconic candy
makers, including Snickers, Lemonheads, Butterfingers
and Cracker Jack.
Interactive learning centers include a barn slide, apple
orchard and chicken coop. Maggie, a life-sized
fiberglass milking cow sponsored by Golden Oaks Farm in Wauconda,
will be the focus of the new exhibit. Maggie is over five feet tall
and features a working udder that recirculates the water that
children "milk."
Build a snowman out of biodegradable and natural items to win.
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(Cleveland) - It's the exhibit Rolling Stones fans have been waiting for at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.
'Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction' opens today and runs through next April.
The exhibit takes a look at the band from the mid-60's through today and takes up more than two floors of the museum.
Fans will, through artifacts, film, text, and interactive technology, get looks at rare items from nearly every aspect of the Rolling Stones five decades.
Curator Meredith Rutledge-Borger says the band was very involved in the process of gathering items. There are instruments, outfits, artwork and even some hand-written items. Be sure to check out the Chuck Berry album when you first walk in.
Rutledge-Borger says "the world's greatest rock and roll band" appeals to die-hard fans and people who only know a few hits. She says the Rock Hall is expecting good crowds.+
Rock Hall President and CEO Greg Harris says the first-ever exhibit gives the museum the opportunity to tell the story of one of the definitive rock and roll bands.
The Rolling Stones were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by The Who's Pete Townshend in 1989.
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The top-ranked and top-seeded Cardinal (21-1) hosts the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament and will meet No. 8 seed Hawaii (10-12) on Friday in a quarterfinal match at 11 a.m.
No. 2 UCLA takes on No. 7 San Diego State, No. 3 USC meets No. 6 San Jose State and No. 4 Arizona State plays No. 5 California in other quarterfinal games.
The championship match will be Sunday at 4 p.m., with third place decided at 2:30 p.m.
The tournament winner receives an automatic bid into the NCAA tournament, which will be held at San Diego State beginning May 11.
Menon won't be alone in finishing her college career at Stanford as former Gators' teammate KK Clark is a senior at UCLA. Sacred Heart Prep grad Lindsay Dorst, a junior at California, also will join in the celebration.
The Dorst family is well-represented in this weekend's tournament, a thankful relief for their parents, who won't have to stray far to watch their daughters in action. Menlo-Atherton grads Emily Dorst (Stanford) and Becca Dorst (UCLA) also will be in action.
Two others familiar with Avery Aquatic Center are also making appearances. Woodside Priory grad Constance Hiller plays for USC and M-A grad Morgan Leech is at Arizona State.
While Stanford hopes to be the team celebrating Sunday, the Cardinal will likely be joined by at least three other MPSF teams at the national championships, an eight-team affair.
The MPSF is, by far, the strongest conference in the nation, with seven of the eight teams ranked among the nation's top nine. Hawaii is ranked No. 15.
Stanford, the defending national champion, is a lock to reach the national tournament however the conference championships play out. The final three at-large bids could be decided as late as the fifth-place match.
Cardinal coach John Tanner, an M-A grad himself, knew he would be without Olympians Melissa Seidermann, Annika Dries and future freshman Maggie Steffens this season. From the outside, it appeared Stanford would be vulnerable this season. Tanner kept insisting there was plenty of talent available to compete for the national title.
Kaley Dodson, Alyssa Lo, Kate Baldoni and Menon, among others, proved him right. The Cardinal lost three of its top four scorers from last year, losing 152 combined goals from Seidemann, Dries and Menlo School grad Kim Krueger.
Dodson, Lo and Menon, along with freshmen Kiley Neushul and Ashley Grossman, stepped up to fill in the missing pieces.
"This year's group comes back eager to prove themselves as great water polo players and to craft a great championship team," Tanner said at the beginning of the season. "We have a lot of players who are just great water polo players and can play anywhere in the pool."
Junior goalie Kate Baldoni stepped in for the departed All-American Amber Oland, Menon, Lo and fellow seniors Cassie Churnside and Monica Coughlan stepped in to provide leadership and everybody else simply stepped up to contribute for another run at the national title.
Stanford has won 49 of its past 51 contests dating to a loss in the 2010 national championship game. Dodson, the reigning MPSF Player of the Week, has been a vital part of that run. Neushul earned her fourth MPSF Newcomer of the Week award this week, and was named Player of the Week earlier this season. Grossman is a three-time MPSF Newcomer of the Week.
Often overlooked are the contributions from the rest of the roster, which include Dorst, juniors Jillian Garton, Victoria Kennedy and Alexis Lee, and sophomore Kaitlyn Lo, Lexie Ross and Kelsey Suggs. Catherine Carpenter and Cory Dodson add to a sparkling freshmen class.
The tournament continues Saturday and Sunday, with matches beginning at 11 a.m. each day.


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I would guess that one of the three is the actual boot partition, one is a backup partition, and the third one, is the actual OS itself. While number 7 seems a bit off in the name, (unless you have vista installed as well) but it is probably just a mistake that grub made when it tried to determine what is on the partitions and give them names.
You could correct/change them if you wanted to, ( if I were you, I would leave them alone) but if everything is working fine there really is no need to.
Further if you don't want to see options 3 or 4 you could remove them. Again there really is no benefit other than perhaps saving some screen space. But even that is silly compared to messing around with the grub config, and ruining something.


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REDUNDANCIES and a potential 2% rise in council tax are some of the items on the table as Sedgemoor District Council battles to cut £780,000 from its budget.
The ideas were discussed last week as the council considers ways of balancing the books for the coming year.
At a meeting of the council's executive last week, it was revealed that members have already approved an estimate of up to £1.2million from the Community Development Fund in order to pay the severance costs needed to deliver a voluntary redundancy/flexible retirement scheme.
The report to members said: "This is an 'invest to save' project.
"It meets the council's policy of payback within two years and will deliver ongoing savings of around £600,000 which will assist in maintaining services to the public."
A spokesman for SDC confirmed the council has had a voluntary redundancy scheme for several years ant it looks like 35 staff could go over two years.
She added: "There are only 366 council staff, so that's a big percentage loss.
"However, the planned redundancies mean we can manage the workforce to deliver services to the usual high standard, either through additional training or enhanced systems.
"We are also putting back £300,000 into the budget to re-engineer the council to meet changing demand, as well as introducing an apprenticeship scheme.
"There are also a few jobs done by only one person. This means if that job goes, a whole service could be affected."
The council's overall spending pot is about £15million but Dawn Hill, deputy leader of SDC, told the committee: "It's a very prudent budget and it has allowed us to plan for the future.
"We are aiming to deliver a totally balanced budget in 2018/19."
Another option being considered is to raise its council tax demand for 2014/15 by 2%.
Last year it was increased by 3.4%, meaning the average Band D household had to fork out £135.09 per year – an increase of £4.44.
But the Government has not yet issued any guidance in relation to tax increases and until it does a final tax increase cannot be approved.
Sedgemoor's chief executive, Kerry Rickards, said: "I want to make it clear that these are only proposals and nothing is set in stone until the final decisions are made at the full council meeting on February 19.
"The bottom line is savings need to be made and some services need to be cut – there's just not enough money to go around."


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The Kings — who obviously haven't gotten over Marty McSorley's illegal stick penalty against the Canadiens in 1993 — invade Newark on Thursday to play the Devils for the Stanley Cup championship, a matchup no one could have predicted in April. There are no ghosts from the Montreal Forum to haunt the Kings this time and many believe they are a lock to win their first Cup in franchise history. But if the unpredictability of these playoffs have taught us anything, it's don't award a series to a team before they start to play.
So with that said, here are some little battles to watch for as the Devils and Kings square off. It's not an exhaustive list, just some highlights.
1) Battle of the forecheckers — Both these teams like to play deep in the other team's end and wear the opposition down. If they stick to what got them here, they will show some subtle differences, however. The Kings like to get the puck to the slot as quickly as they can and feel they can dominate there while the Devils pound it deep, grind it around on the outside until they can get it to the point and then get it to the net.
The challenge for the Devils is for their defence to battle in the slot against the big Kings forwards. The challenge for the Kings is whether they will get drawn out from the middle of the ice, where they like to play, to the boards where the Devils like to play. If they move out, that will take them away from their strength and if they stay in the middle, it will allow New Jersey to move the puck more freely.
2) Battle of the depth forwards — The third and fourth liners on each club have been impressive and productive. You don't get this far in the postseason without that. Which group of depth forwards will be better? The answer to that may go a long way to determining who wins the Cup.
3) Battle of the goalies –– Local boy Marty Brodeur had struggled during the season; his save percentage was only .908; it's .923 in the playoffs and while he doesn't always look as solid as he used to, he's getting the job done and that's all the Devils need. His still-superior puckhandling could be big factor in that first point, thwarting the Kings' forecheck, if he can get to their shoot-ins and move the puck to a safer area.
Connecticut product Johnathan Quick, whose uncanny flexibility and lateral movement will likely be the subject of many video replays on the telecasts, uses those gifts to search for pucks through traffic and he's been pretty great at stopping them. If Brodeur has raised his game, so has Quick — his save percentage in the regular season was .929 and it's now a Tim Thomas-like .946. But his puckhandling is an adventure and in the experience department, there's no comparison between the two. Will either of those things matter?
4) The special teams battle — The Kings power play is awful, 6-for-74, a measly 8.1 percent, and it's something they've worked on during their break between series (and keep in mind the Bruins won the Cup last year with a pretty unproductive power play). But their penalty kill has been brilliant, allowing only 5 goals in 57 chances, a 91.2 percent clip. And they have five shorthanded goals. Because the Devils like to put Ilya Kovalchuk on the point with the extra man, they could be ripe for a shortie or two this round.
On the other hand, New Jersey's power play has been pretty good with 12 PPGs in 66 chances, an 18.2 rate. Their PK stats aren't very good, but that is because they were hammered in the first round by the Panthers, who got 9 power play goals in 27 chances. It was a poor performance from the team that was best in the NHL on the PK during the regular season. Since then, they have killed 28 of 35, a bit more respectable at 80 percent.
5) Battle of the coaches — The Kings Darryl Sutter coaches a very basic style. He's meat and potatoes, with not a lot of complicated terminology or concepts. You're either doing a good job in the basics of your role or you're not. It certainly has worked for him, as the Kings are 37-13-11 including playoffs since he took over. He's somehow managed to get Dustin Penner to be an effective NHLer again and he's been a calming presence behind the net as he turned the offense loose after frustrating years of Terry Murray's more passive approach without losing the Kings defensive footing.
By contrast, the Devils Pete DeBoer — who also turned his teams offense loose — is more technically oriented and he's been highly praised highly be the Kings Mike Richards, who says DeBoer taught him how to win when he played for DeBoer as a junior in Kitchener where they won the 2003 Memorial Cup and gold for Canada in the 2005 World Junior Championship (where DeBoer was an assistant coach). He's also got two excellent assistants with him who think the game quite well too in Adam Oates and Larry Robinson. Larry's work with the unheralded Devils defense corps has deservedly drawn raves. If there's any adversity encountered by New Jersey, Robinson's nine Cups as a player and coach will help them refocus.
Zach Parise, Travis Zajac, Dainius Zubrus
Patrik Elias, Adam Henrique, Ilya Kovalchuk
Alexei Ponikarovsky, Jacob Josefson, David Clarkson
Ryan Carter, Stephen Gionta, Steve Bernier
Andy Greene, Mark Fayne
Bryce Salvador, Marek Zidlicky
Anton Volchenkov, Peter Harrold
Martin Brodeur
Johan Hedberg
Dustin Brown, Anze Kopitar, Justin Williams
Dustin Penner, Mike Richards, Jeff Carter
Dwight King, Jarret Stoll, Trevor Lewis
Brad Richardson, Colin Fraser, Jordan Nolan
Rob Scuderi, Drew Doughty
Willie Mitchell, Slava Voynov
Alec Martinez, Matt Greene
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Ok I'm voting for the only one I've been to. The Get Sauced Event. I've only made 2 of those. Would like to get to more, but you will keep having them on the wrong end of the cities. There are so many nice places on the west side, Plymouth area. HINT HINT!!
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I have thought about this COTM thing for a while. Wisconsin seems to do a nice job of it but they too have the same problem that we have. Many people have not been to the caches that are nominated. I look at the two we have nominated this month and really should not even vote. I have been to the one I nominated but not the other one.
There are three you say? That leads to the second problem. Is a drinking party a cache or something else? Should there be a competition for best party held in a bar after or before caching? How about best breakfast buddies location. Why not? Lots of folks had a great time.
I think if you want to do a COTM, you should decide what you are looking for. the old system of doing a nice write-up of a cache each month was quite nice. I have a list of those caches and try to get to them if I can. Perhaps a "best cache to find with kids" one month and the next month take nominations for the "cache with the best view", or "cache with the toughest climb". Then those that have an interest in such a cache might be inclined to try to visit it or them. Lord knows it is getting hard to sift through the tons of urban micros (mine included) to find something that is a little different.
At the end of this month you will have learned that people like to have a party, and that's great. I like a party too. Maybe next month we could have a list of the caches with the longest hike or caches with some other special trait that makes them interesting.
Just my $.02 worth.
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At the end of this month you will have learned that people like to have a party, and that's great. I like a party too. Maybe next month we could have a list of the caches with the longest hike or caches with some other special trait that makes them interesting.
Well, to each his own. Some people like urban micros and despise long hikes in the woods to find a box full of McToys and moldy books. Some people like a clever hide that you wouldn't find elsewhere and some just want numbers.
What makes the submissions interesting is that you get a feel for what other people like and while one that is far superior might not win in a particular month at least it got the nod it probably deserved.
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Well Pogopod, at least you submitted one. It isn't exactly as if Silent Bob was inundated with suggestions this month. I just nominated the cache that I had the most fun at this month. And I didn't drink, so to call it a "drinking" party isn't entirely accurate.
I am amazed by how many people harp on the need to speak and write English in this country while exhibiting a fundamental lack of skills in the areas of spelling and sentence composition. Would this be irony, hypocrisy, or both?
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I may break some ranks, but I agree with pogopod. Get Sauced is an event. The other two are caches.
If there was a competition for Event of the Year, or Event of the History of Geocaching Events, I'd vote for Get Sauced, though.
I'll be researching the two caches listed and voting for one of them. I will continue to try to attend every Get Sauced event I can as well.
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Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2005 6:23 pm
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And I didn't drink, so to call it a "drinking" party isn't entirely accurate.
Yeah, it's not 100% accurate, but maybe it's 95% accurate.
Either way, to each their own. I had an off-forum chat with Silent Bob about this, and if you look at it from Groundspeak's point of view, it still counts as an Event Cache. It's a "cache," the same way that Virtual "caches" and Locationless "caches" are "caches." Some people don't consider them real caches/finds and some people consider them just as legitimate and in some cases a lot more fun than traditional or multi caches. To each their own. I don't consider Get Sauced to be CotM material, but I understand how some people would consider it the best candidate for CotM.
The vote will decide.
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I didn't drink either, but sure had a good time catching up with folks and meeting more.
It's not like these caches are running for president.
I would think that it would be an honor just to have your cache mentioned.
Perhaps we could have more categories.....but then we'd need a lot more nominations.....Silent Bob had to beg to get even one to run against the first one nominated.
It's just making it's comeback now.....maybe with more caches nominated, we could sprout new categories.
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Silent Bob, we agree. There is a diversity of opinion on what makes a good cache. All I was attempting to say is instead of making each month a wide open "competition", Give a little bit of direction and change the direction every month. That way the micro lovers can tell where the great micros are and the woods nerds like me can point other like-minded souls to our favorites, people who are into French History can do their thing, and the folks who enjoy the group activities can also have their favorites.
There are 1753 caches on the cache list when I enter my zip code. Here is a chance for the leaders of the MNGCA to maybe point us to the ones we might enjoy the most.
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I will be considering a "theme" for the upcoming months... I am happy to take suggestions for consideration.
Possible ones:
1. Best "urban" micro
2. Best night cache (regardless of original intention)
3. Best cache to do with a group (ie WeekNIGHT Caching)
4. Best hike
5. Best view
6. etc
Let me know what you would like to see. I will take all into consideration and if we get enough ideas we can mix it up and hopefully still cater to everyone throughout the state.
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Luckily, I've happened to visit one of the two caches nominated, and that's where my vote went. IMHO, even if I haven't been to any of the nominated caches, I think that with the current system, there is plenty of time between when the nominations are posted and when voting closes to go visit some of those caches and thus make a decision based on more than just a good write-up. I've even planned a day of caching around a nominated cache, just so I can see what made someone else thrilled enough with the cache to spend the time to submit a nomination, and I haven't been disappointed yet.
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INTERVIEW: Walden
Listen to Walden on iHeartRadio
One of dance music's young, rising stars, Walden has already got the support of dance music legends like Tiesto, Pete Tong, and more. This is only the beginning of what is to come from the talented Australian.
Walden stopped by iHeartRadio HQ in New York City where he talked about where he got his start, what it's like being a producer/DJ at a young age, and more. Check it out below:
How was growing up in Australia?
Yeah it was lovely. I mean I haven't really grown up anywhere else, so I can't really compare it to anything. But yeah I'm a big fan of OZ - expensive place but a really lovely area to live in. Especially in
You're very young! When did you get into this? We hear it was on a school field trip?
Yeah, it was. We went to a place called the Powerhouse Museum, a music school excursion, and they introduced us to this music making program. And I didn't really consider myself a musical person, but what interested me in production was sort of the creative aspects of it. Building a record, via have samples and sounds and be able to manipulate them through software on a laptop. I thought was just the coolest thing. I was about 11. It just sort of became a hobby, that turned into something more.
Since you're so young, what are the advantages and disadvantages of being your age in this industry?
Advantages – I don't know. I mean I guess being younger, I have very little commitments. This is something that I can pursue, it's not like I have a family or a full time job. I mean it's definitely a big advantage. I guess a disadvantage, I wouldn't consider a disadvantage, but I still have a lot to learn. This is very much in the beginning stages, which I'm actually very excited about. So yeah that's definitely a cool part about it. I wouldn't consider that a disadvantage but, yeah. In Miami we had a few problems with [being underage]. [And] in Vegas, when I play at Marquee, fair enough for them cause they had to protect their license. I go in and play and there's no alcohol in the booth, and as soon as I'm done I have to leave, cause it's a risk having me in the club.
How did it feel to have a dance music artist like Tiesto play your song "Brightness" on his radio show, when you were even younger - at 16 years old?
Ridiculous. Yeah, that was definitely a moment. I think Pete Tong played it as well and that was my first sort of ever original release. So I was in no way expecting that kind of a support. It was definitely a big surprise. A pleasant surprise.
[Buy "Brightness" on Beatport]
And you just remixed Paul Van Dyk's song, "We Are Tonight?" How did you come into remixing his song?
Just through management really. I've done remixes before for Armada Music so it kind of makes sense I guess. Yeah, it was good. I love the original, and I wanted to put a more house-y but not too typical house-y [vibe], a bit more, I don't know, different. I was pretty happy with how the mix turned out. I was definitely excited. Paul Van Dyk was one of my idols when I just started to get into dance music, and it was very exciting to do a mix for him.
[Buy Walden's remix of "We Are Tonight" on Beatport]
So PvD is kind of like a hero?
He is, you know, especially back in the day, like one of those guys, those key guys who inspire me in dance music. So it was definitely cool.
Did you always listen to dance music?
I listened to a little bit of everything before. I mean I only really got into dance when I was about 12 or 13 cause my cousin Alex was a house DJ. So he played all the funky, old school stuff and introduced me to that. And I was listening to a bit of trance from my siblings as well, and yeah, I just started exploring all different genres. And I eventually ended up [at] progressive house, at the moment.
Tell us about your song "First Day?"
The vocal was actually written for another piece. And when I got the vocal I really liked the vibe of it. But I didn't feel ike it was suited for the track that they put it on. So I took it, I vibed off it for a little bit and I just built a new track around it. I was really happy with how it turned out. It is definitely one that I'm proud of.
And you're going on tour with Morgan Page and Project 46, a on their 3D bus tour? Are you excited?
Really excited. This is the first that I've heard of it, of the whole 3D element. When I got here, I heard them talking about it at Electric Zoo, and that it's becoming a thing. I'm really excited for the tour, obviously not cause it's just 3D but cause I get to tour with Morgan Page. I think it would be a really good experience because I think it would be good practice, you know at helping me at learning how to read different crowds and different parts of the North American market. I guess just getting used to DJing in front of a crowd, and I guess moving them, taking them on some kind of musical journey. So I'm really looking forward to that aspect. And of course, just running around on a bus, and getting to know Project 46 and Morgan.
What are the essentials you need to have on this bus tour?
My DVDs of "Breaking Bad," I just really started getting into the show but it's awesome, really cool. And my laptop, nothing really imaginative.
Do you have any more new music on the way?
I've been working on a couple of collaborations, I've done one with TV Rock. So right now that one's in the works, [and] it's very close to being done. So that would be good I think to put out, I'm looking forward to that one. Yeah, just lots of originals, lots of different ideas I've been playing around with. I think after "First Day" we're hoping to put out another club record, maybe the collaboration with TV Rock, and maybe bits and pieces. Very very productive at the moment, which is always good.
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Interesting...John Hopkins switched to number two.
The reason may be JH have been behind in the upgrading of the computer or other requirement for the changes in 2014; or some thing minor in nature when the joint commission inspect the hospital and JH is missing some improvement steps like syringes putting in regular rather than the syringe bin by mistake.That is very minor but can cause big headache for the hospital.
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YEA- Barnes #6.!!!
Lots of prtayers-Cathy
I love the Cleveland Clinic.....Dr. John Fung, Dr. Kevin Stephans and Dr Bassam Estfan........you guys are great !
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Thanks for that Marion.
Glad to see my cancer center is #1!!!
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A Penny Saved is a Penny at 4.7% Earned
There are lots of ways to receive income, and lots of ways to spend it. In this EconomicsMinute you will develop two budgets, or plans, to help you decide how to allocate your income. Assuming you do not love making dollar bill rings.
Banking, Budget, Choice, Decision Making, Income, Interest Rate, Opportunity Cost, Savings, Trade-off
- Learn to budget their money.
- Understand saving money.
- Understand opportunity costs with weither to save their money or spend it.
- Understand the concept of interest if they save their money.
Income is what gets you stuff, but how do you get income? Do you earn an allowance? Do you baby-sit? Do you mow lawns? Do you receive income as a gift? And once you have the income, what do you do with it? Do you run out and get rid of it all immediately? Do you spend some now and some later? Or do you save it all?
There are lots of ways to receive income, and lots of ways to spend it. In this EconomicsMinute you will develop two budgets, or plans, to help you decide how to allocate your income. Assuming you do not love making dollar bill rings, there are really only two things that someone like you can do with your income: spend it or save it. Spending occurs when you use your income to purchase good and services.
When you do not spend your income, you save it. You have several options when saving income. One option is to simply put it aside at home and not spend it. Another option is to deposit the money in a savings account at the bank. Why would you want to put your money in the bank? What does the bank have that your piggy bank does not? When you place money in the bank you earn interest on it. Interest is what you receive for allowing the bank to use your money. The bank pays interest because it wants to encourage people to put money in its accounts. If the bank did not pay interest to depositors, people would just keep their money in their piggy banks. Because interest is expressed as a rate, how much interest you get depends on how much money you put in the bank. The more income you save, the more interest you can expect to receive.
Below, you will find two simple budgets. The first budget assumes that you do not have a savings account. By contrast, the second budget presumes that you have opened a savings account. A budget is a plan to help you figure out what you should do with your income. What part of your income should you spend and what part should you save? What should you spend your income on?
In economics the cost of something is the value the next-best forgone alternative. This cost is referred to as opportunity cost. The highest valued alternative as a result of making a choice is its opportunity cost.
Non-savings Account Budget: This worksheet allows students to practice with concepts such as oppoprtunity cost and budgeting.
Savings Account Budget: This worksheet allows students to practice with concepts such as opportunity cost and budgeting while saving money in a bank account.
Budget #1 (no savings account)
Let's say you have five dollars. What would you like to spend it on? There are a million things you would love to use your five bucks for, but let's say there are only four things out there that you really want to buy: arcade games, gum, soda, and movie tickets. Look at the price chart in the worksheet and answer the questions that follow.
- In terms of gum, what is the opportunity cost of two sodas, assuming that the gum is your next-best alternative? [In order to get two sodas, you give up four pieces of gum.]
- In terms of soda, what is the opportunity cost of a movie ticket, assuming that purchasing soda is your next-best alternative? [In order to get one movie ticket, you give up five sodas.]
Budget #2 (with a savings account)
Of course you do not have to spend all of your money. You can save some of your money in your bank account. Let's say you put half of your money, $2.50, into the bank. However, you still would like to buy the same four goods at the same four prices. Fill out the following worksheet.
- Assuming soda and gum are your next best alternatives, what is the opportunity cost of putting $2.50 in the bank? [Answers will vary. Any combination of gum and soda that costs $2.50 works.]
- If the bank pays 10 percent interest, how much interest will you earn on your $2.50 deposit? [$0.25= 2.50 x 0.10 (interest earned = balance in account x interest rate).]
- With interest your $2.50 is now worth $2.75. In terms of soda, gum, and arcade games what can you buy for $2.75? [Answers will vary. The answers will be similar to those given for Question 1, except now the students will be able to purchase one additional arcade game.]
- So, if you spend the $2.50 instead of putting it into the interest-bearing account what do you have to give up? What's the new opportunity cost of the $2.50? [By spending the money instead of putting it in the bank, you give up not only the $2.50 but the $2.50 plus any interest you will earn on that money. In terms of the example, the new opportunity cost of the $2.50 includes an additional arcade game.]
- Compare Budget #1 and Budget #2. How have the budgets changed? Why did you change your mind? [Answers will vary. Because in Budget #2 students earn interest on their money, they probably put more in savings.]
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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
For all of the reasons mentioned above. It was in a very good location and a good value.
Tidiness, closeness to historical centre. I can just approve some other client's opinion that the owners have too much tried to economize on space everywhere. The bathroom was so small that the shower cabin could hardly be opened without opening the bathroom's door.
The attitude of one ofg your female staff members ( she wore a black dress) who puffed and blowed and generally had a bad attitude when we ordreded beers or other items.
very clean actually not worth its price, very near the main road, noisy at night
Its location is very close to 'old town' amenities and exceptionally good for local and city-wide transport services Just one small criticism about there being no additional services such as an iron. this helps business travellers as they need to look their best for meetings and obviously its is impossible to keep your clothes crease free.
clean staff at breakfast. can not drink orange juice. made me pay for water.
I liked the location of this motel, as a first time visitor to this town. I made good use of the private/secure parking facility; and while I walked around the very pretty town taking in the sights and having my dinner, I was confident that my motorcycle was safe and secure.The walled town centre is only 5mins. walk from the motel. No ; it is what it is, a well located efficient motel !
Close to U-bahn station and tram. No refrigerator, small room, and noisy that the rooms are close to the streets in red lights district area. free internet but has to be in lobby. Also the internet is hacked that some virus is being installed to my computer via their network. It is very dangerous and turned off my laptop on time! Hotel staff are not friendly.
I couldn't open the window because of a noise from the street, and conditioner didn't work, so it was very hot
Wonderful welcome from staff (despite my latet arrival at 11.30pm). Warm and friendly.
Brand new hotel, nice bathroom and nice interior Nope
should provide water heating facility (for asia client.) alarm clock or morning call service.
Staff are good at speaking english. The room is clean. Because of the good access from central station, I liked the hotel. Free use of wifi! Just a little cold.
Freindly staff, very tasteful decor
convenient for station and u-bahn, short walk to Altstadt. Quiet. Friendly, efficient staff. Good breakfast. Exactly what you would expect from a chain hotel in Germany-everything worked. The view over the railway lines from the back bedrooms would be of interest only to railway enthusiasts.
Clean, modern and stylish rooms At late afternoon check out there were not enough staff on duty to attend to everyones needs
Everything. Good location near station. Smart, comfortable room. Good breakfast available. Very helpful staff, English speaking .
Place in the city; practice; reception working 24 hours;Cleanliness and looking of complete hotel; very good value for money; breakfast room should be separat or least issoalted from reception place
Clean, newly furnished. A phone would have been nice.
Delicious breakfast, comfortable beds, friendly service Rooms tend to be a little small
the breakfast was very nice and delicious. Room was well designed and clean. Staff were polite and friendly. Its the money worth. Everything was fine
Breakfast selection was very good
This is a stylish & interesting brand new hotel with exceptionally spacious rooms, modern artwork by local artists, delicious buffet breakfast and convenient location to U-Bahn with a free carpark. Some systems are still being fine-tuned but staff were helpful in getting around any problems.
Good location, nice room, free parking and very good brekfast!
Breakfast snd sauna are good. U-bern is near. How to count internet fee? 3Nights were 4days.
Excellant value for money
The room was clean and modern. Staff was friendly and helpful. It was a short, easy ride into the city. We had an excellent dinner in the hotel.
Staff were friendly and we greatly appreciated the flexibility. Breakfast was excellent and again the staff met all requests including the requests from our 2 children. They addressed the children directly and responded immediately and efficiently, something not common in Germany or the continent but more seen in the UK.
The hotel is in an excellent location on the edge of Nurnberg. The rooms are of medium size but well designed so they seem larger. Our room 405 had a nice balcony and we watched the fireworks over Nurnberg's Old Towm on Wed. night. The breakfast was wonderful. There were always lots of staff around all day and night to help you.
My stay was a very positive experience. The staff went out of their way to cater to my needs and went the extra mile, which is rare these days. The internet connecttion is not suitable for modern day business travellers, because it cuts out every 30 minutes, even when in use. Messengers and chat systems can't be used without using a browser as well. The system is totally browser-centric and totally disregards internet use outside of the web. I resorted to using my mobile internet stick.
5 star value for 4 star prıce
specially the hotel facilities nope
Excellent beakfast and overall hotel. No tea or coffee in the rooms
Comfort, cleaness
good location only a five minute walk to the main areas, Excellent very helpful staff nice layout with good restaurant and bar Airconditioning in our room was ineffective so had to have a window open which made the room very noisy,
Location and gym Cold decor
Location was very good.Really nice room and good breakfast. Thought it was not good that you didn't have tea and coffee making in the room and then nothging in the foyer as well.
Walking distance to major attractions, rooms are clean and neat, service is excellent.
The hotel is modern, very clean, good facilities and the staff very polite It would be great if it was in the old town, however it is just 5 minutes walking to one of the gates,
25 euro for the breakfast otherwise no chance to get more than a coffee at the bar..................
Staffs are very nice! The parking space is also good!
A very good hotel. Clean rooms and friendly staff. The breakfast was good but not for that price. For some reasons, on Sat. the buffet was not complete although when you asked for something which was not there it would be brought to you.
Close to the Altstadt and u-bahn is nearby. Breakfast was good but nothing different along the stay. Clean and functional. Pretty expensive, room is fairly small for that price. Internet is expensive as well, while not that fast.
very good standard of hotel - excellent b'fast. fairly close to market & shops. 15 min. walk to xmas market & 10 mins. to shopping centre
I booked the hotel based on a discounted price for 2 persons. The location was ok, a bit of a walk to the main train station. The hotel staff were friendly and provided us with a map of the city. The room was a little small and did not have any water boiler for a hot drink. The price for the breakfast was too high, with such a price I could have had lunch and dinner at adecent restaurants in the old city!
The nice staff members and the room parking
This hotel is very convenient to the Deutsches Museum and the Nürnberg city center. Generally I enjoyed my stay and will return to the hotel the next time I am in the area. There is a safe in the room and the hotel is modern and adequate in every way. Although the room price seems reasonable enough, the breakfast is a very expensive buffet. There is no way to have a small breakfast at a reasonable price. The parking garage is very good, but also very expensive. After all the additional costs the hotel becomes expensive. The "fitness center" is not very complete.
Smart, well run modern hotel, conveniently situated close to the old city and tram/bus/u-bahn stops. (The latter has a direct connection to/from the airport.If arriving at the main railway station, it's about 7 mins walk or take u-bahn to Plarrer.) Quiet location. Friendly, helpful staff. Room a little on the small side but perfectly adequate for a couple of nights. Good nights' sleep in comfortable bed. Room rate was excellent value. Did not opt for breakfast (which may well be good quality) as it seemed pretty expensive, and there are much cheaper altenatives nearby in the Old City. Maybe the people who buy it help to keep the room rates so reasonable!
The hotel is completely renovated and everything is new (as of Sep-2008). Also - you are minutes from the Nürnberg centrum and directly at the Plärrer S-bahn stop - which makes it easy to get around the city and to / from the Volksfestplatz. Additionally, if you like clubbing you are a very short walk from World Of Nightlife. It is not my favorite club (crap DJ) but the building & sound are cool. Internet access is expensive (10€ / hour!). You're better off using the internet cafe across the street.
TV without English speaking programes. Too narrow acces to parking places.
The staff is communicable and does their job incredibly well while at the same time reflecting a feeling of home. Not enough disco music.
The facilities were excellent.The courtesy and friendliness of the staff was immediately obvious.
Very good location on town The view
This hotel just works. Extremely friendly staff and hence an oasis in a city which is not over friendly. Great rooms, excellent beds and good bar.
Design The service was definitely not 5 star.
The room. Extra fees for parking.
Great modern rooms. Fantastic location. Very friendly staff and reception.
Comfortable spacious room with a lot of wardrobes. Wellness center on the roof with nice view on old city
Fast, professional service. Not applicable
Easy parking. Nice room, with iron.
It is the best hotel I have stayed in for business. The staff were unbelievably helpful, I could read my e-mails in the lobby, print out anything I wanted and they photocoied stuff for me - all at no extra charge. The position was perfect for the IWA show and I couldn't fault anything associated with this hotel. I will definitely stay there again. Absolutely nothing.
Very comfortable, modern business hotel with excelent service. Extensive breakfast, good restaurant for lunch or dinner Location not ideal for holiday, great for a stop while travelling to Czech, Austria, ...
The rooms and the staff
Very nice hotel. Large room with a large bed. And a restaurant that served good food!
Very nice hotel with excellent sport motives and nice, kindly stuff! absolutely NOT!
Great service, spacey rooms, modern and very clean! Irritating noise during night in room (elevator?). Starter in restaurant Carpaccio was still frozen.
Clean, good exercise facilities, parking Limited dinner menu, did not replace soap each day
Good location, helpful staff, very clean and comfortable, exerlant restarant
The design and comfort of the hotel along with the service of the staff It would be good to have BBC world channel on the TV
Hotel is modern, clean, large rooms, great breakfast quality and choice The hotel is isolated in the country side. You need a car or taxi to get almost anywhere. Also the hotel is 'sterile' and lacking in atmosphere.
Really close to the old city of Nuremberg, super convenient to explore everything inside the walls and just cross the street to recover into a safe heaven. Plus the quality of the hotel and room just solid. No self park and valet was 21 Euro per day.
Luxurious hotel close to restaurant and train station.
A nice central location opposite the main station and a high end hotel. Recommended for busines visits.
The staff was excellent. Very courteous and helpful.The location was very convenient to the main train station. Just across the street. Bathrooms were very nice. I stayed in two different rooms and the single bed mattreses in both were awful. Like a hammock. But everything else was great.
The location was ideal for us to enjoy the old town and then to reach the underground to go to the airport. A very nice hotel bordering on luxury; a very nice stay.
location was excellent, staff were very holpful pillows on the bed could have been more supportive
The location to the main railway station for travel/transport, close to the Alt Stadt, and a very comfortable hotel. No comment
Fantastic service Room was a bit small
Stunning rooms, very spacious. Everything sparkling clean and in perfect working order. The lift isn't particularly practical.
Central Hotel easy access, Fine restaurant , staff most pleasant
hotel was lovely, service excellent, location great right across from train station and next to old town, highly recommend
Proximity to train station & local sites
Friendly, helpful staff. Nice atmosphere.
The suite was very large and well-equipped.It was in a good position for the city centre and we were allowed to leave our car there and catch a train into the centre.We will definitely stay there again if we are in the area.
Good central location close to local amenities. Very convenient for reaching the playmobil funpark. Breakfast relatively expensive but plenty of good cafes nearby which serve quality inexpensive breakfast. I had the impression that the decor was a little tired although the hotel was clean
Staff really helpful, and good breakfast selection I have a phobia of feathers and cannot sleep with feather pillows or quilts, unfortunately the hotel did not have any alternative synthetic pillows and quilts availabe
Clean, prompt and good service No mug for making hot drink in room. Would be nice to have a bathrobe.
The room was great.Enough space with 3 kids. Fridge was handy to store your own drinks & milk. Across the hotel an excellent Thai restaurant was located. Also lots of shops and play garden fopr the kids just around the corner. You could not have dinner in the hotel.
Close to train line and friendly staff. Rooms very comforatble. The bar prices for drinks were too expensive. 4 Euros for 0.1l of wine.
Nothing. It was a mess, filthy carpet, rooms had bad odor and most of the floors were under construction... See aobe.
1- the cleanliness 2- the suite well equipped with all needed for a short trip 3- the location was excellent, walking distance to city center, parks and main transportation 4- the staff were very friendly 5- there is open mini bar in the reception where you can get quick snacks and refreshments if needed overall was a good experience with great value nothing that I notice worth mentioning
big room, and very close to the train station. Opposite from the hotel, there is a very good value Thai restaurant! the room looks definitely old...it may be a 4-star in the 80's or 90's.....but it's better to keep design/furniture a bit up-to-date,
proximity of the hotel to the centre extra price for garage
great room
It was lovely to be in an apartment. More space than just a normal hotel room.
Good light and airy bedroom with nice balcony, good facilities for self catering Slightly noisy from traffic in morning
Excellant value for money, spacious rooms with all facilities, good location and excellant breakfast.
Located West-Southern to the old city center, the hotel is at the convenient location, with a supermarket in front of the hotel. My booking via booking.com was not recognized by the staff.
Excellent hotel with a bewildering variety of rooms, friendly and helpful staff, a better than average bar and restaurant, and the U bahn less than 100 metres a way
cleaning; breakfast; broadness of the rooms, close to old twon and U-bahn
Good location & instructions to find it.Easy access to underground station. Very good hotel in all respects & helpful staff.
I liked very much the room i got.
The room was very comfortable, and the staff very friendly and pleasant. I honestly cannot fault the hotel itself, although the only comment I would make is that the price of 16 euros for a breakfast did, in my opinion, seem expensive.
location next to underground station. U-Train takes you straight to the city centre. Excellent breakfast the bar is too small and smoky
close to airport - good for early flights
I was fully satisfied with the Hotel offer.
The rooms are clean, spacious, comfortable. Excellent Breakfast buffet.Ideal location for overnight stay if departing or arriving at Nuremberg Airport Everything was fine
Very nice new decor. Very "green" to include the energy saving bulbs. Clean and comfortable room. Good breakfast to start the day. I always stay at Movenpick and will continue to do so. Water kettle needed an anti-calk treatment. No way to bolt the door from the inside (we stayed in room 5433)
The cleanlines and comfort of the room.....the service; the room service was excellent...the spaciousness of the room The waater for the shower was not hot enough...but that is a minor thing
Services are very good. It took only a few minutes to check in and out, everything was in orden. The room service is excellent, we've got the ordered meal within 10 minutes. Breakfast is fine.
Location and Quality were excellent none
Ease of access to the airport
The location is very convenient and we can obtain relatively good services from the staff. Additinally, we like the environment as it is very calm and quiet. Nothing particular.
The hotel room was very comfortable and clean. The hotel staff were also very helpful and courteous. The food in the restaurant was excellent. The hotel not too far away from the town centre. The only thing that I didn't like was that there is not alot to do in the locality outside of the hotel other than the local supermarket.
We were very impressed with the helpfullness of the staff. The food was excellent. We will stay there again and pass the info to other industry people and friends.
Very nice room & excellent breakfast. The night receptionist was quite rude
small chocolates for free and the breakfast water for free - to drink
The room was very satisfactory. Breakfast was great Dinner was good & staff in the restaurant were very good I thought that reception was ok but not as good as the rest of the hotel. Perhaps it was because I do not speak only Englis
quiet nice place internet should be free of charge and should be available
Very rich breakfast Trip to downtown
The staff were pleasant and helpful and nothing was to much trouble.
Good hotel. Facilities excellent.Good food. Breakfast good. Further from centre than I expected. trains run every hour . Need to get taxi everywhere really.Comfort of bed could be improved. Otherwise no complaints at all.
The customer service was excellent at this hotel. We were treated exceptionally well. The room was spacious, clean & well appointed.
The apartment--it was perfect for a family of 4 and gave us room as well as flexibility for dining in if we wished. Nothing.
Hotel staff was very friendly and helpfull. In my next trip to Nurnberg I will definetly select the same hotel.
Location and room. 1Price per night during Brau Beviale. 2. They charged my credit card 2 months before with no invoice, proforma invoice or any other legall document. I asked by email and phone: nobody cared to answer...
The hotel is modern & the room was a good size. We choose on location but did not know it was in a red light district. Breakfast too expensive. No free wi-fi in rooms
I asked for a very quiet room, and was proposed a quiet appartment for the same price as a standard room (it was indeed better located). Besides, very central location in the city center - a few minutes away from the old churches, castle, etc. (surprise: it is exactly located inside the "hot" part of Nürnberg)
The friendly welcome from all staff. Very good hotel with good value for weekend visit. Computer with internet access on each floor was a bonus.
The food and service in the restaurant and at breakfast was excellent
Walking distance to most attractions, friendly, professional & multilingual staff, great breakfast, good security & parking area, nice room w/full bath/shower twin mattresses pushed together for double bed (seems to be common in European hotels), location is surrounded by MANY "gentlemens" clubs which made my companion a bit uncomfortable at night--no reflection on the excellent hotel or staff though
Close to Old Town, great Italian Restaurant 1 block away, nice bar, great "apple fritters" dessert in restarurant at hotel, and nice staff. The shower, it was on the side of the tub, and water got all oer the floor
Stayed at hotel to attend Christmas Market which was right outside the door. Helpful staff, very nice comfortable room, we had a great visit. No complaints at all.
great staff it was quite small but the size was not a problem
Very comfortable and clean room. Good accessibility of the hotel that is located in a nice city park. Excellent restaurant. Friendly staff
It was close to my overal destination and it was alot cheaper than it would have been if I didnt book online.
Close to Tourist attractions, parks and public transport. The restaurant was excellent.
Very comfortable,peacefull,quiet hotel with good food.
Room View & Food. No, but I want to comunicate with the Cashier, please advice
The staff was very friendly and helpful.
A very nice hotel in a big park, 10 minutes by tram from "altstatt". Nice rooms, and the staff were very nice and took good care of us. Good restaurant and very nice breakfast in a big breakfastroom. Easy to park our car in a parkinghouse in the bacement. We are very satisfied with our stay i Nürnberg.
Nice view. Friendly staff. Good breakfast
English speaking, nice rooms, good breakfast, helpful staff. Nothing. For the price, it was well worth it.
Friendly Staff.Rooms and all facilities were and had the feel of being spotless. Excellent breakfast.
good value for money the late 80s design of the place is tough to like


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In Legend Born
The mountainous island nation of Sileria has been ruled first by one foreign power and then another, always keeping the native population in a state of slavery. Josarian and his blood brother Tansen lead a revolution starting in the mountains and all the way to the capital city of Shaljir. With unusual allies, betrayal, and magic, they attempt to take back the country they love. ...
The Destroyer Goddess: In Fire Forged
Tor, Dec 2003, 27.95, 496 pp. ISBN: 0765308754 The Waterlords are the most powerful caste in Sileria because they magically control the scarce commodity water. With the Valdani conquerors defeated (see book one), the Waterlords betray the trust of the rebel leader Firebringer, have him assassinated, and begin charging exorbitant prices for their valuable sustenance desperately needed by a parched populace. Tansen the great warrior and Mirabar t...
The White Dragon
Tor, Jun 2003, 25.95, 494 pp. ISBN: 0312890567 After centuries of foreign tyranny, led by Josarin the Firebringer, the island people of Sileria have thrown out their alien masters the Valdani and gained freedom. To succeed at his endeavor, Josarian merged opposing groups into a force, but once victory was achieved, the band split into the bitter rivals they had been before the Firebringer united them. The termination of the confederation occurs...
Untouched by Man
Clowance Masterson has never really been good at anything, except research. She is a twenty-six year old virgin and thinks that she has no special skills or abilities. She already has two master's degrees, but is unsure what to do with her life so she has decided to go back to school and get her Ph.D. First, however, she has to persuade her adventurous grandfather to come home with her before the rest of her family finds out what he is up to. Clowance ma...