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This hotel is located in the stunning Costa Blanca, in the charming small city of Alcoy. Links to the public transport network lie about 50 m away. Therefore, the centre of this city of bridges, as it is known, is within easy reach. With its stunning contrasts between history and the modern, it offers a particular speciality for culturally interested guests within plenty of attractions. Plaza de Espa�a is surrounded by classic architecture and the many alleyways offer the best prerequisites for romantic walks between the grand historical buildings. The town hall is only 300 m from the hotel as well as the fascinating Palaeontology Museum and the Museo de la Fiesta de Moros y Cristianos. Puerto de la Carrasqueta is just 12 km away, where guests will find a wonderful viewing point. In addition, Alicante airport lies around 60 km away from the hotel.
The comfortable and stylish rooms include a bathroom with a hairdryer, a bathrobe and a balcony or a terrace, which offers a stunning view of the wonderful city. Further fittings include a direct dial telephone, satellite/ cable TV, a CD player, Internet access, a hire safe and a minibar. In addition, air conditioning and heating can be regulated from within the room. Guests' sleep on comfortable king-size beds, ensuring a good nights rest, and a cot is also available on request.
A pretty well maintained garden is to be found in the hotel grounds. Sports enthusiasts may pay a visit to the in-house gym. In addition, there is also a health spa with sauna, a Jacuzzi and steam room to help guests unwind. The nearest golf course is approximately 5 km away.
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American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard and VISA are accepted as methods of payment.
From the airport take the AP7 motorway towards Alicante. After this take the A36 motorway towards Alcoy. From here take the N340 and after 20 minutes take a right into Carrer Col�n street where the hotel is located.
Guests are able to check in from 12pm until 6pm. Guests must check out by midday. Prepayment cards are available from reception for an additional charge.
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Marco Werman: I'm Marco Werman, this is The World. The US embargo against Cuba restricts travel by Americans to the communist-run island. The treasury department has to approve it basically, but the Obama administration is trying to make it easier for Cuban-Americans to go see their families on the island. Instead, this week things got more complicated. Cuba announced a shutdown of most of its consular services in the US. Havana's diplomatic mission in Washington, the Cuban Intersection, said it's because of a banking problem. The bank that was handling its finances in the US decided to stop doing that and the Cubans blame the embargo for not being able to find another bank willing to step in. But Jose Azel thinks that's not the whole story. He's a Cuban exile and a senior scholar at the University of Miami.
Jose Azel: This has got to be a political issue. There's no reason why Cuba should not be able to find a bank. There's no impediment coming from the US government.
Werman: Well what has M&T Bank said why it's not gonna do business with the Cuban Intersection anymore?
Azel: The statement that I read is they're not gonna do business with any of the diplomatic missions. You know, that might be just a private decision of the bank.
Werman: So we're starting down the barrel of the holiday season now. A lot of Cuban expats want to visit home. Is this gonna hang up those plans?
Azel: Well, this is going to really not sit well with the Cuban American community that is traveling to Cuba and Cuba maybe is trying to test the strength of that segment of the Cuban American community.
Werman: Test them in what way? To see...
Azel: To see how much pressure they can put on the US government to lift sanctions.
Werman: And do you think it might work?
Azel: It is a little bit complicated because in order to completely lift the economics sanctions, it has to be approved by Congress, and I don't think that's in the cards. You know, economic sanctions as a broader explanation is not that important to Cuba. You know, the United States is the fourth largest trading partner to Cuba and the largest supplier of food items to Cuba, so not withstanding economic sanctions, there's a tremendous amount of trade that is going on. I think the unimpeded travel by US citizens to Cuba, that is truly what Cuba would like to see because that's easy for an exchange. So the United States could simply lift that portion and facilitate more open travel by Americans. That would be, I would guess, Cuba's main goal.
Werman: Cuban exile Jose Azel, a senior scholar at the University of Miami. Thanks a lot.
Azel: Thank you, Marco. Have a good day.


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WHILE Adelaide captain Adam Gibson continues his race to recover from a foot injury ahead of the NBL semi finals, Melbourne hits town on Sunday with its own injury concerns.
Playmaking import Mustapha Farrakhan continues to be troubled by a knee injury and Canadian centre Scott Morrison is still wearing a mask after twice having his nose broken.
"We've had the luxury of giving Mu time to get his knee right," Tigers coach Chris Anstey said yesterday.
"He has some sore tendon-related issues, a niggle which has just gotten worse over the past four-to-six weeks.
"He hasn't trained yet and he'll try to get through about half of Thursday's session.
"We'll see how he then goes on Friday and if he can get through that, he'll play.
"Getting some minutes into him is important to us."
Farrakhan has been averaging 12.2 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.9 assists in 13 games since replacing Ayinde Ubaka, who was a late replacement for initial Tigers import Stephen Dennis, injured in the pre-season.
"Scott is still wearing the mask," Anstey said.
"He broke his nose in the Perth game, then rebroke it against Adelaide the last time."
Gibson, elevated to the captaincy to fill the vacancy left by naturalised forward Adam Ballinger when he moved to the Tigers, yesterday was continuing his progress from a plantar fasciitis tear in his left foot.
The courageous playmaker suffered the injury in the shadows of the siren on Adelaide's 102-79 win over Perth on Friday which clinched second spot and homecourt advantage over Melbourne in the best-of-three semi final series.
While he is no chance for Sunday's dress rehearsal against the Tigers — tip-off at the earlier timeslot of 12.30pm — on Wednesday he was optimistic as he went through a rigorous physical work-out while the 36ers trained.
"It's not bad," he said, the NBL unable yet to confirm semi final dates until Perth's opponent - Wollongong or Sydney - is determined in this final round.
Anstey said Ballinger would come into Adelaide, where he won four club MVP awards, feeling good about his role in Melbourne's success this season.
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India is understood to have urged Pakistan to modify the bilateral air services agreement for operation of multiple airlines in the sector. The move is aimed to pave the way for the launch of scheduled operations by private carriers as also to enable them to fly cricket fans to that country. Under the present agreement, the two Governments recognise only Indian Airlines and Pakistan International Airlines for operations of scheduled flights. The modification suggested is aimed at recognising Indian private carriers like Jet Airways and Air Sahara as the designated ones to enable them operate scheduled flights. The sources said the External Affairs Ministry has sent a note to Islamabad in this regard. However, the private carriers could seek permission from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation and its Pakistani counterpart to operate chartered flights for cricket fans. Stating that this would require them to furnish the list of passengers and the purpose of their travel at least a week in advance to the two authorities, the sources said the Pakistani authorities would have to give the final nod for these "non-operational chartered flights". However, sources in the private carriers said they had not received any official communication asking them to apply for operations to Pakistan. When the aviation links between the two countries were resumed in January this year, both sides had agreed to allow operation of large aircraft, like Boeing 747s, to operate. The decision currently benefits only the PIA as Indian Airlines does not have such big aircraft. The bilateral negotiations are to be held in the next few months, the sources said. (PTI)
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RADNOR Ś After a big road win at Vanderbilt last Saturday, the last thing Villanova needed was to face a patsy in its next game.
Jay Wright believes his team needs to be challenged if itÆs going to get better and that wonÆt be a problem when the Wildcats start a three-game, Big 5 stretch tonight (9 p.m. NBCSN) against undefeated Temple at the Pavilion.
The Owls (5-0) are off to their best start since 1987-88.
ōItÆs going to be a great test for us,ö Wright said during practice Tuesday. ōComing off a road game against Vandy, this is the next step you want. You donÆt want to come off a game like that and play someone whoÆs not that challenging. This is a challenge thatÆs as good as it gets. ItÆs perfect.ö
Just like the Owls, who have won two of the last three meetings including a 78-67 victory last year at the Liacouras Center. Ramone Moore burned the Wildcats for 32 points that night, but it was turnovers that killed Villanova. The Wildcats (4-3 overall, 0-1 Big 5) coughed the ball up 17 times. Temple scored 20 points off of those turnovers.
ōWe have to take care of the ball,ö Wright said. ōWe had 17 turnovers against Temple last year and that hurt us. We had 13 turnovers against Vanderbilt and they didnÆt press us or trap us. We have to tighten that up.ö
VillanovaÆs offense has received a boost from the inside play of forwards Mouphtaou Yarou and JayVaughn Pinkston. The 6-10 Yarou has picked it up on the offensive end after a slow start. He is averaging 18 points and seven rebounds over the last two games and is shooting 54.5 percent from the field in that stretch. The 6-6 Pinkston has averaged 16 points and 7.5 rebounds in the last two games as the first big man off the bench.
ōWeÆre finding each other open more,ö Pinkston said. ōWeÆre getting our team chemistry together.ö
An offense centered around a strong inside game with Yarou, Pinkston and junior swingman James ōTahlö Bell was what Wright envisioned at the beginning of the season, but it has not worked out that way.
ōPart (of the reason for the improved inside game) is that our guards are getting better,ö Wright said. ōWe wanted (to get the ball inside) before, but our guards knew what they were supposed to do, they just didnÆt know how to do it in game situations. TheyÆre getting better at it.
ōI thought Tony (Chennault), Arch (Arcidiacono) and Darrun (Hilliard) did a really good job at Vanderbilt. I though we struggled against La Salle getting the ball inside from our guards. JayVaughn and Mouph got the ball to each other, but our guards didnÆt get in there. They did a better job against Vanderbilt.ö
The Wildcats also did a much better job on the defensive end against Vanderbilt. Villanova held the Commodores to 37 percent shooting overall and 34.6 percent from 3-point range.
The Wildcats will need that kind of defensive performance to beat the experienced Owls. TempleÆs five wins have been by an average of 11.2 points. Seniors Scootie Randall (15.8 ppg., 7.2 rpg.) and Khalif Wyatt (15.6 ppg., 5.0 apg.) have been the go-to guys for the Owls. Sophomore forward Anthony Lee is averaging 10.4 points and 7.2 rebounds per game. Senior Rahlir Hollis-Jefferson (Chester All-Delco) has been steady, as usual, averaging 9.0 points and 5.6 rebounds per game.
ōThey have five seniors in their top seven,ö Wright said. ōTheyÆre a good, smart, experienced team.ö
And just the test Villanova needs.


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Coach Beilein: "It was obviously a very exciting (Thursday) night for us, for our team, for the Wolverine Nation, and the faithful all over the world that follows us. I got an email from India this morning. I got a lot of great vibes about the win, it was great."
Question: Who was the email in India from?
Coach Beilein: "It was actually from Bob Dolan who is the dean of the business school. It was really neat."
Question: How did he find out about it?
Coach Beilein: "I do not know, he just knew about it."
Question: Is that the weirdest one you got?
Coach Beilein: "No, I got a lot of them, texts, but it is okay."
Question: From former players?
Coach Beilein: "Yeah. Just a lot of things, but I can't cover them all. You come home and you wake up the next morning and Iowa is the only thing on your mind. But you do like to have an attitude of gratitude about all the people that care."
Question: How much did you sleep?
Coach Beilein: "Not very much but it is the same way, it is wins and losses. It is the same thing. This is not a great team time for you because you get up real early because you can't sleep or you don't sleep. You don't sleep from 12 to 3 or you get up at three or four because you can't sleep. It is just part of it."
Question: I know you don't ever like to hang on to one loss or one win for any longer than another, but this one, just on campus and the mood, just kind of your initial thoughts about. It was really a huge win for this team and this program. Is there a little bit of a difference with this in kind of hanging on to it or just how you are received throughout the day?
Coach Beilein: "No, we won't hang onto it. From now, we're finished with it. It is because it is a rivalry, because they have controlled the rivalry for the last 15 years or so. It is a complement to them that it means so much to us. Even received a great phone call from Mark Hollis today just saying congratulations, love the way your kids played and the way they conducted themselves after the game. All good stuff."
Question: Can it affect you confidence going forward?
Coach Beilein: "We certainly should never be overconfident. Right now, it should help us a great deal, but you never know. This is still a group…fragile is a negative term and I don't like to say that, but they are just figuring things out. They are just figuring out what they have to do because the college game can be so up and down that they are finding that our right now."
Question: Did you run them a little harder today just to kind of make sure…?
Coach Beilein: "Today, no. I know Zack (Novak) has a test and I know three of our other guys will not be running. They will be resting and working on what we call low-impact workouts. The other guys who didn't play a lot minutes will have a pretty good workout today, an hour and 30 minutes or so."
Question: What has been the difference with Zack, especially with his outside shooting? I think in the last ten games, he's got nine that he had double figures.
Coach Beilein: "He worked last year a great deal on his shooting and it really changed his delivery a little bit. If you watched him last year, he used to kick one leg off a lot. It would take him off balance. So he was really streaky last year. He worked all summer just to get himself to get away from those 1/6 (from three-point land) days that really plagued our shooters last year. As a result, he is more consistent. I watch those and Michigan State did not leave him open. He hit shots in people's face. That's a great sign for us because you know in this league you're not going to get open very much. You have to make shots with somebody in your face."
Question: Does LaVall Jordan get to scout Sunday just because of familiarity purposes?
Coach Beilein: "I've never done that. I just let them pick and it is more because LaVall cannot have the Michigan State and Iowa game back-to-back. They pretty much divide it up according to what they feel comfortable."
Question: Does that help you that he is very familiar with their personnel?
Coach Beilein: "The system is different. The personnel he'll know, but young men change. If I was to scout our guys from year to year, you would see a big change in them. I don't think it is a decided advantage. It gives us a little bit of insight."
Question: Tim Hardaway had eight rebounds for you guys.
Coach Beilein: "Yeah that was great. He showed that a lot and the more he plays and he understands how physical college basketball is. He is coming out of some of those scuffles and he is unscathed. He realizes that you go in there, you can get things done. The more he lifts. Just look at his body -- it is going to really fill out -- but you've got to want to go in there and he had eight rebounds. Sometimes you don't want your big man to even go after the rebound, you want them to just box out and stay with their box out and Jordan (Morgan) did that several times -- just stay with your box out and let our guys clear up."
Question: Because they have long arms was that a point of emphasis with your guards to get on the glass?
Coach Beilein: "Yeah it is very important."
Question: How dangerous is a team that is 1-7 in the league?
Coach Beilein: "Just as dangerous as a one and six team that went up to East Lansing. It is the same thing. We don't even look at that. Seriously, our kids, I don't even know if they follow what the records are. It is just another game and we have had very good crowds at home. I expect that we'll have a lot of people here coming back very faithful to us. We want to play well at home without question."
Question: You said you woke up this morning just thinking about Iowa. Do you have any doubt that your players (did the same)?
Coach Beilein: "We will get past today. I always believe that you need to show the self improvement parts of yesterday's game and give them some bounce in their step going out the door. I love even showing the bench, our managers reaction to Stu (Douglass) or Tim's shot or Stu's step-back and just how high people are jumping off the bench. You have to reinforce that because those are things that you don't want to let go of immediately, but you do have to let go of once we walk onto that practice floor."
Question: What will you show Darius (Morris), going from the struggle against Minnesota to what he did (against Michigan State?
Coach Beilein: "I think I do not have to show him anything. I think he realizes the difference. It will be more of a team thing."
Question: What was the difference with Darius?
Coach Beilein: "He had just tremendous intensity yesterday. He just played really focused, very good."
Question: You just had talked about the emotion and Zack obviously is always emotional whether you guys are up a lot, down a lot… whenever. Is there any point where you have to kind of manage that or you just let him loose?
Coach Beilein: "When we go into the huddle, I'm talking to my assistants. I didn't see how he was talking to our guys on the team."
Question: He was red faced.
Coach Beilein: "Yeah. I saw it on ESPN this morning and I've seen that before, but I wasn't even aware of it, because you're consumed with coaching your team next. I think the guys on our teams understand the passion that he plays with and the same passion that we all are about things, things we really believe in and he believes so much into this team and this university. As I said to Bob Dolan today in my reply to his email, you would be very proud of your junior in the Ross Business School."
Question: Is there anything to playing on national TV, because it seems like these ESPN games and CBS game, Ohio State and Kansas, Michigan State are probably some of the best games you've had all year?
Coach Beilein: "I would doubt it. I think it is a great question, but I would doubt it because I think the Big Ten Network does put out there nationally. I think it is just a matter of us going through it. It is a process. You're going to have good games. You may have some bad games and then you just got to keep fighting through it, but I don't think some of those elements are as important as where it is on the schedule, who are you playing, what is their scheme compared to what you practice every day. How are your kids going to react when you get down in a game big and that is what happened in both Northwestern and Indiana. We just got down 12 or 13 at halftime and it was hard."
Question: What is the biggest challenge that Iowa brings?
Coach Beilein: "I think they have some veterans there that are hungry again. Any time, Todd Lickliter is a great friend of mine and so is Fran (McAffery) actually. Any time there is a coaching change, they are focused and they are trying just get better and better. Two of our three games last year where nail biters with them, so was the tournament. We got out early but it was close and the other one was overtime that they have some veterans coming back. They have some outstanding shooters and a couple of their young guys, the point guard (Bryce Cartwright), the junior college transfer and their freshman (Melsahn Basabe) from the northeast is really playing well."
Question: Have you been pleased with Tim Hardaway's shot selection?
Coach Beilein: "I think it has been pretty good. There were a couple of times that he has to take. He has a shot clock, what we call a shock three that he can shoot a shot on somebody and usually get it off. Just like the one that was in front of me that went in and out that might have sealed the game as well. That was highly guarded, he has the ability to do that. So he has got to use that as a strength and try not to use it as a weakness. So what he has really recognized lately is that I can get that shot if I'm not really wide open, wait to shot clock time and they may find me at shot clock time and the ball might be in my hands. I have been pleased. It is very typical of a freshman. I don't think anybody is perfect with it. I do not think Kobe is perfect with it. I'm sure that Phil (Jackson) talks to Kobe (Bryant) about that shot. It is part of it and you don't want to lose it. You don't want a guy to have so much belief that the next shot is going in."
Question: What is the most important thing that you want to see come from this win?
Coach Beilein: "I think that our team…like I said the Minnesota game, which was a disappointment to use all that through adversity you can build strength. Failure is the fertilizer for success. You are going to have some failures and that is what you go through when you have a young team. There are very few situations where you have teams with this youth have just consistent success. It could be very up and down and you just cannot stop it, you got to keep pressing on."
Question: If there is something that you want them to learn from winning at Michigan State would be? The most valuable things to take from that.
Coach Beilein: "Things are tough on the road but if you hang together you can have success. We got a couple more buildings to win here in the Big Ten, but very few teams have great…Tom (Izzo) has done a great job of winning on the road, but is another one of those buildings when you get a win from and we got a few more to try and get just as you go through this process to show everybody that the road is not doom and gloom that so many people perceive it to be."
Question: Are you wearing sneakers this weekend (for Coaches versus Cancer, Suits and Sneakers weekend)?
Coach Beilein: "I am wearing sneakers, yes I will be. I have supported that cause for a long time and will continue to do so. Usually go more with the Polo shirt than the suit, just the sneakers."


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Postgame Notes
Postgame Notes
Dec. 21, 2013
Recap | Final Stats | Quotes
Kansas State Postgame Notes
Kansas State (8-3) 72 – #21/#15 Gonzaga (10-2) 62
Saturday, December 21, 2013
Wichita Wildcat Classic
Wichita, Kan. | INTRUST Bank Arena
Miscellaneous Notes
• K-State is now 1,538-1,080 all-time in its history.
• Bruce Weber is now 348-167 all-time, 35-11 at K-State including 4-6 vs. Top 25 teams
• Today's match-up marked the fourth meeting between the two schools and third in the last four seasons. With the win today, the Wildcats move to 3-1 against the Bulldogs.
• K-State moved to 14-7 vs. current members of the West Coast Conference, including an 8-2 mark at neutral sites.
• Bruce Weber is 4-2 all-time vs. Gonzaga, including 3-2 at neutral sites.
• The Wildcats' starting lineup consisted of freshman guard Marcus Foster, senior guard Will Spradling, senior guard Shane Southwell, freshman forward Wesley Iwundu and junior forward Thomas Gipson… This is the sixth time K-State has used this starting lineup this season with the Wildcats winning all six match-ups.
• Foster and Spradling have started all 11 games, while Iwundu and Southwell have now started 10 in a row… Foster and Iwundu have started together each of the last 10 games.
• Under Bruce Weber, K-State moves to 11-1 in games played in December and 8-1 in games televised on ESPN2.
Team Notes
• K-State shot 76.0 percent (19-of-25) from the free throw line, the highest percentage of the season… K-State is now 16-5 when shooting better than 70 percent from the free throw line under head coach Bruce Weber.
• K-State has now held nine of 11 opponents below 65 points this season, going 8-1 in those games…The 62 points scored by Gonzaga was a season-low.
• K-State out-rebounded Gonzaga, 32-31, marking the seventh consecutive game the Wildcats have out-rebounded their opponent…The team is now 27-2 under head coach Bruce Weber when out-rebounding their opponent, including a mark of 6-1 this season.
• K-State forced Gonzaga into a season-tying 12 turnovers, which K-State turned into 13 points… The Wildcats committed just four turnovers, which is tied for the third-lowest all-time and hasn't happened since Nov. 18, 2010 vs. Presbyterian.
• K-State led at the half, 29-24 and improves to 31-2 under Weber when leading at the half.
Individual Notes
• Marcus Foster scored in double figures with a game-high 14 points… He has now scored in double figures in 10 consecutive games.
• Wesley Iwundu struggled from the field (2-of-7) but provided a spark at the free throw line, hitting 9-of-11… He tied a season-high three assists and grabbed four rebounds.
• Thomas Gipson provided the efficiency down-low with 14 points on 6-of-8 shooting… He also managed to pull down four rebounds and blocked one shot in 21 minutes of action.
• Shane Southwell filled the stat sheet with 11 points, six assists, two steals and one rebound.


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