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50" VIERA Plasma 1080p HDTV
Details http://shop.panasonic.com/support-only/TH-50PZ80U.html
50" Class (49.9 " Diagonal) Widescreen VIERA Plasma 1080p HDTV with New Anti-Reflective Filter, Deep Color Technology, Game Mode, Built-In SD Card Slot, 3 HDMI Inputs and VIERA Link® HDAVI Control
SpecificationsExpand All
- Model Type Plasma
- Series PZ80
- Model Year 2008
- Screen Size 50" Class (49.9" diagonal)
Display Resolution1080p
Contrast RatioNative: 20,000:1
Dynamic: 1,000,000:1
- Display Capability 1080p/1080i/720p/480p
Aspect Ratio16:9
- Native Resolution (Number of Pixels) 2,073,600 (1,920 x 1,080)
- Pixel Pitch (H x V) 0.576 x 0.576 mm
- Moving Picture Resolution 900 lines or more
- Shades of Gradation 4,096 equivalent
- Aspect Control 4:3, Zoom, Full, Just, H-Fill
- Panel G11 Progressive 1080p HD Plasma Display Panel
- Screen Coating (Filter) New AR (Anti-Reflective) Filter
- Progressive Scan Yes
480Hz Sub-field Drive480Hz
24p Cinematic PlaybackNo
- 24p Playback(2:3) Yes
Digital Cinema ColorNo
- Deep Color Yes
- x.v.Color Yes
- Studio Ref Mode No
- Pro Setting No
THX ModeNo
- Video Noise Reduction Yes
- Motion Adaptive 3D Y/C Digital Comb Filter Yes
- 3D Color Management Yes
- Sub Pixel Control Yes
- Motion Pattern Noise Reduction Yes
- Digital Cinema Reality Yes
- Speakers Full-range x 2 (L, R)
- Number of Speakers 2
Audio Output
(8 ohms, 70 Hz - 17 kHz)
- BBE® VIVA HD3D Sound No
- Surround Sound Yes
- Integrated ATSC Tuner Yes
- SD Memory Card Slot (SDHC Compatible) Yes
- HDMI Input 3 (1 front)
- Analog Audio Input (for HDMI) 2
- Composite Video Input 2 (1 front)
- S-Video Input 2 (1 front)
- Audio Input (for Video) 2 (1 front)
- PC Input No
- Audio Input (for PC) No
Component Video Inputs(Y, PB, PR) 2
- Audio Input (for Component Video) 2
- Composite Video Output 1
- Analog Audio Output 1
- Digital Audio Output 1
- Headphone Jack No
VIERA Link™ Yes
VIERA Cast™ (IPTV) No
- Game Mode Yes
- Pixel Orbiter (Anti-Image Retention) Yes
- Menu Languages English/Spanish/French
V-Chip Program LockoutYes
- Built-In Closed Caption Decoder Yes
- Timers Off
- Video Input Label Yes
- Video Picture Memory Yes
- Power Supply AC 120 V, 60Hz
- Rated Power Consumption 690 W
- Receiving System ATSC/QAM/NTSC
- Operating Temperature 32°F - 104°F (0°C - 40°C)
- Safety Standard UL6500/C-UL
- Swivel Angle -
- Optional Floor Stand Included (TBLX0037)
Optional Wall-mounting Bracket
- Dimensions (H x W x D) with Stand 33.2" x 49.0" x 15.2"
- Weight (lbs.) w/Stand 88.2 lbs
- Carton Dimensions 36.2" x 54.6" x 13.1"
- Dimensions (H x W x D) 31.1'' x 49.0'' x 3.7''
- Weight 83.8 lbs
TH-50PZ80U is rated out of 5 by 10.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from short and sweet. at 54 years old this is definitely the best TV I've ever owned. I bought this TV in 2009 and was one of the best decisions I made. 100% satisfied with the over all quality and performance of this television. I only wish I would have bought 2 at that time.
Date published: 2017-07-07
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from A pleasant surprise I had no intention on buying a plasma tv, but was given a great price on a demo. Actually, a salesperson convinced me, for I had planned on purchasing another lcd tv bigger than the 46" i already have. preferably a 52" model. I bought it on 5/11/09, only 2 weeks ago. So far so good. Lastly, with the tv being a display model, was set in demo mode. So I had to reset treble, bass etc. settings whenever I turned on the tv. I called customer service, they helped me take it out of that mode. I'll check back in 3 months with an update.
Date published: 2009-05-27
Rated 1 out of 5 by Anonymous from never again I bought this t.v. 2/11/09 which was about two months ago now.At first i was very happy with the purchase the price was good and the picture and ease of use was also great but now as i go into my second month of owning this t.v. i turn it on one morning to find a black line running down the center and come to find out the whole plasma panel has to be replaced just after two months use.Needless to say i'm not very happy with this product since i invested so much money to own it ,i expected at the very least six or seven years before i had to do any kind of repairs not just two months.
Date published: 2009-04-13
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Very happy The color saturation, clarity and brightness are excellent. I have had it for about 6 months now and I feel it was worth every penny. I did a lot of research before buying and for the price nothing could touch it. I use it for a wide variety of viewing, but mostly Xbox gaming. Halo 3, Gears, etc in HDMI 1080P looks freakin' awesome!
Date published: 2009-04-01
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Another Amazing Panasonic Product I purchased this TV as well as an SC-BT100 Blu-ray disk player/home theater system... and both are fantastic. This TV in particular is absolutely stunning when viewing a 1080p signal (Tested using the above mentioned BD player and 007 Casino Royal). Absolutely no dead pixels, no locked pixels, no imperfections (except my darn finger prints from setting it up...)... a PERFECT Television. Easiest television I've ever set up. Overall, I give it 25/25 Stars. I want one for every room in the house!
Date published: 2009-03-02
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Viera is the One I looked around and researched till my eyes hurt. I initially didn't want to spend too much on a new TV. I bought an 40" LCD at first. I was afraid of burn-in so I skipped the plasmas - even though I really wanted one. I got home and hated the motion blur on football and movies. I saw a sale for a 46" LCD of the same brand. I went and looked at it. I was gonna live with the blurring to get a bigger TV (it was only $40 more on sale). I talked to a guy that said he had a Panasonic Viera, and had accidentally left a static image on the TV for 3 days. He said the white bar on the TV's anti-retention section totally wiped out the slight image retention. He was an employee and showed me the anti-retention features at the store. I had been told at other stores that the Viera was the way to go for plasmas. But they were expensive. I decided to pay the extra money for the 50" Viera. I have been nothing more than elated. The picture is amazing, the Viera Concierge 24/7 toll-free help line is as good as it gets, and YEAH - no motion blur! One thing, cable broadcasts can put out weak signals that can mimic motion-blur. It's not the TV. I though it was at first, got a little irritated, then realized it's the signal. Somebody told me plasmas don't get very bright. That's not true. This TV will get as bright as you want, and has great contrast too. Buy this TV!!!
Date published: 2009-01-16
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Best HDTV for the Price Did lots of research and found this unit for a great price on Black Friday.I've been extremely pleased with the color, perormance and ease of use. Highly recommended, even when compared with units costing twice as much. Love it so much, want others to know about it. Remote is a bit chintzy, but got a Logitech Harmony 880 to replace.
Date published: 2008-12-15
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from One Word Beautiful!
Date published: 2008-12-01
Owner's Manuals
What should I do if my TV will not turn on and the power indicator LED is not flashing?Follow these troubleshooting steps:
- Make sure your TV's power cord is plugged into an electrical outlet.
- Make sure the electrical outlet the TV is plugged into has power by testing known working device in that outlet.
- After verifying the TV is plugged into a working outlet, try pressing the [POWER] button on the TV instead of the TV remote.
What should I do if the front Power indicator LED light is blinking?1. Unplug the TV's power cord.
2. Unplug all cables.
3. Power the TV using a different power outlet (do not use a power strip or surge protector).
If the problem persists, consider having the TV serviced. Click here for Panasonic Service Locator.
Note: Count how many times the LED light blinks. This can help a technician troubleshoot the problem.
What should I do if I get audio but no picture from an external device connected to my TV?
- Try unplugging the cable between the TV and the external device and reconnecting it firmly on both sides.
- Try unplugging the power cord of the external device for 30 seconds.
- Try connecting another external device to the same input using the same cable.
- If the picture returns on the second device, you may need to contact the manufacturer of the first external device you had connected for further troubleshooting.
- Try using a different cable between your device and the TV using the same input of your TV. If you get a picture and audio, you may need to replace your cable.
- Try another input of the TV to verify if there is an issue with the TV input the external device was connected to.
What should I do if I have bars displaying on the TV screen?Change the format (aspect ratio) of the picture by pressing the [FORMAT] or [ASPECT] button on the TV's remote control. If you still have bars, check the aspect settings on your external video source, such as Cable/Satellite box, DVD/Blu-ray Disc player, etc. Note: Some content, such as film-based movies, are available in extra-wide format. Top and bottom bars are unavoidable.
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The Louis Vuitton Cup: 25 Years of Yacht Racing in Pursuit of the America's Cup
Since 1983, the Louis Vuitton Cup has been a rite of passage for yachtsmen aiming to compete for the legendary America's Cup, world's most prestigious yachting regatta. Louis Vuitton's participation in the race has transformed the match from a friendly competition into a modern media event, and helped raise the international profile of the esteemed prize.
History of the Louis Vuitton Cup vibrantly narrates the story of the America's Cup, which parallels Louis Vuitton's expansion from a company that creates travel trunks to its presence as an internationally acclaimed luxury brand. The book traces the trajectory of the Cup, recounting stories of the individual races and victories, from the first in Newport, Rhode Island to the last in Valencia, Spain. It presents profiles of its greatest winners and pays tribute to the world's most talented yachtsmen and the photographers who, passionate about the sea, helped forge the regatta's reputation.
Written and sketched by François Chevalier, a journalist and a naval architect, this 212 page book includes 150 photographs and illustrations with a preface by Bruno Troublé, a renowned figure in the world of sailing. History of the Louis Vuitton Cup was published in October 2008, available at Louis Vuitton for £40 or approx. $65.
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Dr James McLaughlin's Homepage
Welcome! I am a Reader (Associate Professor) in Solar Physics at Northumbria University. I am a member of the Solar Physics research group (alternatively here) and I am based within the Department of Mathematics, Physics and Electrical Engineering.
I am primarily interested in magnetohydrodynamics (MHD), specifically in the behaviour of MHD waves in inhomogeneous media, with application to the solar atmosphere and astrophysical processes. Most of my time is spent on research, but I am also involved in undergraduate lecturing and public engagement activities.
I am an Ordinary Council Member of the UKSP Council which represents the UK Solar Physics community, see here for details.
Below are details of my career and research interests to date, along with my contact details and links to my publications.
List of Publications
Research Excellence Framework 2014
I was the Unit of Assessment lead for the B10 Mathematical Sciences REF2014 submission at Northumbria University. This role involved setting overall research strategy for the Unit, assessing and developing staff outputs and esteem factors, frequent discussions with Executive Dean, Associate Dean (Research), other UoA leads and University-level REF Advisory Group, dealing with confidential/sensitive documentation, and advising and supporting staff (including multiple Early Career Researchers) with regards to the strategic nature of the submission.
Research Visits & Conference Contributions
21 invited seminars/lectures - 32 contributed talks - 11 Poster presentations.
Multi-satellite Joint Observing Programme
I have led a multi-spacecraft, multi-instrument, international observing campaign to investigate solar plumes, involving the collaboration of seven space-based instruments. The observing programme is entitled: ōMulti-wavelength Observations of Oscillations in Polar Plumesö. The details can be found under:
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The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 73, July 1969 - April, 1970 Page: 428
This periodical is part of the collection entitled: Southwestern Historical Quarterly and was provided to The Portal to Texas History by the Texas State Historical Association.
Southwestern Historical Quarterly
Candor, however, requires us to admit that Webb has not received
the national and international attention that is his due. Perhaps too
many of us who were associated with him (he made it clear he had
no time to waste on disciples), have wandered too far afield from what
motivated Webb in his search of history: to explain and teach what
Man is, what he has accomplished, and what he can become. It was no
accident that, in 1962, Walter Prescott Webb, aged 74, went off to
America's last frontier to teach at the University of Alaska. Nor was
it by chance that his last lecture, to the Retired Teachers Association
of San Antonio, eschewed any claim of nobility for his profession. Like
all true historians, he was paid to indulge his hobby; unlike most his-
torians, he possessed a mind capable of generating seminal ideas. C. B.
Smith, Sr., is to be congratulated for making available the information
essential to the success of the Webb Great Frontier Foundation. As
Frank Dobie wrote of Webb in Ronnie Dugger's Three Men in Texas,
"no person who has added as much to the heritage of human life as
Walter Webb added ceases to be. His thinking, his writing, and his
standing up will surely continue as elements of his projected shadow."
United States Coast Guard Academy JOHN F. MURPHY
Book Notes
All Our Yesterdays: A Brief History of Chappell Hill. Compiled by Mr.
and Mrs. Nate Winfield. Introduction by Dayton Kelley. (Waco: Tex-
ian Press, 1969. Pp. vii+44. Illustrations, appendices, index. $5.oo.)
This book, as the subtitle indicates, is a brief history of Chappell
Hill, Washington County, Texas. Like the neighboring town of Inde-
pendence, where Baylor and Mary Hardin-Baylor originated, Chappell
Hill also spawned two church institutions; these were the Methodist
schools known as Chappell Hill Female College and Soule University
for boys. The former closed its doors in 1912, and Southwestern Uni-
versity at Georgetown took the place of the latter.
Subjects discussed in this volume include the founding of the town
in 1847, the rise of farming and ranching in the area, a proposal for
drilling oil in 1858, the establishment of churches, local traditions and
fraternal orders, and an epidemic of yellow fever. Little information is
given on Chappell Hill's recent history, and no explanation is offered
as to why the town remained small. A number of appendices include
such information as the names of mayors, Confederate volunteers in the
Civil War, and postmasters. The book is properly documented and is
based largely on primary sources. Several excellent photographs enhance
the value of the study.
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Securing Browser Definition Files
Browser definition files (.browser files) contain information about the capabilities of classes of browsers (such as Internet Explorer) and specific browsers (such as Internet Explorer 6.0). At run time, ASP.NET uses the information in .browser files to determine what browser has made the request, what capabilities the browser has, and how to render markup to that browser. For more information, see Browser Definition File Schema (browsers Element).
For detailed information about best practices for writing secure code and securing applications, see the book "Writing Secure Code" by Michael Howard and David LeBlanc, and see the guidance provided by Microsoft Patterns and Practices.
Browser definition files are new in the .NET Framework version 2.0. In earlier versions of the .NET Framework, the browserCaps element was used to define browser definitions in configuration files.
All browser capability features, including the .NET Framework classes and the browser definition files, require partial trust at the application level, and require full trust at the global level. The global browser definition assembly is signed with a unique machine key before placement in the global assembly cache and cannot be tampered with. The browser definition files in the %SystemRoot%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\version\CONFIG\Browsers directory are protected by access control lists (ACLs) and require administrative privileges to modify.
Browser Definition File Directories
The global Browser directory and the application-level App_Browsers subdirectory should contain only files with the file name extension .browser. Only .browser files are compiled by the ASP.NET browser capabilities feature. Additionally, ASP.NET protects the files in these directories from being served by the Web server and from being accessed by code in other applications.
Browser Definition Files ACLs
The following table lists the ACLs that are set by default on the .browser files located in the %SystemRoot%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\version\CONFIG\Browsers directory. These ACLs are also set on the directory itself, but they include Modify permissions for the CREATOR OWNER group. The directory is read only.
Windows account
Full control
ASP.NET Machine Account (<server>\ASPNET)
Read and Execute
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IIS_WPG (<server>\IIS_WPG)
Read and Execute
Read and Execute
Read and Execute
Power Users (<server>\Power Users)
Full control
Users (<server>\Users)
Read and Execute
The following table lists the ACLs that should be set on application-level .browser files in the App_Browsers subdirectory.
Windows account
Full control
IIS_WPG (<server>\IIS_WPG)
Read and Execute
Internet Guest Account (<server>\IUSR_<server>)
Full control
Users (<server>\Users)
Read and Execute
Adding Browser Definition Files
Do not download or install browser definition files unless you trust their source. For example, examine a new browser definition file to see if any unfamiliar namespaces are referenced in any of the following attributes:
The markupTextWriterType attribute of the controlAdapters element.
The value attribute of the capability element.
The controlType and adapterType attributes of the adapter element.
For information about valid elements and attributes, see Browser Definition File Schema (browsers Element).
Changing Browser Definition Files
If you add new browser definition files to the global directory or if you make changes to global browser definition files, those changes have no effect until you manually recompile the browser capabilities collection using the Aspnet_regbrowsers.exe tool, available in the %SystemRoot%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\version folder, or programmatically cause recompilation by using the BrowserCapabilitiesCodeGenerator class.
However, you do not need to recompile changes to application-level browser definitions. Changes to those definitions are recompiled and reapplied dynamically.
In a shared hosting environment, malicious users can potentially modify browser definition file settings through direct modification of the browser definition files, modification via the configuration APIs, and other administration and configuration tools. To mitigate this threat, maintain strong ACLs on browser definition files. The contents of browser definition file directories are compiled, therefore they should be protected in the same way as any other code directory in the application. If a user is prevented by the host administrator from adding code to an application, the user should also be prevented from adding browser definition files.
Holding a File-Lock on a Browser Definition File
Only multiple attempts to save to a browser definition file or open a file handle can lock a browser definition file. A malicious user might attempt to lock the browser definition files in the %SystemRoot%\Microsoft.NET\Framework\version\CONFIG\Browsers directory. However, locking a browser definition file requires Full trust, which is disabled in ASP.NET by default.
Using the Configuration API to Read Arbitrary Files
The classes of the browser definition configuration API cannot read any directories that are not part of the application domain, or any files that do not have a .browser file name extension.
Caching Browser Capabilities
At run time, browser definition file information is merged into a collection of known browsers in a BrowserCapabilitiesFactory object. When a request is made, ASP.NET identifies the requesting browser by the request header and compiles an HttpCapabilitiesBase object that corresponds to the requesting browser. The object is cached and might be used again for a different request made by the same browser.
A malicious client might try to flood your Web server with requests where each new request uses a different request header, causing ASP.NET to generate and cache browser capability objects for each request, which in turn can result in a denial-of-service attack. To mitigate this threat, configure the userAgentCacheKeyLength attribute of the browserCaps Element (ASP.NET Settings Schema) element in the Machine.config file or a Web.config file. This element defines the character length to use as the key to identify cached capabilities objects in the internal cache. The default is 64. You can reduce this value to make it more likely that a matching browser will be found in the cache, reducing the load on the cache.
To help prevent sensitive information from being exposed to unwanted sources, configure your application either not to display detailed error messages or to display detailed error messages only when the client is the Web server itself. For more information, see customErrors Element (ASP.NET Settings Schema).
If your server is running Windows Server 2003, you can improve the security of your application by securing the event log and by setting parameters regarding the size, retention, and other features of the event log to help prevent an indirect denial of service attack. For more information about configuring event logs, search for "Event Viewer" in Windows Help and Support.


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After being out of practice for most of the week, defensive tackle Haloti Ngata, guard Bobbie Williams and guard Marshal Yanda were listed as questionable on the Ravens' injury report for Sunday's game against the Raiders.
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Is there any truth that really beautiful models tend to have virgo rising? Great blog by the way! I enjoy reading your detailed posts.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Ell! I've never heard that theory before but I can believe it. I don't think the Rising sign affects your literal physical appearance, like some astrologers. Instead, I think it affects your general aura, the air about you, which has a big affect on how you appear. And with Virgo Rising, there's this aura of perfection and everything about the person being in the right place that often makes them very good-looking.Delete
What's Drake's birth time? A couple of charts say he has a Leo rising.ReplyDeleteReplies
Yeah, I know. When I wrote this last year, Astrotheme had him as a Virgo Rising. But, apparently, it's changed now and they have him as a 29 degree Leo Rising. I can see it, especially in his smile. But, I still think it would be very believable for him to have a Virgo Rising (just through how poised and articulate he is) and a Gemini Midheaven (dual career: raps and sings).Delete
He's definitely a Leo Rising. He posted a copy of his birth certificate on his instagram account on his birthday a few years ago. The time is 2:31 AM Toronto time. Hope that helps.Delete
I have my doubts about it, especially since that time places his Rising sign at the 29th degree of Leo. Just a few minutes later and he'd be a Virgo Rising.Delete
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I'm a Virgo rising and was checking out this post to see what your take is on the other side of this coin - Pisces DC. Unfortunately for me you didn't go there. A lot of astrologers are associating this with an inability to see your partner clearly and attracting shady characters - do you think so too?
I generally have great instincts with people and can sniff out shady ones a mile away, but sometimes (lately) I've been blindsided by things people close to me do and I suddenly discover they may not be who I thought they were. Do you think this is the Pisces DC in action? Or is it the Jupiter conj DC which makes me wanna see the best in people?
It sucks because I've always trusted my Mercury-Pluto conjunction in Scorpio in the 3rd to make me see everything clearly. Is it not enough to counteract that energy?Replies
Hi yes that can definitely be the drawback of a Pisces DC. But the Descendant also represents how you are as a partner. So you can also be a shady, vague or elusive partner who also becomes an illusion or fantasy for others (since your Virgo AC is always trying to project this air of perfection that can create that lovely illusion). Its like attracting like.Delete
I think that you attract a lot less of the negative energy of your 7th House when you accept and love those traits within yourself. Then, in your case, you will be a very compassionate and out of this world partner and attract these kinds of companions.
I would recommend you check out my Neptune in the 7th House article. You'll relate to it a lot since Neptune rules your 7th House.


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Beautiful building and grounds with a lovely terrace where we were able to get a beverage in the afternoon, everyone was pleasant and accomidating. Breakfast was mostly breads. We booked the "bagain" room for 108 E. After seeing the beautiful building we were pretty disappointed to be led up to the highest tower room #9 (four flights of stairs) with two very small IKEA type twin beds - something like a former maid's quarters. It was hot and stuffy and terribly uncomfortable - we didn't sleep at all as our feet dangled off the end of the beds - no romance whatsoever. Opening the windows was not really possible as the wind was fearsome. I guess worst of all was the fact that there were many keys left on the board downstairs - they could have easily upgraded us and made a very happy customer. This room should have been used as the last resort - no matter what was booked. Glimpes of other rooms looked better.
As old couple did not speak English at all, I could not communicate with them and then had bad experience. There was a big dog suddenly chasing me when I entered the garden. It was very scarely.
Everything Hot water was on and off. Finished my shower with cold water in chilly morning.
staff very friendly, breakfasts excellent with lots of variety no
The hotel itself is is quiet and beautiful , it has a good size pool which we were unable to enjoy because of the weather . The location is excellent with easy reach (short drive) from main places of interests. No dinning facility option
Grand building in a beautiful setting. Staff were attentive and helpful. Room was clean and spacious.
Staff were very friendly. View was really lovely. Room was very hot (fan only available)
the owners and staff are very welcoming and kind. Also we liked the salted swimmingpool and the terrace is beautiful. The breakfast was excellent as well as the home made apple pie! Thank you for that. Also thank you for the snacks that were offered by the house when we were having some white wine sitting on the terrace, besides the breakfast room. May be it's an idea to place the buffet against one of the long walls (i.e. in front of the kitchen door) in stead of in front of the fire place. Also I liked the mosaic on the floor, which is not seen now. May be some light snacks could be served at the terrace.
Magali (at reception) was the most courteous and professional hotel staff we have encountered in a long time. Made our stay even more enjoyable. Thank you! Layout of the room was not ideal, with second bedroom accessed only through bathroom. We had to get creative but made it work. :-)
I loved the surroundings and the beatiful setting. Enjoyed the swimming pool too. A shame that the hotel did not have a restaurant.
The building is magnificent, and in a great location. We elected to stay in the annex, which was absolutely fine, although in retrospect would prefer to have stayed in the chateau. We were impressed by the warmth and friendliness of the staff. Due to a strike by French Air Traffic control, we were unable to stay the for the first of our two nights booked - whilst this was unfortunate, the hotel did not charge for the 'lost' night. Although the hotel does not provide meals, an excellent continental breakfast was available.
Clean great location for this quiet small town Dont stay in beynac if you want a bustling town with things to do
The building was interesting and in a good location, and was a good value. The owner was very nice and accommadating. For instance he picked us up and dropped us back off at the train station 10 km away. As a two star hotel you can't expect everything to be perfect. The shower had a broken sprayer, so it wouldn't stay in place on the vertical rod. The room decor needed some updating (dark and in need of minor maintenance).
Clean, friendly, helpfull Early closure of restaurant
sImple, no frills, nice, clean place to stay. a bit noisy but its not the hotels fault it is just near one of the main roads
Friendly helpful staff at a small hotel in an ideal location for sightseeing. We also enjoyed the breakfasts.
The location was amazing, right underneath a huge castle on a cliff. Our room was right on the road and although there was some traffic noise in the morning, it was great to open the big shutters and lean out into the street. Parking wasn't a problem, free after 7pm. Although there were a number of restaurants nearby we drove to a nearby camping ground for a real value for money meal. Sarlat is only 9kms away and easy to find. Chose this hotel based on price and closeness to Sarlat. Was gobsmacked as we drove into the village and saw the castle on the hill, like staying in a fairytale! The size of the room was almost claustrophic. If the removed the enormous freestanding wardrobe from the bedroom it would allow a bit more space and if a wardrobe is necessary just have the one in the bathroom. The suitcase stand is located in the bathroom right beside the washbasin - a problem if you splash water about. Our room was right behind the reception desk and as there was no one there people arriving thought that our room was the office. This was bit embarrassing. Didn't have breakfast as there didn't appear to be anything other than wheat products (no yoghurt, cheese etc for gluten free diets).
Great location - Beynac is a gorgeous village! (Access to car parking was good too, if you don't mind a bit of a walk up hill!) Breakfast was included, but I never did manage to find out where it was served!
Air con, very clean, good location in centre of village. Breakfast is not in the restaurant its above a stairwell in the hotel - very strange. No parking.
Beynac is a very pretty small town, complete with its own castle. Village well worth exploring. The photos indicated that the hotel was overlooking water, when in actual we could only obtain breakfast at that site. Hotel rooms very small, particularly the shower which was very difficult to get in and out of. We had not expected to be so cramped.
pretty village. convenient. Photographs indicated that it was by the river. The hotel was 100 meters up a hill away from the river - the restaurant of the hotel was by the river.
The garden. the ambience. the staff and beautiful food all excellent.
Our room was very comfortable and suited our needs well. Access to and from parking was a little difficult, especially at night. The garden area was very lovely. We ate one dinner in the restaurant, which was disappointing as to quality and value. Our meal was not consistent with a "fine dining" reputation.
We loved the feeling of decor, the proprietors, the amazing garden with pool - and the food was a gastronome's delight - impeccable service and quality - presentation - and the outdoor terrace are beyond description.
It was so pleasant and comfortable. Food and food service was wonderful and fresh. Nice walk into the village and museum and great location to explore all the prehistoric sites plus the church beyond the the back garden is not to be missed as a fortified church. The pool could use an update. The other guest reviews seem harsh. We had a room overlooking front courtyard and there was no road noise and we stayed for 4 nights. Parking was limited in regular space but enough spaces on sides of hotel.
Absolutely nothing.
We booked the junior siute for our 25th wedding anniversary and were delighted with the accommodation. Had dinner onthe night of our anniversary and though the service was good the sommalier lost interest leaving us to pour the second half of the bottle ourselves.
The quality/design of the rooms, fixtures and fittings - in particular a very comfy bed. The facilities of the hotel/gardens were really nice.
I loved how the rock came into the hotel itself, making it a part of the reason I visited this area. The food was wonderful as well. Wish I had been there when it was warmer so I could try the lovely looking pool. I think the breakfast should be included in the price.
In general, our stay was positive. We had a very good dinner in the restaurant and the staff was quite cordial. There definitely needs to be an elevator in the hotel. We had people with bad knees and bad backs in our party and had to lean on the staff for baggage carrying. The twin beds could have more firm mattresses.
Valerie (co-owner with husband Laurent) speaks English well and was very helpful. The hotel is within walking distance of several archaeological sites and near decorated caves we visited. Laurent is the chef, and dinner here was my favorite of the entire trip to France.
A very homely, comfortable and welcoming host. Very nice spacious room with nice oputlook. Will definetly return. No.
Good restaurant, great location
Room was lovely, staff pleasant and excellent value for money. Highly recommended. Our room faced the road and was a bit loud. Also no air conditioning and it was quite hot (although this is common in Europe.)
Lovely hotel, very comfortable lounge and restaurant, bed room spacious but poor sound proofing between rooms!
Especially, dinner was good !! It's small problem but there's only one English speaker
The hotel was quiet & calm & relaxing. The food was good, the staff very good and the ambience excellent. We did not have enough pillows & what we had were not very good quality. We had to have the window closed because of the noise of the traffic over the railway crossing but we were too warm & lacked fresh air during the night.
Traditional hotel. Rooms well furnished bright and airy, friendly staff, secure parking. A five minute walk to the centre of Saumur - really worth a visit
Well organised, easy access to rooms, good pool for swimming, friendly & informative staff, good breakfast available without fuss.
It was a charming setting and the staff was very helpful. the room was perfect for the 3 of us. The only problem was that we needed to have the windows open for fresh air and the street noise prevented us from getting much sleep. Perhaps a fan would help. We had one in London and it was a great and easy solution.
Excellent location with a great swimming pool. Triple room was quite cramped and decor was dated. It was expensive for the facilities.
Receptionist spoke good english and provided helpful information about the area.The swimming pool was very nice and clean, just a bit cold, but the weather was lousy anyway during our stay.The hotel groiunds are well maintained and there is a lovely little garden at the back, leading down to a stream. I would have preferred a duvet on the bed, rather than blankets. The bathroom did not have adequate shower facility, only a bath. A kettle in the room would have been helpful.
It was a nice location within walking distance of village, shops and restaurants and with a nice pool area. The decor was extremely dated on the inside of the hotel. Bathrooms were small and lacked ventilation, drain smells. No A/C
Relaxed and friendly staff made stay there very enjoyable. Hotel is certainly the best positioned in the town. Great swimming pool and gardens. Would not say we did not like but felt there was a lack of choice of breakfast items.
The staff were wonderful, really helpful, warm and welcoming. Really some of the nicest people I have ever been met in a hotel. It was handily situated, attractive and clean and had a nice feel. The reception and exterior was lovely.The breakfast was good value also. I didnt really like the room, which I didnt mention to the staff because they were so nice. The beds were very soft and had a french style bolster, the room had mad flowery wallpaper and no built in shower, although the shower head in the bath was adequate it wasnt aesthetically pleasing. Better beds, plain coloured walls and a shower on the wall would make it perfect.
Quiet location but very convenient for village - 5 minutes walk, which has all the facilities you would need. Staff could not be more helpful Storage for clothes is a little limited.
Location, facilities (swimming pool) and friendiness of staff. no air conditioning in room
Friendliness of all, situation was stunning with garden with tremendous view. Room was spacious and airy. No
Very helpful staff and quiet location.
Quite countryside location but in easy reach of all the sites Rooms were a bit cramped.
Hotel Mounea is a quiet little town close to all of the attractions. The managers of the hotel are wonderful and accommodating. We thouroughly enjoyed our stay and highly recommend it.
Located in an ancient village, excellent views, landlord is most pleasant. GPS is a bit slow, we used tom-tom, it got us there alright, but you have to wait for signal will catch up with your driving. very poor insulation, feels like everyone in the same room, you can hear clearly your neighbours bathing and using toilets, snoring, etc. However, you feel OK about noise, it is a good place to stay.
We loved the service, the food, the central location. We thought it was gorgeous and we are already planning our next trip. We had the junior suite great value for you money. Please note we upgraded to the junior suite We enjoyed it all!!
Nice and comfortable rooms
Coffee was lukewarm for breakfast but this was rectified the next day.
Close to the river and an easy walk to restaurants. Free parking behind the hotel.
A wonderful hotel, great location. Polite and helpful staff.
. insects in the bed. Too much traffic noise during the night
Attitude of staff and restaurant nd food quality. Room and particularly bathroom were too small.
Excellent location within village and Perigord Noir area. Very good food, if you could afford it! Friendly, helpful staff. No wall point to put shower head on, when having a shower. Toilet not fixed to floor securely. Small bath. Not much in way of a comfortable longe area inside the hotel.
THe staff were very welcoming and helpfuk, the location was exelent
Very pleasant staff, relaxing and enjoyable hotel.
Quiet, comfortable, friendly and very competent owners. Easy to get to and near the places we wished to visit.
The hotel is cosy and beautifully set. Ths stuff is extremly helpful and friendly. Excellent location just in the midst of Perigod attaractions 1. The room was too small. 2. shower with curtain..... 3.no window in the room 4. No lobby !!!!
hotel with the caracter of a chambred'hôtes -beautiful location - very gentle hosts -clean enquiet room
Quiet country surroundings and close proximity to Sarlat and the Dordogne No
Tranquility and location No dinner served. The bathroom in No. 4 was too open for us and not very private for the toilet!! It could easily be enclosed.
Lovely old farmhouse and building in attractive setting. Very friendly and helpful owner. Wonderful having the swimming pool as it was weather was hot. Not a complaint but if you want an evening meal you need to arrange with owner before you arrive
The hotel is well situated, close to several points of interest. The staff were helpful, food was good. Overall, a very positive experience.
Check in was untill 7pm but I got there at 11:30pm and the nice woman let us in
Lovely manager, lovely countryside and great food at dinner. Seems like a traditional French rural hotel. Kids loved pool and mimi golf. Room decor a bit dated.
Beautiful countryside and pleasant walking.
Location in the countryside,however was situated away from towns so use of a car is essential.Peace and quiet,nice swimming pool. Very dated decor in the rooms.Very clean but a little dismal due to decoration.
The staff warmly welcome us. The room is confortable designed with a simple and old country style. The view on the valley from the balcony was very relaxing. The bathroom is split in 2 rooms (wc and shower), but the shower is modern and functional. The restaurant at the hotel is very good. The cleaning of the room could be improved.
Landscape and tuoristic amenities close to it , relaxing and quiet enviroment specially for children ( minigolf and swimmingpool), great individual attention (few rooms), good and not very expensive dinner. Slightly old furniture and small TV, but nothing to complain considering the two stars category of the hotel.
The hotel is surrounded by pleasant countryside. It is only a few miles away from Sarlat & Les Eyzies.
The hotel manager was not really friendly. The other staff was friendly.
The location
nice place, excellent breakfast, Difficult to find the hotel, especially in the evening
Comfortable ro0m and a good dinner We had to walk a long way for breakfast, and would have found this unpleasant in wet weather.
The quiet small village location right across from the 12c church. Meals were excellent. nothing
the whole experiance. a very warm family run hotel made to feel at home
The food was exceptional, and not expensive. Some rooms do not have a shower.
Host and hostess were friendly and welcoming. The accommodation was simple but considering the reviews on the website the hotel setting was unexpectedly enchanting and the dinner menu unexpectedly good. Only continental breakfast on offer - for a similar charge we had a buffet elswhere.
Good central location for key sights in Perigord Noir. Next to busyish main road, so some traffic noise in rooms on the road side of the hotel. Fantastic views over to nearby castles, so the name of the hotel is a good description. Nice terrace (with pool) with views over the valley and to the hotels. Good restaurant, with lovely food, which was a highlight of our stay in the area. Compact bedroom, with limited storage space for clothes, so felt a little like living out of a suitcase, given that we were there 3 nights.
Location was good for touring the Dordogne area. Pool was nice after a hot day sightseeing. Dinner in the restaurant was excellent - superb food and service. Morning checkout was slow due to only one person doing breakfast service and reception.
We stayed for one night at the end of our holiday, it was the perfect place to stay. The room was clean and comfortable and the view superb, overlooking fields of corn and asparagas, and at night the surrounding chateaux were lit, very romantic. The swimming pool was very welcome on a hot day and clean. The staff were pleasant and at least one spoke very good English. I would stay again. Breakfast was ok but small for the price!
Fabulous location. Swimming pool and room beautiful. Dinner very good. Breakfast poor with little choice. Room bathrooms not working, leaking shower. Too many fake flowers.
The staff were pleasant. The room we had was v good and large. Lot of plumbing noises from other rooms! Breakfast. We thought the breakfast was poor. We were considering going out for breakfast as there was no fresh bread and the menu was limited. We did point this out to the staff.
We had a room with a balcony on which there was a table, chairs, lounge chairs etc... It was great to sit out there and sip a bottle of wine looking at the chateaux lit up at night. I also loved the fact that there was a small fridge in the room...... now if only there had been a coffee maker and internet access for those of us who do not carry laptops or Ipads...
The room was clean and convenient to the castle area. There is a pool that was sparkling clean but too cold to use in June. We will probably try another hotel in the area when we return. Our room was on the third floor and no elevator, it was hard to negotiate with a large suitcase. We ate dinner the first evening and paid a great deal for very badly prepared chicken which was extremely tough and did not come off the bone. The vegetables were unimaginative and the desert was rather bland. We did not eat there again. We had to ask three times for more bath tissue, a light was broken in the bathroom over the sink and there were two other lights bulbs out in the room. Children who lived at the hotel woke us one morning. There were no extra plugs to charge cameras and cell phones in our room.
The pool was absolutely wonderful. The food brilliant & room ok. The hotel in a good location. No drawers to put clothes in & due to the heat a fan would have been usseful. No extracter fan in the bathroom which, once you had had a shower made the room unbearable.
What a delightful place and great little hotel. Highly recommend the restaurant in the hotel - after eating there on the first night we did not eat anywhere else during our stay. Our room looked over the Dordogne River and up towards the chateau on the cliffs above. Nothing
We were very pleasantly surprised - the hotel was much nicer than we had expected for such a reasonable room rate. The hotel is superbly located in the village - right beneath the castle and looking across to the river. (There's a free car park across the road, so no need to navigate narrow streets either!) The staff were all really friendly, the room was nice enough, clean and warm, and the restaurant was brilliant. (Massive portions and good selection. Good breakfasts too.) We stayed for three days and used the hotel as a base to explore the area - had a fabulous time and would thoroughly recommend anyone to stay there. We thought the hotel was excellent.
Good restaurant and friendly service
Christophe was very attentive
beautiful location, great food, lovely owners
the bed was comfortable. The room had a balcony which was shared but still nice to look out onto. we booked a budget room and didn't realise that this meant 'budget' as in old and scruffy. the loo was separate from the shower and hand wash basin and as you lay in bed you looked at both cubicles. The loo door didn't close properly and the shower/washbasin cubicle did not have a door. The staircase leading up to the room was in need of decoration to the point where the wall paper was black.
The helpfulness of Christophe and Sarissa, the managers. The food was excellent in the restaurant. We also loved the hotel location and the availability of parking near the hotel.
The setting was superb, right beside the Dordogne. The Chateau above the hotel was a real highlight along with the gardens at Murreasyac? amazing buxus huge garden. The food/ menu could be more quality less quantity.
Enjoyed the delightful atmosphere and excellent menu.
Excellent restaurant Room was small and very hot. Pool area is through the basement and you pass by some very smelly bins to get to the pool. The pool area also only has chairs and no sun loungers.
In summer only the "annexe" is used, with some large rooms at higher prices. The annexe is only 300 meter from center town. The town is very central in the perigord noir, with enough restaurants but still small and quiet. The staff was helpful. Although the more expensive rooms are larger, with fridge, they lack international T V channels, and especially WiFi connection. For WiFi you have to go to the hotel, 300 meters away. These two things can be solved easily, which would make the annexe more attractive.
We were told to move to the annex, which is 5 minutes from the main building. Also, at annex, we could not use WiFi and that we could not pay the bill.... It was very inconvenient.... The refrigerator was a bit dirty...
Long time getting served with evening meal
The hotel was booked for 3 people and the room was not ready upon checkin. The extra bed which was brought in late was in poor condition. We were booked into the annex which was a basement level room. The room was not very clean.


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Artist book about Planking by Erik Berglin
Erik Berglins recent practice has focused on appropriating images found online. The images in this book has been collected between 2008 and 2012. Berglin is interested in similarities between famous works of art and images made by anonymous people. In Art history books there is usually an obsession to compare historically important examples of related images and themes. The images in this book reminds one of the documentation of conceptual performances by Erwin Wurm, Charles Ray and others. By comparing famous pictures with private images that unconsciously mimic works of art, Berglin is questioning originality and copyright issues.
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The Epistle of 2nd John by Harley Howard
The elder unto the elect lady and her children, whom I love in the truth; and not I only, but also all they that have known the truth; This epistle is very similar to 1st John. The elect lady more than likely refers to a church body that John was very familiar with and loved dearly. Her children obviously refer to the saints. These saints were not only loved...( Read More )
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PHILADELPHIA - AUGUST 15: Head coach Andy Reid of the Philadelphia Eagles speaks at a press conference regarding Michael Vick at the NovaCare Complex on August 15, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Len Redkoles/Getty Images)
Now that it's finally evident that Andy Reid is done with the Philadelphia Eagles, the professional boo-birds are coming out in droves, feeling especially secure in filing their parting shots. Nick Fierro of the Allentown Morning Call leads the way in calling out the defensive failings of Big Red. "Old Saint Nick" comes not to praise Andy Reid, but to bury him. "That Andy Reid had no experience as a coordinator before being hired to run the Philadelphia Eagles turned out not to matter when it came to building a consistent championship contender. That he had no experience whatsoever playing or coaching defense has turned out to matter immensely, however, when it comes to the clueless defensive slop his team keeps serving tortured consumers week after week after week this season." "By now, it's become obvious that Reid has no idea how to fix what's been going wrong with his defense ever since his decision to fire the only qualified coordi...
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