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The hotel staff were very courteous and helpful. The breakfast was perfect. The room was spotless and comfortable. I would definitely stay there again!
The rooms were very spacious and very clean. The staff were really helpful and although only one lady spoke some english, we managed to communicate! The hotel was really central for touring the area of Munich.We'd highly recommend the hotel, especially if you have your own car.
Nice room to sleep in. Restaurent near by. Near the Autobahn A9. No
Hotel Grasbrunner hada very nice location in a small town outside of Munich. It proved all the ammenities, It is setup for the budget minded. stairs, stairs, stairs
Large, convinient room. Good, typical Bavarian food in restaurant. Excellent breakfast buffé. Good service with a little bit extra... we got painted eggs for breakfast on Eastern.
Ok, but no more I asked for a baby bed to be set up, but this had not been done.
large rooms on the 1st floor
Very nice family room and brekfast was very good!!
Size of the room
Good breakfast, clean room, cute porch. Staff speaks no english, very hard to communicate. Hotel is a 40euro cab ride away from Munich. There is a bell tower that chimes every hour.
the owners are very friendly and helpful. they were also very informative and spoke english well,their dining area is very quaint and welcoming.
Lovely hotel and cleanliness of room and bath . morning breakfasts were very good and pleantiful. I'm a Sr. citizen and having to carry my luggage two flights upstairs to my room was very difficult. I was also disappointed that no one spoke any English (not even a little bit). Communicating was a little difficult.
breakfast church bell ringing all night, every 15 min ...
Peacefull, large rooms
clean room, working wi-fi, free parking, nice interior location (motel is above of a furniture factory/car engine shop, in a metallic structure), hard to find, the staff does not speak English, very expensive breakfast 9 Euro/person
Very little The room was dirty and an annex on the side of a factory unit. There was no room heating so was very cold in November. There was no Wi-fi available despite being advertised as free. There restaurant or bar, it a converted attic and annex to furniture manufacturing industrial unit. Unfortunately this is not one of Germany's excellent family run guest houses. poor value for money IMHO
very clean, friendly staff, good food It was very costly. The room we had faced the parking area for vehicles coming in for service so everytime a vehicle entered the yard the motion sensor light came on - at all times of the night. This is a multi use facility, with a warehouse on one side, the rooms are on the second floor of a vehicle repair facility.
the room was large and comfortable, it even had a couch in it. the only window was in the roof so there's no view. It's close to the Autobahn so there's road noise when the window's open (with the window closed, it's quiet though). Smoking is allowed in the hallway, the smell can be noticeable in the rooms.
It is quiet.Free parking space.Not too far from Airport.Would go there again.
Very nice, clean hotel. Hotel provided transporation to and from train station.
It had a free car parking and free interned. It looked elegent from outside.
Amenities. Inconvenient public transportation.
There was so much space in the rooms. Very nice! One of the better 4 star hotels we have stayed in during our Europe stay.
clean and neat staff was having their annual party, people at reception were very kind but didn't know much
The cost of €300.00 per night was robbery - when the normal rate was only €65.00 per night. I will be looking for alternate accomodation the next time.
The room was comfortable, clean, modern, and had desirable amenities. I did not like the location. The hotel was too far from local transportation and required that one take a local bus to the hotel. The latest the bus run was 9 PM so we were always hurrying to catch the last train on time in order to catch the last bus to the hotel. Also, the bus did not run on Sundays when we were leaving. Although the hotel provided a shuttle, they did not promise one and we had to prepare to pay 13 euros for a taxi to take us to the station.
Easy access. Free parking lot across road. One child under 12 free; including breakfast. Staff is friendly and professional. Restaurant on premises. Exercise equipment free to use. Decent FP TV & channel selection. Spacious room with mini-bar & American standard amenities, In an industrial park, but beer garden patio backs to a residential area with direct access to green-belt path, playground and surrounded by agricultural fields. Pleasant and quiet. No hidden charge surprises at checkout. Did not honor my request for a smoking room; told none available only after checking in. Room was not air conditioned. A fan was offered but not provided, (told & observed that "comfort" rooms were being renovated). Fees charged for phone & internet. Coin charge for footbath & jacuzzis. Mini-bar & food prices a little high. Nearest gas & snacks about 5 km away.
food, bar Lack of helpful staff on front desk at busy times od day
Hotel is good but misrepresented itself on the eCarTech website. It said it provided a shuttle service to the exhibition which was some 9 kms away. I had to take a bus & 3 trains after a hard days work (& having caught a very early flight from London) in the cold & snow! Then in the morning they said there was a single coach at leaving at 8.20 to the exhibition. There was no coach at 8.20 and I asked someone to give me a lift.
good location and perfect staff and service... The hotel is not small but very comfortable. I think i will advice it to everyone is enough far from the center, but easy to reach using s-bahn
The room, the breakfast, the ambience Nothing in paricular
excellent breakfast clean quiet rooms
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Th estff preformance and the quietinece of the area. The price of the internet service.
Awesome morning breakfast - exceptional friendly staff and very helpful - Great location away from Munich's City center but nearby train station for easy access to anywhere you want to go in the Munich area They charge us a lot more money for their third night stay that we hadn't planned on staying because of Oktoberfest
Very friendly & heplful staff. No Tea/Coffee making facilities in the room.
idid injoi at holiday inn unterhaching vary good staf and qut location with larj rom but the ander grawnd barking is smol saiz
The location and food. 1-The poor response and lasieness of staff. 2-The price of services provided by the hotel i.e internet services and food.
We really appreciated the kind and prompt service, and the wonderful breakfast.
We stayed at Holiday Inn Munchen Unterhaching for 3 nights during the first weekend of Oktoberfest 2010. The hotel staff were very friendly and the room was very well appointed and comfortable. The location of the hotel is about a 10min walk from the station, and the station is about a 20min train ride from the city centre. The hotel was a bit far away to get to, especially as the train that services the area is very infrequent - it only comes every 15 to 20mins. The price for breakfast was also very expensive - 18 euros per person. Much cheaper to grab a bite to eat from the bakery across the street from the hotel!
I liked the room - just the right size. Also liked the small kitchen devices - quite useful The hotel is brand new and some small details are to be improved - like a robe to allow people to go to the sauna...
Thanks! The fine hotel new, with the affable personnel, with all conveniences, a good breakfast, a sauna and fitness of halls!
The hotel is pretty new, breakfast is also very good and the service very polite. It has not a transport service to Munich, so Taxi are needed and they are pretty expensive in Germany.
The hotel was excellent and so was the staff and service. I found the room very clean and comfortable, and the presence of a kitchen (very well equipped, I could cook several times and feel at home) and of a DVD/Divx/USB stick/CD player attached to the tv made evenings after work very pleasant. Internet is free (although on a cable, but it was conveniently provided by the reception). I was so happy in this hotel that I cancelled my reservation in another hotel in a better location and returned there. The location is poor, but very convenient if you have to visit eads. A shuttle bus connects to the Ottobrunn station, but if you want to go out in the evening you have to take into account paying for the taxi from the Ottobrunn Schnellbahn to the Hotel (about 10 eur).
I loved the modern design of the rooms. The breakfast was also amazing with everything I want: good yogurt; cereals; eggs; good bread; good orange juice; etc.The room's isolation of sound was perfect. We do not listen any noise from the corridor and outside. If you have a car and you don't mind to travel about 10-15Kms this is the best option to stay in Munich.
Very modern, 3star hotel of 5star quality
It is very nice hotel and affordable. Internet is free. Internet is free but just wired.
Hotel is greate Breakfirst could be better
One of the best hotel, which I ever been and I Travel often.
The hotel was great, but finding it was not easy as it is not registered on the satnav. The single beds were a little on the small side and my bed was not level.
Great location, clean, well maintained rooms, nice breakfast There was an issue with a key card not working leading to a member of the party sleeping in reception and some confusion resulting in the party taking 13 rooms rather than the required 12 but I don't blame the staff entirely. They were much better at English than I am at German!
Very efficient and functional. wlan was functional and fast. Free garage so no parking problems. Would definately go back.
The location is a little far away the city centre, however in a quiet but safe distrcit. The tram station is within 10-minute-walk max.
it has a convenient store down stair. they didn't have the room for us. we have to change room three times. the staff was not accomodating and there is no apology.
Comfortable, Clean rooms, modern decor and facilities. Breakfast is expensive.
Good clean room, wifi in the room. The staff was helpful with maps. Underground free parking for guests. Public transport into the city is easy but we used car instead. Its not actually in Munich, but a suburb city, but very close. 10 euro per person breakfast is expensive.
The location was very convenient to me. Visited Campeon business park and this hotel was just 1 S-bahn stop from there, so there was good travel connection. The surroundings of the hotel is very nice and peaceful, and there is a rewe supermarket next to hotel building. Services in the hotel are in high standard.
Nice confortable rooms, free internet
It is a modern hotel. Room and bathroom were clean. Nicely situated, not far from good and silent walking surroundings. In average the personnel was friendly and polite. I needed to be at Campeon, and this Hotel - one S-bahn stop away - is fairly situated for that purpose. There was no attention payed to visitors during breakfast. My room had a bit of a dangerous ceiling (diagonal through the room).
The room is spacious and clean. The decor is stylish. Free Wi-Fi. The location is convenient with a 5-minute walk to train station and another 20-minute train ride to city centre. A few stops to OST Bahn where you can connect S1 or S8 to the Airport. The staff is friendly and very helpful. A supermarket is just at your footstep.
Very very close to S-Bahn. Very clean. Trains might bother some people if the windows are left open at night.
everything alright n.a.
Nice clean hotel. Was difficult to find because it was tucked away in a shopping area. Pillow No ironing board considering the name business hotel No refrigerator
new & modern hotel, good breakfast, friendly staff
Clean room and facilities, good breakfast, easy access to S-Bahn, huge parkink lot Too noisy
Friendly staff and good location
I liked everything and I thing every single thing was absolute brilliant very good value for money. Nothing
Our last morning there was a gentleman at the desk who was very nice warm and made us feel welcme went out of his way early morning to allow us coffee. Staff standoffish not particularlly welcming cater only to business cliente We had been here several times before and looked forward to use of pool on arrival were rudely told it was under construction Breakfast was adequate staff initially standoffish but better with time Very disappointed overall Would not return again
Yes, I did... Excellent hotel for the money I've paid the swimming pool did not work
It is really good hotel.
please change that old room key. the hotel is perfect except this key.
The food was excellent - evening meals The rooms are very basic and the bads very small. Not very cosy.
Comfortable room, friendly staff. No tea/coffee making facilities in the room.
Airco would be nice in the rooms - summer weather in Munich is usually good and the bedroom was hot the night i stayed.
was quite and relaxing rooms are small and old ( furniture and Bathroom)
Functionality and effcient service prepared to meet business client expectations Access to internet cloud be better
The staff were really really nice especially since we checked in and arrived back really late on both of the nights we stayed there. Breakfast was also good, when it ended they didn't immediately put everything away so if you were a little late there was still a chance to get something. The four person room was a little cramped and one double bed was a pull out sofa/couch thing that was perhaps a little too small for two adults.
Cleaness and breakfast
Good service from the personnel. Very clean. Well equipped room. Wlan signal was weak in my room (4th floor)
Excellent breakfast with personally cooked hot breakfast. Excellent choice of things to eat.
Everything Nothing
The hotel staff was nice and helped us with the metro however they did not have any city maps. It was only about 30/40 minutes on the bus/train to get downtown so not bad. They had an awesome breakfast layout for free. They offered a computer to use the internet but there was only one. The room was very nice and stylish. They charged us for things we did not drink in the minibar. When we booked they forced us to wire the money and could not pay by credit card. I feel we were treated a little different because we were younger.
Great location with a bus stop directly across the street and a very short walk (500m) to several very nice resturants.
Nice staff, clean Rooms, incredible breakfast. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who are traveling to Münich and doesn´t mind to stay a few miles outside the city centre. They have no wireless internet unless you´re already a customer at the german T-mobile company.They do have one computer with internet that all the guests can use for free.
Oktoberfest. ease of parking, bar with outside seating taxi rides are expensive to the city
Very good location, easy to get center by car, very clean, new design, good impression at all Breakfast could be better
pay attention is not Munich, it's Haar - near Munich- so it's like 15 min to drive by car. good place to stay with kids, rooms are clean, fresh. supermarkets and some cafe's are close by
nice clean and close to train
Restaurant staff was very unkind
I could reduce cost of the stay by not having the breakfast if I wanted
Eventhough far from downtown Munich,good public transportation makes commutation easy. Bus 193 and 243 connects to subway in every 10 minutes Due to exhibition rate was over priced,but in normal time price is ok for the facilities provided
comfortable, value for money no room service
alles ausser Internet kostenpflichtiger teurer Internetzugang im Zimmer
Receptionist went out of his way to provide the quietest room as requested. No; and it was an ideal location for public transport+ the staff spoke excellent English.
Bussines trip
The price is good but a little bit far from the centre.
Silence of streets Radiators of heating did not heat.
free parking ,free internet wireless connection , free pool and sauna ...breakfast include internet a little slow !!!!
Very friendly and personal. A home waway from home.
really nice staff no
very nice hotel for the price with a good connection with center Munich in a quiet and safe zone
Cleaness of the room No
quiet, comfortable
there is no word to thanks the friendliness of hotel staff. Everything in the hotel is lovely, very good place!
Friendly attmosphere
The staff was very friendly and gave helpful information. We planned most of our activities in Munich and the hotel was quite a trek from the main attractions. The room was a bit dusty and the bathroom plumbing made the whole room smell.
The hotel is well maintained, comfortable and very clean.
clean.nice area, away from the Octoberfest crowds. king beds were two singles not joined just pushed together.only 2 staff members were friendly.what was advertised on kayak was confusing at best had to pay more once we saw the single bed in the room.
staff was very pleasant and helpful; best breakfast in our entire three weeks in Europe;very convenient to getting downtown Munich by public transportation.
high standard Not English speaking
I liked the breakfast dining room and the breakfast menu was quite good. The atmosphere overall is very nice, warm, family friendly. It is quite isolated. It does not operate a restaurant (only breakfast) so you cant get a coffee or anything else during the day.
Very clean and nice rooms. The wireless internet did not work and staff could not assist with the problem. They didn't seem to care that it didn't work. Additionally, we needed to catch a train early in the morning and although food was already set out for breakfast, we were not allowed to have any due to being outside of published breakfast hours. Rude and indifferent sums up the staff experience.
Nice quiet area, 10 min walk from station which is only 15 mins on train from Ostbanhof. Brilliant breakfast and very friendly staff.
Staff very friendly, nicely decorated, very clean and excellent breakfast
Clean rooms, and convienient location None
Breakfast was extensive, anything you could imagine! Too far from S-Bahn with infrequent bus service. Front desk only open until 10 pm.
Quiet location, only 15 mins S Bahn ride from the centre. Excellent breakfast included in the rate. Prices around Oktoberfest are extortionate, therefore value for money is not good.
Everything. A wonderful traditional German Restaurant/Hotel. Location is outside Munich and easy to reach from the Autobahn. Also very easy to get into Munich as there is a local S-Bahn station just a 15 minute walk from the hotel. The food is . . . . well, just tremendous. For me , this is the place to stay whenever I visit Munich. Cannot find fault.
breakfast nothing
Quiet, Relaxing
peacefull area, nice hotel and area around, excellent breakfast, would like to stay longer, but have't time nothing
Most exellent hotel especially for adult couples, exellent service, peaceful, good position. everything was just perfect.
Very comfortable accommodation, friendly staff in a quiet location. Short walk to S Bahn station, 20 minute ride into city centre.
Nice hotel with traditions and quite placement.
Nice hotel,friendly staff.Breakfast was included and was very good.Next time I will stay again.
nice comfortable room, really friendly staff nothing was to much trouble, i would highly recommend
Pleasant ambiance with rustic architecture Booked 3 double bed rooms, not available on arrival
The setting and location were good. The staff - those who we met - were friendly. Breakfast was good. We were ideally suited for train travel in to Munich each morning. The journey was excellent and cheap. There were no bedside tables nor reading lights in our room. Just a table under the window. Water was cold on the first night, but corrected quickly. The staff (one woman) left during the early evening leaving us alone in the hotel which we felt was strange. This was a three star hotel and we expected more.


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Just wondering. 1 partner owns home outright prior. The other is listed on his kids house. Will these stay as separate property?
Domestic Partnerships are treated the same as marriages when it comes to the division of property, etc. If a partner owned a home outright prior to the DP and made no improvements, or payments during the PD then it would continue to be their separate property. However, if they did do improvements or payments then the DP would have acquired an interest.
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They should but the only way to guarantee that it is not an issue later, either between the partners or a partner and beneficiaries or heirs of the other partner, is to have a domestic partnership agreement which clearly sets forth the nature of the property and affirms its separate nature -- no matter what.
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Hi, in California, Community Property applies to both married couples and domestic partners registered with the state. Assuming the property was owned prior to Partnership, the home will remain the separate property of the spouse who acquired the home UNLESS there is a "transmutation." In other words, to change the characterization of the property from separate to community, there would need to be a writing evidencing this intention. However, even if the property remains separate, the other partner may have a reimbursement and/or equity interest in the home at divorce.
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This has "crunch, fresh and vibrant flavors, and heady herbal aromas".
Top Review by celia_47
I had been looking for a good shrimp pizza and never found it... not in restaurants, not at home, every time I was disappointed... But this time I was astounded, this was by far the best shrimp pizza I ever tasted and my friends and family too. Amazing! Thanks!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 lb large shrimp, peeled, deveined, and halved lengthwise
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic
- 1⁄2-3⁄4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
- 1 (12 inch) Boboli pizza crusts
- 1⁄2 medium sweet onion, cut into thin wedges (Walla Walla or Vidalia)
- 1 small red bell pepper, seeded, deribbed, and cut into long thin strips
- 2 cups coarsely shredded mozzarella cheese
- 10 fresh basil leaves, torn into large pieces
Roasted Red Pepper Pesto (use 2/3 cup homemade or store-bought)
- 1 large garlic clove
- 1⁄2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 (16 ounce) jar roasted red peppers, drained and blotted dry with paper towels
- 3 tablespoons freshly grated parmesan cheese
- 4 large fresh basil leaves, torn into large pieces
- 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
- 3⁄4 teaspoon sugar
- 1⁄4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
Directions See How It's Made
- To make the roasted red pepper pesto (this is optional but highly recommemded), process the garlic and salt in a food processor until garlic is minced.
- Add in the roasted red peppers, parmesan, basil, olive oil, sugar, and red pepper flakes; process until smooth; use immediately or transfer to a covered container and refrigerate for up to 1 week.
- To make the pizza: position an oven rack in the center of the oven and place a baking stone (if using one) on the rack; preheat oven to 500°.
- In a large bowl, toss the shrimp with the olive oil, lemon juice, garlic, and red pepper flakes.
- Remove the boboli crust from the plastic bag and save the packet of tomato sauce for another time.
- Place the pizza crust on a pizza screen, pizza pan, or rimless baking sheed, or on a pizza peel ready to slide directly onto the baking stone.
- Spread the pesto evenly over the pizza crust, leaving a 1-inch border.
- Scatter the onion and bell pepper over the sauce.
- Sprinkle the cheese evenly over the top.
- Scatter the basil over the cheese; place the shrimp in a single layer over the cheese.
- Place the pizza in the oven on the rack or stone; bake about 10-12 minutes, until the crust is crisp and a deep golden brown, and the shrimp are pink and slightly curled.
- Slice the pizza into wedges and serve immediately.


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You can't just start selling art online and hope that you do well. There has to be a plan in place before you work on this. That way, you know what you're going to bring in and what you'll have to spend to make the most money.
Pricing is going to depend on how much time the work took you, how nice it looks, and how in demand you are as an artist. Unfortunately, it doesn't matter if you have a masterpiece you made that took tons of time if nobody knows much about you. As time goes on, if you market yourself, your art's value is going to go up. People tend to just work and not pay attention to their marketing and that's a shame because a lot of people are really worth a lot more than what they charge now.
Artwork is something that is different depending on who made it. You need to figure out what the best way is to get your work to someone that pays for it. Will you be shipping paintings and need to find a way to keep them safe? Are you trying to sell your music and want to make sure people don't get the files until you sign over the right to them? There are a lot of ways this can work, so find the cheapest and safest way to get something to someone since it will be a big part of the selling process.
It's important to plan out what you're doing when selling art online. Sometimes you won't make it when you first start, but as time goes on you can get it right. Just keep trying and start working towards a brighter future, and it will end favorably for you.
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I used 1/3 cup heavy cream and mixed it with 2 packs of xylitol, you can use whatever sweetner you use
and then mixed in about 1/3 cup fresh blueberries and poured into a small remekin(think about 1/2 cup size) froze for a bit over a hour and ate!
So rich and creamy! sort of like ice cream! yum
now I hope it isn't a big NO NO!
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Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Do AP exams prepare kids for college? Should colleges "count" them?
The concept of Advanced Placement classes and tests is a good one. Some high school students are ready for college-level work. However, there's little that's standardized across high schools. Advanced level classes with standardized syllabi and exams can give high school students a way to show colleges what they know, and hopefully place out of entry-level classes as well. However, this ideal isn't always achieved in practice. An article in the Deseret News looks at some colleges shying away from accepting high scores on AP exams as evidence that a student has done the equivalent of college level work. Some let students get elective credit, but not credit for the classes themselves (which might help you graduate early if you major in that particular subject). There are various ways to look at this. Cynical sorts might note that colleges often get paid by the credit hour, so not giving credit for courses is one way to ensure students don't get too much of a break on tuition. But there are other factors at play too. For starters, different universities have different expectations, even in entry-level courses. I earned a 5 on the AP Chemistry exam my senior year of high school, so Princeton allowed me to place into organic chemistry. Let's just say it was not my most shining academic moment of college. There are various reasons for that (I took it as a "freshman seminar" which meant instead of 3 1-hour lectures, I got 1 3-hour lecture -- which I just couldn't focus for) but it's also quite possible that Princeton's general chemistry class was more advanced than the AP version. Likewise, my 5 on the BC Calculus exam allowed me to place into a math class that was over my head. I passed it and orgo, but I'm pretty sure I was not as well prepared as I could be. Second, it's really hard to standardize. The exam helps on this quite a bit. A school can call a class "AP Physics" but if most students score 1s or 2s on the exam, then it's pretty clear it's not covering what it's supposed to cover, and colleges will not view those students as prepared. There is some accountability, though I'm not sure how many schools do anything about it. Nonetheless, it's possible that a student in a generally poor quality class could score a 3 or possibly even a 4 on a fluke (or if he/she crammed before with some independent study). Over time, if colleges see enough of this, it starts to water down the AP concept. The Deseret News story covers some of this. As more and more students have AP classes on their transcripts, it becomes less of a marker for selective colleges. Though I do think that the advice one person gives in the article -- that getting a low grade can be a black mark, and may not be worth it -- must be taken with a grain of salt. If you're applying to selective colleges, you need to be taking the most rigorous classes your high school offers -- and getting good grades in them. This is not a question of choosing one or the other. Have your children gotten credit for AP exams?
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Friday, July 11, 2014
Clusters vs. Pull-out
The best approaches to gifted education are self-contained classes and acceleration. But given that neither approach seems to win popularity contests with education authorities, what other approaches might work? In the Humboldt Unified School District (in Arizona) elementary schools had been using a pull-out approach. This usually means that kids identified as gifted are pulled out of their classrooms once or twice a week for a short period of time for accelerated or enriched material. According to a recent article in the Prescott Valley Tribune, Lake Valley Elementary School will be moving to a cluster model. The students identified as gifted in a particular grade will be placed together -- or "clustered" -- in a classroom (with other kids). Is this a better approach? It's not perfect. You could "cluster" 2-3 grades worth of gifted kids in their own self-contained classroom and do better by these children. Even in a class with a cluster, such kids won't be the norm, and classes are almost always taught to the middle. So the kids will be bored. But clustering has its benefits. For starters, kids like to learn in an environment with their intellectual peers. Having at least a few other kids in your classroom with similar readiness levels can make more engaging interactions possible. Second, a cluster allows for more ability grouping as these kids can be easily grouped together for math or reading instruction, or for projects. If kids have to switch classrooms, that's one more barrier to ability grouping happening. Many teachers find it tough to find time to differentiate for advanced students. Having 6-8 such children in your classroom might make you more likely to find time, vs. viewing it as something that's nice to do, but not a top priority. In addition, since only one teacher will have the cluster at a grade level, schools can concentrate training on that one teacher. Since funds are always low for such things, it's better not to need to spread it around. Does your school district use clusters? Does it work, or at least does it work better than other approaches?
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Southern China's most exclusive office tower sets a new benchmark for intelligent buildings in Asia.
|Shenzhen, China
|16 KONE MiniSpace™ elevators, 5 KONE MonoSpace® elevators, KONE Polaris™ Destination Control System, KONE E-Link™ monitoring system
Office buildings around the world are entering the intelligent era, with China at the forefront. The commercial centerpiece in Shenzhen is the China Merchants Plaza office building, which marks a milestone in the development of intelligent office space in the southern China region.
We were chosen to supply 21 elevators in total, including high-speed elevators. In addition, we installed a traditional KONE Polaris™ Destination Control System that is integrated with the building's access control system. The destination control system provides enhanced security while guiding passengers to the right elevator. This ensures less crowded cars, shorter travel times and fewer stops. We also installed the KONE E-Link™ monitoring system, which provides real-time data on transportation demand, traffic performance and equipment status.
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- Year Built: 1997
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HOA Y/N No
House Faces South
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ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) Coming off a trip to the national title game, and having Heisman Trophy winner Sam Bradford (FSY) back under center, Oklahoma had grand expectations this season.
One jarring hit might've changed everything for the Sooners — and BYU.
Bradford sprained his throwing shoulder in the closing seconds of the first half. A mediocre performance by his backup, a questionable decision by coach Bob Stoops and a late meltdown by OU's defense let Max Hall (FSY) and the 24th-ranked Cougars pull out a 14-13 victory Saturday night in the first college football game at Cowboys Stadium.
The severity of Bradford's injury won't be known for days. But there's no doubt this dents his bid to repeat as the Heisman winner and it throws Oklahoma's championship hopes for a loop.
"This loss hurts," Sooners offensive lineman Brian Simmons said. "But the last two or three years, the national champion has had one loss. There's still a chance for us to accomplish our goals."
CAMPUS RIVALRY: Bradford to miss time with injured shoulder
GAME REPORT: Brigham Young 14, Oklahoma 13
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TOP 25 RECAP: How the ranked teams fared
For Hall and BYU, this victory could be a springboard for their most memorable season in decades. It turns them into a top candidate to be the latest BCS busters from the Mountain West and it should shove Hall to the fringe of the Heisman discussion.
"Where it's going to rank and all that, I'm not certain, but I know there are a lot of people who are going to benefit from the way these kids played today," Cougars coach Bronco Mendenhall said.
Hall was 26 of 38 for 329 yards and two touchdowns, with two interceptions and four sacks. What matters most is that when he had a chance to win it, he pulled off a 16-play, 78-yard drive, converting on a fourth-and-4 and throwing for a 7-yard touchdown to a wide-open McKay Jacobson (FSY) in the back of the end zone with 3:03 left in the fourth to put BYU ahead for good.
"Unbelievable," said Hall, a nephew of former Cowboys quarterback Danny White. "For us to come out and pull off a win is a special night. I'll never forget it."
Neither will Sooners fans.
They'll wonder if an offensive line featuring four new starters was to blame for BYU linebacker Coleby Clawson plowing into Bradford with a hard, clean hit that left them both landing on Bradford's shoulder.
And they'll wonder whether Stoops played it safe when — as it turns out — they needed him to get a little risky.
It was midway through the fourth quarter with Oklahoma leading 10-7 and backup quarterback Landry Jones (FSY) had just gotten stuffed on third-and-goal from the 1. Stoops let Jones go for it on fourth down, but the redshirt freshman failed to get the snap off in time. The penalty pushed OU back to the 6, so Stoops opted for the field goal and a 13-7 lead, knowing a touchdown would put them behind.
"I did (think about going for it)," Stoops said. "That's on us as coaches."
After BYU's go-ahead score, the Sooners still had a chance to win.
Jones got them to the Cougars' 32, then they were pushed back by a false start penalty on new right tackle Cory Brandon. It was his fifth penalty and the ninth of the game for the OU line, although two were declined.
Oklahoma was stuck with fourth-and-14 from the 37, with 1:23 left. Rather than ask Jones to turn that into a first down, Stoops asked punter Tress Way (FSY) to try a 54-yard field goal because he'd seen the freshman bang it through from 53 in warmups.
The kick died in the end zone.
"I felt comfortable going out there in the second half," said Jones, who was 6 of 12 for 51 yards. "I thought we had a chance to win the game. We just came up short."
Although this nearly $1.2 billion stadium was supposedly a neutral site, the Sooners enjoyed a huge home-field advantage.
The vast majority of the crowd of 75,437 were wearing OU's crimson and made themselves heard by hollering "home of the SOONERS" at the end of the national anthem. They roared in the second quarter when former football coach Barry Switzer and current men's basketball coach Jeff Capel were shown sitting together, but didn't have much to cheer after that.
Actually, the Sooners never really got into a groove, even with Bradford.
He finished 10 of 14 for 96 yards and a touchdown. On the play before he was hurt, Bradford threw his longest completion of the game, an 18-yarder to Brandon Caleb (FSY). It also gave Bradford 7,937 yards passing for his career, breaking the school record held by another OU Heisman winner, Jason White.
Oklahoma's backfield duo of incumbent 1,000-yard rushers DeMarco Murray (FSY) and Chris Brown (FSY) weren't much of a factor, with Brown gaining 59 yards on 14 carries and Murray getting 58 yards on 10 tries. The Sooners were also without tight end Jermaine Gresham (FSY) (knee).
BYU was missing starting running back Harvey Unga (FSY) (hamstring), so backup Bryan Kariya (FSY) filled in nicely with 42 yards rushing and 76 more yards on four receptions. Andrew George (FSY) caught a 5-yard touchdown pass with 1:25 left in the first half that tied it at 7.
Jacobson caught four passes for 69 yards. A product of nearby Southlake who is just back from a Mormon mission, the touchdown had even more meaning because it was his muffed punt that led to Oklahoma's only touchdown, an 8-yard pass from Bradford to Ryan Broyles (FSY).
The Sooners are 0-1 for only the second time in 11 seasons under Stoops. With Idaho State, Tulsa and an off week coming up in the next three weeks, Oklahoma should be able to get by for a while without Bradford.
But getting by was not what the Sooners had in mind this season.
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Customer review
Activity Hotel Fendels
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Piste Map
Kaunertal Glacier - Fendels
Information about the ski area
Kaunertal Glacier - Fendels
|Highest point:
|3,108 m
|Lowest point:
|910 m
|Altitude ski resort:
|1,356 m
|Lifts in total:
|Tow lifts:
|Chair lifts:
|Gondola lift:
|Pistes in total:
|32.5 km
|21 km
|8 km
|3.5 km
Activity Hotel Fendels ****
Included Services
- Accommodation as booked
- Board as booked
- 9 in 10 days lift pass Kaunertaler Gletscher & Fendels , 2 in 3 days lift pass Kaunertaler Gletscher & Fendels, 3 in 4 days lift pass Kaunertaler Gletscher & Fendels, 4 in 5 days lift pass Kaunertaler Gletscher & Fendels, 6 in 7 days lift pass Kaunertaler Gletscher & Fendels (value of lift pass up to $308) Exceptions see booking process
- Use of spa area (as per description)
- Christmas and New Year's Eve menu
- Wi-Fi
- Internet corner
- Safe (at the reception)
- Child care service (as per description)
- Children's bed
- Children's high chair
- Parking spaces (upon availability)
- Snow Guarantee (01/01 - 03/15)
- Best-Price-Guarantee
At a glance
Location and facilitiesThe family-friendly, 4-star Activity Hotel Fendels is located perfectly, directly next to the lift station (approx. 20 m away) and right in the centre of Fendels. Access to the Kaunertal cross-country trails is approx. 15 km away. The valley run can be skied right back to the hotel, provided the snow conditions allow this. Further, there is a 4 km long toboggan run, which begins directly at the hotel. The hotel's facilities include a reception with hotel safe (incl.), a modern lobby with fountain and wine corner, 2 lifts, a dining hall with open fireplace, a la carte restaurant, pizzeria and day-bar, panorama bar and pub, boot and ski room with boot drier, as well as a various sun terraces with waiter service. Internet corner and Wi-Fi can be used for free.
The approx. 800 m² spa area is available to use for free and offers an indoor pool with integrated air jets and counter-stream system (open daily 09:00 - 21:00), steam bath, sauna, Finnish sauna, Hydrosoft sauna and a sauna for families with children. Further, there is an infrared cabin, aroma therapy room, Kneipp baths, ice grotto, massage showers and a light and heat therapy room (open daily from 16:00) which is all also free to use. Massage treatments and various treatments in the beauty centre can be booked and paid for locally.
The hotel offers a diverse entertainment programme for children (4 - 12 years), which is open daily (16:00 - 21:00, excl. Saturdays), with kiddie disco, T-shirt panting, snowman building, fairytale story hour, face-panting, game contests, etc. Further, there is the approx. 350 m² large children's land with cinema, jumpy castle, climbing wall, castle, slides, and a handicrafts area. For further entertainment there is table kicker and darts available (payable locally). If paid for locally, customers can also take part in snowshoe hikes, night skiing and tobogganing. Free-of-charge parking spaces at the hotel (based on availability).
RoomsThe cosy rooms all have a shower/wc, satellite TV, telephone, radio, safe (payable locally), as well as a hair drier. The rooms also each have a balcony.
BoardThe holiday price already includes half-board and comprises a daily breakfast buffet with healthy food corner and a 4-course dinner menu (which choice of 3 mean dishes, of which one is vegetarian). There is also a salad buffet available at dinner, and occasionally there are also starter and dessert buffets. On a weekly basis, there are various themed buffet evenings, with e.g. farmer's buffet or soup buffet. The Christmas dinner with party and visit by Farther Christmas on the 24th of December, and the New Year's Eve menu with midnight snack and live music are also included.
Double room/2 addl. beds, shower/wc (mountain view), HB
- Comfortable rooms with satellite TV
- Balcony
Double room/2 addl. beds, shower/wc (south-facing), HB
- Comfortable rooms with satellite TV
- South-facing balcony
Family room, shower/wc (south-facing), HB
- Living/sleeping area with double pull-out couch and satellite TV
- Separate bedroom with double bed
- South-facing balcony
Junior suite, sleeps 4 (south-facing), HB
- Cosy junior suite with satellite TV
- Bedroom with double bed
- Separate bedroom (via sliding door) with 2 single sofa beds
- Vestibule with coat hangers
- Bath and shower, separate wc
- South-facing balcony
- Pets welcome (€12 per day, excl. food)
Important notes
- Children under the age of 10 years receive a free Bambini lift pass in resort, provided the accompanying adult purchased the same lift pass (minimum 2 days lift pass or more).
- When booking rooms with multiple or additional beds, there is no claim to the additional beds
Available in resort (for free)
- Use of spa area (as per description)
- Christmas and New Year's Eve menu
- Wi-Fi
- Internet corner
- Safe (at the reception)
- Child care service (as per description)
- Children's bed
- Children's high chair
- Parking spaces (upon availability)
Payable in resort
- Tourist tax: approx. € 1,90 per person/night
- Keycard: €5
Available in resort (optional)
- Massages
- Beauty centre
- Bathrobe hire
- Darts
- Table kicker
- Safe (in the rooms)
- Snowshoe hikes
- Night skiing
- Toboggan evening
- When accommodating 2 persons paying the full holiday price in a Double room/2 addl. beds, shower/wc (mountain view), HB, further holiday participants receive:
- until (incl.) 3 years 100%
- 4-5 years 100%
- 6-9 years 60%
- 10-14 years 45%
- from 15 years 35%
- When accommodating 2 persons paying the full holiday price in a Double room/2 addl. beds, shower/wc (south-facing), HB, further holiday participants receive:
- until (incl.) 3 years 100%
- 4-5 years 100%
- 6-9 years 65%
- 10-14 years 50%
- from 15 years 40%
- When accommodating 2 persons paying the full holiday price in a Family room, shower/wc (south-facing), HB, further holiday participants receive:
- until (incl.) 3 years 100%
- 4-5 years 100%
- 6-9 years 70%
- 10-14 years 60%
- from 15 years 50%
- When accommodating 2 persons paying the full holiday price in a Junior suite, sleeps 4 (south-facing), HB, further holiday participants receive:
- until (incl.) 3 years 100%
- 4-5 years 100%
- 6-9 years 70%
- 10-14 years 55%
- from 15 years 45%
The exact amount of the reduction will be shown after an offer has been prepared (click on desired price).
The percentage of the reduction applies to the entire basic per person price including the accommodation and lift pass price.
Babies, less that 24 months of age at the time of travel, generally travel for free, but need to be listed on the booking confirmation.
Travel Info/Map
How does one best travel to Austria? Airports include Salzburg, Innsbruck, Klagenfurt, and Linz. Depending on your destination, Munich or Friedrichshafen (in Germany) or Zurich (in Switzerland) are also good options. In Austria, you will rarely find a train station in the resort. The distances from the different train stations and airports to the resorts are shown above the map. Those travelling by car will find a link to a route planner in the lower lefthand corner of the map. Simply enter your origin location and a route will be calculated for you. Please note, that it is wise to be informed about the closure of mountain passes during the winter months! Please also take into consideration that your car is required to be equipped for winter conditions, and that you will need snow chains with you.
- By train: Zams (approx. 20 km)
- By plane: Innsbruck (approx. 85 km), Friedrichshafen (approx. 170 km), Zurich (approx. 240 km), Munich (approx. 285 km)
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Price Overview (all prices per person)
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I find the perfect holiday? If you have a date in mind for your ski holiday, use the search engine Search & Book. This will allow you to search for holidays by specifying the destination you wish to visit and the number of people in your group. Alternatively you have the opportunity to search using our Holiday Categories or Last Minute Deals. If you are rather looking for a week's party and fun on the piste for next to nothing, then you might be interested in our Events.
- What types of accommodation are there and how do they differentiate? A detailed overview of our accommodations can be found here
- How can I book a holiday? Online Booking: After choosing your accommodation and room category, you'll be guided through the booking process.
Telephone Booking: Just give us a call. For making the booking, please have the names and dates of birth of all travellers available.
- Is the lift pass included? Generally the lift pass is already included in the holiday price. Further information regarding this can be found here.
All information regarding booking amendments can be found under the point "I've already booked. Can I still book additional services?".
- Is it beneficial to book ski/snowboard equipment or lessons in advance? Yes! Due to our long-term agreements with partners in the resorts you pay less for Ski and snowboard lessons and/or Equipment compared to the prices which apply locally.