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Live To Dance Judges, Once again, she's choc-a-bloc full of "I came to teach people what oozes out of you" and "When the hair on my arm stands up and I get goosebumps, you have me!" Only this time, instead of playing Loopy Den Mother to thousands upon thousands of young wannabe pop stars, she's spewing her love on precocious moppet zombie dancers and botoxed "Solid Gold" relics.
Her new dance competition series, "Live to Dance," debuted Tuesday night on CBS and is based on the British show "Got to Dance."
Really, CBS? You couldn't clear "Got"?
Paula was joined by co-judges Kimberly Wyatt – who is a founding member of the P**ycat Dolls and who might want to rethink that hair – and Travis Payne, who, we were told, choreographed with the late, great King of Pop Michael Jackson. Wanna bet he talks about his dear friend Michael Jackson at least once per episode?
"I love Paula so much! Oh my gosh!" gushed one of the many people we were told turned out to audition for the show in Dance Domes across the country.
"We're here to bring it – for Paula!" raved another.
"We love you, Paula!" screamed a troupe of precocious moppets.
Tuesday's show began with adorable 9-year-old Jaylon, who has never been to a dance class but has learned his bag o' moves from watching people who dance in movies, he explained while his dad sobbed buckets of tears. Jaylon handed Dad a tissue. Each judge gave Jaylon a gold star – two or more gold stars would get him through to the next round.
"You are an amazing bright light to this show and this is exactly what this show is about," Paula exuded.
"There is so much joy coming out of this little face of yours, I just want to squeeze it. When you smile and you put that character into your movement, it is pure magic. Do you know you make so many people happy – are you aware of that?" she barked at Jaylon.
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The ASU Direct Path program is an alternative admission program designed to offer freshmen academic support through a partnership between Howard College (Howard County Junior College District) and Angelo State University. Students will also live in a residence hall at ASU while taking courses at Howard College.
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From Washington, the well-known city of Norfolk - Virginia Beach is 75 miles (121 kilometers) to the north.
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There's no doubt about it that social media has really changed how the world functions at a really big basis, and it's funny to even think about how the world was before we had websites like MySpace and Facebook kind of dominating all internet traffic and keeping us informed about our friends and all that kind of bullshit, and oh my gosh if you can remember MySpace then you definitely remember the fact that everyone had a top 10 or top list of their best friends on the site, and how mean is that to keep your friends in a list like that. I remember being in conversations with my friends like dude, how could you rank me behind Becky? You've only known her for like a year and you've known me for like 7 years. That's totally not fair, bro. It's really probably one of the worst features of the entire MySpace website, but what are you going to do because there is no telling what can really happen as long as we keep doing our same old things on social media and just doing nothing with our lives pretty much and sulking away just becoming robotic in nature and just screwing ourselves and our entire culture. Now, don't get me wrong because I know that there are definitely a ton of different benefits that sites like MySpace and Facebook and all other forms of social media have definitely created in terms of our friendships, but I really don't think that the benefits of social media outweigh the negatives of what has happened to our lives and our relationships as humans, and that's just the god honest truth about it, and I'm starting to get really sick of all the stupid shit I am starting to see on a regular basis on social media sites because it really is starting to get annoying.
I can't tell you how annoying some of my newsfeeds have become in recent years, and it didn't always used to be like that, but for some reason as time has gone on people have seriously become dumber and dumber in terms of the content that they post up for all of their friends and family to see on social media. One thing that I have noticed being really trendy in recent years is that for some weird and stupid reasons people think it is ok to start posting pictures of their cat or cats on a daily or sometimes multi-daily basis, and I just don't know how to explain why people think this is such a funny thing to do. Now, don't get me wrong I have nothing against cats in general and I do think that a lot of times they are really cute animals, but of course I think dogs are more entertaining and more fun to have as pets. It's true that I have never had a real pet cat before, but I did make friends with a stray cat a few years ago that I would feed and keep around sometimes, and his name was Louie and everyone really like him. A couple times I would wake up and he would be in my bed with me, and although that was a little weird because it was a stray cat it looked and smelled clean so I didn't mind all that much.
And I will admit that when I was hanging out with Louie a bunch a few years ago I was posting pictures of him on social media, and now that I think about it I was just one of those people who swarm newsfeeds on Facebook with pictures of cats. It's actually kind of funny how much people take pictures of their cats because they are sometimes really cute, but it's like this weird effect they have on people. Maybe it is because they are just really timid and like to crawl around slyly around you that makes them really photogenic and cute and cuddly to have on a social media feed. There's no actual telling why so many people like to post pictures of their cats on social media, and I don't think we will ever truly get down to this cultural phenomenon but it definitely is a trend that is getting more and more popular as the years go on, and I kind of think it should stop but now I feel like I am one of those people who does this too so I'm just as bad as all the other cat lovers!


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'Normalising' HIV testing – new guidance could make a big difference to testing and treatment
September 27th, 2008
Dr Petra
The latest edition of the British Medical Journal reports on the latest UK Guidelines for HIV Testing (September 2008). The guidance, from the Medical Foundation for AIDS and Sexual Health (MedFash) and the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV, recommends "all healthcare professionals should view HIV testing as a normal part of the diagnostic process and a duty of care".
This 'normalisation' process suggests that where possible HIV testing should be routinely offered to appropriate clients. We currently have improved the speed of HIV testing, and treatment for those with HIV offers a good quality of life. However, HIV is still seen as an area which requires a specialist approach – which can waste time and resources – and delay diagnosis and treatment.
The new guidance suggests that testing could be shifted to wider settings (including community settings) and offered by a wider range of practitioners. The most radical suggestion within the recommendations won't come as much of a surprise to those working in sexual health, which is that pre-test counselling may not always be necessary or appropriate.
Because HIV was seen so negatively in the past a lot of time, effort and specialist care was offered in 'pre test counselling' – where people suspected of being HIV positive (or who considered they may have HIV) were given intensive counselling to prepare them before their test, then were tested, waited for results, and often were offered counselling afterwards.
The new recommendations refer to the first stage of this process to move to a 'pre test discussion' – which does not have to happen with a specialist counsellor. A well supported and trained doctor, nurse or healthcare worker can offer basic information and resources to enable people to understand what the HIV test will involve and any implications arising from it.
This approach may well be controversial to some practitioners used to working in an area which has been specialist led. Activist groups appear to be welcoming the approach, and certainly this represents another positive move towards making sexual health services more easily accessible, patient centred and community based. Removing the pressure on front-end delivery of services can reduce patient bottle-necks where people are all waiting for testing, and having a shift from 'counselling' to 'discussion' also removes some of the percieved stigma associated with testing that can put some people off getting an HIV diagnosis.
Clearly not everyone will need an HIV test, and we need to be careful that the message of making HIV testing quicker and easier is not a replacement of using condoms, practising safer sex and managing your own sexual health. Hopefully making the process of HIV testing more accessible may also mean that practitioners working in different areas can join the dots in relation to infection. Meaning if a patient needs a test for Hep C or TB they will also be tested for HIV (something that's not currently happening routinely).
I'd recommend anyone who is working either in the area of HIV, sexual health, reproductive health or communicable diseases checks out the new guidance which offer a welcome improvement to our sexual health services. If you are new to this area MedFash also have a great guide to HIV for non-specialists which helps explain more about HIV, testing and treatment.Tweet
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Francesco Totti believes Roma are contenders for the title but has warned fans not to heap pressure on the side.
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Last Updated: 03/09/07 12:27pm
Francesco Totti believes Roma are contenders for the Serie A title but has warned fans not to heap the pressure on Luciano Spalletti's side.
The Italian side are second in the league and have enjoyed a 100 per cent start to the season, with wins over Siena and Palermo.
The forward admits Roma are among the top four sides in Italy but believes the supporters are better off having lower expectations.
Big four
"It's useless forgetting us. We are among the four teams that can win the Scudetto," Totti told Gazzetta dello Sport.
"We are a big side, but it's better that this city does not have high expectations, because expectations can pass quickly from euphoria to depression."
Roma crashed out of last season's UEFA Champions League after a 8-3 aggregate loss to Manchester United, but this time round Totti is determined to lift the trophy.
"It's my dream, but the favourites are always the same - the big Italian sides, then Real Madrid, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United and Barcelona," Totti said.
In July the forward called time on his illustrious international career, but has revealed that should there be an injury crisis for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, he may come out of retirement.
"It would be a really good experience, so for now I say maybe," Totti added.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline) – Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced a lawsuit on Wednesday against a defunct Columbus deal voucher seller that allegedly failed to deliver the vouchers to consumers.
Giviton LLC sold vouchers on its website, Giviton.com, for deals such as paying $10 for $20 worth of services at a local business. Consumers could print the coupons right away or go back to the website to access the vouchers through their accounts. In July, Giviton's website shut down and consumers who paid in full alleged they could no longer access their vouchers.
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DeWine's office and the Better Business Bureau received at least 32 complaints about Giviton, alleging losses of more than $4,000 in total.
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Timbaland will perform at all dates of the European leg of Jay-Z's Magna Carta tour, which kicks off at U.K.'s Manchester Arena on October 3.
Jay-Z will be joined by one of his collaborators when bringing his Magna Carta World Tour to Europe this October. The Roc Nation mogul has announced that Timbaland will perform at the 17-date tour, which begins at U.K.'s Manchester Arena on October 3.
The rapper and his longtime producer are set to visit European countries like Ireland, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland and Netherlands. Their upcoming shows will also include four nights at London O2 arena and two consecutive nights at Bercy in Paris, France.
Timbaland has a long history with Jay-Z. The duo has been working together on many projects, including Jay-Z's latest album "Magna Carta... Holy Grail". Earlier this summer, it was revealed that the stars were not on good terms until recently. They had a fallout when working together on 2009's "The Blueprint 3", and made up shortly before recording "MCHG".
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Saint Olympias was a widow, deaconess and friend of Saint John Chrysostom. Born in Constantinople, circa 368, to a wealthy family, but was left orphaned at a young age. Olympias would later go on marry a man by the name of Nebridius, who was Prefect of Constantinople[1]. When left widowed, and after refusing many offers of marriage[2], Olympias dedicated her life to the church, serving as a deaconess. Her good works included building a hospital and an orphanage, even looking after monks who had been led in exile from Nitria. All of this even led to Saint John Chrysostom telling her that she had done almost too much[3]. Olympias' support for Saint John Chrysostom, led to her persecution in 404, leading to her losing her house and living the rest of her life in exile at Nicomedia, where she would die on 25 July 408, after a long illness.
Olympias is one of the 140 Colonnade saints which adorn St. Peter's Square.
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Scientists have taken a key step toward revealing the causes of prostate cancer, finding that a combination of five gene variants dramatically raises the risk of the disease. Added to family history, they accounted for nearly half of all cases in a study of Swedish men.
The discovery is remarkable not just for the big portion of cases it might explain, but also because this relatively new approach — looking at combos rather than single genes — may help solve the mystery of many complex diseases like cancer and diabetes that are thought to involve multiple genes or interactions between them.
"It gives us a new way of looking at genetic risk factors," said Dr. Teri Manolio of the National Human Genome Research Institute, the federal agency focused on such work.
It also might lead to a blood test to predict who is likely to develop prostate cancer. These men could be closely monitored and perhaps offered hormone-blocking drugs like finasteride to try to prevent the disease.
The Swedish results must be verified in other countries and races, where the gene variants, or markers, may not be as common. Researchers already have plans to look for them in U.S. men.
Unfortunately, the markers do not help doctors tell which cancers need treatment and which do not — they turned out to have nothing to do with the aggressiveness of a tumor, only whether a man is likely to develop one.
Nor did they correlate with levels of PSA, a blood substance often used to gauge cancer risk. PSA is a notoriously imprecise measure, so a gene test that independently predicts risk would be very valuable, experts said.
This "eyebrow-raising study" should quickly spur more research, particularly in blacks, who have a higher incidence of prostate cancer, said Dr. Howard Sandler, a cancer specialist at the University of Michigan and spokesman for the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
The study was led by doctors at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, N.C., and involved Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm. Results were published online Wednesday by the New England Journal of Medicine.
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in American men and arguably the most mysterious. Unlike breast cancer, where variants in single genes like BRCA are known to confer greater risk, few have been discovered for prostate cancer. In the past year, other researchers identified five, but none individually seemed to raise risk very much.
Combinations of them did, the new work reveals.
It involved 2,893 men with prostate cancer and 1,781 similar men who did not have the disease. Sweden was chosen because the population is so ethnically similar and well suited to gene studies.
Researchers looked for "hot spots" of differences in genes of the men with cancer compared to the others, then focused on the five most common variants, which were single letter changes in the gene's usual DNA alphabet.
When four or five variants were present, men were more than four times more likely to develop prostate cancer than those with none of the markers.
When family history was added in, men with five of the six factors were more than nine times more likely to develop the disease. These six factors accounted for 46% of the prostate cancer cases in the study.
"That is a lot," Manolio said, but added, "you have to take those estimates with a grain of salt" because less than 2% of men had all of the variants.
Still, some are very common — one is estimated to occur in 60% of men.
Government and cancer groups in the U.S. and Sweden funded the work. Some of the U.S. researchers are seeking patents to develop a blood test using the results.
However, scientists must prove that any such blood test does not give too many false alarms, Dr. Edward Gelmann of Columbia University Medical Center writes in an editorial. In the Swedish study, 2% of the men without prostate cancer had four of the five gene variants purported to raise risk.
Until more is known, men should talk with their families about any history of prostate cancer, Sandler and Manolio suggested.
The U.S. Surgeon General and various federal health agencies recently launched the U.S. Surgeon General's Family History Initiative to encourage people to learn more about their family health history. A website for the project gives families an Internet tool and advice on how to track this information.
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People say that the US doesn't care about soccer, errrr football, errrr futbol, whatever you want to call it.
Pretty sure these peeps would disagree with that. They call themselves the "American Outlaws". They've got their own songs. They dress outrageously awesome. They even have their own hashtag, #IBelieveThatWeWillWin
If you want to get pumped for the USA's World Cup to finally start. This is the video you need to watch! I, for one, am pumped. I've NEVER cared about soccer. My whole life. Suddenly, the last couple months, I'm obsessed. So, if someone like me can fall in love with the sport after a few decades on this planet, then anyone can. Give it a whirl!


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Close to the sea and beach with less tourists than other Costa Brava locations. Clean family-run small establishment that was recently renovated. Good value.
I liked the cleanliness and the breakfast There was mosquitos....but you can buy a spray against them
Very pleasant atmosphere More choice for breakfast
The staff was polite and helpful. The location was good. The price was reasonable. There is a need for an elevator
Hotel staff(owner/manager ?) was particularly helpful and even gave us his private parking space for an overnight stop !
Hotel service was excellent in daytime when the owner was there. The room was clean, comfortable and very good value for the money. The location is perfect for going to the beach and close to shopping. The night clerk did not seem to know the hotel very well and spoke no english, so my arrival was confusing. The wifi connection frequenly malfunctioned.
Clean rooms, the hotel is a family business (the owner serves breakfasts himself), kind and helpful staff, intimate venue, 100m from wide and clean beach and railway station. Thin walls - not very comfortable when neighbours are noisy, a bit monotonous breakfasts.
Breakfast served in the garden.
very Spanish atmosphere | great location: ca. 50m to the wide and clean beach at the sea! | peaceful and picturesque town | a trip to Barcelona takes less than 1h | clean rooms and friendly service the afternoon shift does not speak English and other languages besides Spanish ;-) | walls are quite thin and far from soundproof - you can hear both the sea (which is nice) and any street noises (which is less nice)
Activities for kids staff was rude!
Convenient location i.e: airport, beach, Barcelona. Dining room could be more organised.
I liked where the hotel was placed, next to the avenue and shops.
Friendly staff - fabulous food, really good value for money. Great location. Tea / Coffee facililties in the rooms would have been nice
We did like the food in the buffet. We didn't like the crowded pool
Location and pool area are great
The hotel match the pictures displayed on the site. It was clean and the stuff was very attentive. The hotel would need some improvements to the elevators.
Great price and handy location for accesing the tourist areas of Barcelona. Found the staff to be cheerful & helpful. Room was en-suite and clean. I really cant fault the place at all.
Close to anything that you could need/want from a beach holiday. Definately a tourist destination very much orientated to this market but absolutely lovely. There was a paid/secure parking lot round the "back" of the hotel but 2 min walk to free parking area. Location leaves nothing to be desired as far as I am concerned, although I dont have children there seems to be loads for little ones to do. Room was clean and bed/matras was good and the bathroom very good. Although on the whole, I found the breakfast good for the price - there was a lot to choose from so I wasn't extremely disappointed that the cereal was quite bad.
The location of the hotel was brilliant. I would suggest that you mention that the railway station is only 5 minutes walk away as we used the trains every day. It would be much more comfortable if the hotel provided the choice of an extra pillow on the bed.
Good 4 star with traditional Spanish qualities. Friendly bar staff and good service. Buffet meals very good. A certain member of reception who tried to charge us twice for car parking despite having the receipt. She was very rude and let down the whole hotel's standards.
hotel was very clean and entertainment provided every night, breakfast was included, it was awful ever morning , tateless, tea and coffe from machine was distufishing, only drinking water from juice machine, taste of juice, supervisor at door was not very polite, and chef's rude when you asked for something not out on buffe, i stoped eating , went to coffe shop out front, needless to say we did not eat dinner, i would recomend this hotel on room onlly basis
how professional all their staff where.they were warm,friendly,all keen to make everyone enjoy their holiday. i had to upgrade, as double room for two had a five foot bed.i always got a six foot bed in a four star hotel.i had young kids!
I liked the pool which was very big. I liked the foyer area. Breakfast was good. Reception staff were not friendly. Had to pay extra for sunbeds, safe and refrigerator!!! No coffee making facilities. No wifi in rooms. Very basic furnishings for a 4 star hotel. Dining room too cramped. Very expensive.
Breakfast Charge for use of indoor pool
We liked the presentation and comfort in the room, reasonably sized balcony and bathroom with good facilities. The cleanliness and cleaning staff were top notch. Good variety of food. Good value for money. Peoples on the receptions - they did not care about customers requests.
The staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel is clean, modern and very comfortable. Breakfast is georgious. Everything extra is charged like a fitness room, internet and car parking. Car parking costs 8€/day? Wi-Fi works only in public areas
Hotel personnel were very attent and friendly. The room was cleaned very well. The bathroom was adequate Swimming pool small. Not enough parasols by the sunbeds (which we had to pay Euro 1 per day for). Actuall space to move the sunbeds was minimum - all in a row. Not a standard that is by **** hotels. Not possible to rent a fridge only minibar - that is not a fridge.. We only took breakfast. The bread was very bad and some of the warm food had been warming for ages ... Had only one evening dinner - terrible. I was expecting more luxe for a **** hotel - more *** category. Location aweful. will no be returning to Onabrava and definitely not to Santa susanna
The lack of rooms that could sleep 2 adults and 2 small children. Also there should be a way to include the indoor swimming pool into the hotel fee.
Position good
Clean and comfortable The noise during the night kept me awake. Request a room that is not over looking the pool and this should solve the noise problem.
Have stayed at this hotel a number of times, a couple of times with my 3 children. My children love it here. Food is excellent. Hotel is very quiet at night and staff are extremely helpfull. Most of them speak english. The hotel is in a good location for all amenites. 2 minute walk to beach and five minute walk to shops.Would recommend this hotel to anyone. First class. Absolutely nothing.
The hotel is Ok for the money it costed, the rooms are good and clean, the receptionists speak English, it is well-located - near the beach - only a couple of minutes, and near to the main street. The hotel is quite old, the rooms are renovated but the "open spaces" are visibly old. The only people in the hotel who speak English are the receptionists - all the other staff cannot or doesn't want to speak English and it is very difficult even to ask for a glass of water. The resort is very noisy - it is perfect for people who are using their vacation for going to discos but definitely good sleep is not something to be expected. The walls in the hotel are also very thin and you could hear your room-neighbours as if they were in your own room. However, these problems are typical for all the hotels in the resort. Therefore, this one is a good choice compared to the others.
Location Windows not doubled glazed so if you are on the 2nd floor as we were, you get to hear the traffic passing, the two coach loads of teenagers waiting for their bus at 7am in the morning and the engines of the coaches running and the draught that came through the window frame in the evening !!
The reception desk was very friendly and helpful Bar personnel was not always available and not always very friendly
The hotel staff were friendly and helpfull and nothing was a any trouble for them.Great food,
The Hotel was clean, the staff we encountered were friendly and helpful and it was in a good location to beach, shops and restaurants. Nothing.
It is near to the beach. Food variety is good.Is fresh. The wall is so thin, You can hear everything from next room.You can sleep when your neighbor is going to sleep. . I think if guests with family are located at one floor or in one direction, to separate with guests with no family, it will solve the problem.
Warm, clean, central location Hotel clean, but somewhat tired. Needs refurbishment to justify very high prices.
Nice location, 50m from the beach
The location and food/drinks are excellent. The furniture in the rooms is very old..the doors also.The rooms is not modern, but the sea view and the food saved the entire vacation.
Location. Everything.
Good location Reception staff surly & unhelpful. Rooms rather tatty, with worn out bedlinen. Be very careful buying drinks at the bar - we were given short change, not once, every time.
We stayed at Los Pinos for 5 nights, with half board. And we was very pleased with the food. There was plenty of different dishes every day. And the breakfast was very good too. ????Can´t say there was any.
Value for money would be hard to beat. Expensive charge for parking on a small piece of spare land.
I am quite content with stay in this hotel, everything was OK.
The rooms were quite big with a big balcony and even bigger bathroom. The beach was just a minute away. We could hear the noise from the animation (until 23h). For the breakfast it would be nice to have other meat beside pork but for the price we payed it was ok. We wouldn't recommend the all inclusive.
Perfect holiday location and buffet meals included were great. Very happy and do recommend. If staying in front be aware of Disco noise until 11pm so get a back room.
N/A It was worst experience in my life. Since we arrived, the receptionist's attitude made us feel unwelcomed, insisted to pai in advance.The room was filthy, cigatette aches on the floor, bedding wasnt changed, no toilet paper noor towels.Filthy restorante including it's staff, and the food that even pigs wont eat.
The hotel staff were very friendly and extremely professional ladies and they were very accommodating to our needs and requirements. We had a fantastic stay. Most of the hotel has had a recent refurb and it looks fresh and modern The location is fantastic with amazing sea views, the train stn straight across the road taking you to either Blanes or Barcelona, good selection for breakfast and the hotel has a general feel good factor about it! A great holiday all round. No
The sea view
The hotel is very close to the beach and to the train station . The rooms are nice and clean . The staff was very friendly when we arrived. The juice of fruits is not natural . The walls are very thiny and there is no privacy, I could heard all the noise from the other rooms.
Very(!) friendly staff + awesome buffet
Very nice staff .Our objective was visiting Barcelona so we did not have much time to really enjoy our room. They had a great breakfast. A very quiet place, full of old couples and some children family! There were some small ants in the room but they were but they were inoffensive and even charming once you get used to them!!
Location was perfect for our needs- very near the station - with sea views.Good choice of drinks at the bar.Reception staff helpful, and changed our room very quickly on arrival. Breakfast was always the same. Chemical smells from cleaning materials. Gym not as advertised, small pool which would be packed in the middle of summer.
Excellent staff. Clean, calm and quiet. Pleasant buffet. Nice airy stairscases. Pleasant bar and pool areas. Children loved the glass lifts.
closeness to beach
A good selection at Breakfast, and able to obtain Breakfast at 7am on last day. None
Everything was good, nice place, easy to find.
The staff were great,location was good. Good prices. The room was spacious. This is not a 4* hotel, but a decent 3*! based on that criteria it's excellent, but thinking you're going to stay in a 4* it's disappointing, especially at mealtimes. If you can reserve it at 3* prices then go for it you've nothing to lose!the food is very average, both breakfast and dinner. The coffe & juice at breakfast were quite awful and not even up to 2* standard.
The suites were very nice, it´s great with seperate bedrooms when you travel with kids. Free parking nearby The queue at breakfast was too long - even when there were plenty of free tables in the restaurant
Convenient location, spacious room with very generous closet space, good selection of food at brekfast and excellent facilities for families Restricted parking facilities could be a problem during high season.
It was in a good location for familes. Everything was convenient, shops, restaurants, playgrounds etc. On site facilites were very good for families also. I did not like the sofa bed. It would be ok for a short break but not for a full week. Also the playground on the hotel grounds was very small and too hot to play in. Other hotels we have stayed in had a canopy over play area which was great shelter for kids.
Nice hotel with a very good quality-price ratio. I liked a design. And it was very nice that stuff have carried out all my wishes about room location and contents. I think could be a little bit noisy in a high season.
Very friendly and helpful staff. Very clean and tidy. Excellent location, just a short walk to the promenade and beach but far enough away from the noise at night.
The family suites are very nice and the hotel has a clean look. The staff was very helpfull. The bathroom looked older than the rest of the room. The rooms are very noisy. We didn't like the breakfast. There's a lot of it but the quality isn't very good. Especially the coffee and fruit juices are terrible. Wifi access is also very expensive at 10€ per day.
There are very much tumultuous Britisch people in the hotel. There was lots of noise, also during the night
Nothing,the rooms were very dirty, and the staff was very unpolite. Very noisy, the food was bad and beds was very hard uncomfrtable and very simple standard.
The check-out The environment on this hotel is "teenager on all include holidays", consequently the staff treat all the customers as teenagers (independent of their age). The staff is very rude, ask pre-payment and confiscates the guest's passports during the stay. The hotel should put kindergarden employees on the corridors all nigh to take care of the drunk teenager and making possible for the other guests to sleep.
I liked the time we had away from your hotel, this is not a family hotel its for noisy louts and for people who do not remotely care where they stay. the food is terrible and the staff rude.
nothing the hotel was very poor
Good and helpful personnel at the reception, Short period for breakfasts and dinner comparing with number of people staying in it
The hotel was great value for money, the staff were helpful and the room clean and comfortable. We arrived very late after dinner had finished and were offered snacks inn the dining room which we really appreciated, no other hotel in this area has done that when we arrived late.
The staff was very carefull and prestable. Some room improvements were needed. There were some old equipments.
Found it great for familys. Staff helpful and good location for beach and shops and restaurants. Food could have been better
We had stayed at this hotel before and although there are a lot of students staying the hotel is great value for money, the staff are all helpful and friendly and the hotel is in a great location.
On arrival we were told we were at the wrong hotel, when I showed my booking form the then said tHEY had overbooked and we had to be moved to a diffrent resort. I refused to move resorts and was eventually given a small box room that was meant to sleep 2. I will not book through your company again or this hotel as my holiday was ruined due to staff attitude and being let down by my booking. AS I have said above, and the entertainment consisted of a spanish old age pensioner disco.
The hotel staff were very friendly and went out of their way to help. the quality and variety of food in the restaurant was excellent. Hotel was very impressive with its cleanliness and facilities. It you are thinking of booking this hotel please do so you won't be disappointed Nothing negative can be said of this hotel
Food was very good.
-very friendly staff (reception and too restaurant); -clean and nice room with balcon; -bathroom with shampoo+gel+tooth brush; -very and good food; -open swimming pool in Januar (indoor); - nice place (not directly on beach - 350m, but nice - pinies etc)
The hotel was classed as 4 star, I dont know who gave it this rating as it would be at best a poor 3 star. The dining room service was terrible, people had to queue up for a cup of tea. The quality of the food was comparble to that of prison food. There was poor sound-proofing between rooms and you could here those next door coughing, talking etc
That the hotel was renovated recently, that the reception staff was friendly and helpful, that Callela had a quiet and pleasant atmosphere and that it was near Barcelona. That the drinks for the all inclusive menu weren't the real thing (the Coke wasn't real Coke), that the dining room could be improved, same with the food and that the sunbeds near the hotel's beach bar weren't free. Also, the cleaning staff from the upper levels were rather slow, sometimes we didn't have our room clean until 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
1. Crowd for breakfast, 2.Too noise of young neighbours early in the morning 3. Uniform and plain food (mess commons) for breakfast
Good size rooms which were very clean & comfortable. I loved the location of the hotel - a 10 minute walk down to the many shops and restaurants. The beaches are absolutely beautiful again a 10 minute walk from hotel. We did not eat much in the hotel but I was impressed by the high quality of the food and variety in the evening. The hotel staff could do with attending a customer service course! The place was run to suit the staff and not the guests with too many unneccessary rules and regulations! The staff are very rude and tended to bark orders to the guests instead of politely asking. I felt uncomfortable and embarrassed on a few occassions.
nothing staff,servicees,
we loved the the cleanliness and the spacious rooms. staff were friendly and helpful, food was fresh and plentiful - would go back again. didn't like the noise from the bar, the cigarette smoke drifting up to our room from outside the bar every night, nor the ash and cigarette ends which ended up on our balcony from the rooms above. some of the guests could be a bit rowdy but we didn't frequent the bar so had no problems.
Good price, swimming pool is nice. The buffet was OK. Wi-fi was ver intermitent and only available on the lobby.
For the price you can't go wrong. The rooms were fine, maid service excellent, evening entertainment was really good. Easy access via Renfe train from Barcelona changing at Sants Estacio for the airport. Only cost £7 - £8 return. Trains ever 20 mins or so. The gammon was the best I have ever tasted and there was always 5 or 6 choices for hot evening meal as well as salads. The staff were great and the reception staff especially helpful, Food was fine but they could have put fried eggs on every morning and we didn't have cooked tomatoes once. The bacon was also too fatty so we didn't have cooked breakfasts. There were plenty of alternatives though so we did have plenty to eat. Also this is the first hotel where we were given a half hour slot for evening meal, we were told to go in at 7.30 to 8.00 pm although obviously could stay as long as you wanted and eat as much as you want!
It was a short walk to beach and shops.The rooms were clean and of good size.good size pool and plenty of sunbeds.plenty of places to sit and have a drink.
stuff was very nice and helpful in room there wasn't any glasses and fridge also no hair dryer
The cleanliness and the view of the beach from our balcony Nothing
access to town within walking distance; breakfast buffet was excellent; balcony holiday time so the beach town was loud as well as noise from the train; no ice; front desk does charge percentage for money exchange
It was next to the railway station so you could get out to Barcelona very easily. almost all of the staff could speak Dutch, it was not an spanish experience. It looked like we were still in our home town. Terrible! Futhermore it was way to expensive for what you get. Also Calella is not a Spanish style, but rather some kind of theme park with the theme: being turistic.
Although the hotel is situated near the railway station this is by no means a negative point, the trains are quiet and the close proximity to the station means close proximity to the beach. The staff very friendly, the hotel clean and the town and bars close enough to enjoy without encrotching into the hotel itself.
Excellent location: close to the beach and the center of town, not far from Barcelona (about 40-50 km) with good transport connection. There were no problems with parking. Hotel staff is very frendly. Restaurant is excellent. Good room & hotel facilities. It's a bit noisy from the nearest railway.
I was competing in the Half Challenge Barcelona and this is probably the closest hotel to transition. The hotel even put on an early breakfast at 5am for competitors. The hotel is next to the train station, which makes for early wake ups if not prepared although this wasn't a problem for me.
Excellent multi language staff, good restaurant, convenient placement, good price for staying Not very good noise proof so sometimes it's noisy in the room because of neighbors
The generous spirit of hotel staff and local people in aiding my stay that I didn't book a longer stay
The choice of breakfast was good and the staff were very friendly and helpfull Having to check out!
That was holiday.
peace, food, pool
The staff spoke Spanish, English and German. Good breakfast (see minus). Silent area close to beach and town center. The price did not include use of safety-box, internet or refrigiator. For this you have to pay extra and that is irritating since it is not the normal situation at hotels at similar standard. On top of this the secured parking cost more than average. To have a lactose and gluten free breakfast (essential to one of us) minimized your choices.
the calmness the elevators
The buffet breakfast had an excellent variety.
I've participated to a triathlon Ironman in Calella and for this event, this hotel has especially served a breakfast for competitors at 5:00 am. It's a service very appreciated.
Everything was conveniently located. The buffet was the best Ive ever had. I usually keep away from inclusive stuff because im never satisfied. I had low expectations with breakfast and was very impressed. Staff was fun and helpful. No air conditioning when wanted. Mostly the window did the job but there was a time a wanted a/c and I was told that I would only get hot air.
indoor pool was useful as the outdoor pool was too busy due to the amount of young teenagers there ( summer season ) bathroom could have done with re-grouting ( small point but it made it look unclean )
Close to beach, town and main road.
easy access to beach and shops etc
Nice location. Close to the beach. Busy, even slightly out of season. Breakfast was good value, at least some hot food on offer which is not common. Parking is a nightmare. It is a lottery. Do not park in the garage up the street as the space to get out is almost impossible and the wall is covered in rubber protection because even in a Smart car you would probably drive up against the wall.
The seaview from the balcony and nothing else! Oh yes, the girl at the reception had beautiful blue eyes. That's all we liked during our stay at this hotel. Food is awful, has no taste, only smells bad aswel as the hallway. Don't eat at the hotel! When you step out of the elevator and walk to your room, you feel sick. I can still remember the smell. Room is dusty, no wi-fi in hotel, zoo in front of the hotel is a very good idea but the animals seem neglected - I am not sure weather mice are meant to be there with the peacock? I don't understand why they have an outside elevator when its glass is so dirty, do they ever wash it? This is the worst hotel I've ever been to. It was cheap, about 70 Euros/ 1 night but I would never do it again! There should be an "give me my money back" option!
secondtime at hotel liked everything that was going on
This hotel offers a perfect combination of swimming pools and beach, a small zoo and a playground, and entertainment in the evenings, just ideal for children. The restaurant offers great buffets every day (with over 100 different dishes). There was no small refrigerator in the room and we had to ask for new soaps from the personnel, since they were not left after room cleaning. We are unaware if it is customary to leave tips at hotels in Spain. We did not experience it from others. At restaurants, it is expected that a tip of about 10% the value of what was consumed is left.
Have been many times always very clean & friendly staff, ideal for families Beds too hard
no refrigerator in the room
It was my best holidays ever. Thanks
the friendlyness of all staff reception through to domestic .comfort in reception and dining room choice of food although some days were better than others.
Great hotel, 3rd visit and each time have thoroughly enjoyed it. Staff really friendly, rooms & hotel really clean. Lots of pools for the kids and really close to the beach. My only very minor gripe is that the sunbeds were a little uncomfortable. There were some more comfortable ones, but these usually had towels on them before breakfast!!
Excellent staff, meals and entertainment and air-con in room plus many TV channels Toilet space minimul, crammed between wall and bath.
I thought the entertainment staff were excellent We could not get out the front of the hotel after some of the staff left. It was the end of the season but it was rediculous to expect people to go the long way round, along a not well lit street.
Close to the beach, friendly staff, clean room, nice restaurant near by. Family room is the same with standart room just added extra bed but price increased on 50%. We hade some problem with noise nights becouse the next door guests were very "energetic" with songs, drinks etc. It means there is a not good isolation between rooms.
very good hotel situated next to shop area and at a 3 minutes walk to the beach. excellent food(a lot of sea fruits) and staff. the dining area was a little too crowded
staff and food noise between rooms
The hotel is located near the beach and more or less near the railway station. There were a lot of various food in the restaurant. The drinks for the dinner are too expensive. E. g. A cup of tea from the teabag - 1.5 EUR, 0.5 l of Coca-Cola - 2 EUR. The walls are too thin, so I could hear the elevator's movement next to my room.
It is not high only 4 floors only euro sports and cnn in english
Pretty good hotel if you have no high requirements to the size of the room for fur people. Reastaurant is very good.
We like to seat on the balkony. The location was very good. The coffee in the mornning. The hotel demand check out very early.
Breakfast was amazing. Hotel is fresh & clean. Breakfast ends at 10 AM, a little early. Room was above children's play pen so very noisy.
Nice hotel in a nice location, close to the train station. Rooms are modern and very clean. Walls are rather thin, noise from rooms next door easily penetrate through the wall and can disturb you. Breakfast not available before 7:45, so no breakfast if you're on business and need to leave early.
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Goat's cheese and olive aubergines
For 2
2 medium aubergines
6-8 tbsps olive oil
100g green or black olive paste
225g soft goat's cheese
2 tbsps grated Parmesan cheese
Wipe the aubergines and cut off the prickly stems. Slice each aubergine in half from stalk to thick end. Warm enough olive oil in a shallow pan to cover the base. Pop in the aubergines, cut side down, and cook over a low to moderate heat till the flesh is pale golden brown. As it soaks up the oil, add a little more. Turn the aubergines over and cook until tender to the point of a knife, about 7-10 minutes. Remove and drain on kitchen paper.
Get the grill hot; spoon the olive paste on to the cut side of each aubergine. Slice the cheese into 1cm rounds and place over the olive paste. Scatter the Parmesan over the top and place under the preheated grill till the goat's cheese softens and starts to melt and the Parmesan colours.
A salad of bitter leaves, blue cheese and walnuts
Piquant leaves are a bonus, but make this salad with whatever ones you have. Use one or a mixture of blue cheeses, and make sure, if the walnuts are from a packet, that they are fresh; they become rancid shortly after opening.
For 2 as a light lunch, supper or snack
1 tbsp Dijon mustard
1 tbsp red wine vinegar
50m groundnut oil
2 large handfuls per person of: chicory leaves, radicchio and frisee, torn into bite-sized pieces
100g blue cheese: Dolcelatte, Roquefort, Stilton or Beenleigh Blue
75g walnut pieces
Mix the mustard, vinegar and salt in a salad bowl, pour in the oil and stir until thick. Add the bitter leaves, crumble in the cheese and drop in the walnuts. Toss the leaves, cheese and nuts in the mustard dressing.
Fromage blanc with black-berries
A lovely, softly piquant cream of which I am particularly fond. Its soft consistency and gentle tartness could not be more flattering to fruits (I am thinking of summer berries here), though I am happy enough to indulge in a whole small bowl of it all to myself.
For 4
225g thick, Greek-style yoghurt
225ml double cream
3 egg whites
Put the yoghurt, which must be of the strained variety, in a large bowl. In another one, beat the cream with a hand or electric whisk, until it forms soft peaks. Fold the cream into the yoghurt gently and thoroughly with a metal spoon. Beat the egg whites till stiff. Fold them into the cream and yoghurt, then chill for 15 minutes. Grind a little nutmeg over the cream; a quite delightful addition. Put a few dark berries, such as blackberries or loganberries, into a serving bowl. Crush them lightly with a fork till they bleed purple juice, then spoon over some of the fromage blanc. Stir just enough to streak the cream with purple. Serve in small bowls with a little demerara sugar.
Welsh rabbit?
I have had a number of minor disasters with traditional recipes for this savoury little delicacy. This is not a particularly authentic version but it is the one that never fails for me, and is far quicker than the norm. The best flavour will come from cheeses that have some bite to them, though virtually anything will work. Stilton or a very mature Cheddar have enough of a tang to be interesting, Caerphilly or Wensleydale slightly less so.
For 2 as a snack
225g cheese
30g butter
1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce
1 tbsp English mustard
2 tbsps beer
4 slices of toast
Grate or crumble the cheese and mix to a rough paste with the butter, Worcestershire sauce, mustard and beer. Spread over the toast and grill for a minute or so, till it singes in patches. If the toast is slightly charred at the edges then even better.
Different rabbits
Chutney rabbit: Instead of butter, spread the toast under the cheese mixture with a thick layer of chutney.
Bacon or salami rabbit: Strips of bacon, grilled crisp, or slices from a salami can be laid on the toast before pouring on the cheese mixture.
Asparagus rabbit: The late food writer Jeremy Round made a version of this. It is almost the only use I can think of for tinned asparagus. Lay the spears over the buttered toast and top either with the Welsh rabbit mixture or just grate cheese, then grill till bubbling. You could add slices of pickled walnuts, chopped olives and anchovies or leftover ratatouille.
Baked feta with thyme
Even the most mundane of corner shops seem to stock plastic-wrapped planks of Feta cheese, more sophisticated stores may also sell Halumi, a similarly salty white cheese. They can be turned into a good supper with a little olive oil, some crusty white bread and a glass or three of red wine, as rough as you like.
For 2
200g block of Feta or Halumi cheese
1 tbsp olive oil
2 healthy sprigs of fresh thyme leaves
Cut the cheese into 2 thick slices using a large knife. Place each slice on a piece of kitchen foil, dribble over the olive oil and scatter over the thyme leaves. Put the cheese under a preheated hot grill or in a hot oven, 220oC/425oF (gas mark 7), very loosely wrapped round the foil, and cook until the cheese is warm and soft and slightly coloured here and there, 7-10 minutes. Eat with crusty bread and perhaps a tomato and cucumber salad.
The wine list
With the salad of bitter leaves, blue cheese and walnuts
2001 Fairview Viognier, Paarl (£8.99, Oddbins) Charles Back is one of the leading exponents of Mediterranean and Rh¿ne-style grapes in the Cape. This rich, creamy, hedonistic wine is a stunner.
Baked feta with thyme
2000 Château Montbrun de Gautherius, Corbières (£4.99, Safeway) I reckon you need a gutsy, southern French red to partner this dish, which makes this thyme and angostura bitters-like blend of Carignan, Syrah and Grenache ideal.
Welsh rabbit and different rabbits
2001 Peter Lehmann Semillon, Barossa Valley (£5.49, Unwins, Oddbins, Safeway, Sainsbury's) An Aussie wine from the Barossa Valley, this never fails to deliver in the glass, showing restrained, lemon and lime flavours and a zesty finish.
Goat's cheese and olive aubergines
2001 Shingle Peak Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough (£6.99, Sainsbury's) Goat's cheese and Sauvignon Blanc are a really good match. This piercingly aromatic, citrus fruit and gooseberry-like white is drier and much closer to Sancerre than most Kiwi interpretations of the grape.
Fromage blanc with blackberries
1999 Heimbourg Pinot Gris, Domaine Zind-Humbrecht (£19.99, Waitrose) Zind-Humbrecht make some of the most powerful, fruit intense wines in Alsace. This sumptuous, late-picked Pinot Gris is delicious.


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According to several reports, the New Orleans Pelicans have interest in Chicago Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau.
According to several reports, the New Orleans Pelicans have interest in Chicago Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau.
Pelicans coach Monty Williams met with the media this morning, revealing his feelings on center Omer Asik and his future with the franchise.
I understand that sports happened over the weekend and don't worry. We will get to them...but first, why did Festival International de Louisiane have to end?
Pelicans season comes to an end in game 4 loss to Warriors.
Pelicans suffer heartbreaking loss as Warriors go on late rally.
The Pelicans hung tough with the best team in the league, but fell short in the end.
In addition to Tyreke Evans, another key Pelican's status is up in the air for tonight's game 2 versus the Warriors.
New Orleans Pelicans guard Tyreke Evans suffered a left knee contusion versus the Golden State Warriors on Saturday, making him questionable for Game 2 on Monday.
With the playoffs at stake, the New Orleans Pelicans beat the defending champs to punch their postseason ticket. What a game!
The Pelicans are one win away from the playoffs, but the defending champs are standing in their way.


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Look!! You can see the exact moment his little heart breaks =)
GET UP RAY...god i can't stand him, i hope the Niners blow the doors off these ****s!
"Elite" is just another way to spell "Brad Marchand"
And here we go with ray lewis praying to god that he's not in jail for murder. lmao
utterly disappointing game tonight
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told you all since 2010 he was a toolbag.....
****ing 13 points? for **** sake.
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Global Automotive Advanced Emergency Braking System Market 2016-2020
Global Automotive Advanced Emergency Braking System Market 2016-2020
Published: September 2016
Publisher: Technavio
Product ref: 262596
Pages: 72
Format: PDF
Delivery: By product vendor
About Braking System
The braking system forms a fundamental part of the vehicle along with the engine, powertrain, and vehicle body. Started as a mechanical device in the vehicle, the system aids in slowing or stopping the vehicle by means of friction. Since the invention of commercially viable automobiles in the late 1920s, technological advances have evolved the vehicle into a much safer, comfortable, and eco-friendly experience. Vehicles have now become more than just a means of transportation. Innovations and developments have made vehicles more powerful and intelligent with the rapid adoption of electronics that can self-learn to adapt with real-time driving situations. Automobiles of toady boast of more electronics than mechanical parts and components with an average hatchback consisting of over 35%-40% electronic components in 2015 and we expect this to rise to over 60% by 2020. With rapid acceleration in technological development, the automotive braking industry is experiencing a gradual shift from mechanical to hydraulic braking, which is now rapidly shifting to electronically-controlled braking systems.
Technavio's analysts forecast the global automotive advanced emergency braking (AEB) system market to grow at a CAGR of 10.68% during the period 2016-2020.
Covered in this report
The report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the global automotive advanced emergency braking (AEB) system market for 2016-2020. To calculate the market size, the report considers a top-down approach is used, where the market is derived from the overall AEB system application volume.
The market is divided into the following segments based on geography:
• Americas
Technavio's report, Global Automotive Advanced Emergency Braking (AEB) System Market 2016-2020, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from industry experts. The report covers the market landscape and its growth prospects over the coming years. The report also includes a discussion of the key vendors operating in this market.
Key vendors
• Bosch
• Continental AG
• Delphi
Other prominent vendors
• Autoliv
• Mobileye
Market driver
• Insurance providers playing a catalyst for AEB growth
• For a full, detailed list, view our report
Market challenge
• Challenges in the field of refinement and accuracy of advance braking technologies
• For a full, detailed list, view our report
Market trend
• Advanced braking technologies laying foundation for future of autonomous vehicles
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Key questions answered in this report
• What will the market size be in 2020 and what will the growth rate be?
• What are the key market trends?
• What is driving this market?
• What are the challenges to market growth?
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• What are the market opportunities and threats faced by the key vendors?
• What are the strengths and weaknesses of the key vendors?
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PART 01: Executive summary
• Highlights
PART 02: Scope of the report
• Report coverage
PART 03: Market research methodology
• Research methodology
• Economic indicators
PART 04: Introduction
• Key market highlights
• Value chain analysis
• Product lifecycle
• Regulatory framework
PART 05: Market landscape
• Market overview
• Five forces analysis
PART 06: Market segmentation by vehicle type
PART 07: Market segmentation by geography
PART 08: Market drivers
PART 09: Market challenges
PART 10: Market trends
PART 11: Vendor landscape
• Competitive benchmarking
• Other prominent vendors
PART 12: Key vendor analysis
PART 13: Appendix
• List of abbreviations
PART 14: Explore Technavio
List of Exhibits
Exhibit 01: Scope of the report
Exhibit 02: Definitions of products and markets
Exhibit 03: Product offerings
Exhibit 04: Timeline showing evolution of ADAS
Exhibit 05: Categorization of advanced braking systems and their functions
Exhibit 06: System architecture in automatic braking systems (AEB)
Exhibit 07: Impact on traffic of automated braking systems
Exhibit 08: Value chain involved in automatic braking (AEB) system market
Exhibit 09: Product lifecycle of braking systems
Exhibit 10: Product lifecycle: Auto Electronics
Exhibit 11: Regulatory framework of ADAS across nations
Exhibit 12: Segmentation of AEB system market
Exhibit 13: Global automotive AEB system market 2015-2020 (units in millions)
Exhibit 14: Evolution of autonomous parking system
Exhibit 15: OEMs cost pressure over electronic components
Exhibit 16: Cost-volume matrix for electronics segment (including auto electronics)
Exhibit 17: Global automotive LiDAR sensors market 2015-2020 ($ millions)
Exhibit 18: Five forces analysis in automotive AEB system market
Exhibit 19: Global automotive AEB system by vehicle type 2015 and 2020
Exhibit 20: Global automotive AEB system market by passenger cars 2015-2020 (millions of units)
Exhibit 21: Global automotive AEB system market by commercial vehicles 2015-2020 (millions of units)
Exhibit 22: Common causes of collision by trucks
Exhibit 23: Global automotive AEB system by geographic segmentation 2015-2020
Exhibit 24: Automotive AEB system in EMEA 2015-2020 (units in millions)
Exhibit 25: Change in the proportion of weightage in rating a vehicle by Euro NCAP 2014 and 2015
Exhibit 26: List of the cars awarded 5-star rating by Euro NCAP 2015
Exhibit 27: Automotive AEB system market in Americas 2015-2020 (millions of units)
Exhibit 28: AEB system adoption by car make in US: 2016-present
Exhibit 29: Automotive AEB system market in APAC 2015-2020 (millions of units)
Exhibit 30: Exhibit 23: Drivers in global automotive AEB systems market
Exhibit 31: Challenges in global automotive AEB system
Exhibit 32: Trends in global automotive AEB system market
Exhibit 33: Benchmarking of player in automotive AEB system market
Exhibit 34: Product portfolio of Bosch
Exhibit 35: Product portfolio of Continental AG
Exhibit 36: Product portfolio of Delphi
Exhibit 37: Product portfolio of ZF-TRW
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A/N: Thanks again Derek for giving me tips about this chapter! You rock man!
Ciattore quatro di giurnalo deli assassini (that's Chapter 4 of the assassins diaries in Italy): Fuck
Alex realizes he has no bruise from when Tyler and his twenty gays beat him up for an hour. The nurse lets him go since there's no bruise but since he's already missed a lot of his classes anyway he decides to wander around school instead.
He finds Elena's gang of bitches on the football field, practicing their cheerleading dance stuff which was really unoriginal and slutty like their outfit. Well I don't care about them so I'll just go away he thinks, but then there was a girl on the field and all the cheerleaders gang up on her so Alex decides to go help her.
He runs to their gang and screams "Let her go you WHORES!" Most of the bitches go away immediately as if they had been manipulated (A/N Foreshadowing again!) but Elena and Bonnie stay there and look at him like "WTF would we obey to you". Alex says "Go away or you'll regret it."
But then he notices that Bonnie is looking at him weirdly like she's about to use her DEMON WITCH POWERS on him. Then she looks shocked and Alex understands that it didn't work. His Assassin training kicks in and he leaps at her, using the hidden blade in his armbracer to STAB her! But he only stabbed her in the ovaries so she could maybe survive but never have kids anymore because she hadn't committed a crime too serious.
Elena screams and he tells her that if she drives Bonnie to a hospital right now she may survive, so she goes away with Bonnie in her arms. There's only Alex and the girl in the field now and Alex helps her get up.
"Thanks she said. My name is Rachel Rebecca Leah Amelia Johnson but you can call me Amelia."
"OK I'm Alexandre Hawke Jacob Miles but call me Alex." he answers." Why did they do that to you?"
"Because I'm an atheist even if my stepmother Julie tried to convert me and Elena and her gang are all christians so they hate me."
"That's cool I'm an atheist too." Alex says. He knows that Christianity is only a tool for the templar to control the masses and is starting to think that maybe Elena, Bonnie and Julie are all Templars (A/N: Like my mom!). He decides to investigate and assassinate them later if they are (A/N: I would do that to my mom but I'm not as Assassin ). "Wanna hang out?"
"K," she says. They find Derek who had gone to class but it was over now and they hang out for the rest of school day, skipping classes because Alex was homeschooled so he already knows everything, Amelia knows everything because she has been forbidden from having friends so she could only read to pass the time, and Derek because he's super smart and classes suck anyway (A/N: Luv you guys you rock!).
Alex leaves the school se see that Damon is there. "Heyyy !" he exclamates. "Hi baby." Damon purrs and kisses Alex. Their kiss is even hotter than the first one even thought it doesn't last as long because there are people watching and they're all being judmental about it.
They go in Damon's car who drives them to Alex's house and they go inside kissing some more. Damon's hands slid to grab Alex's ass and it feels great so Alex lets him do it. He's already hard just from the kissing so when Damon says "Let's do it" he can only whimper back "Okay" as Damon lifts him up and takes him to the bedroom.
Damon lays him down on the bed and takes off his clothes, letting Alex see his huge hidden blade (A/N If you know what I mean ) it's like at least 30 inches long. Then Damon comes to lie above Alex and starts tearing his clothes off with his fang which is like super erotic because his fangs touch Alex's skin a little bit but without hurting him.
When they're both naked, Damon kisses Alex's spear a few times but then he says "suck me" and Alex does and it tastes awesome. He hears Damon scream in pleasure and that sound makes him orgasm immediately. A few seconds later Damon howls in pleasure as he sprays his holy water (A/N geddit ? cause he's a vampire so normally holy water would hurt him it's a pun ) in Alex's mouth and it tastes divine (A/N: Haha more puns ) so Alex swallows it all.
Then Damon grabs his hair and pulls him up to kiss him. They kiss and make out for a long time until they're both hard again, then Damon says "I'll fuck you now." "OK I'll trust you" "Good" and he stabs Alex with his hidden blade (A/N: Not literally of course ) but it doesn't hurt like Alex expected it's just weird for a few seconds and then Damon hits his prostate and that feels magical.
Damon starts doing back and forth movements and he's so long that he hits Alex in all the right places everytime and it's the best feeling ever. After fifteen minutes of it, Damon's bloodlust comes back but Alex remembers that he hadn't been wounded at all this morning so he says "Do it." "Huh ?" "Bite me." "Okay." And he does and when his blood enters his mouth he suddenly feels like he could feel all of Damon's feelings (A/N: That's from the books!). That was too much for Alex who orgasms again but Damon doesn't and the connection is so intense that Alex is hard again seconds later and orgasms again and again and again.
They do it for an hour before Damon collapses on top of Alex, exhausted. Alex notices that his bite wounds have healed already and he decides to study that later. Right now the weight of Damon on top of him is all that matters and he feels happy.
"Alex." Damon murmurs half aslept.
"Would you go with me to the dance?"
"The dance?"
"Yeah there's a dance tomorrow for the election of Miss Mystique Falls and I want you to be my date."
"Okay." Alex said. Then he fell asleep.
A/N: So that was chapter 4 I'm sorry for the lame non-cliffhanger ending but you can't always do that. Thanks again to Derek who really helped me with that last scene!
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The 21-year-old has been in fine form for the Blue Square Premier side this season and has netted 12 goals in 24 appearances.
Crawford, who joined the Darts in the summer, is understood to be at The Hive this week ahead of the move.
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