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With almost 1,000 different Eucalyptus (Angophora, Corymbia and Eucalyptus) species to sort through, how do you find one that might work for your landscape? (In this article I will refer to all as being "Eucalyptus".
A simple process using some detective work is the first place to start. While I don't intend this to be a college course on horticulture for you to sort through, you should be able to run down the checklist and come up with solutions.
Ready - Let's look at your environment!
Sun or shade: Eucalyptus prefer full sun, some like E. neglecta or E. camphora will do OK in dappled shade. Overall, the more sun the better! Best growth rates are obtained in full sun and growth rates diminish with an increase in shade.
Soil: Soil is the anchor for your tree. Nutrients for plant growth are derived within the soil as well as being a source for moisture for continued growth. What type of soil do you have? While most Eucalyptus species prefer a well drained soil, the soil type must be understood. In this discussion, soil types are:
Sandy: Soil is very loose, granular, much like what you would find along ocean beaches. It drains freely, but holds very little nutrients for plant growth. Sand feels gritty to the touch, like coarse sandpaper.
Sandy loam: Soil texture is somewhat loose, but not as free as sand. It contains small particles of sand as well as other organic particles. It can hold nutrients for plant growth as well as providing soil moisture. Drainage is usually good.
Loam: Similar to sandy loam, without the sand. Usually holds nutrients and provides adequate pore space between soil particles. May tend to need additional watering (depending upon plant species.)
Gravel soils: Contains parts of sand, organic matter and of course, various sizes of gravel. May include some clay soil as well. As easy way to ID this is to look at a stream bank. Normally, just above the water line, you will see gravel that is packed in with other soil particles that filter downwards.
Clay: Feels smooth to the touch, slick feeling. Pore space is minimum and it tends to hold nutrients and moisture. Drainage is essentially poor, although clay does provide a good "anchor" for some plants. It has a tendency to compact when wet and is difficult to work and dig in.
Clay loam: A mixture between clay and loam particles. Drainage is still poor, although not as bad as clay.
Sandy clay: A mixture of both sand and clay, very difficult to work with and little drainage. Adding sand to clay forms bricks.
Soil pH - how it affects your plants: pH is a measurement of the acidity or alkalinity of your soil. It is determined by the amount of lime (calcium) contained in your soil, and the type of soil you have. Why is this important? Nutrients (fertilizers) for plant growth are "bonded" within the media (soil). In the case of Eucalyptus, they prefer an acid pH of 5.5 to 6.4. If your media (soil) pH goes above 7.0, nutrients like iron are "locked up" and are not available for plant growth. Spraying chelated iron will not correct this if the pH is not correct. If you see yellowing leaves where the leaf veins remain green, suspect improper pH first.
Example of iron deficiency - leaves turn yellow and leaf veins are green.
Does this mean your soil is iron deficient? Not necessarily so. If your soil pH is too high, the iron may be locked up and not available to the plant. You can test your soil pH with a simple pH tester found at many garden supply stores. They are relative inexpensive (usually less than $10) and a good investment for quick test. Simply insert the probe into the media and in 10 seconds it gives you the pH reading. Again, Eucalyptus prefer the acid range, 5.5 to 6.4.
A bit further into understanding nutrients:
Notes on the above diagram: As soil pH decreases, the amount of nitrogen and phosphorus decreases. Note when pH of about 6.0, iron becomes less available as the pH rises. Again, early warning signs of high pH in your soil is when you notice yellowing of the leaves. Eucalyptus do not need excessive fertilizers as it only leads to soft, easily damaged new growth. In fact, I never fertilize Eucalyptus that are planted into the landscape. If your soil pH is in the 5.5 to 6.4 range, Eucalyptus can extract the proper nutrients from most soils. If your soil pH is not right, no amount of fertilizer will correct the pH imbalance. Continued use of fertilizers only leads to a waste of your money and leaching runoff of nutrients into the groundwater.
What do I do if my soil pH shows too high? How can I correct this? For long term, addition of peat, compost or manure will be helpful. To reduce the pH by 1.0 unit, thoroughly blend in any of the following: 1)Peat moss, 2.5 pounds per square yard, or 2) Compost at 14 pounds per square yard, or 3) manure at 5 pounds per square yard. For short term fixes, powdered sulphur can be added by top dressing or mixing into the soil at a rate of 1.2 ounces per square yard on sandy soils or 3.6 ounces on other soil types. For an even quicker "temporary" fix, I have used household vinegar at the rate of 1-2 teaspoons per gallon of water. I used a Ortho brand hose end sprayer where you can adjust the dosage rate to what you need.
OK - enough about soils - if you got through the top part, the rest should be a breeze for you!
WATER - you can't live without it!
Eucalyptus are found distributed throughout all of Australia and Tasmania. Australia soils are very well drained and most often very shallow in depth (over bedrock of sandstone or granite.) They are also lacking in many nutrients (hence the need to NOT fertilize Eucalyptus!)
Average climate data for rainfall ranges from just a few inches per year, upwards of 100 inches or more. Think desert climate vs tropical rainforest. Obviously plants in a desert environment have adapted to low water needs and tropical rainforest plants need the humidity and moisture to survive.
Somewhere in-between the high and low rainfall, Eucalyptus can be found. Eucalyptus striaticalyx does quite nicely with just 150 mm (about 6" of rainfall) per year, where Corymbia gummifera needs 27-70 inches of rainfall per year.
An easy way for you to identify your "normal" annual rainfall data is to contact your local agricultural extension agent or do some web searches for specific climate data for your area. Obviously, if you are trying to grow a rainforest type Eucalyptus in a desert climate, additional watering will be needed and your chance for plant success will be less. On the other hand, if you are trying to grow a desert Eucalyptus species in a tropical rainforest you will again run into problems.
To select the best Eucalyptus species for your climate, start with those with similar moisture needs for your area!
Frost Tolerance: Some species may be listed as "frost tolerant". This means they are "tolerant" to occasional frost, not long-term freezing temperatures, ice storms and snow! The greater degree of cold, the more damage that will occur.
Heat: What we need in winter!
In all my years of growing Eucalyptus, I have never seen too much heat in my climate zone to be a problem. Winter wet - yes, but heat, no! With that being said, of course "Snow Gums" are not going to grow well in a desert climate, nor will they survive saturated winter wet conditions even though they are found along snow lines in Australia. (Drainage is the key!) Of course, there is the occasional problem of "sun-scorch" where you have elevated temperatures and a lack of rainfall for the species you are growing.
Even so, our Eucalyptus Zone ratings are rated based entirely upon COLD, how cold does it get in your climate? You can search a USDA Climate Zone map for cold hardiness zones. Some web sites offer USDA zone information based upon your zip code, Arborday.org is one such site. Simply type in your zip code and your zone is displayed. Sorry, the National Arbor Day Foundation does not list Eucalyptus as it is not a "native" species of American trees.
Ok - ENOUGH OF THIS you say! Tell me how to select the best species for my area!
I put together a chart where you can fill in your data based upon your climate and soils. Print out the chart, fill in the areas that pertain to you and keep on hand for reference. As you browse through our site, use your chart to get you started in the selection process. Of course, the more details you provide in your chart, the better the selection process will go. Don't try to skimp when filling in the chart, if you don't know something, do some investigative work to find out. I can't tell you all the details about your climate, you live there and have far better access to that data then I do. I'm certainly here to assist you with plant selection, I just ask that you have sufficient background climate and soil information if you want my professional opinion. My suggestions can only be as good as the details you provide!
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One final note, Eucalyptus range in mature size from a few feet, upwards to several hundred feet! Obviously you don't want a 200' tall tree next to your house. Always consider the "ultimate" size before planting into the landscape. I get emails almost every week asking me how they can move their Eucalyptus that they planted next to the house and it grew and grew. A little bit of thought beforehand goes a long way.
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I went to Comic-Con for the first time this last week (July 21-24). It was interesting and I am curious what other people thought of it or past years.
My Experience
- Exhibit hall:
- The exhibit hall was fantastic, there was a lot of people (aka most of the time you are pushing your way through crowds to get to almost anything).
- You could easily get lost and still be finding new stuff for hours.
- The variety of cos-players was hilariously awesome.
- Lines: My main complaint is their line organization (or the lack there of).
- Now, granted, if I remember correctly they sold around 140,000 tickets to Comic-Con this year (someone correct me if I am wrong). So mass people problems are bound to happen. However there were some things that added up to make it a bummer for many people.
- Many times the lines would cross main walkways blocking access to restrooms, other panels……
- Signage was poor, and the maps were barely usable because they would at some times have hallways one-way to keep people moving but not labeled very well.
- For example they had two main rooms (hall 20 & hall H) both of these rooms would usually have people camping the line very early just to get in. (because if you didn't get in, at the beginning of the day you probably wouldn't get in at all, people would camp the room for the entire day). The best example would probably be when there was "True Blood" Panel at 5pm in hall 20 (the last panel of the day). There was a whole slew of "True Blood" fanboys there at 4am and they camped the room for the entire day, blocking out almost everyone else (they didn't clear the rooms between events).
- The Security folks would start two lines by accident, and then would tell one line to just go to the back of the other line (effectively making it so they can't get in, even though they have been waiting in line for 4+ hrs).
- The Line for 2012 pre-reg was even more ridiculous, you would have to be in line before noon on Wednesday to have a chance of getting a voucher on Thursday, (effectively taking up almost two days of the con).
- It seems so inefficient it bothers me, Now I am no expert but it seems that they could improve the Comic-Con experience without too many changes
- Either create more entry points into a room, or speed the entry process up (for any of the larger rooms unless you were the first 100 in line you would miss the beginning of the panel).
- Many times the lines would cross main walkways blocking access to restrooms, other panels…… (this is a logistical nightmare though because of the sheer numbers of people and bad layout of the convention center)
My Questions for You:
- If you went this year or have in the past what was your experience like?
- If you did go this year how do you think it could be improved?
- Is it worth the cost, crowds, and lines to go to Comic-Con? And if so would you only go to a particular part or day rather than the full Con.
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Jul 27, 2011 at 12:39 UTC
..... I went for a ride on my motorbike.. $10 fuel for three hours....
.....You went to comic-con... $50 + for a ticket....
I win.
Jul 27, 2011 at 5:42 UTC
it sounds like fun but i dont think i would ever go to something like this
prefer being outside during my days off :)
Jul 27, 2011 at 6:34 UTC
Did you swing by the Bioware/EA booth to take a look at Star Wars: The Old Republic? If so, got any news/info about it.....some of us are "champing at the bit" to get the game.
Jul 27, 2011 at 6:38 UTC
I liked looking at the photos which are online, but not sure I would enjoy constant queuing.
Jul 27, 2011 at 7:42 UTC
I'd like to go to Comic-Con at least once, I've been to one in toronto but I believe its slightly different.
But based on what you've said it seems like they're more concerned with selling a lot of tickets than having an average person enjoy themselves. They should either move to a larger venue, or at least cut down on the number of people they allow in/amount of tickets they sell
Jul 27, 2011 at 11:57 UTC
@Master Rattley - You are pretty close, it cost me $140 for Thursday - Sunday Day passes
@Dessembrae - I walked by a couple times, but it was pretty full. But from what I could see from the demo screens is that it is looking pretty good.
@ivanidea - It was fun, but unless they fix the lines / queuing I probably won't go back. But I will probably go to a smaller more local Con instead.
@Quinn Ward - Very true, I am looking around for something similar to that in my area (Colorado).
- I think the only other way I would gladly go back is if I was able to shoot video / photo for the Con and get a free / cheap pass.
Jul 28, 2011 at 7:36 UTC
I wish I could've gone! The only time I went was in 2005.
Jul 28, 2011 at 10:57 UTC
The last time I went was about 10 years ago, when I still lived in San Diego. I've always found ComiCon to be lots of fun for me and my friends.
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Very quiet surroundings. The room was rather small. No tea or coffee facilities at your room.
The hotel was ideally located for what we wanted to see in the area. The place was a building site! The email confirmation I received on booking the hotel stated that the works would be finished in July 2010 so we would not be affected. There were wires coming out of the walls, dust, dirt, wires crossing walkways and, with elderly parents with us, we kept reminding them and our children to watch where they were walking. I'm sure it is going to look very nice but the place was a mess for our stay.
The large grounds containing lake, woods, tennis courts, etc. Reception welcome could have been a little warmer.
great location, nice swimming pool, good restaurant
The oustide of the hotel. The pool, garden. Room was durty, the carpet was not vacuum. I stayed 2 nights, and the cleaning of the room was: they made my bed. The TV had no remote control, and when I ask the reception for one, they told me they were aware of the problem but they couldn't solve it.
Very good hotel with many facilities. Breakfast delicious and personnal very kind! Nice place to walk or just take rest. Sure, we will come back!
Hotel location is fine. The hotel is located near to highway and several attraction sites We ordered a family room but our room was very small. It was no place to move when sofa was opened. A minibar was dirty and stinking with old mouldy food. A replacement room was not offered and it took more then an hour for hotel staff to clean the minibar. No electrical kettle in the room. This is improper for 4* hotel.
Location. Easy access. A litle less smoke (tobacco) would be preferable in the bar-region.
Friendly staff, good food. Location to local events. Very quiet. Smoking within the hotel.
Very good food and comfortable accomodation.
very nice breakfast buffet bed too soft, too hot to be may
The location was convenient to the station and inner city. The restaurant offered good meals at resonable prices and the breakfast buffet was well presented and offered a good variety. Service was friendly and efficient. I missed a small fridge in the room as well as a tea tray and kettle.
Location was perfect Second time in Haarhuis and second time when our windows were extremely wet. Aircondition was on all night but didn´t help. Makes air in the room bad
Central location near railway station. Staff polite. Good buffet breakfast - wide variety and good quality. Hotel in shabby condition. Compares unvafourably with other 4* hotels. No better than 3 stars at best. Single rooms very small. Like stying in student hostel. First room strong smell of smoke despite being non-smoking. Second room acceptable for smoke smell. Same small size. Very small single bed which dipped in middle and very soft. Fabric of hotel showed signs of overdue refurbishment. Stains on walls, missing pictures with hooks still on walls, numerous tears in wallpaper and bashes and scrapes on walls and door frames.
Excellent staff - very helpful and friendly
The service was great and the hotel staff really paid attention to the details. The taxi arrangement was slower than I expected but was manageable.
The staff were excellent It was too short!
Accurate staff at reception. Excellent breakfast. Good bed.
Close location to local town Undergoing refurbishment. Generally the hotel looked 'very tired'. Hotel lift was ancient,
convenince in distance to the station it was dated , the walls were dirty
Clean room, very good food, perfect localisation.
It was easy to access. Plenty of parking space. Nice restaurant and food. Room was comfortable. Staff were helpful and friendly.
the breakfast and the price
Good service on some extra help we needed bij Mr. Marijn
Very friendly staff, good bed, good shower, good restaurant, good breakfast, easy parking, All in all excellent, the only monir detail: no hairdryer in the room.
We came to visit the Airborne Museum and Cemetery at Oosterbeek and were pleased that we chose this hotel rather than stay in Arnhem. The location was good, rooms bright and fresh with comfortable beds. The staff were friendly and helpful and breakfast was excellent! The restaurant menu was expensive but 1015 mins walk takes you to alternatives. We were only staying 1 night and did not have time to use the facilities available - we will stay longer next time!
I did not like the layout of my room with the shower in the centre of the room between the toilet and the hand basin? The room was very cold and the temperature controller appeared to be preset at a setting which meant it was uncomfortable to sit and work. No minibar? insufficient desk lighting to work. For the cost, I do not think it was good value for money.
Easy to find. Friendly staff. Would stay again.
Very good breakfast buffet. My children loved the free internet access and playstation! Although we requested a non-smoking room, there was still a lingering smell of smoke in our room. The children's room was fine though.
low price for a hotel of its kind nice bar breakfast not so good
Needs better lighting in room, especially a reading light
The river view A good walk from the town though there were bus stops close by.
The Rijnview from the room was beautiful.
The views from our room and the comfort of the room. Room service for coffee, a little slow.
Situated within walking distance of town centre Room smelt damp and fixtures were broken
Nice view of the river
The friendliness of the staff. Excellent food and very comfortable rooms.Breakfast very good value for money. Good location.
Location on the river Rhine. Double bed was actually 2 single beds pushed together.
Great views over the Rhine. Good breakfast - although not included in the price. Rooms were very clean and modern Two separate beds joined to form a double bed. Prefer a double bed. Hotel is a 10 min walk into the centre of town
The beautiful view A terrible noise from the terrasse until 00.30, impossible to sleep. The hotel must turn down the ligt at 23.00 to give peace to sleep.For that reason we will never stay there again!!!
Very nice and comfortable facility
Good quiet location, good breakfast
peace and quite, good setting hire of bicycles a little expensive
Location was convenient to national park. Parking available. Pet friendly. Food in restaurant was good, but dinner menu is pricy. Confusing and not very clear on how to find rooms; elevator opens into a conference area. A hotel map near the main elevator would be useful or a sign pointing the direction towards rooms. Billed twice for one room for one night. Hotel was unresponsive in resolving billing error which they acknowledged at checkout. Based upon difficulty and frustration in resolving their billing error, recommend anyone visiting this hotel pay in cash. If a light sleeper, bring earplugs; conversations/noise from hallway is easily heard in rooms.
Friendliness of staff especially when organising a minicoach to take our group into Arnhem for the evening. I thought the beds were a little uncomfortable
firendly personel, good service, access to hotel was excellent, food was good but as always could be improved
The room was very nice, clean, and big. I really enjoyed the breakfast buffet. The facilities were very nice.
Very nice hotel and location
the room looked clean, however, the rubbish from the previous user was shoved under the bed! the food in the resturant was horrible.
In general the rooms were comfortable, staff friendly, wi-fi connection was good 1. The scrolled eggs for breakfast were the worst eggs I eve had - too hard and dry, 2. there were no comb at the reception, 3. there were no minibar, 4. the bed - instead of 1 big matrass on the bed there were 2 small ones (I hate it) - when I asked to change the room for the room with big bed (without overpaying)- they refused, just offered almost twice more expensive room.
I came to The Netherlands to visit family. The day I arrived my sister-in-law and I spent many hours in your lounge. We ate lunch, had tea had drinks and snacks. Later my other sister-in-law joined us and then my son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter. It was very relaxing. It would have been easier if my room had been closer to my son's.
Excellent. Very nice hotel. Worth the stay.
the breakfast
Good value for money; feels like premium hotel for average price
It is well-equipped, in a lovely part of the country, ideal location for exploring the countryside. Convenient for me to visit friends locally. Staff attentive and efficient. None
The hotel is excellently situated for visiting the Oosterbeek battlefield areas of September 1944 (The Airborne Museum 'Hartenstein' is only a 10 - 15 minutes walk away). Although the Arnhem bridge is considerably further from the hotel bicycles and taxis are readily available from the hotel reception. Throughout our stay the staff could not be more polite and helpful. The rooms we very clean and of a good size (no tea/coffee facilities!) and I can recommend the buffet style breakfast, a real 'challenge' for those with big appetites!! I would definitely stay there again and would recommend the hotel to anyone thinking of visiting this historic area of Holland.
reception staff were very helpful as were the restaurant staff. The setting in which the local is situate is very nice. food in restaurants was expensive
situation, peaceful, excellent breakfast
This was our third visit to this hotel, and we enjoyed it as much as ever. Enormous, comfortable bed, very welcoming and helpful staff and a super breakfast. The lounge areas are particularly inviting, well used and with a good evening atmosphere, where you can buy affordable food on the lounge menu if you want to avoid the higher priced restaurant. Perfectly located hotel for Oosterbeek and Arnhem, with a bus stop right outside. We hired bikes also, for 12 euros a day. We will definitely come again. There was a problem with the hot water one morning, but every guest was given complimentary bottles of wine and sparkling water as an apology. The water in the pool wasn't warm enough for us.
Standard 3 star hotel in nice location. Kind staff. no
The location, and the facilities available to enjoy the location. Nothing
quiet location in the forest.nice swimming pool
Access to 2nd war sites
very nice surrounding we came in the dark and it was not easy to find it.
A lovely relaxing stay in beautiful surroundings. Nice walks and very close to Oosterbeek.
This is a perfect place to have a relaxing weekend. Good location in the forest; good facilities (small swimming pool and sauna) and large selection in the breakfast buffet.
excellent staff
The food wasn't too good (almost cold upon arrival) and too expensive
A really good hotel in a nice quiet location amongst woodlands, very large and comfortable bedroom
the reception was friendly and good organised,the room was nice, the breakfast very good, price OK We are very satisfied also about thesite of booking.com
Lovely large family room and large bathroom. The connecting room for the kids was perfect! Very new and spacious hotel (open dec 2009). Good bar and good breakfast. The 3 room service that stood in the lobby looked completely out of place and some staff members need more service training and "smile" training
Relatively new hotel. Nice large open reception and generous sized rooms. Beautiful restaurant and plenty of attentive staff.
Near highway, good parking, spacey room Whirlpool didn't work. Bad (for make up) lighting above mirror in bathroom. Lift entrance wasn't clearly marked/noticeable (ground floor0.)
Very new, clean, modern, pleasant hotel--suite with 2 bedrooms had nice balcony & view--for four people it was a super deal! Pool was rather small.
We found our family room very spacious, comfortable and clean and were very happy to have such a lovely room. The swimming pool was wonderful too. We will certainly be coming again.
I found the room spacious and extremely comfortable. The staff, on the whole, were excellent.
The surrounding of the hotel The room has no mini-bar, no water cooker and not providing facility for hot drinks (e.g. coffee or tea), while it claims to be a 4 stars hotel.
I have stayed there for the past 4 years at the same time and now i have found this web site i will be recommend it to my frends and will be using this web site for all my hols
Quiet pleasant country location and surrounding nature park. The outdoor dining and relaxing areas with possibility of bicycle rental add enjoyment to the stay. Liked everything to a greater or lesser degree.
Excellent surroundings, staff and comfort. Would like to be able to see news programmes eg bbc World or Sky,or at the least cnn in English.
The hotel was excellent, as were the staff. The situation, in a quiet wooded area, was very pleasant and restful. The catering, especially breakfast facitities and food quality was very good, although busy. We left an article of clothing in our room and it was returned to us in the UK. What better service? We would use this hotel again. Central heating regulator had been broken and was not 'spotted' by staff.
Private balcony , friendly staff No room service after 2100hrs. Overpriced French restuarant
Super location, great landscape, The single rooms are extremely dark (I have seen two of them), due to very small windows there is a need of light on even during the sunny day!!! Furniture and TV sets (14 inches) are from the past decade must be replaced. Very bad insulation so I couldn't sleep because somebody had shover at 4;50 am I heard every drop of water. Very expensive Internet 10 Euro per hour. For two hours of bicycle rental I paid 6 Euros and I didn't get any invoice. By the way the procedure to rent a bike was more complicated than a car rental in many places. Two days ago at other hotel in Germany I used bike and it was no bike rental fee no documents to sign. And finally for a medium size glass of local beer called Brand it was necessary to pay 5,50 Euro what is really pretty pricy.
Very good restaurant
It was nice and quiet, set in a nice place. For the purpose of this trip it was to far from my daily destination. It wasn't convenient from the train station as we had no other means of transportation other than walking.
Visit World War II sites in the area. They were excellent. Enjoyed food and the Bilderberg and Bilderberg Wolfheze. Nothing. It was excellent.
Helpfulness of staff. Modern surroundings. Fantastic breakfast. Good value for money
This is a lovely idyllic hotel set in a forested area. Although we didn't eat in the 1 star restaurant on site, the hotel food was of equal value. The breakfast is superb. We were delighted by everything.
The breakfast was excellent, and the staff was very helpful and friendly. We could hear noise from the hallway which was a problem when trying to sleep.
Clean comfortable room in a quiet setting. Breakfast buffet was nice. We had a room in front with slider out to small deck that was very nice.
Very good service and exceptionally good breakfast bar.
Everything was very good! the room, the facilities, the swimming pool great for kids! and the restaurant from the hotel really nice. none
Very pretty, wooded area. Close (by car) to the Kroller-Muller museum. They must have been short staffed that morning as they could not keep up with the breakfast guests.
Good qulaity of food
I was there before, everything was OK. No
It was by far the best hotel we have stayed in. The staff were all lovely and all spoke English in varying degrees. The location was lovely, very peaceful. Ideal for a very relaxed stay. It was quiet while we were there and we were the only ones using the pool. Like our own private pool. Rooms very comfortable.. Lovely comfy bed. Good selection at breakfast.. Need I go on? The only thing I would say is, it is out of Arnhem and if you want to explore in town, you need transport or a taxi.
Excellent food and location, plus artwork
The setting was excellent quiet and the grounds were some thing else and the bed very comfortable The breakfast was very eexpensive
The hotel was in a beautiful location, but still convenient to cycle into Arnhem. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and despite having opened 4 days earlier, the operation seemed to run efficiently and very smoothly. The price! We thought it was very expensive.
We liked the location and the interior of the hotel. The staff was very fast and friendly. The hotel room was very cold when we arrived in it so we had to wait for a few hours for it to warm up to get more of a comfortable feeling. We would have preffered to be served the first cup of coffee/ tea at breakfast instead of sorting it all out yourself.
Just 1 night sleep; the bed slept very well and breakfast was great.
Excellent location and perfect company Hotel and restaurant are rather pretentious, the meal and wine served during dinner did not quite live up to the expectations one would have for a restaurant that is recommended in Lekker. "Champagne breakfast" was served without a glass of bubbles, but with scrambled eggs though. Unfortunately, these eggs looked more like freshly blended baby food - same holds for the tasteless apple pie served with the coffee.
a fantastic location in the woods,great for walking,very friendly service and very comfortable rooms,love to come back a coffee/thee corner in the room would make everything perfect
The hotel was very nice, and the staff was very helpful.
The location was excellent for the "city" of Wageningen; there was an espresso machine in the room; the room was huge. For my taste it has the best croissants outside of France. My colleague and I had both rooms on floor 1 and 2 at the far end of the hotel floor, for "good" reasons: a constant rumbling and humming noise from the exhaust system, this was annoying, not easy to find sleep, the statement of the front desk that "this will stop in an hour" was a lie, it never stopped. Next, the bathroom has no heating: I got cold feet while in the warm shower. The free spring water provided in a bottle is a fake. The fact that it was filled to maximum, but the cap was already opened before I touched it, indicates a possible cheap refill with tab water (seems to be a standard procedure in many hotels). The rooms are huge and empty, hence not very cosy, overall a cold design. Question of personal preference, however.
Nice rooms and coffee machine
The espresso machine in our room No atmosphere, arrogant staff, " too much ado about nothing".
Nice and friendly staff, comfortable and spacious rooms, a relaxed atmosphere. Great place to withdraw after a hectic traveling work day. None
perfect location, attentive staff, wonderful breakfasts, beautiful hotel
I liked the furnishings, the shower, the heating and the food. Also the service. I did smell some cigarette smoke, despite this being a non-smoking hotel
design of the room/bathroom shower - the water did not flow off, one simply ended up standing in water when taking a shower (yuk)
Its excellent restaurant with intelligent wine list and very good served breakfast (wonderful, no buffet) in the centre of a town with good shops. The noise from the kitchen's extractor fans, I imagine a room at the front would have avoided this. For one night this was ok, for a longer stay it might have been problematic.
Service was absolutely forst-class. Restaurant was amazing - breakfast roo/bar is very nice with a lot of Dutch ambiance
Quiet hotel with friendly staff. The room was spotlessly clean. The location-good for the open air museum which we had planned to visit, but ran out of time. Went to the Airborne Museum that was nearby. Breakfast was great- our waitress very friendly There were steps that are tall and winding, but this is not unusual for Holland. We just carried what we needed for the night upstairs. They did mention the stairs online so we were prepared for some stairs.
Used as a base for touring the area
good service, sightseen
Good clean large bedrooms, once you'd navigated the labyrinth of corridors. The service in the evening was excellent but there was not a lot else to commend it. Labyrinth of corridors and stairs was not good, with a lift by name but not reality. Buffet breakfast was more hunt the waiter to ask for the buffet to be replenished.
It was clean, quiet, good beds, friendly staff, good restaurant with good prices, good breakfast. Smallish rooms, but ok. Good location in a small town near Arnhem.
Warm welcome,staff attentive & very helpful,room was spacious,clean,very comfortable beds,bathroom bits & pieces were a nice touch,quiet,but stayed open late.Food was very nice and parking was secure & free.Breakfast was excellent.
Very convenient as a base for commemoration events taking place in the area, pleasant situation in the small town of Elst and with off-road parking.
good villiage sightseen, good hotel service no
The staff were very helpful and friendly. Our room faced the street which was very noisy late into the night and then again in the early morning. We got little sleep.
Staff were very helpful and kept the kitchens open for us...the food was excellent and very good value.
warm & friendly, easy access, very quiet.
The staff was spectacular! Our suite, #21, was beautifully decorated and very comfortable even though it was literally a loft (bed and TV above bathroom, sitting area, and 'balcony.' The restaurants in the immediate area were excellent and stay open late. When checking in, be absolutely sure to go and see your room in person before you take your luggage up. This is a boutique hotel; every room is completely different. One of our party had trouble sleeping due to QR code wallpaper. Another room had bugs.
Nice local hotel in forest setting with clean rooms and good beds. Hot and cold breakfast served in nice spacious dining room. Quiet surroundings. The hotel closes at midnight, if you arrive late its difficult to check in
The location is fabulous - right in the middle of the woods! The beds and pillows were the most comfortable I have ever had in a hotel anywhere too!
We liked the location, excellent and very friendly service; rooms clean and very convenient. We had a warm feeling and felt very relaxed. The buffet breakfast was very good. We will certainly return when we visit Holland again. We cannot think of anything. We liked our stay so much that we decided to stay 2 more nights.
Located in a very nice area. Insufficient heating.
The food in the restaurant was very good. Lack of english language news channel on TV/radio
good location, good restaurant, fine room, internet
Quite surroundings and very nice area for walking. Choice of food on menu could be extended
the staff was very friendly, the breakfast buffet was abundant
The surroundings. *Evening reception said there was not iron board available at the hotel and left us waiting at the reception for half an hour. In the morning there was a iron board. *The room was not locked after cleaning the first day. *Room was not made up the second day and no clean towels were left. *Not worth a four star rating
The only statisfaction I had in this hotel was when I arrived. The person was gentle and tried to help. A lot to say: room too small, very noisy, lights from the road straight on my bed, a weak wifi signal, and Internet not usable (too slow). Breakfast was poor and finally they wanted me to pay full reservation when I checked out the next morning! I did already say in the evening that I would leave the next morning. Everything is in Deutch, but hopefully they speak decent English. Run away!
The friendly, but professional attitude of the staff
excellent location . lovely small town with plenty of small restaurants etc. close to main routes and larger towns. Would like to stay again & will reccomend to others. n/a
Great Hotel, Friendly Service
Quiet, good breakfast, good transport links, helpful & friendly staff The beds were not firm enough.
Nice and clean and very helpful staff
Freindly service, a good restaurant and free wifi all made an enjoyable stay.
Beautiful little hotel with attached restaurant in a beautiful little village, just a short distance from the railway station. Friendly staff, lovely, comfortable, quiet rooms, nice breakfast, good food and drink in the restaurant, all at a very reasonable price Nothing
comfortable rooms friendly staff good food and bar did not get the light fixed in the bathroom of room17 the rotary club took over the dining room and bar on our last night - no where to relax for hotel guests.
Excellent place. Good surroundings. Motorcycle friendly.
Pleasant staff. Good food. As the weather was very hot the room was uncomfortable. Air con is a must.
Very nice and helpful hotel staff, close to highway, but quiet and with directly enter beautiful forest.
The tranquility of the location No coffee making facility in rooms No hair-dryer in bathroom
Excellent food great service friendly staff Shower head in bathroom 208 wouldn't stay still!
Very friendly & helpful staff. Clean and pleasant rooms. Open and airy reception and dining area.
Excellent value for money, friendly and efficient staff,excellent food,good location
Service about how to go and come back from Gelredrome(Rieu)//good parking
medicocre kitchen
although a late arrival and with no reservation we were accommodated in the hotel restaurant were we experienced excellent cuisine
Lianne, the receptionist, was most helpful with her assistance in translating my placard message into Dutch. The restaurant staff were equally solicitous at breakfast time and whenever I ordered a cup of tea or coffee. And when I forgot to pay for my tea once, they did not chase me for it, even though I didn´t remember to pay till about six hours later.


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The Baby Grand Master – DJ/VJ Rig Stuffed Into A Piano Chassis
Some products that cross our desks, make us scratch our heads, others defy any sort of reason, but somehow make it into production. The Baby Grand Master is just one of those products…
Now if Liberace was still alive and was booked for a DJ (like every other lame musician that's now DJing), this would be his rig. Here's what's under the Baby Grand Master's hood:
• Dual Pioneer DVJ-X1 DVD Players
• Edirol V-4 Video Mixer
• 3 Marshal LCD Monitors
• Slot loading assembly
• Allen and Heath Xone 92 Audio Mixer
• Dual 15″ Subwoofers
• 18″ Subwoofer
• 12″ Subwoofer
• 3 Bullet Tweeters
• AB 1100 Watt Power Amplifier
• Moog Slip Ring Assembly
• 8 Foot Rotating Turntable
• Wall Mount Variable Speed Control
If you want to pimp it out, here's some options: Hydraulic legs and lid, Neon underlighting and running lights, High gloss lacquer finish in any color, Fog and laser assembly, Touring package… What?? No flame thrower??
According to the manufacturer, a limited number of Baby Grand Masters will be produced. Their intended market consists of VJ's, turntablists, broadway musicals, museums and collectors. Or anybody insane enough to actually want one of these, ah, things.
This is no pricing or availablity is revealed on the product website, but this puppy can't come cheap. More information on the Baby Grand Master DJ / VJ Piano.


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30 hand picked films. A new one every day
Demy's first fictional film, based on a short play by Jean Cocteau, in which he already shows his obsession with the subject of love and his interest in the chromatic effects that were to be so typical later on in his career.
A woman scorned, like a phantom in the shadows, presents the haunting darkness of love unrequited.
80/100 - Great.
A comical tale of the self-mortification of a neurotic mademoiselle. Makes you wonder potential influence later on Roland Barthe's circa '78 "A Lover's Discourse: Fragments".
Handsome and engrossing monologue.
Jean Cocteau will live forever.
Maximum failure of connubial communication; scarlet walls as eros, but then as Hell.
We rarely seen this colorful Cocteau's
Demy's first narrative film is this short adaptation of a one act play by Jean Cocteau. It's quite a wonderful little confection marked with a visual scheme and apt music score which would show up in his sixties' output. Jean Marais is quite wonderful in this showy role with a 20 minute plus monologue. A great foreshadowing of Demy's career to come.
Quite beautiful. You can see why he wrote it for Piaf. You don't actually need the guy. He could have been a ghost.


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114th Annual Meeting of The Municipal Art Society – Members Only
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Tuesday, June 26, Meeting at 6:00 p.m., Reception at 7:00 p.m. Join us as we honor the groups, projects and individuals whose work helps define the character of New York. 2007 Annual Award Recipients
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Caroline Goodwin, poet and great-great-granddaughter of John Evans, wrote the poem "i will not say" after discovering her family's connection with the Sand Creek Massacre.
"I am exploring my conflicted feelings with my own ancestors," she said. "I wanted to offer something to express my experience and relationship. The power structures in our cultures minimize responsibility. 150 years isn't a long time and we can't discredit the survivors' stories by just saying we should move forward. We share this history and if we can't say it was a crime against humanity, there can't be healing."


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The hotel is one of the comfortable 3 star hotels in Bandung.
Its rooms feature practical room amenities that meet the 3 star rating hotel standard. There are 4 types of rooms such as standard, superior, deluxe and executive.
The good-natured staffs at hte hotel is looking forward to helpin guests through out their holiday stay at the hotel. Being a famous tourist destination in Asia, Indonesia offers various tourist attractions and fun activities. Tourists often travel to Bandung to visit the city's highlights.
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They don't want wind turbines - "they spoil the view"; they don't want nuclear power stations - "too dangerous".
They don't want shale gas fracking - "earth tremors;" they don't want coal fuelled power stations - "too much CO2;" they don't want the Morecambe Bay barrage - "natterjack toads."
Can somebody tell me how these "not in my back yard" protesters believe we are to get the ever-increasing power requirements to our houses in the future?
Perhaps they are advocating a return to paraffin lamps and candles. Sorry I forgot - we are running out of oil!
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London: England cricketing legend Ian Botham claimed on Sunday as much as $ 1 billion has been bet on the outcome of a single match. Botham added that what match-fixing had been uncovered so far by the ongoing inquiry under the International Cricket Council's (ICC) anti-graft chief Paul Condon was just the tip of the iceberg. The former England all-rounder's allegations will be aired on Sunday in a BBC documentary. "First of all I think we've just touched the tip of the iceberg," Botham told the 'News of the World'. "It's not just the players that are involved, it's a much wider network. "I've heard of figures as much as $ 1 billion changing hands in a Test, one Test result, so to offer someone $ 50,000 is small fry." Botham's comments come a day after 'The Times' newspaper said Condon's probe will report next week that matches in cricket are still being rigged. The paper said matches played by Pakistan and New Zealand in the Gulf state of Sharjah and by Pakistan in New Zealand this year have come under severe scrutiny. Allegations of match rigging in Pakistan's One-day series against the New Zealanders surfaced following the tour. "The report will suggest that despite the banning from the game for life of prominent international cricketers and stringent new constraints, attempts to rig results for money may not have been wiped out," 'The Times' reported. Condon, a former chief of London's police force, was saddled with the task of rooting out graft in cricket following the explosion of the "Cronje-gate" match rigging scandal last year. World cricket was rocked after police in New Delhi accidentally intercepted a mobile phone call where, South African captain Hansie Cronje discussed taking bribes to throw a game. Cronje, Pakistan ace Salim Malik and Indian Test legend Mohammad Azharuddin were subsequently banned for life.
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Weather Journal: A Week's Worth of Perfect Summer
Summer's back, and New Yorkers have reason to rejoice: This time it should stick around awhile.
With the exception of scattered rain showers pushing through late Thursday into Friday, warm and sunny will be the rule through the entire weekend and as far out as our forecasts can see (i.e. late next week). Be sure to get out there and enjoy it.


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"With various and diverse manners of invention and harmony"
"Monteverdi is having printed an a capella Mass for six voices, of much study and labour, since he was obliged to manipulate continually, in every note through all the parts, always further reinforcing, the eight motifs that are in the motet In illo tempore of Gombert. And he is also having printed together [with it] some vesper psalms of the Virgin with various and diverse manners of invention and harmony, and everything over a cantus firmus, with the intention of coming to Rome this autumn to dedicate them to His Holiness. He is also in the midst of preparing a group of madrigals for five voices, which will consist of three laments: that of Arianna, still with its usual soprano, the lament of Leandro and Hero by Marini, the third, given him by His Highness, about a shepherd whose nymph has died. The words [are] by the son of Count Lepido Agnelli on the death of the little Roman [the singer Caterina Martinelli]."
From a letter written by Monteverdi's vice maestro di capella at Mantua, Don Bassano Casola to Cardinal Ferdinando Gonzaga in Rome, dated July 16, 1610. The eight motifs from the Gombert motet are actually ten in number. The madrigals would form the sixth book published in 1614.


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Office of the State CIO, Establishment of a Statewide Enterprise Architecture and the Associated Policy and Process (ITPL 09-03) (Apr. 15, 2009) (full-text).
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There is a growing demand for the State of California to conduct its business differently. Consequently, California has a significant challenge to redesign its business approaches and processes. One of its greatest challenges is to implement an Information Technology (IT) environment that supports a new business model — one that builds an IT infrastructure that efficiently connects agencies to each other and to their customers, and one which provides appropriate access to information from any place, at any time.
Accordingly, the Office of the State Chief Information Officer (OCIO) is establishing a statewide Enterprise Architecture (EA). To facilitate the development of the statewide EA, the OCIO has developed an EA process to be used by Agencies and departments.
The purpose of this ITPL is to:
- Announce the adoption of National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) methodology and the Federal Enterprise Architecture (FEA) framework as the state's standards to refresh the statewide EA;
- Announce the governance process that will be utilized to develop and maintain the statewide EA;
- Advise Agencies and departments of the requirement to utilize the Enterprise Architecture process, beginning with the completion of an "As-Is" Inventory within their organizations;
- Describe the process for developing and submitting the "As-Is" Inventory that is due in June 2009; and
- Identify new and changes to existing State Administrative Manual (SAM) and Statewide Information Management Manual (SIMM) content concerning governance requirements, processes, and procedures to be used when developing, proposing, and adopting new EA standards.


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