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With regard to the large number of sights along the Castle Road, it is recommended to take a rest and enjoy the hospitalty of the hotels along the route. Here, you will find a number of accommodations extending a cordial welcome to you during your journey.
OUR hotel ... THE GUEST house at Schwetzingen Palace ...
An oasis in the middle of the city... idyllic and still located very central, that is why our guests can combine their sometimes stressful working day with well-being & "Schwetzingen's joy of life".
Our guest-house has 42 comfortable rooms and is right across from the palace.
The high-quality furnishings underlines our high standards to modernity and gives us and especially our guests the feeling to be in "especially" good hands.
Let your mind relax at breakfast, over a coffee or a glass of wine at our garden lounge. In the evening our bar invites to enjoy small delicous specialties. For those, who are looking for privacy and quietness, there is our lounge on the roof of the hotel.
GÄSTEhaus am SCHLOSS in Schwetzingen
Karlsruher Straße 3
68723 Schwetzingen
Telefon +49 (0) 6202/ 92 99-0
Telefax +49 (0) 6202/ 92 99 0-299
Located very beautifully right next to the castle park, the ACHAT Hotel Heidelberg/Schwetzingen welcomes the guests to the asparagus city Schwetzingen and invites them to discover the inner city of Schwetzingen as well as destinations in the Heidelberg environs.
N˚6 Steaks & More - the restaurant at the ACHAT Comfort Heidelberg/ Schwetzingen
Come and visit also our restaurant N˚6 Steaks & more. Our team pampers you with culinary delicacies around steaks and with seasonal dishes.
We are looking forward to your reservation!
ACHAT Comfort Heidelberg/ Schwetzingen
Schälzigweg 1-3
68723 Schwetzingen
Telefon +49(0) 62 02 2 06-0
Telefax +49(0) 62 02 2 06-333
Villa Benz Hotel garni*** - lovingly furnished comfort rooms
Each of our comfortable non-smoking rooms was lovingly furnished. Thereby especially bright rooms and warm colours were minded in the arrangement of the rooms. Therefore we guarantee you a pleasant atmosphere of the highest quality. Aditionally each of our rooms has an own toilet and a shower. Also each room has been equipped with a towel warmer and a hairdryer. For the appropriate entertainment is provided by a high-quality flat screen with an available cable TV. Of course each room is also equipped with a quick wireless network, a reliable safe and a telephone, as well as an air-condition. Beyond that you receive a small gift, that will complement your residence in our romms. Some of our rooms have an especially nice position. In these premises you have an excellent view directly to the garden side of the hotel. Also the breathtaking view of the palace garden on the opposite side is highly recommended. When you make your reservation, you can straightly choose one of our rooms with garden situation. Our single rooms have been designed along the same lines and allow you a comfortable stay at Villa Benz. Also these beds have a pleasant width of at least 100 cm and have been prepared especially comfortable. In the lovingly furnished comfort rooms of our hotel you will also enjoy your nights during your stay in Schwetzingen.
Villa Benz Komfort Hotel Garni ***
Zähringer Straße 51
68723 Schwetzingen
Telefon +49(0) 62 02/ 93 609-0
Telefax +49(0) 62 02/ 93 609-20
Our hotel is located in the heart of Heidelberg's historic Old Town overlooking the Old Bridge and the Neckar River. All major Heidelberg sights can be reached afoot within a few minutes. Our rooms are equipped with either shower or bathtub, toilet, cable-TV, hairdryer, phone, free WLAN internet access and mini-bar. Some also have air-condition. A varied buffet awaits you for breakfast.
The house offers:
25 double rooms from 143.- to 206.- Euro
14 single rooms from 102,50 to 147,50 Euro
Hotel Holländer Hof
Neckarstaden 66
69117 Heidelberg
Telefon +49 (0) 6221/ 60 50-0
Telefax +49 (0) 6221/ 60 50-60
The 3-star-superior hotel which is located in the heart of Heidelberg perfectly combines tradition with modernity. The nearness to the old town with the longest pedestrian zone of Europe makes it an ideal starting point for a discovery tour through the oldest university city of Germany with its world-famous palace. Built in 1856, today the Bayrische Hof offers 56 rooms with the newest standard as well as eight newly renovated luxury appartments. The rooms are equipped with all modern comforts and impress with a clear design. The guest enjoys the rich breakfast in the historic vaulted cellar of the hotel.
Premium Partner Hotel Bayrischer Hof Heidelberg
Rohrbacher Straße 2
69115 Heidelberg
Telefon +49 (0) 62 21 87288-0
Telefax +49 (0) 62 21 87288-99
In the heart of the Electoral Palatinate, far away from turbulences guests will find in our three star bed and breakfast hotel an ideal place to spend in one of the most fantastic metropolis a pleasant stay. Because of the central position between Heidelberg and Schwetzingen you will immediately reach interesting destinations. The comfortable equipped rooms as well as the individual service of our hotel make your stay to a great erxperience. We look forward to welcoming you.
Apartments & Hotel Kurpfalzhof
Kurpfalzhof 10
69124 Heidelberg
Telefon +49 (0) 6221/ 79 16-0
Telefax +49 (0) 6221/ 79 16-79
We unite well-run hotels, restaurants, guesthouses, holiday flats, appartements and rooms with breakfast from all categories.
Tourist office e.V. Ziegelhausen opening hours:
Monday to Friday 10am - 12pm and 3pm - 5pm Saturdays: 10am - 12pm
Verkehrsverein Ziegelhausen
Peterstalerstr. 1
69118 Heidelberg-Ziegelhausen
Telefon +49 (0) 62 21 80 06 49
Telefax +49 (0) 62 21 4 33 06 04
The ART Hotel Neckar is located in the heart of Neckargemünd, surrounded by historical rows of houses. By its central location it is easy to be reached by car or public transport. The 3-star-superior house provides 36 beds in 13 double rooms which can also be used as single rooms. The hotel boasts with its extravagant interior in Hemingway's colonial style. This unique charme makes the special recreational value for the guest and lets everything seem just perfect. Contemporarily there is free WLAN, LED Smart TVs and cell phone chargers are available for the guests. In summer you can let yourself be pampered in the nearby bar Abona Beach with exotic drinks and Barbecue.
Premium Partner ART Hotel Neckar***S
Hauptstraße 40
69151 Neckargemünd
Telefon +49 (0) 62 23/ 86 27 68
Telefax +49 (0) 62 23/ 86 63 30
Our hotel is a listed building in the heart of the old town in Eberbach. Though the pedestrian zone, our guests have access at all times. The hotel-restaurant "Zum Karpfen" succesfully combines tradition and progess. Accurate in every detail, we simultaneously preserved historical arrangements and created rooms, which fullfill desires for modern comforts.
Hotel-Restaurant "Karpfen" ***
Alter Markt 1
69412 Eberbach
Telefon +49 (0) 62 71/ 8 06 60-0
Telefax +49 (0) 62 71/ 8 06 60-500
High above the Neckar Valley, surrounded by vineyards, Hornberg Castle rises as a proud knight's castle from the 11th century, which once has been owned by Götz von Berlichingen, known as the knight with the iron hand.
The castle is in the possession of the Gemmingen-Hornberg family for more than 400 years. Today they present themselves as hosts in their hotel with heart and soul. The four-star-hotel offers guests, who want to enjoy the singularity of Hornberg Castle more extensively, the comfort of exclusive hotel rooms in the security of the old castle walls.
There are 26 double rooms, four single rooms and a junior suite. The rooms in the main residence offer a partial view over the Neckar Valley, in the former sheep pen they have a balcony with forest view. Different function rooms build the atmospheric frame for a successful festivity.
Due to the successfull combination of quality and tradition the hotel-restaurant is the ideal address for conferences, family celebrations, anniversaries, corporate parties, receptions and weddings. In close proximity to the castle, there is a romantic chapel in the forest.
Wedding ceremony options at Rabenstein Castle:
- civil marriages in the palace in Neckarzimmern
- wedding ceremony in the forest chapel
- reception in the castle courtyard under the old chestnut tree and dinner in the Götzen room (up to 60 persons)
- reception on the terrace with view over the Neckar Valley and dinner in the Götzen hall (up to 130 persons)
- wedding packages
Business meetings and celebrations at Hornberg Castle:
- three rooms - 50 - 150 sqm
- Panorama-Restaurant
- view of the castle
Premium Partner
Hotel-Restaurant Burg Hornberg
Hornberger Weg 1
74865 Neckarzimmern
Telefon +49 (0) 62 61/ 92 46-0
Telefax +49 (0) 62 61/ 92 46-44
Heinsheim Castle Hotel and Restaurant
With its 42 rooms and suits, its restaurants, the fireside-bar and the meeting rooms which are flooded in light, Heinsheim Castle offers everything what is necessary for a pleasant stay, an unforgettable celebration or a successful meeting for bridal couples as also for conference guests and holiday makers. And since also an especially loving, mindful, individual and personal attention to our guests is our primary concern, you too will permanently keep your days with us in most pleasant remembrance.
Whether our special offers about golf, the golf course Bad Rappenau is about 3 km away, or for cyclists, or if our unique, complentative framework offers for your conference - a stay at Heinsheim Castle can be pleasant, energizing and peaceful for you on any occasion.
Wedding ceremony options at Heinsheim Castle:
- in a chapel/in a room
- Protestant, Catholic and civil marriages
- wedding packages offered
Business meetings and celebrations at Heinsheim Castle:
- 6 rooms
- 30 - 230 sqm
- capacity according to seating:
indoors: up to 180 persons, outdoors: up to 100 persons
- garden, terrace, wine cellar
Hotel Restaurant Schloss Heinsheim
Gundelsheimer Str. 36
74906 Bad Rappenau - Heinsheim
Telefon +49 (0) 72 64/ 9 50 30
Telefax +49 (0) 72 64/ 42 08
The four star HOTEL SINSHEIM is located in the heart of the Kraichgau region in Germany, near to the Mannheim-Nuremberg A6 motorway, and is close to the Auto & Technik Museum Sinsheim, the Sinsheim Exhibition Centre, and the Rhein-Neckar Arena. Offering a modern atmosphere, a culinary experience of light Mediterranean cuisine and relaxation oasis complete with sauna, steam room and fitness room.
Hotel Sinsheim
In der Au 25
74889 Sinsheim
Telefon +49 (0) 72 61 40 64 0
Telefax +49 (0) 72 61 40 64 60
Hotel Neues Tor
Biberacher Straße 1
74206 Bad Wimpfen
Telefon Telefon +49 (0) 7063 9300- 0
Telefax Fax +49 (0) 7063 9300-93
The guest house of the former Benedictine Abbey is directly situated at the river Neckar and the cycle path "Burgenstraße". It offers low priced accommodation for individual guests and groups and is also ideal for pilgrims and cyclists. 18 rooms are available, 8 of it can be used as double rooms. There are also two four-bed rooms. If you like there is an excellent cuisine, which offers health food with fresh products that reaches from breakfast to full board residential.
Kloster Bad Wimpfen
Lindenplatz 7
74206 Bad Wimpfen
Telefon +49 (0) 7063 97 04-0
Telefax +49 (0) 7063 97 04-14
Stay overnight in the centre of Bad Wimpfen. The hotel is an ideal starting point for guided tours, biking excursions and trips. There are 15 individual furnished rooms with shower/ toilette, hair dryer, telephone and Wlan. The hotel is located very calmly and there are only short ways to all sights. Enjoy the very personal and friendly atmosphere of our house.
Hotel Garni Klosterkeller
Hauptstraße 39
74206 Bad Wimpfen
Telefon +49 (0) 7063/ 96 10 50
Telefax +49 (0) 7063/ 96 10 529
The hotel is quietly situated next to the "Kurpark" and the indoor salt water pool nearby the historical old town; 60 comfortable rooms (4*) and 61 rooms (2-3*); W-LAN, elevator,sauna, solarium (charged extra),steam bath, bar, restaurant, cafeteria, skittle-alley (charged extra); underground car park (charged extra), 12 conference rooms, groups are welcome; attractive programmes for recreation, sport and business trips.
Quality Hotel am Rosengarten
Osterbergstraße 16
74206 Bad Wimpfen
Telefon +49 (0) 70 63/ 99 10
Telefax +49 (0) 70 63/ 9 91 80 08
The Rappenhof is an institution in the valley of Weinsberg, which is able to keep balance between idyllic location amidst of vineyards and an almost direct connection to the motorway. Inside as well as outsinde you can enjoy the terrific view from the Rappenhof across the valley and of the little chief administered town Weinsberg up to the Weibertreu castle ruins. The 3-star superior rural hotel has 18 double rooms and 21 single rooms, and is an ideal starting point for excursions and wine tasting in the "Swabian Tuscany". The bio-certified restaurant pampers the guest with the finest Swabian cuisine and selected wines.
Premium Partner Hotel & Gutsgaststätte Der Rappenhof*** Superior
Rappenhofweg 1
74189 Weinsberg
Telefon +49 (0) 71 34 519 0
Telefax +49 (0) 71 34 519 55
Welcome to our Hotel & Restaurant Rose.
Surrounded by vineyards and river valleys our Brettachtal is an ideal starting point four your visit along the Castle Road. Enjoy a fresh, regional kitchen with premium ingredients and seasonal products. In the summer our terrace in the inner yard invites to dine and dwell. In the evening you can peacefully let the day fade away at the bar. Our hotel rooms offer you ease and comforts of home.
We are looking forward to your visit - your family Carle
Premium Partner Hotel-Restaurant Rose Bitzfeld
Weißlensburger Straße 12
74626 Bretzfeld-Bitzfeld
Telefon +49 (0) 79 46/ 775-0
Telefax +49 (0) 79 46/ 775-400
The Ringhotel Hohenlohe presents itself with its 84 double rooms and 30 single rooms as an extensive hotel resort for short trips and cultural pleasures. The 4-star hotel boasts a unique location right by the Kocher river with a magnificent view of the old town of Schwäbisch Hall. The rooms and suites vary in position and size and are all bright and elegantly furnished. The culinary heart of the house is beating in the panorama restaurant, which is located amidst the rooftop-landscape of the hotel. There is a generous wellness oasis with a natural sole pool, sauna adventure world, salt grotto, beauty and wellness treatments to let the guest fully enjoy his stay.
Premium Partner Ringhotel Hohenlohe
Weilertor 14
74523 Schwäbisch Hall
Telefon +49 (0) 7 91 75 87 0
Telefax +49 (0) 7 91 75 87 84
The Romantikhotel Der Adelshof lies in the heart of Schwäbisch Hall, a few steps away from the famous monumental steps. The 4-star hotel offers everything that makes life wonderful: excellent regional cuisine and selected wines, and also a wellness programme with sauna and massages. The 28 double rooms and 16 single rooms are furnished individually, the imaginative interior is particularly dedicated to a certain topic in every room. In this historical building the guest does not only sit in the first row at the popular open-air festival of Schwäbisch Hall, but also enjoys the nearness to the happenings all year long.
Premium Partner Romantik Hotel Der Adelshof
Am Markt 12-13
74523 Schwäbisch Hall
Telefon +49 (0) 7 91 75 89 0
Telefax +49 (0) 7 91 60 36
The Castle Hotel Kirchberg is idyllically situated high above the river Jagst and welcomes its guests with modern rooms behind the 15th century castle walls. The spacious castle complex affords wonderful views of the Hohenlohe countryside. The various accommodation facilities are named "Eagle's Nest", "Owl's Nest" or "Dormouse" and cater for all tastes and demands. The spectrum ranges from low-priced castle accommodation to exquisite hotel suites. On request, the Castle Café offers a large breakfast with regional specialties. A cocktail bar, a small bakery shop and the moo Ice-Cream Factory complete the culinary offer.
With a few steps, you will reach the small historical old town, the picturesque paths along the river Jagst are ideal for nature lovers, hikers and cyclists. We will be happy to organize interesting guided tours, excursions and individual tastings in the hotel.
Equipped with halls, conference and group rooms in a unique historical ambience, Kirchberg Castle also offers the perfect setting for weddings and private celebrations as well as seminars, conferences, and corporate and cultural events. With concert seating, up to 200 people can be accommodated here.
Schlosshotel Kirchberg
Schloss Kirchberg
74592 Kirchberg an der Jagst
Telefon +49 (0) 79 54/ 92 15 47-0
Baroque meets zeitgeist in this patrician house, in which structural details from previous centuries can be admired until today. The location of the 4-star hotel in the medieval main avenue of Rothenburg, is central and quiet at the same time. The stylish rooms offer the most modern comfort in historic walls. The 12 double rooms, 1 single room and the family appartement can be reached easily with the elevator and have air condition, HD-TV and a coffee tray. In the restaurant "Meistertrunk" and in the Rose Garden, on of Rothenburgs most beautiful terraces, regional Franconian and neighbourly Swabian dishes are served. Right by the hotel there is an enclosed hotel parking lot for the guests.
Premium Partner Hotel BurgGartenpalais
Herrngasse 26
91541 Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Telefon +49 (0) 98 61 87 47 43-0
Telefax +49 (0) 98 61 12 53
The 4-star Hotel Gothisches Haus resides in a patrician house from the 13th century, which has been renovated with great care and a large effort, located in "the most glorious alley of Rothenburg", promises a very special stay. 700 years old framework and natural stone masonry characterise the eleven individually designed rooms, which can easily be reached by the glass elevator. The generous bathrooms feature most modern comforts like corner bathtubs (suitable for two persons), double washbasins and towel warmers. An imprressive library with a café where the guest also eats his breakfast, forms the entree to the historic hotel and is the ideal warmup for a visit of Rothenburg.
Premium Partner Hotel Gotisches Haus
Herrngasse 13
91541 Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Telefon +49 (0) 98 61 20 20
Telefax +49 (0) 98 61 13 17
The hotel with its nice guestrooms is located in the centre of the historic Old Town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber.
"Qualitätssiegel Silber Bayerische Küche, Umweltsiegel Gold für Gastronomie, Qualitätsgastgeber Wanderbares Deutschland, Fahrrad- und Motorradfreundlicher Hotel- und Gaststättenbetrieb."
The restaurant offers traditional German cuisine with Franconian specialties and sausage products of in-house production. Recommendation: dishes of game
Akzent Hotel Schranne*** mit Gasthaus
Schrannenplatz 6
91541 Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Telefon +49 (0) 98 61 95 50-0
Telefax +49 (0) 98 61 95 50-150
In the family-run Hotel Rappen Rothenburg close to the Old Twon, 104 individually furnished and freshly renovated rooms in 4 different categories are at your disposal. Air-conditioned conference rooms, a traditional hotel bar and a large parking place free of charge complete the offered services.
Hotel Rappen
Vorm Würzburger Tor 6 und 10
91541 Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Telefon +49 (0) 9861 95710
Telefax +49 (0) 9861 6076
Feel the past and enjoy the modern comfort - Our medieval hotel is located in the centre of the Old Town. Four of the former patrician houses of the 15th and 16th century are forming the Hotel Eisenhut. Our 78 rooms are individually furnished (all of them having WLAN) - some with antiques - with view to the wonderful Tauber valley or to the "Herrngasse". The restaurant as well as the cellar are well known. Enjoy a culinary experience in our restaurant, on our panomaric terrace, in our winter garden or in our beer garden. Beautiful stylish rooms for conferences and celebrations. A flexible seating makes a versatile use of the rooms possible. Feel the atmosphere that makes you forget the hecticness of every day life. In our ancient building you will find inspiration and recreation. Enjoy the special atmosphere during your events.
Hotel Eisenhut****
Herrngasse 3-5/7
91541 Rothenburg ob der Tauber
Telefon +49 (0) 98 61 705 0
Telefax +49 (0) 98 61 705 45
The hotel Schwarzer Bock is an originally preserved tavern from the fifteenth century where each room tells its own story. The 3-star superior hotel is located in the middle of the action between residence, former margravial chancellery and court church. The cosy 11 double rooms and 6 single rooms are furnished modernly and comfortable with LCD-TV, iPod docking station, WLAN and free minibar. The landlords and slow-food supporters serve regionally certified specialities of their homeland Franconia and the Pfalz (Palatine) in the historic restaurant.
Premium Partner Hotel & Restaurant Schwarzer Bock
Pfarrstraße 31
91522 Ansbach
Telefon +49 (0) 981 421 24 0
Telefax +49 (0) 981 421 24 24
Colmberg Castle Hotel
Lobby with an open fireplace, snug castle parlours, restaurant, Franconian Hall, Knight's Hall especially suitable for weddings and family celebrations. Castle chapel, playground, 9-hole golf course, beer garden, garden terrace, family room. Children are very welcome. Conference rooms with media. Cyclists and bikers are very welcome. Garage, parking.
Location: single;
B&B per person and day (half board and full board by arrangement)
2 single rooms 42 EUR with shower/toilet
22 double rooms starting from 39 EUR with shower/toilet,
used as a single room starting from 55 EUR
2 suites starting from 80 EUR with shower/bath/toilet
Wedding ceremony options at Colmberg Castle:
- in a chapel (located in the castle)
- Protestant, Catholic and civil marriages
- wedding packages offered
Business meetings and celebrations at the Castle Colmberg:
- 2 rooms
- capacity according to seating:
indoors: none , outdoors: 50 - 100 persons
- terrace, beer garden
Hotel Burg Colmberg
Burg Colmberg 1-3, 91598 Colmberg
Romantisches Franken
Telefon +49 (0) 98 03 9 19 20
Telefax +49 (0)98 03 2 62
Premium Partner Hotel Gasthof Alte Vogtei
Hauptstraße 21
91639 Wolframs-Eschenbach
Telefon +49 (0) 98 75/ 96 888-0
Telefax +49 (0) 98 75/ 96 888-0
Abenberg Castle Hotel
Abenberg Castle is situated high above the picturesque small town Abenberg.The restaurant and its experienced staff pamper the guests with international cuisine. Cocktails and wine from all over the world are served at the bar. The hotel has 22 bedrooms, each equipped with flat-screen TV containing a DVD player, telephone, hairdryer and LAN. Some of the rooms offer a fantastic view to the surrounding countryside and the 27-hole golf course only 1.5 km away. Six double rooms are located in the "Schott Tower" inside the castle complex, among the nostalgically furnished wedding chamber. The guesthouse which is within two minutes walking distance houses another five double rooms and eleven single rooms. For banquets and conferences, but also for weddings, business events, family celebrations or knightly dinners, various rooms are available, among others, the gallery room and the fireplace room and a vaulted cellar.There is a comprehensive massage offer in our new created massage room. Here you will be treated by competent physical therapists.
The entire team of Abenberg Castle is looking forward to your visit.
Wedding ceremony options at Abenberg Castle:
- in a chapel/in a room
- Protestant, Catholic and civil marriages
- castle chapel right next to the castle. "Ceremonial Room" for civil marriages
- wedding packages offered
Business meetings and celebrations at Abenberg Castle:
- 5 rooms
- 31 - 120 sqm
- capacity according to seating:
indoors: 10 - 150 persons, outdoors: up to 150 persons
- terrace, vaulted cellar, courtyard, rose garden
Premium Partner
Hotel Burg Abenberg
Burgstraße 16
91183 Abenberg
Telefon +49 (0) 91 78 98 29 90
Telefax +49 (0) 91 78 98 29 910
Hotel Victoria offers its guests an inspiring atmosphere with the special extra of personal service and individual friendliness. The 4-star boutique hotel is centrally located but quiet at the gate to the old town of Nuremberg. This and its landmarked building make staying a unique wellness experience. Entirely according to your preferences you can choose the motto of your room from seven exceptional categories. The 51 double rooms and 12 single rooms, eight of which family rooms vary not only in the design, but also in the view of Nurembergs landmarks. The fresh, rich and balanced breakfast is eaten in the breakfast room.
Premium Partner Hotel Victoria Nürnberg
Königstraße 80
90402 Nürnberg
Telefon +49 (0) 911 24 05 0
Telefax +49 (0) 911 22 74 32
Enjoy the Franconian Switzerland with the "Jurafelsen" und the various castles and ruins. Our Hotel Garni Regina with three-star-standard offers a wonderful view from some of the guestrooms, the breakfast room with sun terrace and the garden to the romantic Gößweinstein Castle.
Single rooms and double rooms with shower or bathroom/toilet/tv most of them having a balcony, three beds in a room possible, W-Lan free of charge, non-smoking rooms available, "Kachelofenstüberl", maps of trails for rent, proposals for trips. For our guests there are parking lots, garages, carports for bicycles and motorbikes directly at the house.
Welcome to the Hotel Garni Regina!
Hotel Garni Regina
Sachsenmühler Straße 1
91327 Gößweinstein
Telefon +49 (0) 9242 250
Telefax +49 (0) 9242 74 03 46
Comfortable familiy-run country inn.
26 rooms with shower/toilet, colour-tv, telephone and W-Lan; lift accessible for wheelchairs, three dining areas, Franconian and Bavarian specialities, terrace, 2 bowling alleys, a generous spa area, use of the sauna free of charge, parking area next to the house, lawn with children's play corner, meeting rooms.
Landgasthof Bauernschmitt
St.-Johannes-Straße 25
91278 Pottenstein-Kirchenbirkig
Telefon +49 (0) 9243 989 0
Telefax +49 (0) 9243 989 45
Rabenstein Castle
The castle, one of the top-100 sights in Franconia, is located idyllically in the 64-hectare natural paradise Rabenstein Castle with limestone cave, falconry, country restaurant, beer garden and romantic forest and hiking trails. There are 22 stylish rooms, which offer comfort and cosiness. During the day the country restaurant offers good home cooking and in the evening the castle restaurant serves margravial dishes. Special attractions are the popular wild boar barbecues, Murder Mystery Dinner, Horror Dinner and concerts in the castle as well as in Sophie's Cave. Two times a year a medieval market takes place.
Family celebrations, business events and conferences may take place in the nine historic halls accommodating up to 170 persons. The bel étage with its palatial ambience is the ideal place for a fairy tale wedding.
Wedding ceremony options at Rabenstein Castle:
- in a chapel (chapel is located directly in the castle complex), outdoor wedding ceremony upon request
- Protestant, Catholic and civil marriages
- individual arrangement of wedding ceremony
Business meetings and celebrations at Rabenstein Castle:
- 9 rooms
- 25 - 200 sqm
- capacity according to seating:
indoors: 5 - 170 persons, outdoors: 5 - 650 persons
- garden, terrace, beer garden, bel étage with baroque parlours, armoury hall and large Renaissance parlour (up to 170 persons); knight's halls (up to 70 persons)
Premium Partner
Hotel Burg Rabenstein
Rabenstein 33
95491 Ahorntal
Telefon +49 (0) 92 02 97 00 44-0
Telefax +49 (0) 92 02 97 00 44-520
Modern comfort in an elegant baroque house at the foot of the Bamberg Cathedral. The ancient vault room from the 14 th century, which is used as breakfast-room and which contains some lovingly preserved treasures, creates a special atmosphere.
Premium Partner Barockhotel am Dom Garni
Vorderer Bach 4
96049 Bamberg
Telefon +49 (0) 9 51 5 40 31
Telefax +49 (0) 9 51 5 40 21
The typical Franconian ease and serenity will enchant you. Enjoy the charm of our idyllic small town and the personal atmosphere in our hotel. Our friendly restaurant serves Franconian delicacies and exquisite specialties. The spacious and modern rooms offer views over the Baunach Valley. Experience the most beautiful corners of Franconia.
Gasthof Frankenstuben
Klein-Nürnberg 20
96106 Ebern
Telefon +49 (0) 95 31/ 84 30
Telefax +49 (0) 95 31/ 82 99
Welcome to the Landhotel "Zur Alten Kaserne".
The lovingly renovated building of the former "Balthasar-Neumann-Kaserne" is centrally located in the heart of Franconia, directly at the Castle Road.
Where once soldiers had their rooms, we will offer now modern furnished, bright rooms with shower and toilet. Our "Stadl" with a large beer garden invites to stay and to enjoy a beer or a good wine in the evening after an eventful day.
Landhotel Zur Alten Kaserne
Im Frauengrund 3
96106 Ebern
Telefon +49 (0) 95 31/ 943 68 34
Telefax +49 (0) 95 31/ 943 68 44
Historic Inn
Beer garden with playground
Guestrooms close to the market place
Draught beer:
Beer from the brewery of Seßlach
"Altfränkisch Dunkel", "Werner Pilsner"
The cuisine offers every day:
Dumplings, joint, roast venison, poultry, light meals and other delicacie
Landgasthof Roter Ochse
Flenderstraße 95
96145 Seßlach
Telefon +49 (0) 95 69 12 20
Telefax +49 (0) 95 69 15 10
Mediterranean restaurant with a lovely terrace in the inner court yard, quiet overnight accommodation, exhibitions and cultural events in our "Culture Barn". In our "Little Pörtner" you will find further lovingly furnished rooms, also accessible for disabled persons.
open: daily from 17:30
closing day: Monday and Tuesday
Gastronomie im Pörtnerhof
Luitpoldstraße 15
96145 Seßlach
Telefon +49 (0) 95 69 1 88 69 00
Telefax +49 (0) 95 69 1 88 68 89
The ACHAT Plaza Kulmbach offers 101 comfortable and generously equipped rooms including 2 suites with direct-dial telephone, cable TV, wireless internet access and mini bar. Make yourself fit for the day with substantial breakfast buffet or enjoy the culinary specialties of our restaurant, bistro and bar.
ACHAT Plaza Kulmbach
Luitpoldstraße 2
95326 Kulmbach
Telefon +49 (0) 9221 603 0
Telefax +49 (0) 9221 603 100
The Bayrischer Hof Bayreuth is a privately owned hotel, centrally located in the heart of the Old Town. It offers three junior suites, 24 double rooms and 15 single rooms, which have been individually decorated and which are equipped with every comfort. A newly designed gym and spa area with saunas, a small garden and bistro restaurant "Gendarmerie" with original French furniture provide the framework for a pleasant stay. The four-star-hotel offers car and bike spaces and is a certified "bed and bike" company.
Premium Partner Hotel Bayerischer Hof ****
Bahnhofstraße 14
95444 Bayreuth
Telefon +49 (0) 921/ 78 60-0
Telefax +49 (0) 921/ 78 60-560


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A longtime Northwest Portland resident — and writing legend — left us when when celebrated author Ursula K. Le Guin died Jan. 22 at the age of 88.
Le Guin changed peoples' ideas about science fiction in her books, which include "The Left Hand of Darkness" and "The Dispossessed." But she also was a fixture in her Northwest Portland neighborhood, where she lived since 1958. She and her family lived above the busy commercial streets in the Willamette Heights neighborhood — up where the Thurman Street Bridge (or Balch Gulch Bridge) leads past old wooden garages, moss-covered stone walls, and into Forest Park, our city's portal to a different world.
I love the book "Blue Moon over Thurman Street," published in 1993. During the years I've spotted it at the Northwest Portland Library, or on the bookshelves of friends. The book is a collection of black and white photographs taken by photographer Roger Dorband, who lives in Astoria today. The collaboration traces Thurman Street from its empty lots near the Willamette River to the old homes and families along Upper Thurman.
Opposite each photograph is a poem by Le Guin, or fragment of stolen conversation, or a line from the Bhagavad Gita.
If you're interested, an original photograph from the book hangs at the Northwest Branch of the Multnomah County Library, on the corner of Northwest Thurman and 23rd Avenue. The photo is of a community garden and giant chestnut tree that was replaced by rowhouses in the mid-'80s.
Looking again at these photos and walking to some of the existing places — the 32nd Avenue drinking fountain with outlets for horses, humans and dogs, for instance — is one way to reflect on the amazing woman who lived in our city.
The photos glimpse a moment in time, a Portland that's a far cry from today. There are no French bakeries, all-you-can-eat sushi restaurants, or SUVs. The streets appear quiet, except for the foot traffic of old women hauling groceries from small corner stores. An old man sits on a porch with a fly swatter and his thoughts. Street poles are plastered with posters for rock shows. A teenager leans against a building in leather jacket and jeans, back when Portland looked more to London than New York for fashion inspiration. The train tracks and empty lots under the Fremont Bridge pylons is where the journey along Thurman begins.
Meara McLaughlin grew up on Thurman Street, four houses down from the Le Guin family.
"I wish I'd known as a child how cool she was," McLaughlin recalls. "My late mother was much closer to her. I think my mother helped her in some way on the 'Blue Moon' book, informally. I remember lower Thurman as a place one would never go and was bewildered why someone would make a book of it. Now I know it captured something special and long gone."
McLaughlin grew up knowing the writer as a neighbor and loving her "Earthsea" books but "not thinking of her except as the mother of my friend. I remember how different their house was to my own. While mine was always loud and boisterous, I always remember their house as quiet and formal. Her husband, Charles was a professor of medieval French history or something like that. It was probably that she was writing when her son, my friend Laura Paglin and I would tumble in."
Another of her Northwest Portland neighbors, Paglin spent a lot of time at the Le Guin house as a friend of Ted Le Guin, Ursula's son.
"Most of the time I was there, Ursula was in her tiny study on the second floor. It was a cheerful room, full of windows that overlooked a beautiful garden where we used to play. I'd often hear her typing away on her electric typewriter," she says.
"When Ted and I became friends, he gave me their secret unlisted phone number, which I still remember to this day (it was an unusual number with a lot of zeros in it). I was always a little nervous about calling because it was Mrs. Le Guin who usually answered, since the phone was in her study. What if I were interrupting some brilliant train of creative thought! But she was always very nice. The exchange was usually, 'Is Ted there?' And she'd reply, 'Let me see,' and call, 'Theo!'"
Paglin recalls Le Guin as a private person, but always warm and welcoming. Le Guin would kindly read film scripts written by her son and Paglin.
Paglin, during summer breaks from college, would sit on the family deck with Ursula and Charles, shrouded by an enormous chestnut tree. But, she says, a spiteful neighbor complained to the city about the chestnut tree, and it was cut down. "After that, I never saw the Le Guins on their porch again," Paglin says.
Multnomah County Director of Libraries Vailey Oehlke knew Le Guin as a huge friend of the library.
"Ursula had a long history and engagement here," Oehlke says. "She started years ago in the '90s as a member of our Library Advisory Board, and then later she was on a subcommittee that looked at issues related to internet access. She was just a staunch and unwavering ally of libraries. She really believed in libraries as a cornerstone of democracy."
The library system would turn to Le Guin again as the publishing industry was upended by the e-book industry. Publishers were scrambling to maintain a profit, so they put a lot of constraints on who could access the books, Oehlke explained.
"For instance, Amazon would be charged $9.99 and libraries would be charged $68 or $83," she says. When Ursula Le Guin accepted a National Book Award in 2014 she made a remarkable speech that took aim at publishing only for profit and the selling of books "like deodorant."
"I read 'The Left Hand of Darkness' in college, and it was more than science fiction," Oehlke recalls. "She had female characters who were smart and powerful and ... good. So she really elevated the genre to something more literary. I was so struck by it. I thought, I love this character. Not knowing that 30 years later I'd have tea with her in her living room.
"The last time I visited her I left thinking that if I could be half the person she is at the end of my years, I would be happy," Oehlke says.
Readers around the world, the people who knew, and those who simply retrace her steps, know a better world is a place worth fighting for.
Kim Stafford, writer and director of the Northwest Writing Institute at Lewis & Clark College, and son of the late poet William Stafford, hopes that Le Guin passed on some of her greatness to others.
He says: "Ursula has passed on — that is, Ursula has passed on to us her fire — from an era when we relied on her fierce wisdom, her white-hot twinkle that scorched the unworthy but kindled the wise. Always young, irrepressible, ranging wider than we knew she could, showing us how far we could range in mind and story, leaving a basket in the dewy grass for us to pick up and carry, as we walk on into the future she prepared us to see, to savor, and to shape. Long will she be in our creation story, goddess with human hands."


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There are at least three forms of greed:
The real problem here is more the desire for power than the actual greed. A common thread for sin in general is that it is often borne out of fear. A fear of helplessness or loss of control can turn into a lust for power as a way of preventing an undesirable situation. The parable of the man with an abundant harvest is well worth considering.
To destroy our desire for power, we must be generous in granting power to others. When appropriate, be submissive to others. Avoid jobs that are a temptation for a "power grab." Share credit for successes with others, and claim a fair share of responsibility for failures being blamed on others. The idea is to stop trying to control everything and everyone. In parenting, this means encouraging children to find their own way, and respecting their choices. It does not mean abdicating legitimate responsibilities, but loosening our grip on others' lives as well as our own. God will take care of us, He has the plan. We can't control everything anyway, so we might as well learn to relax in God's hands.
Part of the cure may be to embrace poverty. We may not become homeless, but we can learn to do with less. Serious campers try to leave their campsite in the same state they found it. Ideally, there should be no trace left when they move on. In the same way, try to use less of the world's goods. "Live simply, that others may simply live." Once this kind of freedom is practiced, we realize that we don't need that much, anyway. This knowledge, in turn, reduces our fear and builds a kind of strength and confidence.
The obvious cure is to divest oneself of as much as possible, but another suggestion might be to consider the grave. When we die, we take nothing with us. If we are bound by "disordered attachments" to worldly goods, the separation forced upon us by death will be even more painful. If we are destined for eternal glory, the temporary enjoyment of trinkets in this life is simply absurd. Meditation on this begins to loosen the grip of objects on the heart.
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This episode is kinda like Part 2 of last weeks' show, where Mark Naski has brought back more beers from Idaho, and we have 2 from his new favorite watering hole, Bella Brewing. Joining us for this tasting session is tavern owner John, and listener and friend of the show, Lisa. We also throw in an Instant Brew Review from one of our favorite breweries in Missouri, O'Fallon. In this session there is a Brit flavor to 2 of the beers, and The Brit learns a north country word he didn't know.
Brews reviewed this week:
Bella Brewing Co., Garden City, ID, Wot'z It 2 Ya?! SMaSH IPA, 5.3% ABV, 47 IBU
Box Cars Oatmeal Stout, 7.8% ABV, 46 IBU
Uinta Brewing, Salt Lake City, UT, Croggy Brett Saison, 6.8%, 21 UBU
Payette Brewing Co., Boise ID, Imperial Pistolero Barrel-aged Porter, 8% ABV, 13 IBU
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O'Fallon Brewery, St.Louis, MO, Big Walt Blonde Beer, 5% ABV, 12 IBUs\
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Well I guess I took a really long break from blogging. Life caught up and I forgot. Well to sum up poor Danielle's hand...Turns our that my baby girl needed hand surgery. She cut a nerve in her ring finger, and severed a tendon in her pinky finger. After 2 1/2 hours of surgery she is fine. She needs physical therapy to retrain her brain to have feeling in her finger. She is on the mend now THANK GOD. I am so glad that it is over.
The girls main Christmas gifts were a 7 day trip to Hawaii in June!! We are all very excited about the pending trip. But that meant I needed to be bikini ready in about 6 months. SO I went on this crazy Diet called the "HCG" Diet. I lost 20 pounds in about 3 1/2 weeks. If you have never heard of it just google it. It is very intense and you are not allowed to work out at all while being on this diet because you are consuming only 500 calories a day!! CRAZY! It wont work for everyone because you need to be very strict on the calorie intake, but i stuck with it and I LOVE the results!!! Since I lost the weight, I am in the "Maintenance" phase. This consists of still making wise choices when it comes to food, and yeah I have to suck it up and work out.
I joined a gym. Now, I have never ever in my entire life been athletic. Some how the athletic gene skipped me, in my family of athletes. I hired a trainer to help me learn the ropes of what I am supposed to do at the gym other then run on a treadmill. So far it has been working and I have been maintaining the weight I have lost. I have even gained some muscle!!!! Seeing the results make me want to continue with it.
The girls are good....school, skating and such.....Matty is amazing as usual. I was talking about him the other day to a co worker and I litterly burst into tears just speaking about him. My husband is different. He is anti social, weird and keeps to himself. He is the complete opposite of me. But that is why I love him. He makes my life not normal and full of surprises. He is funny, caring and so loving. Most people don't see that side of him. That side of him, is what made me fall head over heels in love with him. He took me and my girls and made us one big family. I get emotional when I talk about him, I really do know that I am damn lucky to have him.
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If you are planing to buy a new android device then this news is for you. Yes ! you might be better off buying a new phone
New Android malware is discovered by lookout researchers that takes photos and videos for ransom from your device, and there's one that can mimic your device's shutdown process and spy on you even though the phone is switched off.
But recently on Wednesday, security agency Lookout detailed a new family of malwares which is probably the dangerous then we have heard of.
Once infected, it's very hard to remove these types of malware. Michael Bentley in a blog post writes "It is so scariest that it is so hard to remove, in some cases victims might plan to buy a new phone".
20,000 samples of three pieces of malware, named Shedun, Shuanet, and ShiftyBug, founded by Lookout's researchers which share a lot of the same code and use same ways to infect the victim's phone. Once installed the malware is installed (usually from a third-party app store) root the victim's device, embed themselves with system-level services, and shapeshift into popular apps, including Facebook, Candy Crush, Snapchat, WhatsApp, Twitter and others.
With root privileges, this malware could be used for delivering other types of adware and malware onto users' devices with root privileges, this malware could be used for delivering other types of adware and malware onto users' devices. Bentley suggest that seeking out professional help could remove the malware.
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Lookout has found the greatest number of infections in the United States and Germany (where users typically install apps from Google Play), as well as India, Iran, Russia, Jamaica, Brazil, Mexico, Sudan and Indonesia.
Suggestions : If you have an Android Device, avoid third-party app stores and only install apps from Google Play.
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Dyson Racing to Run Flybrid KERS Hybrid System
(Dyson Racing) The corollaries that racing is always pushing the boundaries of technology and Dyson Racing never stands still meet this weekend at the American Le Mans Series VIR 240. The defending series champions will be running a newly-developed Kinetic Energy Recovery System in the #16 Mazda-powered ModSpace/Thetford P1 entry at Virginia International Raceway. The Flybrid Automotive Limited KERS system is based on a high-speed, lightweight flywheel that is incorporated into the car's bell housing and stores braking energy for later use under acceleration.
"We have been researching and working on the KERS hybrid system with Flybrid since the end of last season,"said Chris Dyson, Vice President and Sporting Director. "We have done extensive dyno testing and have tested the system in the car. We had encouraging enough results and will be running it in the car this weekend atVIR and at the season-ending Petit Le Mans. We are in close contention for the championship, and as a race team, we are always looking tobetter our performance."
"The ALMS is the leader in green racing and the perfect series to showcase this technology," Dyson added. "The regulations are encouraging of regenerative technology and up until this point, there have been very few customer-friendly options. Flybrid was veryinterested in developing their product and linking up with a front-line organization. We were looking for the right partners for this kind of project and we when we found each other, it was a very natural fit from the beginning."
The Kinetic Energy Recovery System used in the Dyson P1 car is the first of its kind to race outside of Europe. Developed specifically for this application by UK based Flybrid Automotive, the KERS uses a small highspeed rotating flywheel to store otherwise wasted braking energy and return it to the wheels to assist the car's next acceleration. The steel and carbon fiber energy storage flywheel weighs just 11 lbs. (5kg) and can rotate at up to 60,000 RPM inside an evacuated chamber to allow storage of up to 134 BHP (100 kW) for up to five seconds during each braking maneuver.
Transmission of power to and from the energy storage flywheel is managed by a threespeed clutch-based transmission developed and manufactured by Flybrid Automotive. Thistransmission is fitted inside the gearbox casing of the car and is connected to an enginespeed shaft in the vehicle's gearbox. Energy storage and release is automatically controlled by an onboard computerizedhydraulic system that does not require any special driver inputs. Energy is stored everytime the car brakes and released again every time the car accelerates back up to speed,boosting acceleration without burning any additional fuel. This performance boost is slightly offset by the additional weight of the system which withall its accessories and fluids weighs around 88 lbs. (40kg). Commenting on the collaboration with Dyson Racing, Flybrid Managing Director Jon Hiltonsaid, We are delighted to have been selected as KERS supplier by the reigning ALMSchampions and look forward to a long and successful relationship with this highlyprofessional team. It is clear that energy management is going to play a significant role inthe future of endurance racing and both Flybrid and Dyson Racing are now well positionedto make the most of the exciting opportunities that lie ahead." "We are very excited about this new technology," added Rob Dyson, Team Principal. "Thisfits in perfectly with the innovation that IMSA and the ALMS have encouraged, and DysonRacing has always been interested in new technology. We are hot rodders at heart,always looking to go faster. Our competition has been pushing us hard all year, and while itis early days for the KERS, we hope that we can develop it to help us win another title."
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This time of year beautiful berries are bountiful. Make this very different but extremely delicious appetizer to take advantage of all the fresh berries! Trust me... you'll LOVE it.
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- 1 pint strawberries, hulled and sliced
- 1 pint blackberries
- 1 pint blueberries
- salt
- pepper
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar
- 1 teaspoon fresh thyme leaves
- Juice from 1/2 lemon
- 1 baguette, sliced
- olive oil
- 4 oz goat cheese
- Zest from 1/2 lemon
- Juice from 1/2 lemon
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- salt
- pepper
- Chopped fresh basil
- Preheat your oven to 400 degrees F
- In a baking pan add the strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, pinch of salt and pepper, honey, balsamic, lemon juice, and thyme leaves. Mix together until combined and put into the oven and let them bake for about 20 minutes
- While the berries are baking add the sliced baguette to a sheet tray. Drizzle the tops with olive oil and a sprinkle of salt and pepper. Put in the same oven to let them toast up until golden brown
- In another bowl mix together the goat cheese, lemon zest, lemon juice, garlic, salt, and pepper until combined and set aside
- Now it's time to assemble! Take a crostini and add a layer of goat cheese, top a spoonful of the roasted berry mixture, and sprinkle the top with fresh basil
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IN "SHARK Tale," those GoodFella fishes are tawking the tawk. DreamWorks' animated movie gives us Don Lino, a great white shark, as voiced by Robert De Niro; and Sykes, his sidekick, a puffer fish who fills up with air when he's upset -- this character courtesy of rat-a-tat chatterbox Martin Scorsese.
Don, head of the sharks and ruler of the reef in this undersea world, is worried about his favored son, Lenny (Jack Black), who doesn't take well to the shark life. He's a pacifist. Hates icing other fish. His idea of a good meal? Sea vegetation. Don dispatches his tough, oldest son, Frankie (Michael Imperioli of "The Sopranos"), to give Lenny some killer instinct.
Unfortunately, when Frankie chases after a fish called Oscar (Will Smith), he runs tragically afoul of an anchor. Through a comedy of errors, the jive-talking Oscar gets credited for the killing and is hailed as the legendary Sharkslayer. Oscar's not about to set the record straight. And he persuades the reluctant Lenny, who saved him from Frankie in the first place, to help continue his undeserved legend.
Trouble is, the whole reef expects Oscar to take care of every shark that floats through. He needs Lenny for that, too. Success also forces Oscar to choose romantically between angelfish gal pal Angie (Renee Zellweger), who has always loved him, and va-va-voom fish Lola (Angelina Jolie), who just loves a winner.
"Shark Tale" isn't any trouble to sit through. But in a way, that's a problem. It neglects the opportunity to go deeper into originality and, after a while, those incessant sea puns and the mafioso shtick wear pretty thin. (The ill-advised, trite depiction of Italian Americans as mafia types has already elicited a little turbulence in politically correct waters.)
Despite some peppy improvisational moments between Scorsese and De Niro, not to mention Smith's sitcom-honed, love-me-love-me performance as Oscar, "Shark Tale" feels borrowed, sampled and dittoed from the collective funniness of the past 10 years in studio-made animation. Even the relatively amusing performances by Doug E. Doug and Ziggy Marley as Bernie and Ernie, two Rastafarian jellyfish, smack a little too much of Sebastian the Caribbean crustacean in Walt Disney's "The Little Mermaid."
The movie's familiarity probably won't register as anything but fun to most kids. But that vapor of mediocrity might penetrate more discerning nostrils. Many of us have grown accustomed to extremely high quality in the computer-animated genre, thanks to such great films as "Toy Story" and "Shrek." This movie just doesn't match its predecessors, and those inevitable comparisons to Disney's "Finding Nemo" will leave "Shark Tale" foundering. The Disney film is far more seaworthy, particularly for its comic writing and story, which makes it hard to imagine "Shark Tale's" theatrical run yielding as much box office as the DVD release -- that lucrative consolation prize for many a so-so project.
SHARK TALE (PG, 92 minutes) -- Contains mild obscenity and crude humor. Area theaters.


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The phrase "Hasta la vista," may soon replace "You're Fired" on the hit NBC show, Celebrity Apprentice. Last month, it was announced that Donald Trump had been fired by NBC for derogatory statements that he made regarding immigrants.
"NBCUniversal is ending its business relationship with Mr. Trump," NBC said in a statement in early August, adding, "At NBC, respect and dignity for all people are cornerstones of our values."
The term "You're fire!" had become the show's trademarked phrase used by Trump when letting contestants go. It has now become NBC's lasts words to the entrepreneur-turned-politician, as Trump has apparently moved on to take full aim at a 2016 presidential bid. However, while some people thought that Celebrity Apprentice would die a quick death with the departure of Trump from the network, this isn't the case at all.
It has now been announced that another Republican politician will be taking Trump's place as the host of the hit show. Arnold Schwarzenegger a man known for catch phrases himself, will be taking Trump's spot as the face of the show which will return for the 2016-17 season.
"Arnold Schwarzenegger is the epitome of a global brand in entertainment and business, and his accomplishments in the political arena speak for themselves," said NBC's president of alternative and late night programming, Paul Telegdy, "It was Arnold's personal passion for the format that Mark Burnett and Donald Trump built over the last decade, as well as his fresh take on how to take it to new heights for today's audiences, that made him the man to hire,"
The 68-year-old actor-turned-politician, Schwarzenegger, should help the show gain viewers by his celebrity accolades and always-fun accent alone, but surely it will be interesting to find out if he will continue to use Trump's "You're Fired" phrase or if he adds his own twist to the saying.
Schwarzenegger, who is known for commonly using some of his Terminator phrases on a frequent basis, thanked his fans for their congratulations on making the move to NBC, via Twitter.
"Wow. I'm blown away and honored by all your tweets," he wrote. "I can't wait to bring my experience to the board room & raise millions for charity."
What do you think about Celebrity Apprentice's new host? How many times will we hear the phrase "Hasta la vista" during its airing?


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Brandon Routh is "Dylan Dog"
In Platinum Studios' upcoming film, "Dylan Dog: Dead of Night," actor Brandon Routh takes on the role of the titular investigator of the supernatural. The movie, based on the Italian comic series of the same name, marks Routh's third go-round as a character with comic book roots, having previously brought Superman and Scott Pilgrim foe Todd Ingram, AKA Evil Ex #3, to the big screen. During our visit to the set of "Dylan Dog," the actor told CBR News his current role reminded him of Harrison Ford's turn as Indiana Jones. "I think it was in the voice of Dylan," he explained. "There's all these emotions going on with Dylan, but when it's step up and take care of business time, that all goes away and Dylan puts on his game face — much like Indy does."
Another similarity Dylan Dog shares with the esteemed Professor Jones is his level of physicality, something that was new for Routh. "There was a slight learning curve," he said. "Eric Norris, the stunt coordinator, and also Mike Massa, my stunt double, have been very helpful in teaching me." Entering the world of stage fights and pratfalls was difficult for the actor, with some stunts proving to be too dangerous for him, requiring Massa to take his place. Overall, however, Routh is pleased that he was able to take most of Dylan's on-camera hits. "You get a few bumps and bruises, but I'd rather it be me when it can be. It makes it easier for the editors to cut and gives me a sense of accomplishment."
The stunt training was only part of the challenge that came with portraying one of Italy's most popular comic characters. Routh prepared for Dylan's emotional journey with director Kevin Munroe through extensive script meetings, a process which strengthened his bond with the character. "My involvement with the story certainly helped me feel more passionate about it; more creatively just a part of it and proud to bring it to the screen."
Routh's passion for the role was evident while shooting his scenes, with the actor finding the atmosphere on set one that encouraged improvisation. "When you get there, [the lines] seem easier to say by just changing a few words," he said, noting that the freedom to adapt dialogue on the fly had a positive effect on Dylan's on-screen relationships with Marcus (Sam Huntington), his best friend, and Elizabeth (Anita Briem), the client who sets Dylan off on his journey. "That kind of happens on sets sometimes," he explained. "As you're here, living it, [those things] can change a little bit."
While some story elements and character relationships evolved during shooting, Routh remained mindful of Dylan's history. "I believe we have the idea of what the 'Dylan Dog' comics are," he said. Visual call-backs to the comics pepper Dylan's office, and the script relies on all of the published stories as a loose backstory for the character, though viewers need not know them to follow the movie's plot. The film also plays with the series' recurring theme of "humane" monsters. "Having that [theme] closely linked with the turmoil and the balance between humans and the undead is important," Routh said.
In acknowledgment of the movie's roots, Routh speaks Italian to an old vampire in one scene, an idea of the actor's. "I said to Kevin, 'It would be cool to speak some Italian in there,'" he recalled. Routh enlisted the aid of a friend to learn the necessary pronunciations. "I did it fairly well. The way it plays in the movie is that I'm not great at it, so that gives me a little bit of help," he said, emphasizing his hope for the scene to play as a "tip of the hat" to fans of the comic book.
Despite the cast and crew's desire to remain faithful to the source material, the realities of adapting the series did require some rather large adjustments. One in particular is the loss of Dylan's sidekick Groucho — cut from the movie due to copyright reasons — but Routh feels the character's loss opened an opportunity for the film to create a strong character to fill the void in Huntington's Marcus. "I think we've established a really cool relationship with these two guys that really makes the movie pop even more and adds a new element that I'm really excited about," he said.
Another departure from the comics is the film's New Orleans setting. Dylan traditionally lives and works in London; an expensive city to shoot in, but this was an alteration the actor was comfortable with. "It works perfectly because there's so much mysticism and history with magic and all these crazy things already. It's a great mix. I trust going away from a conventional place like London or New York."
One unusual aspect of the New Orleans shoot was its accelerated pace. During CBR's visit, an entire fight scene and the sequence that immediately precedes it were filmed, a schedule that is extraordinarily for an effects-heavy feature. "Everyone — the whole crew — is making it work," Routh said. "I appreciate having more time to do things and work things out, but that's also part of the process. On some movies, you get a longer time; sometimes, you get shorter. I've had enough experience at this point to be ready, but certainly, most actors will tell you they'd enjoy a little more time."
Ultimately, Routh believes "Dylan Dog" will have a broad appeal and hopes the film's cross-genre elements will offer something new to film-goers, whether or not they are familiar with the character. "There are horror aspects and there are some funny/scary moments," he said, likening it in tone to "Men in Black" or "Ghostbusters." "We're reaching into different [audience] pools. Most people in America don't know what 'Dylan Dog' is, so, even though it's a comic book movie, to people in America it's just going to be this film that looks really awesome."
"Dylan Dog: Dead of Night" arrives in theaters on April 29
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The work of John Reed is predicated on a process of intensive dialogue and collaboration. His work is driven by a passionate belief that architecture is primarily about ideas. That, by studying each project's specific physical, social and cultural context, a timeless architecture of honesty and beauty can be created. Every project John touches is uniquely conceived within the specifics of how it will be used and experienced. His work responds and listens to both the site and the environment, taking lessons from the project's physical context and natural surroundings and applying them in new and innovative ways. He works in all scales and locales — urban design, civic, academic, residential and commercial — adhering to a modernist design approach of functionality and elegant simplicity.
Prior to joining CannonDesign, John ran his own design firm in New York City and served in partnership positions at high-profile firms in both Boston and London. His academic experience includes appointments at Harvard University, Syracuse University, and the New York Institute of Technology, and his work has received numerous awards for design excellence and innovation.
For me, architecture is literally the prism from which I view the world. It is a constantly exciting and ever-fluctuating medium which challenges me every single day. The unique capacity that we have as designers to change, influence and improve the daily lives of the people who occupy our buildings is a profound responsibility. I also value the simple notion that if I do my job well by designing sustainable and thoughtful buildings that preserve today's dwindling natural resources, that I can possibly make the planet a better place for my children.
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I must start by congratulating Jamie Vardy of Leicester City for scoring in his tenth consecutive Premier League game against Newcastle United. This equals Ruud van Nistelrooy's record and also propelled Leicester to the top of the league. He will get the chance to break the record when he plays against Van Nistelrooy's old club, Manchester United this weekend. Vardy has had a meteoric rise up the football ladder since leaving non-league Fleetwood Town as recently as 2012. This journey has not been without controversy, Vardy faced much criticism and calls for him to be sacked by Leicester after a video emerged last summer of him allegedly racially abusing a man in a casino. The club stood by their striker and are now reaping the rewards, Vardy is also a member of the full England squad and few would bet against him making the squad for the European Championships at the end of the season if he can continue to find the net on a regular basis. Goalscorers make all the difference at clubs and Leicester, who were 4/1 to get relegated before the season began are now 1000/1 to do just that, have 28 points in the bag already and look on course for a comfortable top half finish, at least. It is great to see that a player can make that transition from non-league to the highest level in such a short period of time, it is very rare these days and gives hope to all of those playing on bad pitches, at small grounds and in front of small crowds that just maybe, it could happen to them too if they keep believing.
To compliment the ongoing scandal at FIFA, drugs in athletics has had its fair share of the sporting headlines in recent weeks with Russia, in particular, under the spotlight. I heard a comedian comment several years ago that in his opinion drug taking should be made legal in sport, as spectators, we would then be able to watch the most mind blowing sport in history! Records would tumble as we see men and women jump higher, run faster and for longer than ever before. It seems from recent developments that this was not far removed from what is actually happening in some countries right now! Are we to believe though that Russia are alone in this alledged wide scale doping operation? In the 2012 Olympics in London, Russia finished fourth in the medal table behind G.B, China and table toppers USA. In the European Championships in 2014, Russia could only finish fourth in the medal table once more. If the doping programme was so well organised and so widespread why did they not achieve better results? If Russian athletes are doping and not winning are we naïve to think that others aren't too?
Football has not escaped this scandal either, with Arsene Wenger publicly voicing his concerns over doping in football in recent weeks. Arsenal were beaten by Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League recently only to subsequently find out that one of Zagreb's players, Arijan Ademi had tested positive for a banned substance. Ademi has denied doing anything wrong deliberately and has appealed against the four year ban that UEFA have imposed on him. Unfortunately for Wenger, UEFA, under the guidance of WADA (World Anti-Doping Agency) allow the result of a game to stand unless two or more players have committed violations. I don't agree with Mr Wenger very often but in this case I do. To allow a result to stand when one of the players (Ademi played the full 90 minutes) seems a strange decision. Cheating should not be allowed, at all. Ok, so Zagreb face losing the player for four years but surely a more preventative punishment would be to lose the points from the game. Players, in my experience, place all of their trust in their club's medical department and very rarely question their advice. If we are to believe Ademi, and he did not take anything deliberately, punishing the club, rather than the individual, would seem a better measure. This would ensure that clubs take responsibility for their players completely, and whatever 'supplements' they may be tempted to take. I can honestly say that in my sixteen year career, I never encountered any player taking performance enhancing drugs. Rumours of players taking recreational drugs, yes, but not performance enhancing.
England Rugby has appointed Stuart Lancaster's successor after the bitter disappointment of the World Cup. There have been rumblings of discontent that we have appointed Eddie Jones, an Australian, as our new head coach. I firmly believe that you have to select the best man for the job, but as the English FA found out with 'foreign' appointments, it does not always work out. Sven Goran Errikson and Fabio Cappello have tried, and failed, to win a major football tournament for England. I am sure that they were probably amongst the best candidates at the time for the job, the problem is, when results go badly, the press is very quick to point out that they are not English and therefore do not understand our methods and ideals. The rugby press are not quite so brutal as their football counterparts but I hope they give him a chance before writing him off due to the fact that he wasn't born in this country.
I recently attended Wembley for the England vs France friendly in the wake of the terrible events that happened in Paris. There was a lot of debate around the decision to play and I cannot pretend that I didn't think twice about taking my family to the game. Congratulations must go both FA's, the teams and the supporters for what was an emotional evening which was handled with courtesy and respect by all involved. I was proud to witness such solidarity and pleased I attended – after all sport does have many powers and proving unity is one.


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A very hot and humid day, 95 to 97 degrees outside.
Mike took us for a ride in the countryside, and showed us the beautiful rolling fields where he grew up.
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"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."
-- Albert Einstein
I can pretty much say without question that Americans are insane. Either that or we have the attention span of a goldfish.
I'd like to think that we take the lessons we've learned from previous recessions and utilize that knowledge so we don't fall into the same problems again. That's what I'd like to think...but that's not exactly how the world works.
According to data released this week, consumer borrowing jumped dramatically for the second straight month. Figures from the Federal Reserve noted a $19.3 billion jump in December, which followed an even larger $20.4 billion rise in November. A rise around Christmas isn't all that unique, but the magnitude of the increase is huge -- the two largest monthly increases in a decade.
Source: Federal Reserve.
Christmas-induced credit debt increased by $2.8 billion -- again, more or less expected. The real shock was the $16.6 billion increase in auto and student loans. Apparently historically high unemployment rates aren't enough to scare people off from purchasing a new vehicle. In fact, a poor job market appears to be influencing people to go back to school now more than ever.
What's alarming is that borrowing rates are rising again and are nearly back to their pre-recession levels, yet consumer wages haven't kept pace with inflation even at its depressed levels. Take a look at this side-by-side comparison to see why I'm so concerned:
Average Hourly Earnings Percentage Increase
Annual Inflation Rate
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, *Preliminary figure from BLS.
Higher levels of spending could denote consumer confidence in a rebounding economy. Then again, I'm more inclined to believe consumers simply didn't learn their lesson and are trying to do more with money they simply don't have. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has to take this rise in consumer borrowing as bittersweet; consumer spending drives 70% of all economic activity, yet consumer debt is a large reason why we dipped into recession in the first place. It's the catch-22 to end all catch-22's.
Of greater concern are the still-high levels of consumer delinquency rates. You would think that historically low lending rates would facilitate the restructuring of loans and prevent high levels of delinquencies, but the tightness of banks to lend and restructure has, for lack of a better word, mucked everything up. Take a look at residential mortgage delinquency data and you'll understand why I don't think we're out of the woods just yet.
Source: Federal Reserve.
As you can see, delinquency rates are declining, but at a very slow pace. Many of our nation's largest financial institutions are still dealing with the repercussions of consumers' poor borrowing habits (and to some extent banks' poor lending habits). Bank of America
All of this would be a moot point if Americans were saving money. But if that were the case I wouldn't be writing this article now would I?
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis via St. Louis Federal Reserve.
Not only have personal savings been more or less heading lower for the past 30 years, but the November reading from the St. Louis Federal Reserve notched the lowest level of personal saving since December 2007. The catch-22 of exceptionally low lending rates is they do little to entice consumers to put their money to work in traditional money-making safety nets like savings accounts and bank CDs.
Fool colleague Morgan Housel painted a different picture last week after the January jobs report crushed Wall Street's expectations. The figures he alludes to do indeed point to the early stages of a recovery. The question I have is: Do the figures I have here point to the beginning stages of one final recessionary dip? If inflation keeps outpacing wages and borrowing continues to rise, I see it as inevitable.
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