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Imagine raising a child alone as a single mother and with your nearest family and closest friends living more than 1,000 miles away.
This is a reality for Coast Guard Seaman Deanna Moentman. Originally from Seminole, Fla., Moentman is currently stationed at Coast Guard Air Station Atlantic City, N.J., and joined the Coast Guard in August 2010 because she wanted to serve her country and start a new career. She had no idea a year later her military service would be coupled with the challenges of raising a baby.
Moentman was happy when she became pregnant about a year after joining the Coast Guard, and at 27 years old, with a promising new career, she felt as though she was ready to start a family. However, during her pregnancy, the relationship with her boyfriend ended, and she delivered her daughter, Delayna, Aug. 27, 2012, as a proud, single mother.
Caring for a baby as a single mother can be challenging, and pairing the parental responsibility with the demands of active duty military service can feel impossible.
"It is so hard; every day is a challenge," said Moentman. "I do everything alone that most families work together to do."
Moentman juggles a lot of responsibility both at home and at work. She serves at the air station's medical clinic, where she is responsible for scheduling appointments, maintaining records, taking patient's vital signs and maintaining paperwork for referrals. At home, she is responsible for caring for her daughter, their home and their three dogs.
"As a junior-ranking member of the team here, Moentman consistently performs her duties as well as a petty officer," said Petty Officer 1st Class Sam Thurston, Moentman's supervisor. "She is an extremely hard worker and learns quickly."
During the work week, she uses her lunch breaks to visit Delayna at a nearby daycare, which she says is the highlight of her hectic day, every day.
Moentman admits she worries about the amount of time her daughter spends in daycare. She said she worries Delayna will become more attached to her caregivers, and Moentman will miss significant milestones.
"It is important for me to go there every day, feed her and put her down for her nap; that time is so precious for me," Moentman said. "If she starts to crawl, or learns something new, I just hope it will be during my lunch hour."
Although caring for her daughter is Moentman's priority, her Coast Guard career is equally important because it is how she supports Delayna and will earn them both future successes.
Thurston said, based on her work ethic, he can only see success in Moentman's future. Although she will be faced with challenges, one such challenge will be being away from her child if and when she is deployed. It is a big challenge for all parents in the Coast Guard, he said.
It is a long-standing feature of the military, and the Coast Guard Commandant's policy says that regardless of personal situation, all Coast Guard members must be available for worldwide assignments. Meaning, if a servicemember is unable to fulfill an assignment, they are at risk of being discharged - a very real concern for military parents.
Fortunately for Moentman, serving at a medical clinic allows her to have a stable schedule. Although far from her home and family, she said she is grateful not to be stationed even farther away. However, this duty assignment may be short lived because she is on a waiting list to receive the health services technician training necessary to advance her career.
After Moentman completes the 113-day course in Petaluma, Calif., she and her daughter could be stationed at any available land unit in the country, aboard a cutter or even overseas.
"Uncertainty is one of the biggest challenges," said Moentman. "As a new mom, I want to be organized, and I want to plan ahead. I can't do that because I do not know where we will be even a year from now. I think uncertainty weighs heavily on most servicemembers, especially parents."
If a parent gets deployed or receives orders to a unit that would make caring for his or her child impossible, he or she has the option to avoid separation by enacting a family care plan. A family care plan is a necessary childcare arrangement intended to help military parents fulfill a duty obligation while someone else cares for his or her child.
"My parents are my designated caretakers, but if they had to take Delayna I would be devastated," said Moentman. "I can't imagine being away from her, and she would be heartbroken too. I am all she has. I am all she knows."
Moentman said despite missing her family and having no personal time, she is thankful for the support she receives from her shipmates and programs offered by the Coast Guard. She recently joined an online community where she has made friends with other military women who are in similar situations and others who offer their support. Moentman also participates in a Coast Guard subsidy program to help with her child care expenses, which she says she is tremendously grateful for.
By combining these resources with her own determination, optimism and daily prayer, Moentman said she is empowered to be the best mother and Coast Guardsman she can be.


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I have one of every format I ever purchased: open-reel, cassette, 8-track, Elcaset, LP, CD, MiniDisc... The only thing I don't have is DCC. In every format I have at least one recording not available on any other. That is reason enough for me!
Have you ever purged your music collection of older formats?
I keep my records for several reasons. First, the cost of replacing them would have been very high. Secondly, I knew that most of them would get less and less playing as time went on. Finally, the audio quality of the first 15 years of CD players was questionable, at best, in the price range I could afford. I don't see me dumping my CDs for the same reasons, plus the fact it leaves a "hard" copy in your control. I still have my almost 40-year-old SL-120, although the original SME SII was replaced with a SIII in the early '80s. It only gets used a couple times a month anymore. There have been some CDs that I have bought that are duplicates of vinyl I still have, but mainly to play in the car or to replace very well-worn favorites. My first CD player, bought in the mid '90s and very well-reviewed at the time for its price range ($550), was torture to listen to and was replaced by something much more satisfactory about seven years ago.
When CD came out, I sold all my audiophile cassettes from MFSL, In Sync Labs, Audible Illusions, Aesthetic Audio, and Direct to Tape and my Nakamichi cassette deck to purchase the perfect sound forever CD format via the awful-sounding Sony CDP-101. After six months, I sold it. The pain of listening to music was just too intense. Since then, CD has gotten better but it is still complete crap. On the other hand, I have discovered other digital formats I like: SACD, DVD-Audio, and high-resolution downloads. I wish I had never sold my audiophile cassettes, as after decades of hunting, most were nowhere to be found and the few I found cost way too much money. CD's false advertising cost me my audiophile cassette collection and I have never forgiven Sony for that. Perfect sound forever was not a promise it was a curse, IMHO.
I gradually replaced all the cassettes I really liked with LPs and CDs. I am now doing the same with my digital library, as I originally ripped a number CDs to MP3. I am now re-ripping to WMA lossless, but luckily, there aren't many to do, as I discovered the superiority of lossless quite early on.
I took my turntable out of my system five or six years ago. I don't see myself ever going back to analog records, even though I have not sold my record collection started back in the '50s. If I had a buyer for my 300 or so records, I would sell them.
Thankfully, I kept all of my LPs from as far back as the '50s. The same is true of much of my stereo gear (eg original Marantz 9s and Klipschorns). When people were trashing their LPs in the early '80s for perfect sound forever, I was buying them up at bargain basement prices. My wife calls me a music pack rat and I'm proud to agree with her.
Yeah, I tried getting into vinyl in the '90s, but decided that more was available on CD at the time. I only had a small vinyl collection at the time, which I traded for CDs. Now I almost only buy vinyl
Dumped records for CDs. Tapes were my last hold out. I must say I miss my cassettes most. I am very slowly rebuilding my records. Tapes are very hard to find now. I must say that SACD has been a salvation to me, it is an almost perfect format.
I have given away many records, tapes, and CDs, but never because the format was no longer totally hip. When I finished ripping all my CDs to my 1TB hard drive, it died. New drive was free. When I have a mirror drive installed, I may try again.
Since the invention of MP3 players & DACs, I've only purged what CDs & vinyl records I no longer want (almost all of them). I sell these to local record traders & use the proceeds to purchase music that I don't have.
I was born in 1961 and didn't have any money for music until my early twenties, which coincided with the cassette tape era—a truly low-fi experience, despite my Nakamichi 505. Bought my first CD in 1985 and ditched all the cassettes. Of course, now I am a vinyl junkie, but I won't be disposing of any of my CDs any time soon
I still have several hundred records and (self-recorded) tapes. No plans to get rid of my collection of CDs either. I continue to listen to all the formats from time to time, including my MP3 recordings. Some recordings are only available on one format.
Still have about 500 cassettes, purchased or recorded from CDs in the late '80s when my car had only a cassette player. Although I haven't listened to 90% of them in the last decade, I hate to throw them out. I feel sorry for them. Is there a heaven for cassette tapes?

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The reason the dinosaurs are no longer around," Chris Lewicki recently told a conference on extra-terrestrial mining, "is that they didn't have a space program."
No one laughed. The 45 mining engineers, robotacists, aspiring entrepreneurs and other specialists attending the Third Joint Meeting of the Space Resources Round Table and the Planetary & Terrestrial Mining Sciences Symposium, held June 4-7 at the Colorado School of Mines in Golden, are a crew that takes asteroids very seriously — both as an existential threat to life on Earth and as a business opportunity.
As does Lewicki. He is president of Planetary Resources, Inc., the Asteroid Mining Company. Planetary Resources made international news when it held a coming-out press conference in Seattle April 24 and announced 1) its goal was to mine near-Earth asteroids, and 2) it had the backing of some serious, high-profile, and deep-pocketed entrepreneurs, including Google Chairman Eric Schmidt, Google co-founder Larry Page, real estate and software developer H. Ross Perot, Jr., and filmmaker James Cameron.
The announcement, together with the successful launch of Space Exploration Technology, Inc.'s (SpaceX's) commercially developed Dragon cargo-carrying spacecraft on the company's Falcon 9 rocket, prompted the country's space enthusiasts to prick up their ears like nothing in decades.
Lewicki said that in the six weeks since the press conference, Planetary Resources has received 2,000 job applications and 5,000 investment requests. And thousands of emails saying, in so many words, it's about time, right on, at last and god speed.
The most striking thing in the outpouring, he said, has been "the element I never experienced in all my time at NASA, which was one of hope."
Planetary's business plan is direct and audacious:
First, it intends to prospect for resource-rich asteroids relatively close to Earth.
(Near-Earth asteroids are asteroids orbiting the sun within about 30 million miles of Earth's orbit, which is relatively close compared to asteroids in the asteroid belt, which are roughly 90 million to 250 million miles from Earth. Some 9,000 near-Earth asteroids have been discovered in recent years, and the number is growing by about 1,000 a year. More than 1,500 of them are easier to get to than the moon, Lewicki said.)
Initially, the prospecting will be done with swarms of small orbiting space telescopes smaller than a lecture podium. (For comparison, spy satellites can be as long as an 18-wheel truck.) The company has already built prototypes. These telescopes can also be used for terrestrial imaging at a fraction of the cost of contemporary military and civilian observation satellites, which will make remote imaging from space available and affordable to a vastly expanded pool of new users — and will provide early revenue for Planetary Resources.
"The reason we are focused on tiny little telescopes," Lewicki said, "is that they are really, really cheap."
"We want to build Fords, not Ferraris," he added. The orbiting mini-telescopes will be followed by telescopes to which propulsion and additional scientific instrumentation has been added. These will be sent for a close-up look at Earthcrossing asteroids, which are asteroids that cross Earth's orbit. Several of these are seen for the first time each year. Planetary Resources wants to send interceptor missions to some of those that come closest to the Earth, which will allow it to quickly acquire data on several near- Earth asteroids.
Beefed-up versions of the interceptor craft equipped with lasers for deep space communications can then be sent to rendezvous with asteroids much farther from Earth and be put into orbit around them for extended data collection on the asteroids' shape, rotation, density, and surface and sub-surface composition.
Watering holes
The resources the company will be looking for include metals, precious and otherwise, but heading the list will be water. Apart from being necessary to sustain life and being essential to a host of chemical and manufacturing processes, the water molecule can be split into hydrogen and oxygen, which can be used as rocket fuel. The ability to refuel spacecraft after they have climbed out of Earth's gravity well would spectacularly expand humanity's space-faring abilities.
"The water resources and the in-space use of the water resources is what allows you to do anything else in space," he said.
That view was shared by a number of other conference participants.
"Access to water is the single most critical thing," said Jim Keravala, chief operating officer of Shackleton Energy Company, a Texas start-up company that wants to mine water on the moon — two NASA missions conclusively established its presence several years ago — and turn it into rocket fuel, which it will dispense from a network of refueling service stations that it will establish in low Earth orbit.
The moon's gravity is only one-sixth that of Earth's, which means getting the fuel from the moon to the service stations would require only 1/14th to 1/20th as much propellant as launching a comparable amount from Earth.
"Water is the single most important locationdependent resource for a potential future human mission to Mars," according to a paper written for the conference by a group of NASA and academic space scientists studying possible Mars exploration.
The consensus among conference participants extended considerably beyond the importance of water and included the future of human activity in space and a number of basic points of agreement that collectively amount to a shared vision of how humanity will expand into space.
Among them: • There can be no sustainable human presence in space without the exploitation of extraterrestrial resources. (In situ resource utilization, or ISRU, is the term of art.)
• The most important resource to find and exploit is water, followed closely by other "volatiles," including carbon dioxide, ammonia and methane. The presence of these and several other volatiles has been detected on the moon, asteroids and Mars.
• Mining on the moon, asteroids and Mars will require the extensive use of custom-designed, self-replicating robots.
• Energy for extra-terrestrial mining operations will come from either solar or nuclear power.
• The early business opportunities for private space ventures include the production of rocket fuel for extra-terrestrial refueling of spacecraft, remote sensing from orbit and, possibly, solarpowered satellites that would beam electricity down to Earth.
• The private sector will take the lead in space exploration from now on. NASA's role will increasingly become research, support and enabling. If space exploration isn't profitable, it won't happen.
• Success will depend on dramatically reducing costs (by at least an order of magnitude or more) and keeping them down.
• Success will also depend on "bootstrapping," with self-replicated robotics.
The concept calls for simple robots to mine raw materials that other simple robots can use to reproduce themselves, and then more complex robots that will perform larger and more complicated tasks — eventually building an entire extraterrestrial industrial infrastructure.
• Extraterrestrial conditions, including temperature extremes, high vacuum, unearthly soils, low or no gravity, and so on, will pose unique challenges for mining, but will also present miners with some unique opportunities.
• The satellites and robots used for prospecting, mining and eventually manufacturing have to be small, affordable, expendable and replacable. Failure, and the ability to recover from it, has to be an option.
The new world
There is also agreement that the risks facing private-sector space ventures are enormous, but so are the potential payoffs — riches beyond imagination. Planetary Resources and Shackleton executives have not hesitated to compare the payoff, and the lure, to the discovery and settlement of the New World and the exploitation of its resources — only a lot larger.
"It will be tens or hundreds of billions a year," Lewicki said.
Shackleton's Kervala also put the returns "in the hundreds of billions of dollars."
How long would it take to bootstrap the creation of a major extraterrestrial industrial presence? Only a few decades, in the estimation of four NASA researchers who studied the question. A team led by Philip Metzger at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida calculates that, thanks to advances in robotics and additive manufacturing (the process of making three-dimensional objects from a digital file with a device that builds them up layer by layer by spraying material like an ink jet printer), "it has almost become feasible to bootstrap a self-sustaining, selfexpanding industry" on the moon "at a reasonably low cost" during a period of about 20 years. The amount of equipment necessary to land on the moon to get things going would amount to as little as 12 metric tons delivered over the 20-year timeframe.
"The strategy begins with a subreplicating system and evolves it toward full self-sustainability (full-closure) via an in situ technology spiral," they wrote.
"The industry grows exponentially due to the free real estate, energy and material resources of space. The mass of industrial assets at the end of bootstrapping will be 156 metric tons with 60 humanoid robots, or as high as 40,000 metric tons with as many as 100,000 humanoid robots if faster manufacturing is supported by launching a total of 41 metric tons to the moon."
"Within another few decades with no further investment, it can have millions of times the industrial capacity of the United States … This industry promises to revolutionize the human condition," they conclude.
Implementation of this grandiose vision begins with some nitty-gritty mining, and that's where a mining engineer like Leslie Gertsch, a professor at the Missouri University of Science and Technology at Rolla, come in. Gertsch presented a paper pointing out that mining the lunar regolith (surface soils) for volatiles will involve more than just scooping the stuff into trucks and hauling it off for processing. Merely disturbing the regolith might be enough to cause the volatiles to sublimate (change directly from frozen solids to gases that dissipate in the near vacuum that passes for the moon's atmosphere.)
Consequently, she proposes adapting a number of mature terrestrial mining techniques to mine them from below. These include long-wall mining, surface caving (where loose material is under-mined and allowed to fall into a drift) and horizontal directional drilling, borrowed from the oil industry.
Others think surface mining could be made to work. Bonnie Cooper of ESCG/Jacobs Technology, as well as her colleagues Kris Zacny of Honeybee Robotics and D.S. McKay of NASA, proposed an approach to mining lunar regolith called pneumatic separation. The process takes advantage of experimental evidence that the finer the grain size of lunar soil particles, the higher their hydrogen content. (The hydrogen in question is believed to come from the solar wind. Hydrogen can be used to make water, or as rocket fuel. Cooper also points to evidence that lunar water deposits aren't confined to permanently shaded craters at the Moon's poles, but that small amounts of water are also present in soils in the moon's equatorial regions.)
The system Cooper proposes is a wheeled mobile extractor that uses small puffs of gas to stir up the finest and most hydrogen-rich particles (just a few microns in diameter), which would then be trapped and stripped of their hydrogen and any other volatiles they might contain.
"Pneumatic separation and transport gives us the potential to obtain the vast majority of the moon's resources in a simple and economical way, anywhere on the moon," she says. Cooper's colleagues at Honeybee Robotics have already performed a proof-of-concept experiment of a pneumatic transfer system in a vacuum chamber.
Robot with an auger
The Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite (LCROSS) mission in 2009, which crashed a satellite into a crater while a second satellite in orbit measured the chemical composition of the plume, indicated that the concentration of water in the frozen lunar regolith is 5.6 percent. Other volatiles, such as mercury, sodium, sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, formaldehyde, ammonia and methanol, were also detected. When robotic prospectors land on the moon and Mars in search of water, they will not be chipping away at frozen lunar and Martian soil with pick-axes or any other conventional extraction techniques.
"Icy soils are harder than concrete," said Zacny. His company, Honeybee Robotics, specializes in making advanced robotic and spacecraft systems.
And that's on Earth, where frozen soils were measured at 40 below zero, which is positively balmy compared to low temperatures during the lunar night (which lasts two weeks) and the Martian winter. Moreover, any frozen water in exposed lunar or Martian soil would quickly be lost through sublimation.
However, if picking at icy regolith is a non-starter, drilling is another matter. So Honeybee designed a wheeled prospecting robot fitted with an auger that retains the soil on its flutes. The auger is then raised into a cylindrical extraction chamber, which is sealed. Once the auger and the soil are in the extraction chamber they are heated, and the water (and any other volatiles that might be present) is removed as vapor to a tank, where it condenses. The auger is then lowered out of the extraction chamber and spun in reverse to get rid of the dried soil. The robot then moves on to the next drilling site and the process is repeated.
Honeybee demonstrated drilling to one meter in ice and ice-cemented ground to prove the concept. It also built a scaled model of the extraction system to demonstrate the feasibility of water extraction. It was tested in a "Mars chamber" and successfully recovered more than 60 percent of the water present, Zacny said.
One problem facing those who want extraterrestrial mining robots is finding suitable test sites. Lunar regolith may be granular, but it is nothing like sand on Earth. And it's in short supply on Earth. The Earth's total supply of lunar soil currently consists of whatever was scooped up and returned to Earth by the Apollo astronauts.
A volcanic solution?
One solution, proposed by Pacific International Space Center for Exploration Systems (PISCES) of Hilo, Hawaii, is the establishment of a test center high on the slopes of a volcano on the island of Hawaii. According to John Hamilton of PISCES, the island has soil at 9,000 to 11,000 feet that is analogous to Martian soil.
The basaltic rock is also fairly similar to lunar regolith, and apart from testing sampling and mining robots in it, PISCES is investigating using it for construction materials. Lunar regolith can be formed into building blocks by sintering, a process that involves the controlled melting of a powder at the grain boundaries to produce optimum mechanical properties. They could be used for paving launch pads, providing radiation shielding and constructing buildings, including human habitations, eventually. These techniques could have terrestrial uses as well. The paving part has gotten the attention of the Hawaiian legislature, which is interested in finding ways to pave the state's roads without asphalt. (Currently, all the asphalt used in Hawaii has to be shipped in from the mainland.) The terrestrial uses for basaltic construction materials — blocks, bricks and paving — could provide PISCES and other companies with early revenues and a path to develop their technologies.
A different approach to testing is to manufacture material that simulates lunar and other celestial regoliths. Zybek Advanced Products (ZAP), a Boulder company, is doing just that. The company, which has produced lunar simulants for NASA and the U.S. Geological Survey, makes the material using a system that can generate plasma temperatures approaching 20,000K. The system produces glass from a wide variety of feed stock materials. The glasses are then broken up into jagged particles of sub-micron to 100-micron size, which simulate those found on the moon. Company officials think there are a number of terrestrial applications of its technology as well.
NASA has funded a lot of robot mining research over the years, but it may have stumbled onto a way of getting a lot of new, low-cost technology.
The space agency runs an annual competition in which university studentdesigned lunar mining robots compete against each other. The machines are required to excavate and load a minimum of 10 kilograms of simulated lunar soil from a 25 x 25 foot bin of the stuff in two separate 10-minute timed competition events. The robots can be either remotely controlled or autonomous.
Last year, 55 teams entered the contest. "NASA got 55 prototypes for free. I call it crowd-sourcing," said Robert Mueller, chief of NASA's Surface Systems Office at the Kennedy Space Center. He said the competition prods NASA's engineers to think outside the box.
The event's corporate sponsors include Caterpillar, Newmont Mining, Harris and Honeybee Robotics. Caterpillar has been sufficiently impressed by the work of some team members that it has subsequently hired seven of them.
The issue of asteroids crashing into the Earth didn't receive a lot of attention at the conference, but one point was alluded to several times — that space prospecting activities can't help but lead to a boom in the discovery of asteroids, the tracking of their orbits (how else could you stake a claim on a lode zipping around at 80,000 miles an hour?) and, therefore, the identification of potential threats.
If and when a mature asteroid mining industry emerges, it would likely have the resources available to either divert a threat or, given sufficient warning, mine it out of existence.
Which means the chances of humanity getting sucker-punched by an asteroid the way the dinosaurs were will take a giant leap downward.
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As a great friend and mentor to me once said, "Advanced web metrics is about doing the basics very well and applying it in a clever way."
I wish I had thought of that phrase! It epitomises everything about my approach to Google Analytics and my books. I am a PhD scientist, though my aim is to simplify the process of gaining insights from your data. To date, I have written four books on the subject and sold over 100,000 copies worldwide and in many languages. The latest is Successful Analytics.
If you have read one of my books, please spend a few seconds answering these 3 simple questions to help me understand sales.
Successful Analytics
– Gain Business Insights By Managing Google Analytics
ISBN: 978-1910591000; 336 pages; Full colour; Paperback; Published January 2015
As the title suggests, my latest book details how to be successful with Google Analytics in your organisation…
Because there's nothing worse than a great analysis of bad data, the book has a strong focus on Data Quality, and I detail the process of how to audit your Google Analytics data without looking at code. With clean data coming in, the emphasis switches to building KPIs and dashboards, with a chapter dedicated to real-world case studies via story telling!
For data managers who need to get up-to-speed on key areas, there are chapters to help you build your internal measurement process; jumpstart guides for understanding key features and tracking methodologies; help with understanding your data responsibilities for best practice and EU privacy laws; and helpful advice on building your team.
Interest piqued…?
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This short video is from Rene Nijhuis who interviewed me at the iProspect offices. His question: "Why do you write books?"
Advanced Web Metrics with Google Analytics
Three editions (2008, 2010, 2012)
AWM was a huge success (sales greater than all other GA books combined!) and translated into 5 languages. They are technical and advanced guides aimed at deep-dive practitioners. That is, for digital marketers and analysts to understand the detail of Google Analytics. I describe the book as a hands-on manual of techniques and methodologies to solve real-world website problems using data.
Please note the content is now largely out of date (covers only "classic" ga.js analytics). That is, although the principals and approach remain very relevant, specific technicalities and features of GA have moved on rapidly – including "universal analytics" and the GTM. So rapidly it has become one of Google's most advanced products, and too rapid for such a guide/manual to be suitable for a printed book.
Reviews and feedback for Advanced Web Metrics with Google Analytics are both humbling and very rewarding – its why I continue to write! So if you have read one of my books please add a review, either here or Amazon et al, and tell me what you think.
Fantastic book for academia and professionals, 8 April 2012
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Dear Brian,
i'm waiting for a new updated version of your Advanced Web Metrics with Google Analytics, also translated in italian! I can wait for him soon?
I read Table 1.2 and found http://www.advanced-web-metrics.com/ is redirected to https://brianclifton.com. On the book it said,"The Excel spreadsheet of Table 1.2 is available at http://www.advanced-web-metrics.com" Where is the link? I can not found it. Please help me. Thanks.
Dear Sir,
I have working knowledge of GA. I want to have in depth, fundamental and solid foundation in analytics as well as GA. Such as GAT code, modification , data accuracy, comparison between
I found your AWM contains lot of information which will teach me much more than typical GA books.
Am I correct? Which chapters from AWM should not be read by me?
Kindly reply.
Bhavesh Desai
Hi Brian, just been having a flick through the book (AWM3) and although the principles are still solid, it is starting to show its age a little now. When can we expect an updated AWM4 covering the likes of Universal Analytics etc.?
Hi, Brian, I write you from Argentine. I'd like to know if will be possible to buy an digital edition of your next book, because is not possible to get your books here. I bought an used edition of AWM1 from an e-commerce, but that was just good luck. Bye.
Dear Brian,
I was going to buy your book and then received e-mail from Google about Universal Analytics. Do you intend to update your book to cover UA? When can we expect it? I am eager to read it and apply it, read incredible reviews about your work… thanks in advance.
Best regards from Rio!
I have the pleasure of working with Brian as well as reading his book. I work mainly with search engine marketing and have found the book to be my Encyclopedia Analytica. The book that's always on my desk at the office and always in my Kindle when I'm on the move. There are too many ways of tackling your problems and data to keep in mind, if you don't work with GA on a daily basis. This book is keeping me away from misunderstanding the data in front of me and explaining how I measure success. I highly recommend the book!
Hi Brian – just wanted to stop by and say thanks for writing this book. It has been extremely useful and was very easy to read and understand! 🙂
Hello Brian,
Do you still offer "50% off on the Google Analytics Individual Qualification test" with your book? because in the old edition i just found "Special offers from Google Inside, get a Google AdWords gift card worth $25 and find details on how you can save 50% on the Google Analytics Individual Qualification test!" but in the new one just "Google AdWords gift card worth $50!" only.
I think that the book looks very interesting. However, I have a doubt. The book is publishing on March 2012, is it updated? Nowdays, google is changing so quickly and I'm wondering if I should wait to find a new edition or if I should check any tutorial to find more updated information.
I would like to give Brian a great compliment on writing this book. It explains in easy words how google analytics works. Using it really good is not easy but with this book you will learn it fast!
Any idea when the PDF version will be launch ?
I think metrics are so important these days for marketers to prove their value… especially in these economic times. I especially like the look of the chapter on KPIs… considering a purchase 🙂
A big improvement from the 2nd edition, IMHO. A must for all the people like me that work thoroughly with Google Analytics. Thanks! and Greetings from Chile.
Hi Brian,
Is this book stil up-to-date with the latest version of Google Analytics?
Hi Brian,
Thanks for your response. I will check those chapters out in the book and respond with additional questions if I have any.
Hi Brian,
Is there any case studies or examples offered in the book that specifically cover how to track, measure, and analyze the effectiveness and ROI of Facebook and twitter marketing campaigns?
Hi there!
Loved the 2nd edition, ordered the 3rd but it is delayed (CDON.com) any idea of when it will be shipped?
Hello Brian,
I've just read your book. Thanks again for offering it to me 🙂 Your book is helping me a lot in my job (I'm web analyst in an agency). Your explanations about ROI and Real-World Task are really useful. I also like the tips you give about some KPIs and techniques. It's very easy to understand and take in practice.
Thanks for this book. I'm making my way through 2nd Edition and am picking up lots and lots. Since GA now has offered the later asynchronous code snippet and your book recommends the older snippet, is there any one-place to catch you up on things to add in all the code snippets you offer in the book — to include newer code?
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Budapest Hostels, Hungary
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Hostel | 1.4 km
Flow Hostel is a brand new hostel with high quality living spaces!from 7.70 USD
Hostel | 0.7 km
We are in the centre of Budapest party area! The customers can enjoy in exclusively our huge bar, the restaurants on the ground floor and a wonderful…Read more rooftop terrace!from 6.17 USD
Hostel | 1.1 km
Avenue hostel has recently been renovated from top to bottom to a design created by up-and-coming interior designers the place is so new it should…Read more have 'wet paint' signs all over.from 5.94 USD
Hostel | 0.8 km
Our newest Maverick is also in the city centre. We offer free internet, top quality private and dorm rooms with a/c and daily cleaning. We also…Read more host free and meaningful social events regularly.from 8.13 USD
Hostel | 0.8 km
Why stay with us? Best possible location, beautiful and clean environment with free wifi, helpful, local staff, free tea and coffee.from 7.79 USD
Hostel | 0.2 km
Welcome to Adagio Hostel 2.0 Basilica, on the best possible location you could find in the capital, in a world heritage building.from 10.90 USD
Hostel | 0.4 km
Essential Hostel is perfect located in the centre of Budapest, within few minutes to the clubs and pubs area! Free Luggage storage and WiFi!…Read morefrom 1.38 USD
Hostel | 0.3 km
We are located in the Heart of the City. Also, we have the keys to our magnificent Budapest AND the answer to the ultimate question of life the…Read more universe and everything is written on our wall.from 6.88 USD
Hostel | 1.2 km
Brand new hostel, in the middle of the downtown, on the main boulevard of Budapest, everything is in walking distance! Brand new beds, bathrooms…Read more and toilets, huge kitchen, cozy common room with a game corner, free maps, towels, linens...you will like it !from 8.80 USD
Hostel | 1.0 km
If you want meet new people, in a wonderful and relaxing atmosphere... Unity Hostel is the perfect place for you!from 6.49 USD
Hostel | 1.0 km
Free breakfast- all-you- can- eat! Low price- always reasonable! Great location- walk out and enjoy the city! Free internet- WiFi included! Helpful…Read more staff- knowledge is our best skill! Need more? Read about us here and book your bed today!from 6.93 USD
Hostel | 1.8 km
GoodMo House offers cozy and comfortable lodging in Budapest.from 5.10 USD
Hostel | 0.8 km
Meander Hostel offers cozy and comfortable lodging in Budapest.from 3.25 USD
Hostel | 1.0 km
We are one of the biggest party hostels in Budapest, and a proud member of the award winning Budapest Party Hostels chain! We specialize in drunken…Read more debauchery, massive nights out with our sister hostels, and providing a venue for young travellers to come together and just get absolutely wrecked with like minded people from around the globe! You can sleep when you're dead, so don't expect to get any here!from 6.01 USD
Hostel | 1.1 km
HI GUYS WE ARE ARNOLD AND BALINT AND WE ARE WAITING FOR GUESTS TO OUR RENEWED HOSTEL. WE HAVE MORE SHOWERS AND FACILITIES AND WE HAVE A NEW IMAGE! The…Read more Adagio Hostel is located in the heart of the city,on the Oktogon square. Come and stay at the best and coziest hostel in the town, where you can feel completely at home! What we can offer to our visitors? Homely atmospheres, affordable prices, free luggage storage, individual security lockers, comfortable beds, friendly and helpful staff.from 5.01 USD
Hostel | 0.9 km
Purpose built new hostel in a historic building Beyond the fact that Bazár Hostel is located in the most happening quarter, in the heart of…Read more the city, it offers great comfort for travellers exhausting themselves on culture and entertainment. In our comfortable communal space you can socialise in a stylish interior. The kitchen conveniently caters for big groups. This part of the building was re-designed especially for a hostel, so it offers every possible comfort and all practical solutions.from 8.80 USD
Hostel | 0.4 km
Absolut City Hostel is located in the heart of Budapest and offers affordable accommodation in private and shared rooms. Bed linen, free Wi-Fi…Read more is included. We have 24hour reception and a bar as well.from 8.69 USD
Hostel | 1.5 km
Aventura Boutique Hostel and Apartments is a very small, four room, cozy, nicely decorated, family run boutique hostel in the centre of Budapest.…Read more We have three dormitory rooms one double room and three separate fully equipped apartment near the hostel. We are located 2 minutes from "Nyugati" metro station and few minutes from Margaret Island, in the most popular traditional residential neighbourhood of the Pest side (Újlipótváros). Numerous attractions are within 15-20 min walk, and all kind of facilities are available in the area (banks, money exchange, post office, pharmacy, grocery stores and lots of small cafés and eateries). Our hostel is welcoming all ages!from 13.37 USD
Hostel | 1.5 km
Our hostel is ideal for groups of friends and also for individuals who would like to get to know new people.from 14.31 USD
Guesthouse | 0.8 km
We are a small, Eco-friendly hostel located in the heart of Budapest, in the most vibrant part of downtown. We provide affordable, clean and…Read more spacious rooms during your visit, where you can relax and enjoy your vacation. We, too, travel, knowing the importance of a good location, cleanliness and a helping hand. Being at home for us a lot of things are natural, which you may find tricky. There is a lot more than sights - ask and we help in all we can, so you have an excellent time in Budapest. ATTENTION August travelers: Sziget music festival is between the 10th - 17 th of August.from 17.61 USD
Hostel | 2.7 km
Budapest Budget Hostel offers you a unique deal: we offer low prices without a compromise on quality – you get the best value for your money…Read more staying in our cozy and quiet place. It's always a good idea check out our seasonal promotion offers kept up-to date on our site – your best bargain package can get even as low as €7 per person per night!from 7.15 USD
Hostel | 0.1 km
Centrally located hostel and apartments located near to all major landmarks, and walking distance from many restaurants, bars and parties.from 8.86 USD
Hostel | 2.5 km
The Baroque Hostel is a fresh renovated accomodation in the heart of Budapest! We keep the flat's baroque-bohemian style, where a barons family…Read more lived for 50 years. We make it much more in modern-stylish with minimalist design. It's unique in Budapest: we are a gay friendly hostel - our atmosphere and open minded staff can give a cool background to your "different" Budapest visit!from 7.70 USD
Hostel | 0.9 km
A perfect location in the thick of the city centers culture and night life that still allows for a quieter more restful hostel experience.from 11.62 USD
Apartment | 1.2 km
The Locust Tree Apartments offers spacious, furbished apartments for less cheaper than the prices of the Budapest Hotels. Every apartment is…Read more with a perfectly equipped kitchen, TV, DVD player, and free WIFI for the comfort of the guests. On the reception guests can receive all the information before setting off to the city, purchasing tickets for the most known and liked programs is possible from the ever-friendly staff.from 9.72 USD
Hostel | 0.6 km
Are you asking yourself why most of our guests reward us for the best location in Budapest? Our location is hardly beatable- all the famous…Read more sights of the city and the night-life zones can be reached by taking a few steps out of the doorfrom 3.25 USD
Hostel | 1.6 km
New Location, same great atmosphere! Suite Hostel is the perfect place to hang out and enjoy your time in Budapest. Come join our community and…Read more experience in Budapest!from 16.51 USD
Hostel | 1.4 km
Hipster Hostel is a brand new, stylish, DIY hostel located in the heart of Budapest, in a bohemian/student area, 50m from metro/tram/bus, surrounded…Read more with cafés/restaurants/pubs/, you can get to any major sights in a wink! Young, hot, and reasonable prices. So, do you fancy it?from 7.70 USD
Hostel | 1.1 km
Friends Hostel Budapest - your hostel choice in Budapest, great located cozy and small hostel in central Budapest: Privates (ensuite & shared…Read more bath), dorm, well-equipped guest kitchen, no curfew-lockout, laundry; free Internet; breakfast/-possible (in 100 m). Welcome to Friends!from 0.30 USD
Hostel | 0.9 km
*** WINNER of monthly award in 'Value' -September 2012 *** The 11th hour hostel is located deep in the historical center in a classical building…Read more with friendly staff, an easy going atmosphere, and a huge open common area and courtyard. We provide FREE: internet, fresh coffee, tea, movies, linen, pub crawls, lockers, luggage room, hair dryer, iron, city map and flyers, postcards, printing of travel documents and table football.from 11.01 USD
Hostel | 2.0 km
Our charming Hostel is located in the center of Budapest, a stones throw from the International Train Station, Keleti Pu.from 13.01 USD
Hostel | 0.3 km
Cooltour Hostel offers guests a top quality service in a very central area of scenic Budapest.from 5.85 USD
Hostel | 1.1 km
Lavender Circus is a quite property like place in the city centre. Mainly with 2 bed private rooms for couples and friends. We have a community…Read more room. We offer comfortable accommodation and affordable rates.from 19.26 USD
Hostel | 0.6 km
Happyflat is cheery, lively, youthful, zippy and homely accommodation in the most city central! Happyflat awaits all those looking for happy,…Read more family-friendly, vivid accommodation in the heart of Budapest with a well knowledge staff who ready to give you all information's about day and night life of Budapest! You can be sure not get lost in the city in any way!from 9.80 USD
Hostel | 1.1 km
Situated only 30 metres from the main tourist spot, Vaci Utca, where you will find many restaurants and shops, and right beside the huge market…Read more hall. We offer great process for fantastic accommodationfrom 12.35 USD
Hostel | 0.8 km
Free laundry after the 4th night. Free coffee and tea 24/7. If you like places with history and unique atmosphere you will love our cozy,…Read more small hostel in the heart of Budapest, close to the Danube bank, surrounded by history, classicist buildings and monuments to see. Our goal is to feel yourself comfortable and safe in our hostel and make your stay in Budapest pleasant informing you upon arrival all the important spots on a free Budapest map. No hidden charges. What we can offer to our visitors? Homely atmosphere, affordable prices, free luggage storage, individual security lockers, comfortable beds, friendly and helpful staff. We provide free use of internet and WIFI, free use of linen, free unlimited self-serving coffee and/or tea, cooking facilities, washing facilities, free maps. Important information: Check in time is from 13-01 But no curfew, no lockout - every guest get the keys. Attention: Please, be specific with your arrival time. Our reception is not permanent. You can inform us by phone or email until the day of your arrival about any change of your arrival time. There are several party places around the hostel therefore parties are not allowed in our facilities. Common area is closed at 23:00 to ensure that guests who want to sleep can do so. When you make the booking, write us an email address that you check often in order to arrange your arrival time and other matters. Cancellation policy: Guests can cancel their reservation free of charge up to 2 days before arrival. Deposits paid are non refundable. -Taxes are not included. This cost is 2 euro per person per night.from 7.48 USD
Hostel | 1.9 km
Our hostel has 6 rooms in total. One of them has 4beds, and you have the option to rent out the whole room just for you . We have 3further rooms…Read more with 6 beds and 2 more rooms with 8 beds. All of our beds are bunk beds. We provide bed linens, towels and a security locker for free. We have shared bathrooms, but separate for ladies and men. You can also feel free to use our washing machine and thumble dryer! There is an air conditioner in all of the rooms and also in the common area!from 6.47 USD
Hostel | 1.1 km
Voted ?Best Hostel in Hungary 2008?, by Hostelworld.com customers. Cosy, unique hostel in the heart of the city. Our location is excellent, easy…Read more to reach from every train and bus station.from 6.50 USD
Hostel | 1.1 km
We are just one block from the Danube River in the heart of the old walled city of Pest. Free internet, free (real) coffee, nightly films and…Read more no bunk-beds.from 9.91 USD
Hostel | 1.6 km
Get to know Budapest as the locals do! Mandala Hostel is a cosy and friendly hostel in the heart of the city of Budapest and is one of the favourite…Read more hostels for all the tourists since 2005.from 7.70 USD
Hostel | 1.5 km
Hostel in downtown Budapest! While in most European countries pubs and bars are open 'till midnight, in Budapest visitors can enjoy a party until…Read more the next morning. We offer you even more: to have fun 24h a day and then just lie down and get some sleep at the exact same place.from 8.25 USD
Hostel | 1.0 km
Our motto is: "The Guest always comes first". If you are after friendly atmosphere and quiet and clean accommodations, you have come to the right…Read more place.from 8.78 USD
Hostel | 0.6 km
This is a newly renovated familiar hostel in the city center. We are offering accommodation on reasonable price close to all the attractions…Read more of Budapest. The public transport hub is in the near so you won't waste your time with traveling.from 9.91 USD
Hostel | 1.2 km
We at the Downtown Hostel are in the business of accommodating budget minded travelers in a safe, friendly and fun environment. Check in from…Read more 12-24. FREE internet(WIFI),tea and coffee ,maps, information.from 8.80 USD
Apartment | 1.6 km
City Centre Apartments really has the best in location, price and comfort so stay with us and see why!from 14.96 USD
Hostel | 0.3 km
The Activity lounge is a cozy place to meet people, where you can find board games, books and other social activities. We have free Wi-Fi, free…Read more linen, a well equipped kitchen with free coffee, tea, oil & spices and sugar.from 8.80 USD
Hostel | 1.4 km
"Come to my house and be my guest!" Our aim is make travelers' stay as comfortable as at home and help them to have some new, different and…Read more interesting experience in our beloved Budapest!from 14.63 USD
Hostel | 1.5 km
Gallery Hostel has been open since August 2007. We have travelled all around the world. As budget minded frequent travelers, we know what you…Read more need for a nice trip. We provide a nice, warm, clean home base and a friendly staff for your adventures in Budapest. Our rooms are ideal for couples, small groups of 3, and individual travelers. Just let us know what you are after and we give you ideas where to start.from 8.13 USD
Hostel | 1.2 km
William's GUesthouse and Hostel is a small friendly family hostel with privacy and a welcoming atmosphere. All the staffs are family members…Read more and well known the city as they born and live there, they can help you to get a real nice time in Budapest with great advices about the city. Renovations have just finished so this means the rooms, the beds, the showers, toilets and the kitchen are brand new, and only our prices haven't changed!from 2.75 USD
Hotel | 0.9 km
The renovated King's Hotel is centrally located, close to many of the popular attractions and tourist areas.from 23.85 USD
Guesthouse | 3.4 km
Zen House private rooms in a relaxing and friendly environment!from 13.87 USD
Hostel | 0.6 km
IMPORTANT NOTE!!! The hostel has opened three more BRAND NEW rooms as part of Downtown Oasis Hostel. The rooms can be found on Level 3 inside…Read more the same building under the same address. The new property consists of 3 ensuite rooms (Double Bed Ensuite, two 3 triple and two 4 person), a brand new kitchen with a nice common area. Rooms are light and they look to the courtyard / backyard. Please read the room descriptions carefully before you make reservations. Downtown Oasis is a cozy, high quality accommodation at the centre of Budapest for a limited number of guests who are in search of a real Budapest experience and a relaxing stay. Incredible location, clean and spacious private rooms, friendly and calm atmosphere, excellent value. And now the hostel has expanded with three brand new private ensuite rooms that make sure you will have a pieceful and comfortable stay. Please read our description and conditions before you book.from 6.22 USD
Hotel | 1.5 km
Central Hotel 21 *** is located in the city centre of Budapest close to the most visited sites (Danube, Market Hall, Synagogue, National Museum)…Read more and all parts of the city are within easy reach with public transportation or on foot.from 21.46 USD
Hostel | 1.9 km
High quality hostel in the center of Budapest. Good location, nice atmosphere, clean bathrooms. We offer freshly renovated new rooms and apartments…Read more in an authentical Hungarian apartment house. LCD TV and free WIFI in all rooms, fully equipped large kitchen with fresh coffee and tea. Free maps of the city are always available in the 24/7 reception. Flexible check-in and check-out is also possible on request. Groups up to 30 people are welcome! Private parking available 200m from the hostel!from 10.90 USD
Hostel | 0.5 km
Boomerang Hostel is conveniently located in the city center, in a quiet street, just few steps from spectacular St. Steven's Basilica and Parliament…Read more the Danube river! We're walking distance from almost everything. Offering you one of the best starting points during your stay! Choose a cheap, clean and central located hostel!from 10.46 USD
Hotel | 12.6 km
Our modern three-star transit hotel, HOTEL TIMON of a Mediterranean atmosphere has been constructed to meet the needs of all generation.from 13.48 USD
Hostel | 5.5 km
Located on the Buda side, close to Castle Hill where the old town and most historic sites are. Free parking, bikes for rent. Welcome drink in…Read more the bar. Cookout party every Wednesday. Concerts, jam sessions.from 13.21 USD
Hostel | 0.4 km
Hostel located at Deák square, the centre of public transport and entertainment, at the heart of jewish quarter. No bunk beds! PIN code controlled…Read more doors! Free Internet access Lan/WiFi! Air conditioning! Card acceptance! Free coffee and tea! Clean and homey! NOT A PARTY HOSTEL!from 11.01 USD
Guesthouse | 1.1 km
Eitans Guesthouse is situated on one of the grand boulevards of downtown Budapest, among the theatres, music academy, Opera House and next to…Read more the Liszt Ferenc Square, the so called 'Broadway of Budapest' where you can find a great variety of quality restaurants, bars, pubs and night clubs.from 13.37 USD
Hostel | 1.8 km
Metropolis Hostel is new and centrally located property where you can relax and meet new people!from 11.01 USD
Apartment | 0.4 km
This pretty home in a grand art relic building from the 19th century in the heart of Budapest is providing you privacy and freedomfrom 27.52 USD
Guesthouse | 0.9 km
Simple Hostel Budapest is situated in the heart of Budapest!from 16.51 USD
Apartment | 2.4 km
Sun Resort Apartments is ideal starting point to explore the city!from 9.08 USD
Hotel | 9.2 km
Attila hotel is in a quiet district (3rd) of Budapest, in Csillaghegy, with excellent traffic connection to the city center and the historical…Read more city of Szentendre, as well as to the direction of the Danube Bend.from 11.01 USD
Hostel | 2.5 km
V61 Hostel offers unique underground accommodation in Budapest.from 7.80 USD
Hotel | 2.3 km
Hotel Atlantic is a 3 star hotel with an excellent location in the centre of the city.from 27.52 USD
Hotel | 0.7 km
The Panorama Central is located directly in the historical center of Budapest, less than a 5 minute walk from famous Vaci street, Andrassy Avenue,…Read more the Hungarian National Museum, St. Stephen's Basilica and the Dohany Synagogue (Europe's largest). Located in a 19th century building, the space is brand new, having opened in the summer of 2009, and today delivers the height of comfort in classical surroundings.from 13.94 USD
Hotel | 4.0 km
At the Hotel Gloria Budapest City Center, you will enjoy an impressive and cosy stay, and will be lodged in our comfortable rooms and apartments,…Read more totally equipped and designed to offer maximum comfort.from 22.01 USD
Hotel | 1.2 km
Budapest Museum Central is a small, beautifully designed accommodation located in the heart of historical centre of Budapest within walking distance…Read more from the main administrative, business and cultural districts of the city and the famous shopping area of Váci Street.from 21.27 USD
Hostel | 1.1 km
The 'child' of Pal's Hostel & Apartments. Still downtown, still central.from 7.63 USD
Hostel | 2.5 km
We opened our environmentally friendly Green Garden Hostel in March 2018. For the house itself, it was originally a detached mansion from the…Read more first half of 20th century. We tried our best to configure the garden, the house and the rooms to become an adequate place for relaxation after a day wealth of experience.from 33.02 USD
Campsite | 13.5 km
Our Camping is situated in the suburban area of Budapest, a few minutes from Danube river and Lupa island. 20 minutes car ride from city center.…Read more There are several easy ways above bicycle to get there.from 10.97 USD
Hostel | 0.6 km
Opera Hostel Budapest is a brand new hostel in the heart of Budapest, next to St. Stephen's Basilica and the Opera House.from 5.14 USD
Hotel | 2.0 km
The location of Budapest Hotel Charles is ideal: the city center with the shopping area, business world, historical buildings and tourist attractions…Read more are easy to reach. The hotel can be found on the Buda side of the capital, only a few minutes' walk away from Gellert Hill and not far from the Castle District. The bus stops right in front of the building and the second stop is already downtown Budapest with the famous Vaci pedestrian street. 70 rooms with TV, telephone, bath/wc (with hair dryer) and kitchenette.from 24.21 USD
Hostel | 1.5 km
Walking Bed Hostels is the perfect choice for your travels in the city centre of Budapest.from 5.50 USD
Hostel | 1.4 km
Baraka Hostel is situated in a very ideal and central location in Budapest.from 5.50 USD
Hostel | 1.7 km
Grand Backpackers is a newly opened hostel, in the heart of the beautiful city of Budapest.from 5.87 USD
Hostel | 1.4 km
Yes Hostel is a new hostel offering a range of rooms close to the city centre.from 6.04 USD
Hostel | 1.2 km
Miller Hostel is a cozy place for a good night sleep. Plus, it's close to the main attractions of Budapest.from 24.76 USD
Hostel | 1.6 km
Rodamon Budapest Hostel is an amazing hostel in the centre of vibrant Budapest!from 15.96 USD
Hostel | 5.2 km
Located in Budapest, within 5 km of Great Market Hall and 5 km of Citadella, Budapest Garden Hostel features accommodation with a garden and…Read more a terrace, and free WiFi.from 7.70 USD
Hostel | 1.0 km
Toucan Hostel Budapest is a friendly place for travelers in the very heart of Budapest. Affordable prices, clean and cozy rooms with chilled…Read more atmosphere - a place to retreat from the noise of the party district below.from 15.41 USD
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November 24 2019, Silver Spirit , Silversea Cruises
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Dining - The additional size of the ship has provided space for two new-to-Silversea eateries. The Stars Supper Club is a traditional supper club featuring live music and dancing along with dinner. The Asian-inspired Seishin Restaurant, available at an additional fee, offers Kobe beef, sushi and Asian seafood specialties.
Other Silversea staples are back, including the simply named Restaurant, offering international cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner with menus by Relais & Châteaux; La Terrazza, an indoor/outdoor restaurant with ocean views offering buffet-style dining for breakfast and lunch, and authentic Italian cuisine served a la carte for dinner; Le Champagne, an eatery serving six-course meals with wines in an intimate setting (fee applies); and the Pool Grill, providing poolside dining for lunch and dinner (grilled meats and fresh-from-the-oven pizza).
Accommodations - Cabins on Silver Spirit are all-suite and the largest in the Silversea fleet. All are oceanview, and all but 12 will have balconies. All suites include a separate sitting area, a walk-in closet, a marbled bathroom with a double vanity and full-size tub, flat-screen satellite TV with DVD player, writing desk, hair dryer, walk-in closet(s) and sitting area.
Spa & Fitness - The Spa at Silversea is an 8,300-square-ft. space featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, nine treatment rooms, indoor/outdoor relaxation areas, sauna, steam rooms and an outdoor whirlpool. The nearby Fitness Centre offers two aerobic studios and the latest cardio, strength and weight-training equipment including a Kinesis Wall. The standard classes — aerobics, yoga, Pilates and circuit training — will be on offer.
Pool Area - The teaked-out Pool Deck boasts two whirlpools and a poolside bar. The resort-style pool will be heated for cooler weather cruises.
Entertainment - Nighttime venues include the Show Lounge featuring production shows and classical soloists, the Humidor cigar parlor, a casino, Panorama Lounge with dancing and live music, and the top-ship Observation lounge. The pool area will also be a nighttime spot for traditional dances by folkloric troupes and movies on deck
Public Spaces - Silver Spirit will feature a library, Internet cafe, three duty-free shops and a children's program for kids ages 3 to 12.
Oceanview CabinA quiet sanctuary. The sitting area has plenty of room to relax. Large picture windows frame panoramic ocean views. The perfect backdrop for breakfast in bed. Some Vista Suites accommodate three guests. 312 sq ft
Balcony CabinA Silversea signature. Spacious and welcoming. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors open onto a furnished private teak veranda. Each spectacular sunset feels like it is yours alone. Some Veranda Suites accommodate three guests. 376 sq ft including veranda (65 sq ft)
Suite CabinStylish and sophisticated. Separate dining and living rooms. Larger verandas. Situated midship. Perfection in design for comfortable living. Silver Suites accommodate three guests. 742 sq ft including veranda (118 sq ft)
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|Bismarck Daily Tribune, 19FEB1898
"The Jamestown Alert says the prisoner Villers is reported growing weaker but it is possible that he is shamming to gain sympathy. He has constant services of a physician."
Under "State News"
|Bismarck Daily Tribune, 23FEB1898
I noticed that this article already says that he has been found guilty. I don't have the article with that "breaking news" so maybe the search engine missed it and I'll need to go back and manually search. So the above "shamming" (gotta love seeing that phrase in an old newspaper) was to gain sympathy for the sentencing portion.
|Bismarck Daily Tribune, 25FEB1898
No New Trial is Asked in the Villers Case and He is Sentenced for Life.
Prisoner Declares He is Innocent of the Crime for Which He Has Been Convicted.
Various Items of Local News Gathered in and Around the City of Bismarck (doesn't pertain to Villers so will not be transcribed).
Villers Sentenced.
Martin J. Villers, convicted at the January term of court in Stutsman county of the murder of August Tromer, was Thursday sentenced to confinement in the state penitentiary at hard labor for life. Sentence was pronounced by Judge Fisk of Grand Forks who tried the case, because of inteligibility of Judge Glaspell. The prisoner heard the announcement unmoved. No application for a new trial was made. Since his confinement and trial the prisoner has grown visibly weaker. He is an old man of 60 or more, and it is thought by his friends that he will not live out the year. But it is believed the regular habits and work at the penitentiary will bring the old man back to his former health. The absence of employment in the county jail was a serious disappointment to him.
This is the first and only "lifer" Stutsman county has ever sent to the state penitentiary.
A peculiarity of the Villers case is that all of the precautions that were taken by the murderer to conceal the body of his victim, were set at naught by the burrowing of a badger. One of the little animals dug its hole just over the place where the body of Tromer had been buried, and its burrowing threw out pieces of bone, and shreds of clothing, which attracted the attention of a farmer who was plowing in the field, and who made an investigation which led to the discovery of the body. Had it not been for this little animal, the body might never have been discovered and the disappearance of Tromer have always remained a mystery.
When Villers was arrigned for sentence, Judge Fisk asked the prisoner if he had anything to say or had legal cause to show why judgment should not be pronounced against him and it was with an effort that Villers controlled himself. His face grew white and his mouth twitched as he rose and replied "No." He stated the jury had found him guilty. He said he was innocent of the crime charged against him but supposed he would have to suffer for it.
Attorney Ellsworth made a merely formal motion for an arrest of judgment which was denied and then asked that the time in which to prepare a statement of the case, to be used in a motion for a new trial, also the time for making such motion, be extended to June 1. This the judge granted. An appeal of the case, it may be stated, may be taken with within one year after sentence, according to law.
The court directed, in view of the weakened condition of the prisoner stated by his attorney, that the prisoner be kept at Jamestown until the sheriff considered his condition proper for removal to Bismarck."
Gotta love the mentality that hard labor would make him healthy again. Martin Villers did manage to live until 1904. Whether he was ill at the time he was sentenced isn't known. I guess putting his death certificate on my "To Do List" is next! I also find it interesting that even though they acknowledge that this case was special, it didn't make the front page. It was on page 3 of a 4 page paper!
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