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4.5-star luxury hotel with an outdoor pool in Chatswood (North Shore Sydney)
This luxury hotel is located in Chatswood (North Shore Sydney), close to Westfield Chatswood Mall, Chatswood Golf Club, and Lane Cove National Park. Local attractions also include Killara Golf Club and Marian Street Theatre.
Hotel Features
Recreational amenities at The Sebel Sydney Chatswood include an outdoor pool and a spa tub. Other amenities include wireless Internet access (surcharge) and a porter/bellhop.
Room Amenities
Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature kitchens, refrigerators, and microwaves.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Renovations & Closures
- Details
- This property is undergoing renovations from 1 January 2014 to 31 March 2014 (completion date subject to change).Every effort will be made to minimize noise and disturbance.
The Sebel Sydney Chatswood Amenities
- General
In addition to an outdoor pool, The Sebel Sydney Chatswood provides a spa tub, a sauna, and a fitness center. High-speed wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. This 4.5-star property offers access to a business center, limo/town car service, and audiovisual equipment. Event facilities measuring 1592 square feet (148 square meters) include conference/meeting rooms and small meeting rooms. This luxury hotel also offers multilingual staff, concierge services, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Wedding services, currency exchange, and tour assistance can be provided. Limited onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis (surcharge).
The Sebel Sydney Chatswood is a smoke-free property.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Wireless Internet access - surcharge
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 148
- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 3
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 1592
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Total number of rooms - 53
- Audiovisual equipment
- Babysitting or childcare
- Number of floors - 14
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Business center
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Currency exchange
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Event catering
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Luggage storage
- Parking limited (surcharge)
- Laundry facilities
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Medical assistance available
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Parking (surcharge)
- Patio
- Porter/bellhop
- Sauna
- Security guard
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Tour assistance
- Wedding services
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Wireless Internet access - surcharge
- Parking
Parking (surcharge), Self parking (surcharge), Parking limited (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Private bathroom
- DVD player
- Balcony
- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Direct-dial phone
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Separate bathtub and shower
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Daily housekeeping
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Complimentary newspaper
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Recreation
An outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Boat launch nearby
- Pilates classes/instruction nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
- Tennis nearby
- Racquetball/squash nearby
- Basketball nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Bird watching nearby
- Playground nearby
- Swimming on site
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
The Sebel Sydney Chatswood Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11 AM
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard, Visa
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Self parking fee: AUD 22.00 per night
- Crib (infant bed) fee: AUD 10 per night
- Onsite credit card charges are subject to a surcharge
National Rating
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Official Australia STAR Rating provided by AAA Tourism Pty Ltd
AAA Tourism Pty Ltd assigns an official STAR Rating for accommodations in Australia. This Self Catering property is rated 4.5 stars.


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Australia's performance in 2013 depends on how well it can rebalance its economy away from mining-led growth, say experts.
Often called the "lucky country" because of its rich natural resources, Australia's growth has long been funded by the commodities boom but now, economists say, there are a few other bright spots that could pick up where mining left off.
(Read more: Are Australia's Days as the 'Lucky Country' Numbered?)
A recovery in domestic sectors like housing and consumption should be able to keep Australia on track for about 3 percent gross domestic product (GDP) growth this year, close to the forecasted 3.5 percent annual growth for calendar year 2012, Paul Bloxham, chief economist for Australia and New Zealand at HSBC said.
"Australia will pull off a great rebalancing act and shift from being very mining led to being more driven by other sectors of the economy," said Bloxham, adding that record low interest rates will provide support the housing and retail markets need to pick up the slack.
Michael Blythe, chief economist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia also expects a boost in housing construction as resources from mining construction become free, following a drop in investment.
"If we get the residential sector moving, that will be a big positive for this growth transition," Blythe said.
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) expects mining investments to peak at 8 to 9 percent of GDP within the next two years, earlier than expected, and as a result has cut its growth forecast for this year to about 2.75 percent.
Concerns about how Australia would rebalance its two-speed economy - characterized by faster growth in one sector over others - were heightened in the second half of last year when third quarter gross domestic product growth of 0.5 percent was its slowest in a year-and-a-half as the mining boom began to peter out.
(Read more: Trouble Ahead for Australia's Economy)
Experts had begun sounding the alarm last year about the end of the country's seven-year boom in mining investment, after several major Australian miners started putting projects on hold amid declining profits.
Since then, however, there has been evidence that the RBA's moves to stimulate the economy with back-to-back interest rates cuts in November and December to a record low of 3 percent, set during the global financial crisis, are starting to have an impact, according to Blythe.
"There has been an increase in housing lending for example. There's been an increase in residential building approvals," Blythe said. "The retail side of things is obviously very soft still, but consumer spending overall is holding up… if you look at other areas – spending on motor vehicles is running at record highs, spending on overseas holidays is at record highs as well."
Sales of new homes in Australia rose almost 5 percent in November – a second straight month of gains - as falling mortgage rates bolstered demand for detached homes, according to a Housing Industry Association survey of large builders released last week.
Recent moves by the government like abandoning its goal to achieve a budget surplus by the end of the fiscal year in June, which Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan told CNBC would lessen fiscal pressure on the economy, also show that policymakers are ready to do whatever necessary to boost non-mining growth, economists said.
While inflation, which is currently at 2.2 percent, will probably tick higher in 2013 on the government's easing bias, Kieran Davies, chief economist at Barclays said that Australia is in a good financial position to tackle the concerns.
"When you add on the other advantages that Australia has like pretty good public finances and a very good financial system, then overall the Australian economy remains a quite attractive package," Davies said.
While Australia's economy looks for fresh sectors to lead growth going forward, there is also good news on the commodities front, with prices for some key resources moving higher as demand from one of the largest consumers China picks up.
(Read more: Cold Snap Cuts China Iron Ore Output, May Extend Rally)
What Stands in the Way?
As Australia looks to rebalance its economy, experts say the domestic challenge of low consumer and business sentiment, which is currently putting a dent on spending and hiring plans, could come in the way.
"In a broad sense, we've still got good growth, low inflation, low unemployment and the outlook is relatively favorable because we've got a solid Chinese outlook, however, the main issue that is stopping growth from accelerating even faster is confidence – we have a confidence problem in this country," said Matthew Circosta, economist at Moody's Analytics, who predicts GDP will come down to 2.7 percent in 2013.
Australia's consumer confidence fell in December, unwinding the previous month's gain as households worried about the economy and finances, while business sentiment slumped to its lowest level in more than three years in November, according to a monthly survey by the National Australia Bank.
Blythe of Commonwealth Bank says the unemployment indicator in Australia this year will be important factor to gauge consumer confidence.
"When we look at the surveys what consumers are generally worried about is job security, they all worry that they might lose their job," Blythe said. "So what we need to see is that the Australian labor market remains in very good shape and I think that will slowly turn negative consumer sentiment around and help put that growth shift to the non-mining economy."
Australia's jobless rate dropped to 5.2 percent in November, beating expectations for a second month. The lasted employment figures by the government for December will be released on Thursday.
An improvement in the global economy led by the U.S. and China and stabilization of the euro zone debt crisis in 2013 will improve business confidence in Australia, according Davies of Barclays.
"I think with the world economy looking a bit better, you can get some improvement in local confidence here," Davies said.
- By CNBC.com's Rajeshni Naidu-Ghelani; Follow her on Twitter @RajeshniNaidu


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The official list of high school qualifiers for the 104th annual Drake Relays were released on Saturday.
Sophomore Cray Washington (100), the 4x100 and 4x200 relays will all compete on the blue oval for the Fort Dodge boys, while the 4x100 will run for the Dodger girls.
Senior Hank Lentsch will take part in both the 110 hurdles and high jump for the St. Edmond boys. Twin sister Hannah Lentsch will also be in action in the high jump for the Gael girls.
The 2013 Drake Relays are set for April 25-27 in Des Moines.
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Messenger-area Drake Relays Qualifiers
100-meter dash - Cray Washington, so., Fort Dodge.
110-meter hurdles - Cody Henderson, sr., Emmetsburg; Hank Lentsch, sr., St. Edmond.
4x100-meter relay - Fort Dodge; Manson Northwest Webster.
4x200-meter relay - Fort Dodge; Manson Northwest Webster.
High jump - Luke Arrowood, sr., Algona; Hank Lentsch, sr., St. Edmond; Cal Zahn, so., Webster City.
Long jump - Josh Markert, sr., Manson Northwest Webster.
100-meter dash - Ellie Herzberg, jr., Manson Northwest Webster; Kenzie Grimm, sr., West Bend-Mallard.
3000-meter run - Sam Larson, jr., Humboldt.
4x100-meter relay - Fort Dodge; Algona.
High jump - Brooke Runneberg, so., Laurens-Marathon; Hannah Lentsch, sr., St. Edmond.


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TALLAHASSEE — Proposed changes in the Florida license plates and how they are distributed are on hold to consider new information and opposition from tax collectors.
The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles on Tuesday withdrew its request for approval of the plans by Gov. Rick Scott and the Florida Cabinet.
The agency wants the plates redesigned to make it easier for toll and red light cameras to read them.
Executive Director Julie Jones says she wants to resolve tax collectors' worries about the option of a private contractor handling distribution now done by their offices.
Jones also says she's been assured by the state's prison industry agency, which makes the current raised letter and number tags, that it can produce the proposed flat tags.
Gov. Scott, Florida Cabinet consider new license plates
TALLAHASSEE — Gov. Rick Scott and the Florida Cabinet are considering a proposal for new license plates that would be easier for toll and red light cameras to read.
The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles is asking for approval of the plan Tuesday.
The new plates would be completely flat. The raised surfaces on current plates make it difficult for the cameras to accurately record tag numbers.
As a result, millions in tolls and red light fines are going uncollected.
The agency's executive director, Julie Jones, says so far this year alone red light cameras have failed to read 2.8 million tags.


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Signing A. Bradshaw will allow the steelers to address some of their bigger needs in the first few rounds. If Belle is off the board, I'd like to see us give Lattimore a shot in the mid rounds.
Signing A. Bradshaw will allow the steelers to address some of their bigger needs in the first few rounds. If Belle is off the board, I'd like to see us give Lattimore a shot in the mid rounds.
If you haven't read this story yet, you should:http://www.nfl.com/combine/story/0ap...ATL_newsdriver
What a great great story regardless of how he fits with the Steel
If I remember correctly Gore blew both his knees @ Miami and has had a solid career. Then there is the AP story. Maybe Spence could heal from the nerve damage. Fingers crossed..
I know there is many Lattimore fans in here. The only close comparison of injury is McGahee and I don't believe he dislocate his knee. McGahee missed his entire rookie season rehabbing. Now, McGahee came back to have a very productive career. Hopefully the same happens for Lattimore. No matter what Lattimore does leading up to the draft as far as physical activity...Don't forget one important thing. Contact. There is no measure of how thebody will respond under contact & collision. That is what the mystery is. He could run in the 4.4's with 1.5 splits and jump 38" but the football question can not be answered. What happens when that knee has to take on contact direct or when he is in a pile and the collisions are coming at his legs from all sides. That won't be answered until he straps them up. The last two years that question was asked of his knees on the field...They didn't answer correctly. It is a great story, he seems to be a great person with a big heart, but that isn't enough to protect him. I hope for the best for this kid.
no way... take Eifert!
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1. Darqueze Dennard, CB, Michigan State
2. Jordan Matthews, WR, Vandy
3. Ed Stinson, DE, Alabama
4. Lache Seastrunk, RB, Baylor
5. Zachariah Kerr, NT, Delaware
5a. Shaquille Richardson, CB, Arizona
6. Marcel Jensen, TE, Fresno State
6a Greg Blair, ILB, Cincinnati
7. Kaleb Ramsey, DE, Boston College
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A+ character
A+ leader
A+ talent
BIG QUESTION: Is he prone to these type of injuries.
I thought we orginally could get him in the 5th and then it was the 4th. For some strange reason, I think some team (hunch: 49ers or Pats) might pick him in the 3rd.
I don't think we have that luxory because of the enormous amount of glaring holes we have on this team. I would still draft him in the 4th though.
I've been mocking him to us with an early day 3 pick in every mock draft I've made this offseason. That may be wishful thinking on my part at this point (but I think I'll leave him there in the 4th in my mock for the time being because of wishful thinking). I think he's a special kid and a special talent (in a week crop of RB's year, a healthy Lattimore blows the doors off Lacy, Bell, Ball, Bernard, etc.). Even if we get literally zero production out of the kid as a rookie, I would still have no problem taking him with a day two pick. When weighing risk/reward, I much prefer motivated character guys with injury history to talented guys with history of off-the-field issues.
1.15 WR Mike Evans, Texas A&M
2.46 TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Washington
3.97c CB Philip Gaines, Rice
4.118 ILB Shayne Skov, Stanford
5.157 OT James Hurst, North Carolina
5.173c RB Jerrick McKinnon, Georgia Southern
6.192 CB Walt Aikens, Liberty
6.215c DE Deandre Coleman, California
7.230 NT Zack Kerr, Delaware
Dwyer needs a blow too often for my liking
None of the others really took the bull by the horns and made the job his.
Ben is a much better quarterback when the Steelers can run the ball effectively. I doubt any team worries about the Steelers' "stable" of backs as they sit right now.
1.15) Ra'Shede Hageman - DE
2.46) Jason Verrett - CB
3.97) CJ Fiedorowicz - TE
3.118 ) Brandon Coleman - WR
4.157) Lamin Barrow - ILB
5.173) Terrance Mitchell - CB
6.215) Jay Bromley - DT
"Before you can win a game, you have to not lose it." -- Chuck Noll


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The following report gives the account of a feeding experiment carried out on about 40 children during the early summer, namely from April 17th to July 24th, 1907.
The meals, consisting of breakfast and dinner were given in a School in one of the poorest quarters of the ciry, about 30 of the children coming from this school, and 10 from an adjacent one. The children were selected out of Standards I. to IV. by the Head Teacher and myself. The children apparently most in need of meals were chosen, though a few were included primarily on the ground of the then particularly poor circumstances of the family. In the majority of the cases either the family income, for one reason or another, was very irregular, or the mother went out to work or the family was a large one; but in one or two of the cases the circumstances were comparatively good.
Every effort was made to make the meals, as far as possible, educational. There were tablecloths and flowers on the tables; monitresses, whose duty it was to lay the tables and to wait on the other children, were appointed, one to each group of 10 children; they were provided with aprons and sleeves and had their meals together after the other children. From almost the first there was very little to complain of in the general behavious of the children, for children soon respond to orderly and decent surroundings. The table cloths, it is true were very dirty at the end of the week, but this was chiefly die to the dirty clothing of the children, and owing to the very inadequate provision at the school for the children to wash themselves, it was difficult to ensure that even their hands were clean.


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Basketball prospects Aaron and Andrew Harrison plan to announce their college decision on Thursday afternoon at 5 eastern time.
The twin guards from Travis High School in Richmond, Texas, will make their announcement on "Recruiting Nation" on ESPNU, the network confirmed to USA Today. The brothers are considering Kentucky and Maryland.
Andrew is the No. 2 overall prospect by ESPNU while Aaron is ranked No. 4 overall.
Forward Derek Willis from Mt. Washington, Ky., is the only prospect committed to Kentucky's class of 2013.


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Hi there. Registration is coming up next week and it's never too early to think about what you're going to do after the holidays during the two-week J-Term. This is especially true when there are opportunities to escape the Minnesota winter to study abroad.
One option is our program in Jerusalem. We all know that Israel is at the center of long-standing political and religious conflicts. Our J-Term program there studies how law and religion interact, and how both are employed to resolve conflict. There is no better city in the world to study the interaction of law and religion than Jerusalem, where Islam, Judaism and Christianity meet.
Inside two weeks, you can learn how the values of these three religious traditions have shaped their dispute resolution methods; explore how these methods have been adapted to resolve modern day conflicts; and visit with people actually involved in the peacemaking process in the Middle East.
You have to go to class, complete reading assignments, and take an exam. For an extra credit you can write a paper. Professor David Cobin leads this program. We work with the Rothberg International School of Hebrew University, and the classes meet on its campus from Jan. 4 - Jan. 14. Learn more at http://law.hamline.edu/study-abroad/study-abroad-jerusalem.html
If Jerusalem is too far away, how about Puerto Rico? Professor Larry Bakken leads a program in the civil code during J-Term, from Jan. 2 - Jan. 9. This study abroad program offers a fascinating opportunity in comparative law. You can get an understanding of how the civil law differs from common law in fundamental areas like property, torts, contracts and family law.
You also get to visit courts there, and learn about the history of Puerto Rico and its unique relationship with the United States. In addition to our own Professor Bakken, the Puerto Rico program also features a number of well-regarded faculty from the University of Puerto Rico. See http://law.hamline.edu/puerto-rico-j-term-2008-program-details.html
And finally, what if you simply want to stay in town?
Our two institutes in dispute resolution and health law offer J-Term courses, which are open to second-, third-, and fourth-year law students. You can register for up to three credits during J-Term, and there is no registration priority based on class standing or certificate program.
DRI will offer a half-dozen courses in negotiation, mediation, theories of conflict, and an interesting one-credit course by Professor Mary Trevor on writing to persuade. See the web at http://law.hamline.edu/adr/dispute-resolution-courses-january-term-hamline.html
The health law institute will offer two courses: one on the HIPAA health information privacy regulations, and a fascinating one-credit course on health in literature by Professor Cindy Jesson. http://law.hamline.edu/health/summer-course-offerings.html
These classes are good opportunities to learn with non-law graduate students, practicing lawyers and other professionals who have lives outside of the law school. And we try to keep the courses small, so you can get to know each other and the professor. You need to register sooner than later. Check out the institute web pages for further information on registration and deposit requirements.
So think ahead about how you can avoid that post-holiday lethargy and plan to join us during J-Term, either here or abroad.
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- This Unspeakable Gift
12/22/2010 -- We've been dwelling with the story of Mary and Elizabeth at Women's Division this season. In preparation for the worship at Leadership Training Event, we began thinking about the roles of these two women in hearing God's call and participating in working ...
- Come and Follow
12/15/2010 -- What does it mean to come and follow? We are all called, set apart, to respond in obedience with the love and grace provided through Jesus Christ.
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12/15/2010 -- Our desire to connect with family and friends reaches a peak during Advent and the holiday season.
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12/02/2010 -- Let us focus on one group of people that needs special help during this happy period of Advent: the aged.
- Being Prepared: A Faith Walk
11/23/2010 -- Once again we stand on the threshold of the Advent season, our expectant hearts excited by the remembrance of the coming of Emmanuel, God with us.
- Give Us This Day Our Daily Peace
09/20/2010 -- September 21 is the International Day of Peace, a day to recall the words of Bishop Bromley Oxnam, a leader in the peace movement: "Peace like bread must be made daily." It is a day to work for peace collectively.
- The Hypocenter as Peacemaking
09/15/2010 -- On September 21, 2010, the International Day of Peace will be observed at the Church Center for the United Nation's Chapel, with an event entitled "The hypocenter as peacemaking."
- Palm Sunday: Hospitality and The Holy City
03/26/2010 -- The celebration, music and excitement of Palm Sunday lead us into Holy Week and offer time for reflection on hospitality.
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Paula Rivero, from Canarias, presented Iniesta with the Carlsberg Award for best player of the Spain vs. Croatia match (Translation)
20 June 2012
- The ceremony took place last night in the Polish stadium Arena Gdansk, after the match that Spain won.
Santa Cruz de Tenerife, June 19th, 2012 - Last night, Paula Rivero, from Canarias, presented Andrés Iniesta with the Carlsberg Award as best player of the Spain vs. Croatia match of the UEFA EURO 2012.
The ceremony took place soon after the match, in the Polish stadium Arena Gdansk, where Paula Rivero lived the excitement of the match that the Spanish national team won. Pedrag Mijatovic, the legendary football player, also attended the award ceremony.
Paula Rivero is the winner of the challenge launched by Carlsberg at the end of April that encouraged the people from Canarias to present their most original proposals about what they would do to be with La Roja (The Red One) in this match.
In this case, the young woman starred in a video in which she encouraged the people from Canarias to paint their skin with the colours of the Spanish national team. Carrying the paint herself, she drew the Spanish flag on the skin of the passengers of a bus, improvising a trip of encouragement for La Roja.
This video was one of the three finalists chosen by an initial jury of specialists appointed by Compañía Cervecera de Canarias, and finally chosen by the public through their votes on Facebook.
During the award ceremony, the young woman said she was nervous but very pleased to be in Poland presenting the award to Iniesta. Also, she pointed out that she will have very good memories of this moment, and she will hang the picture of such a memorable moment in her room.
As for Iniesta, the football player of the Spanish national team, this is the second time that he has received the Carlsberg award as best player of the UEFA EURO 2012 match. He admitted that the match was difficult but the team felt relieved after finally achieving their goal. Regarding the Carlsberg award, he thanked the public for appreciating his work and expressed his confidence that the Spanish national team will keep winning.
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Sun. 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m. lunch; Sun.-Thu. 5-9:30 p.m.; Fri.-Sat. 5-10:30 p.m.
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Crustacean is a crusty dirty place. – I read a bad review, and should have heeded the warning. We got there and the smell was horrible, seating poor, view poor, we got up and walked out. I eat out every night, and this place is bad. The health dept. needs to check it out. You have to be hard up to eat here.
To be avoided by everyone - they falsely claim no MSG in their foods – his restaurant made me violently ill 4 nights ago, and the others in my party moderately ill. We all ate garlic noodles. We all at a bit of lobster roll. I was the only one who ate mussels. What caused the sickness? Don't know. But this is the first time I've been sitting at a restaurant and 2-hours into a leisurely meal had to run to the bathroom so as not to v*mit on the table. That night, I had a fever and chills. The following day I was still nauseuos, and my dining partners started to feel ill. I am finally better 96 hours later.
Food p*isoning? Maybe. But I suspect the amounts of MSG in their food. It is what makes the noodles so addictive to everybody. There are many types of reactions to MSG, ranging from those that seem like food p*isoning, to severe heartburn, to migraines and muscle/joint pain. It is the only explanation that explains all of our symptoms, as most food p*isoning comes with abdominal pain and cramping, v*miting, etc - but the heart burn and acid reflux are particular to MSG reactions, and that was one of the symptoms we shared.
Shame on Crustacean for saying they don't use MSG on their menu, and yet putting it in their signature dishes.
I will not be dining here again. I am seriously bummed, too, because I had been looking forward to the experience. The only saving grace is that my friend had a gift certificate, so we only had to pay for the tax and the tip but not the food that did us all in.
I won't eat dungeness crab anywhere else in SF, but CRUSTACEANS!!! – I first experienced Crusaceans and their Garlic Roasted Dungeness crab w/garlic Asian noodles while entertaining a Client from Hawaii. This being my first time at the restaurant, I was hesitant, but my associate so strongly recomended the dish, I knew it must be good. It was EXCELLENT! Accompanied with a bottle of Gwerstermeiner to cleanse your palate between bites, in combination of eating with your hands as you break the cracked crab, the experience is both satisfying and filling. Finish your meal with the Mango Cheesecake and an Espresso...well, I could die now, but then I would miss my next visit to my FAV restaurant. I no longer care to go to Fisherman's Wharf, or anywhere else in the Bay, as long as I can go to Crustaceans. I have since moved to Arizona, but I still fly to The City every year for my birthday, to entertain Clients, or to meet friends over a Garlic Roasted Crab and Garlic noodles. Is it time for another birthday yet??? Don't let the address/neighborhood keep you away. Valet parking is great and makes for an easy 'drop off the car and dine' experience. Are we there?
Good Seafood, Robust Flavors, Warm Setting – I understand that Crustacean did the upscale Vietnamese seafood thing first, but I don't know if they're still doing it best. With places like PPQ, Ana Mandara, Le Cheval, Slanted Door, The House, and Straits Cafe offering similar dishes at lower prices, Crustacean is now just one of many. With all that having been said, I loved the food and thought the service was good. The wine was good and not too overpriced. Our appetizers were just okay, the fried starters were very ordinary, but the vietnamese seafood salad was really good. For entrees we had a crab, shaking beef and sea bass. All were delicious, fresh and interesting. The mango cheesecake was a great way to end our meal.
Very satisfying!!!! – We ordered the roast crab and the garlic noodles and it was sooooo delicious. We also ordered the mango cheesecake and the fried bananas and it was very delicious as well. We also had a very excellent server named Steven M. who was very helpful and attentive. I totally recommend going to Crustaceans.
It's all about the crab and garlic noodles – I have been going here for more then 6 years now. I still remember I was in shock when I had the oven roasted crab and garlic noodles for the first time because it was SO GOOD! It is great to bring out-of-towners here because the performance of the dish is good, too. Seeing a whole dungenous crab excites many tourists, especially my Japanese friends and family. I actually noticed there are a lot of Japanese people dining here. ( I personally recommend pouring some of the oven roasted crab oil onto the garlic noodle. It is great!) The only problem is the location. It isn't at the best part of town, and out of the window, you see homeless people walking around. But still, for a SF dinner, it is a great place!
We enjoyed every dish we ordered and the service was good. Yes, it is little too pricey to a degree, but the food is so wonderful and tasty. Also the interior of the restaurant is pretty well done, Crustacean is one of our favorite Asian restaurants for special occasions. In addition, the interior of the restaurant is pretty well done; I would recommend it to all my fiends!
"Unless you like being treated like trash... " – All thanks to our horrible Server we will not return to this restaurant (and we used to love this place). Our Server barely spoke to us when he arrived at the table. ...
Excellent food - don't be turned off by the location – Very good! Server was well informed and knew the menu very well. The crab puffs were very very good and the carpaccio was excellent as well. If you order the crab - which as it appeared everyone but us did - i'd recommend a side of the noodles. They come with the tiger prawns - which are great - too - but the noddles are fantastic. The fried rice was extremely tasty. The Crab cake was great. Only negative on this restaurant is it's locaiton. It was tempting to just walk right by when we arrived.. It was worth the risk!
Absolute Best Crab Ever – I have been to Crustacean numerous times over the last 10 yrs. It never fails to impress out of town guests and placate my "Roasted Garlic Crab and Garlic Noodle" fix. The service is impeccable and the prices are fair. The remodel a few years back did much to improve the ambience. The wine list is great and the servers excel in pairing appropriate wines with the garlic flavors.
When you look around the restaurant you will notice that nearly everyone, especially the locals, have ordered the garlic noodles and the roasted garlic crab. Follow their lead. These are two of the best dishes in San Francisco cuisine and the main, if not the only, reason foodies dine here. The rest of the menu, does leave a lot to be desired, lacks consistency and can fail to impress. I assure any new patrons considering Crustacean that anyone writing a mediocre review either doesn't like crab in general or missed one of these items.
The bottom line: If you like garlic and you like crab, you will love Crustacean! Guaranteed.
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AUGUSTA — Business, education and policy leaders on Monday spoke out largely in favor of a work force development bill proposing $11 million in job training initiatives.
The 'skills gap' bill would . . .
Part A: Create a seamless credit transfer system between the University of Maine System and Maine Community College System. Requires schools to develop a common course numbering system. Financial impact: None.
Part B: Fund four new degree programs in the Maine Community College System. Financial impact: $320,000 in each year of the two-year budget.
Part C: Provide a one-time $2.3 million appropriation to the University of Maine System, to match $2.3 million from the system, for scholarships for adults with some credits to complete their degrees.
Part D: Establish a 19-member Task Force on Adult Learners, to help adults with some post-secondary education complete degrees or professional certificate. Financial impact: Per diem compensation for members.
Part E: Provide additional funding to the Maine Centers for Women, Work and Community to develop and coordinate work force development training and services statewide. Financial impact: $300,000 in each year of the budget.
Part F: Provide $200,000 in additional funding for Jobs for Maine's Graduates, to be matched by funding from the business community. Financial impact: $100,000 in each year of the budget.
Part G: Provide additional funding to the Maine Community College System for the Maine Quality Centers program for additional training at small businesses. Financial impact: $125,000 in each year of the budget.
Part H: Require the election of members of career and technical education regional cooperative boards. Financial impact: None.
Part I: Provide the Department of Labor with $1.16 million for the Maine Apprenticeship Program.
Part J: Provide funding to establish the Maine Industry Partnerships initiative in the Department of Labor. The department would track and publish high-priority occupations, identify training needs, align resources between departments and employers. Create a committee to advise the department and the State Workforce Board. Provide staffing assistance to businesses and work with various state departments to develop job training and education curriculum to bolster worker skills. Financial impact: $1 million in each year of the budget.
Part K: Create the Maine Skills Academy and establish a 14-member board. The academy would evaluate and validate various forms of skills and qualifications a worker earns after certification or a degree program. Financial impact: None.
Part L: Provide funding to the community college system to reduce waiting lists. Priority given to reducing backlogs at Southern Maine Community College and York County Community College. Financial impact: $2 million in each year of the budget.
Part M: Require the Education Coordinating Committee, composed of higher-education leaders, to meet quarterly, and expand membership to include representatives from education organizations and associations. Financial impact: None.
"What you have established is a great starting point," said John Fitzsimmons, president of the Maine Community College System. "This is critical for us to move forward," he said on part of the bill that gives the school $4 million to expand enrollment.
LD 90 includes an additional $4.9 million for the Maine Community College System and another $3.2 million for the Department of Labor.
More than a dozen people spoke Monday at a public hearing before the Committee on Maine's Workforce and Economic Future.
LD 90 has a dozen specific initiatives, ranging from additional state appropriations for existing job training programs, to money to create new programs to aid workers.
One new program, at the Department of Labor, would have the department use job and training data to coordinate resources within state government and employers to get a comprehensive picture of the job market.
Several representatives from Maine companies also spoke in favor of the bill.
Highlighting the need for skilled workers, a Pratt & Whitney human resources officer told the committee the company faced "a cliff of employees getting ready to retire," even as few skilled workers applied for jobs at the jet engine manufacturer in North Berwick.
"One out of 20 applicants have some experience" in manufacturing, said Norman Ouellette. Most applicants have service sector backgrounds, and "those skills don't translate."
Pratt & Whitney, he noted, already has aggressive outreach, including internship programs, career development days at high schools and a partnership with higher education to train workers in manufacturing skills.
A Department of Labor spokeswoman, who said the department neither supported nor opposed the bill, noted that most Maine companies are much smaller. Eighty percent of Maine businesses have fewer than 10 employees; 90 percent have fewer than 20 employees.
Fitzsimmons said that's one reason additional job training funds for the community college system are so important.
"This is a great opportunity to become the training arm of those small businesses," he said.
The committee has not yet identified how the state would pay for the various initiatives.
But several speakers said the committee had already accomplished two major goals: pulling together various job training programs around the state under one roof, and focusing attention on the need to ramp up job training efforts through greater coordination.
Job training programs have "been lost in several committees and it is all in pieces," Fitzsimmons said. "You have offered – cohesion."
Senate Majority Leader Seth Goodall, co-chairman of the committee, has said the committee does not expect all of the proposals to pass. The bill eventually will have to go to the Legislature's budget-writing committee.
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YUMMY! – What a refreshing experience! The recommendation to have the lunch combo (I had the Mixed Vegetables and tofu and Spicy tofu combo) was a great choice by our server. Delicious, fresh fare... excellent. The service was very courteous and efficient. I'll be back again. Thanks!
Best Thai food in the Bay Area – Terrific Thai food - and a great value. The staff here are wonderfully sweet, and will remember your name and face after your first visit. All of the food is made to order, with very fresh ingredients. I bring all of my visitors here - they will tone the spices down for first-time Thai food diners, but still will ramp it up for those of us who love to sweat. The eggplant stuffed with prawns and chicken is divine.
The best Thai food in San Carlos – Our favorite Thai restuarant in San Carlos and possible the U.S. We tried this place soon after it opened in 2001 and it promptly became our favorite Thai restuarant. After leaving the Bay Area and moving back to San Carlos, it is by far and away, still our favorite Thai restuarant. Also, why couldn't we find decent Thai food in New York?
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- 2 cups sliced fresh strawberries
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- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 2 cups cold 2% milk, divided
- 1 package (3.4 ounces) instant vanilla pudding mix
- In a small bowl, combine the strawberries, almonds and sugar. Pour into crust; set aside.
- In a large bowl, beat cream cheese until smooth; gradually add 1/2 cup of milk. Add dry pudding mix and remaining milk. Beat for 1 minute or until blended; pour over strawberries. Cover and refrigerate for 2 hours or until set. Yield: 8 servings.
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This is an excellent pie!
Very nice! Just like the cheesecake pies my father used to make. Takes me back...
Very good and easy to make. My husband liked it and he is fussy when it comes to desserts.
This is first recipe from Taste of Home that has disappointed. The taste was mediocre, certainly nothing special. In addition, made in evening and refrigerated overnight for a brunch..crust was soggy from strawberry juice. This is not a recipe I would make again.
I made this for easter dinner...not sure why but the cheescake part of the pie set up the evening I made it but the next day (Easter), it was like pudding and not able to cut into pie pieces.
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Knit Ruffle Scarf
Gauge is not important in this project. Work evenly and consistently throughout to knit your way to a cute new ruffle scarf.
Material List
- Premier® Yarns Starbella™ (100% Acrylic; 3½ ounces/100 grams; 33 yards/30 meters per ball) Yarn – Cinnamon Candy (1 Ball)
- Knitting Needles, US 8 (5mm)
- Yarn Needle (or Sewing Needle and Thread)
Project Instructions
To work with Starbella™ yarn:
Pull out a short length of Starbella™ and pull the ribbon
width-wise to open it up. The thick ribbon border should
be at the bottom for this project. The open loops will be
referred to as the top of the yarn, and these loops are
what you will use to knit.
Cast on 8 stitches as follows: Pull out a length of yarn and open it up; insert right needle into each loop along top edge, working from back to front.
One-ball Scarf: Knit across each row until 1 yard of yarn remains. Bind off all stitches.
Two-ball Scarf: Knit across each row until first ball of yarn is used, ending at end of row. Join second ball and continue to work until 1 yard of yarn remains. Bind off all stitches.
Weave in ends. Because this yarn is actually netting, you may prefer to use an optional sewing needle and thread to secure ends; trim close to stitching.


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These templates make it super easy to hit the right marks. Nothing worse than an out of control hole maker! Save yourself the headache and spring for 'em!
The vintage screw holes and overall shape of the trem are very close to a vintage Fender rout. Be aware that the Wilkinson Gotoh holes are definitely NOT centered on the template. If you mark the centerline from those, the entire rout will be skewed ~ 3/32" to the treble side, which could cause your trem block to lack clearance on the bass side of the rout for up pulls. The spacing of the Wilk/Goth holes is 2 3/16" not the 2 7/32" found on Fender Am Std or drop in replacements for it.
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For dowelling and re-drilling this Mex-Strat for a Vintage Bridge, this template made a tough job simple. After the dowels were glued into place, I used this template to drill the mounting holes for the bridge. Just something about the tone of the vintage Strat bridge with steel tone block that's well worth it.
It's a piece of laser cut plastic.
I bought these templates to rout a body I was building for a Floyd Rose bridge from the '80s. Upon receiving them, I verified that the post spacing was accurate and scribed the squaring line between the posts. After that, it was a matter of drilling to attach the template, drilling the aligning hole through the body, routing the front, locating the back template and routing the spring cavity. The drilling (with a drill press) and routing was routine and everything came out perfect. Is peace of mind worth $19 to ya?!
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Not what it claimed to be. Although this is a nice, quality template, It does not accurately fit the wilkinson/gotoh vs100 trem, as I was informed by Stewmac that it would not only fit it, but perfectly. Once I received the template, I placed trem inside (and on several different angles and axis) and it didn't line up properly where the bridge pins are supposed to go. If I had a Strat, this would be perfect... but I don't, so it is a $13.75 paper weight. There should be more detailed information on it... or any of these for that matter. A little disappointed.
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PRE LIGHT; the test sample i chose had a crack running from the tip of the head to just about where the shoulder is. I had smoked 4 of these before and none had any flaws. however I decided that if I were in the store and picked this out to buy without noticing, then I should test this anyway.the body is firm and has a slight box press to it.(something I like)the wrapper has a coffee color that is described as carojo natural and was virtually vein free.I had a great day to smoke this on my front porch with 78 + temps and sunny.
THE WHOLE SHEBANG; The short torp. ignited with ease and the initial draw was flowing with easy plumes of smoke being generated. The crack had no ramifications whatsoever as most of it was clipped off(and not intentionally either !). I was greeted with strong notes of delicious coffee and ceder that had me jonesing for a nice double espresso. this pleasure lasted for just over an inch and was replaced with equally strong notes of pepper and rich spice.The bodie was medium through out the smoke and the flavor was always full and full on embracing my pallet.The ash was dark and banded and clinged to this Honduran classic like a shipwrecked sailor to his life vest! I have not had an ash cling so strongly and for so long for quite a while. It finally gave up the ghost and sank to the deck of my porch just shy of the band. I nubbed this one as if embracing a lost lover. WOW.
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Motorola Droid Xyboard 10.1 tablet review [Video]
Motorola's Xyboard tablet line is just about everything I wished the Motorola Xoom had been when it was released not even a year ago.
The Xoom, Motorola's first attempt to build an iPad-competing tablet, was critically acclaimed when it launched last February. It even won the Best of Show award at the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
But the Xoom, which sported a 10.1-inch screen, was a bit too heavy (1.6 pounds) and much too expensive (launching with an $800 price tag), and the 3G and 4G models were available only through Verizon. The 4G capabilities were also delayed about seven months, and when they did arrive, Xoom owners had to mail in their tablets to get a 4G hardware upgrade.
Thankfully, in the Xyboard, it seems Motorola has made up for most (but not all) of its missteps with the Xoom.
For one thing, the Xyboard prices are more acceptable.
The Wi-Fi-only version of the Xyboard starts at $399.99 for the 8.2-inch model and at $499.99 for the 10.1-inch model. The Verizon-exclusive 4G version, known as the Droid Xyboard, starts at $429.99 for the 8.2-inch model and at $529.99 for the 10.1-inch model -- that is, as long as you sign a two-year data plan along with the tablet. (All four of the prices named are for tablets with 16 gigabytes of storage.)
Both the 8.2-inch and 10.1-inch Xyboards have touch screens with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels.
The Xyboard 10.1 is thin and light, and physically felt much more competitive with Apple's iPad and Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1, the two high-end tablets against which I think the Xyboard 10.1 will be competing most for consumer dollars. The Asus Transformer Prime tablet, a tablet I haven't yet tried, is likely be in this category as well.
In my time testing the 4G-equipped Droid Xyboard 10.1, it was clear more than just the pricing strategy was different with Motorola's new tablets.
Inside, the Xyboard 10.1 is fitted with a 1.2-gigahertz dual core processor and 1 gigabyte of RAM, which powers the tablet to speedy performance that lived up to its price tag.
In the front and rear are 5-megapixel cameras, which shoot detailed photos and 720p video out back too. They aren't as sharp as some 5-megapixel cameras I've seen on smartphones like the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Apple iPhone 4 and Nokia Lumia 710, but they're far better than the lackluster cameras in the iPad 2 and the Galaxy Tab.
The Xyboard 10.1 is just 0.35 inches thick and weighs 1.32 pounds, making the inclusion of such high-resolution cameras and a rear LEG flash all the more impressive. It also has dual stereo speakers in the back, which sound good for a tablet (better than speakers on the iPad and the Galaxy Tab 10.1) but don't replace a good set of headphones.
The displays on the Xyboard 10.1 were another high point, responding to touch input quickly and rendering websites, apps and videos sharply, clearly and brightly. Unlike the iPad or the Galaxy Tab 10.1, the Xyboard has a mini-HDMI port built in, so it's easy to hook the tablet up to a TV set.


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During his second stay with the Vikings in the early '90s, some perceived him as a "behind the scenes guy" according to another staff member. And there were issues with other teams.
Schottenheimer hired him for the Browns. But the next year owner Art Modell fired Schottenheimer and promoted Trestman to offensive coordinator when he hired Schottenheimer's replacement, Bud Carson.
"We forced him to keep Trestman," said Ernie Accorsi, who was the Browns' general manager at the time. "You can't do that. In this business with the way everybody is looking around corners, he immediately was painted as management's guy. Marc was not hard to get along with, but he didn't get along with Carson under those circumstances."
In early 1990, 15 minutes after his marriage on a golf course in Hawaii, Trestman returned to his honeymoon suite to see a light flashing on his telephone. He was fired.
But his worst coaching experience came 15 years later.
Trestman had been an offensive coordinator seven of the previous eight seasons and had achieved outstanding results working with the likes of Rich Gannon and Steve Young. He went to the Dolphins at the behest of Norv Turner, then the offensive coordinator, to be assistant head coach and quarterbacks coach.
Then, as Trestman flew from Oakland to Miami, Turner was on a plane to Oakland to become the coach of the Raiders.
Trestman was by far the most qualified assistant on the Dolphins staff to replace Turner, but Wannstedt instead promoted running backs coach Joel Collier because, he said, he wanted to maintain Turner's system and remain primarily a running team. Health issues forced Collier to step down before training camp opened, and Wannstedt bypassed Trestman a second time, promoting tight ends coach Chris Foerster.
Neither Collier nor Foerster ever had coordinated offenses before. The concept was the offense was supposed to be run by committee. But the committee couldn't agree on anything, and the team imploded.
"We had some good coaches there, but I don't know if it ever got organized on who was doing what," said Vikings general manager Rick Spielman, who was the Dolphins general manager at the time. "I remember some of the thoughts and ideas he had that were great, but I don't know if they all meshed with everybody else's ideas."
Assistants with the team said Trestman challenged decisions, and some of the other offensive coaches resented him for it.
"There were a lot of issues," Wannstedt said. "Fault me, not Marc."
Said Trestman, "I thought I was going to be there with Norv. It wound up being a completely different situation. I thought Dave Wannstedt treated me extremely well. That was a learning moment for me. I think I was carrying some baggage that I would admit to from getting fired in Oakland. There was some leftover anger and disappointment. As I look back, I would take accountability that I could have done a better job there in Miami."
The whole Miami staff was swept out after the season, and Trestman would not work full-time in the NFL again until Phil Emery hired him in Chicago eight years later.
Trestman turned down a chance to be the offensive coordinator of the Saints and instead decided to make a move that he thought was better for his young family. He would leave the NFL and become offensive coordinator for North Carolina State.
It was then that Trestman started to see his job from a different perspective.
In his book "Perseverance: Life Lessons on Leadership and Teamwork," Trestman wrote, "You see, as a college coach I became a teacher, a father, a confidant, a mentor; not just a guy trying to make first downs. It was an entirely different mindset. I began to realize that for some, I was the first male figure in their lives away from home. They became my children, in a sense, and I began to care deeply about each and every one of them in a way that went beyond the game."
Trestman and his family were comfortable living in Raleigh, N.C., and he envisioned himself finally taking root in his job and community.
But then the entire staff was let go after his second season. He said it was the most devastating firing of his career. It left him "bitter, angry and crushed."


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