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Via Pagana 8, 16038 Santa Margherita Ligure, Italy – Show map
Excellent location – rated 9.5/10! (score from 541 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Hotel Continental.
The staff were wonderful, very professional and friendly. The location, views, and grounds were spectacular. The hotel was nicely maintained and the room was very clean. We really enjoyed the terrace off our room which had a fabulous view.
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Valet parking ocean view room great breakfast Easy to find Close to the train station for Cinque Terre Close to the port for boat to Portofino Easy walk to the center of Santa Marquerita
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Location was great- a short walk to the charming town and the train station. Nice view from room and excellent restaurant. Very helpful staff.
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The location in Santa Margherita Ligure was perfect. Away from road noise but easy walking to town. The views from our balcony were fantastic. Definitely ask for a seaview room. The staff and the hotel itself was perfect.
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Not much of anything concerning food and food service. It was a disgrace to whomever has invested a good deal of money into this hotel. Dining facilities were quite good.
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Location, comfort and beauty. Surpassed our expectations.
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Great location. Spectacular view of Santa Margherita day and night. Beautiful grounds. Close to train station - short walk up hill. Had a spacious room with balcony viewing city. Everything was clean and well kept and the staff was helpful. I would stay here again.
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Dining room employees were extra nice and helpful.
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Location, views, friendly and helpful staff, private beach area with cafe and bar!
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Hotel Continental is set on a cliff, overlooking the Bay of Santa Margherita Ligure. Surrounded by landscaped grounds leading to the beach, it features a fitness and spa center.
Continental Hotel's rooms are all equipped with free Wi-Fi and air conditioning. Some rooms have a private balcony with views of the grounds or the sea.
The restaurant with panoramic sea-view terrace serves buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner. Between May until October the small restaurant on the beach offers fresh fish, pasta, and salads.
The Continental offers free use of the gym. The spa center includes a sauna, caldarium, and massage rooms.
The hotel features both an indoor garage and a private outdoor parking.
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Grounds, Terrace
Golf Course (within 2 miles), Ping-Pong, Sauna, Fitness Center, Spa, Massage, Private Beach Area
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WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and charges apply.
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All children are welcome.
One child under 4 years stays free of charge when using existing beds.
One child under 2 years is charged EUR 25 per person per night in a crib.
One older child or adult is charged 70 % of the room stay per night and person in an extra bed.
The maximum number of extra beds/cribs in a room is 1.
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Staff amazing, really helpful, in fact they couldn't do enough for us. Our room was spotless and large with a big terrace overlooking the sea. We highly recommended this hotel.
We did feel that €15 for our dog (having only been charged a maximum of €5 per stay so far) was too expensive. There is also a €12 charge for parking and we think these prices should be shown on booking.com at the point of booking.
The classic old hotel that has it all: good service, great location in a nice town of St. Margherita, views to the sea. The breakfast deserves a separate line - very delicious and varied!
I didn't like that I had to pay for parking, think it should be included in the price.
Strategic position to discover very nice towns in the italian riviera like Chiavari, Portofino, Sestri, Cinqueterre. And of course beautiful cities like Genova or Milano
location, room, cleanliness, very helpful and friendly staff (except the lady who was supervising the gym), food, comfortable bed, large bathroom
breakfast could be improved (with fresh pastries or fruit for example)
The staff were wonderful, very professional and friendly. The location, views, and grounds were spectacular. The hotel was nicely maintained and the room was very clean. We really enjoyed the terrace off our room which had a fabulous view.
The breakfast was below our expectations for a hotel of this level. The bathroom needs to be updated... Get rid of the ugly 1970's tile! You can hear everything from the connecting door to the next room which is very annoying.
Terrace overlooking the sea as an upgrade. What could be better?
We got a free upgrade on our room We got given a free bottle of bubbly on arrival Staff were really friendly and helpful Location was fantastic and the views from the terrace and our room were absolutely wonderful!
The wifi was absolutely terrible in our room on the third floor but maybe this was because we were on the top floor. We didn't complain about this because we decided that we were on holiday to get away from the Internet and this didn't spoil our wonderful stay at all.
Excellent location & room, very friendly staff, 10/10.
Valet parking ocean view room great breakfast Easy to find Close to the train station for Cinque Terre Close to the port for boat to Portofino Easy walk to the center of Santa Marquerita
The hotel has a dreamlike landscape and gardens.The staff were very helpful and polite.lf you want to feel yourself in mansion you should go to this hotel.Grazie mille.
There is nothing to say.
The rooms in the main building are very comfortable with recently updated bathrooms. The staff were very helpful. The view from the sea view room was excellent.
We were initially given a room over the covered car park in which we could easily hear the neighboring room. The manager moved us without fuss. Our dog was not allowed in the restaurant.
The view!
Was a bit of a hike going back late at night.
Beautiful view.
Poor breakfast and wifi connection.
location, views, staff, room service, cleanness
WiFi is very sluggish . Breakfast does not have many options. charges for car parking.
great location, fantastic view from the restaurant's terrase, nice beach
Location was great- a short walk to the charming town and the train station. Nice view from room and excellent restaurant. Very helpful staff.
...that we were not there longer!
Beautifully kept terraced gardens leading down to the hotels own bathing patio by the sea. Superb view.
Having to pay for car parking is wrong. Parking should be free when an on-site car park is available.
Me and my sister were staying in the HC 2 nights. we got an amazing room with the garden :) very much enjoyed the HC Beach :) Fabulous views over the beautiful HC gardens, sea, the town and the marina.
where to start....? Location: snuggled up against and overlooking the great blue sea... Grounds: simply magnificent.... well tended gardens and paths sloping down the cliffs towards the sea! Rooms: a variety of rooms to suit every taste, many with wonderful views of the Mediterranean Breakfast: Varied and good buffet, attentive and friendly staff, ......and the view from the balcony...unbelievable, what a way to start your day!! Swimming and sunbathing: Hotel has its own small, heavenly, section of the Mediterranean coast, direct access to the sea, closest thing to a natural swimming pool that I have ever seen...just swim out into the clear waters of the bay if you want. and yet part of the "pool" is shallow enough for a four-year old to stand in...it is not a sandy beach though.... it is rocky promontories that have been modified and "smoothed out" into perfect sunbathing platforms that give you easy access to the sea...
...that I didn't discover this place earlier in my life...
The hotel is in a prime position overlooking the gulf of portofino. The rooms, view , service were of a very high standard infant absolutely brilliant! Was going to stay in Portofino but do glad we chose to stay in Santa Margharita - so much nicer overall ! Portofino is great for a drink and maybe dinner but had nothing else to offer except very high prices !
The location in Santa Margherita Ligure was perfect. Away from road noise but easy walking to town. The views from our balcony were fantastic. Definitely ask for a seaview room. The staff and the hotel itself was perfect.
The location is superb. Wonderful to enjoy the med, the views, the boats. Life is more than just an Internet connection!!
Not much of anything concerning food and food service. It was a disgrace to whomever has invested a good deal of money into this hotel. Dining facilities were quite good.
In a reasonably elegant dining room, staff was casual and indifferent and seemed not to understand good service. For a dinner salad, diners were directed to a "salad bar", which consisted of 4 or 5 skimpy small bowls of (a) lettuce, (b) shredded carrots, (c) maybe tomatoes (can't recall now) and maybe (d) arugula. Frankly a comical display ... we were tempted to take a photo (sorry we didn't). Menu unattractive, so ordered steak (can't recall how it was titled in the menu ... but it was attractive). What arrived was thinly sliced "cube steak" ... fatty, small and thin. Terrible and a disgrace to the hotel. We'll avoid Hotel Continental in the future.
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Hey everyone, looking forward to the upcoming season and I'm in need of a new helmet. My question: are most helmets designed so if you fall and smack your head hard once, you basically need to buy a new helmet? Which helmets are certified for more than one big head smack (if any at all)? Any and all help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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Also, a helmet is better than no helmet. Where helmet's get expensive are the added bells and whistles (added insulation for warmth, not necessarily protection; audio features; venting; etc.) Regardless, they ALL have to have safety specific requirements in order to hit production and end up being bought and "put on your head" ready. Not get sucked into thinking a more expensive helmet means more protection. Check with the shop gear heads and get what fits you and feels comfortable but also meets your safety demands. Safety is the only reason we wear them anyways. If that's not a concern of anybody, than wear a beanie...ya know?!
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The vast majority of snowboard helmets use EPS foam which is generally rated for just one significant impact, meaning you should replace it after any substantial hit. There are a few exceptions, with new stuff being developed all the time. A few companies offer multiple-impact protection, but some of them are technically not even helmets (e.g. Bern's "Hard Hats"). Besides Bern, Protec and POC come to mind. I think POC has some that are technically helmets, but still rated for multiple (smaller) impacts while still meeting helmet safety standards (ASTM F2040, CE EN1077, etc).
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The Giro Combyn is the only helmet I am aware of (there may be more) that is designed to be useful after multiple heavy impacts. I have not tried it yet but I am thinking about picking up one myself as I have taken quite a few falls on my current helmet.
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The Combyn is the only "helmet" I am aware of that is certified past one significant hit. The Bern hard hats are not empirically proven but my personal experience is pretty good with their multi impact foam. Realistically if you are hitting hard a lot, get a Combyn.
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Molecular processes in living cells can best be monitored by high-resolution microscopy techniques. Although groundbreaking technical innovations in the field of microscopy have been made in the past, frontiers still exist.
Prof. Dr. Silvio O. Rizzoli and his team of the Göttingen DFG Research Center and Cluster of Excellence for Nanoscale Microscopy and Molecular Physiology of the Brains (CNMPB) have now developed a new application by combining two imaging techniques to expand the benefits of high-resolution to study biological questions.
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A special feature of the technique is the wide-range application to a variety of biological samples, which should therefore enable the investigation of the composition of many organelles and sub-cellular structures. Using COIN the scientists successfully yielded information about the protein turnover in different organelles of cultured hippocampal neurons. COIN can be applied to a variety of biological samples, and should therefore enable the investigation of the isotopic composition of many organelles and subcellular structures.
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I was listening to the radio this morning and they played a clip where Keyshawn described Jerry and Parcells getting into a heated discussion at practice while he was with the team. He said Jerry walked off with a hang dog look and it was clear to all the players who they had to answer to under Parcells meaning it wasn't Jerry. I'd love to see the entire clip in context, I don't suppose we're lucky enough to have it recorded and uploadable by anyone here?
Keyshawn was clearly a Parcels guy. So him framing a disagreement this way may be more of Keyshawn's respect for Parcels than truth. Certainly I don't know. But I also know that Jerry isn't the type of guy to take guff from anybody. Further, Keyshawn despises the Cowboys. And, why haven't we seen this story from anyone else? Five people witness a car accident and you could very well have five different stories of how it happened. Keyshawn wears Parcels glasses regularly.
Yeah, I agree, I just thought it was interesting and would have liked to have seen the full story in context. I don't understand why it has to be so extreme with coaches like Parcells/Jimmy. Why cant they be creative and find a way to get what they need while throwing a bone or two to Jerry?
apparently there's no maybe about it however Jimmy/Parcells could be unnecessarily petty, I really don't understand why Jerry bringing in that Saudi Prince had to be such a big deal. Guess it was the tip of the iceberg...
I guess we know the answer isn't 'the players need to answer only to the head coach,' then. Unless, of course, the question is 'how do we get to 10-6 and an early playoff exit again.'
Whoah, there. No need to pump sunshine! Just saying, we didn't have the success we wanted under Parcels, either.
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Note Worthy 004: Anarchy Reigns and Unchained BladesAnd that's just two of the releases we're covering this month. We have everything from Final Fantasy to rock band arrangements from the echochrome soundtracks. It was actually a rather quiet month for game music, but there were some big sleeper hits in addition to some big releases that just came out days ago that we'll have to get to next month.
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Mento's May Madness: #17 - Zen Bound 2
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19/05/12 - Game #17
The game: Secret Exit's Zen Bound 2
The source: The Indie Brain Pack from the 2010 Black Friday sale.
The pre-amble: The sequel to an iPhone exclusive, Zen Bound 2 is a puzzle game where the player must wrap a rope around a wooden object in a manner that covers as much of the object's surface area as possible. One to three flowers bloom depending on how well you do, which are the key to unlocking further levels.
The playthrough: I'm not sure if I was prepared for some light bondage in my puzzle gaming, but Zen Bound brings the S&M and then some. In this case, the sado-masochism arrives quickly as the puzzles get increasingly devious: Your object, as stated above, is to simply wrap a rope around an object for the most coverage as possible. However, plenty of objects have nooks and crannies which are very quickly inaccessible if you're not paying attention. Exacerbating the issue are a rope length limit which will vary per object and may sneak up on you when you least expect it and the "coup de grace" of an inserted pin that you must wrap the rope around to complete the circuit; this pin can also be quite difficult to reach if you've left ropes sticking out every which way.
So what you have is something marketed as a zen-like relaxation puzzle game that turns into anything but when you start hitting stages that have a very specific critical path to success, being ignorant of which will be the cause of many a restart. Now, I can't speak to what relaxes others, but constantly being forced to repeat the last five to ten minutes of ridiculous wooden ape rope play because I neglected the natural crevices that are its armpits and crotch is not my idea of chillaxation. If one could be said to have an idea of an entirely fictitious word.
All that said, it's an intriguing premise that's clearly got layers of hidden depth for its master-level puzzles to exploit and I'd readily recommend it to anyone who desperately needs to give themselves an aneurysm in order to cash in on a very specific life insurance policy. Just don't be fooled by its new age blissed-out wrappings; at its core, it's as insidious and coldly logical a puzzle game as they come.
The verdict: Possibly. I could use something to replace Toki Tori as a go-to game that dissuades any notions I might have of being intelligent.


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Amid the euphoria surrounding Ireland's removal from junk credit rating status, it's easy to get swept along by the consensus tide of opinion that the Emerald Isle is the "poster child" for euro zone austerity.
Corporate responsibility: it's time to start investing those record profits and cash piles
Corporate profits and cash piles have never been higher. But it's not just an economic imperative that firms get spending and investing, it's their social and moral responsibility to do so.
Beware the bias in euro zone forecasts (again)
Next time you ask an economist a question about the euro zone, be sure to enquire where their head office is based.
Fed doves strike back
Now that Washington's circus-like government shutdown has put a damper on hopes for stronger U.S. economic growth going into next year, dovish Federal Reserve officials again appear to have the upper hand in the way of policy commentary.
Why is the Reserve Bank of India so quiet on the rupee?
When nobody's listening, sometimes it pays to shout from the rooftops.
Based on the rupee's daily pasting, the Reserve Bank of India might do well to look to the European Central Bank's strong verbal defense of the euro just over a year ago.
Obama's second chance to reshape the Fed
Lost in the bizarre Yellen vs. Summers tug-of-war into which the debate over the next Federal Reserve Chairman has devolved, is the notion that President Barack Obama is getting a second shot at revamping the U.S. central bank.
A Marshall Plan for Greece
The spectacular failure of "expansionary austerity" policies has set Greece on a path worse than the Great Depression, according to a study from the Levy Economics Institute of Bard College.
Uncertain about the effects of uncertainty on jobs
Full blown damage control?
Call it the great wagon circling.
Central bankers are talking tough in the face of the wild gyrations in financial markets. But it's becoming increasingly clear they are sweating – and drawing up contingency plans to assuage the panic that's taken hold since Chairman Ben Bernanke last week sketched out the Fed's plan for winding down its QE3 bond-buying program. U.S. policymakers in particular must have predicted investors would react strongly. But now that longer-term borrowing costs have spiked to near a two-year high, they look to be entering full-blown damage control.
What's a Fed to do? Taper talk persists despite missed jobs, inflation targets
As the Federal Reserve meets this week, unemployment is still too high and inflation remains, well, too low. That makes some investors wonder why policymakers are talking about curtailing their asset-buying stimulus plan. True, job growth has averaged a solid 172,000 net new positions per month over the last year, going at least some way to meeting the Fed's criteria of substantial improvement for halting bond purchases.


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"Steve!" Tony shouted, and the soldier looked up.
"W-wha- Tony! I t-thought I told you not to-" he was cut off as Tony shoved him into a closet, then you.
"Add my name." Steve finished with a sigh. The closet was tiny. You were surprised, seeing as Stark Tower dust really do... Tiny. But you were squished up against Steve. You had a few beers earlier, and you may have been the teensiest bit drunk. The super soldier looked down at you and cleared his throat. You decided to be impulsive. You kissed him, if not just to humor Tony. So imagine how surprised you were when he kissed you back. Just a small movement, and you could feel the heat from his cheeks. But it was a reaction. So you took it a step further, grazing your tongue against his bottom lip. He was shy, you could tell. He must have had something to drink because his mouth tasted of beer. That must have been the reason that he backed you up against the wall a bit too. Your arms snaked around his neck, pulling him closer. You moaned a bit. Then you pulled away panting for air.
"W-well... I-I-I care about you, ____... I might go so far as to say that I lo-" you cut him off with another kiss, not bothering to ask for entrance before entering his mouth. His tongue intertwined with yours, your flavors mixing. He moaned, surprising you. You explored his mouth some more. You wrapped one leg around the man's waist, taking the next step. He picked up the other leg for you, and he pushed you into the wall. You gasped a bit. This was unusual Steve behavior. You fell with a thud the the floor, and you may have been the one who pushed the two of you. You straddled him, biting his lower lip. His lips found your jaw, kissing you.
*BAM* the closet door slammed open. Tony stared at you for a few seconds before slowly closing the door. You smirked into the kiss.
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Unconventional is the operative way to go here. The carcass of our whole aji, picked clean of meat, was taken away, flash-fried, and returned to our table so we could snack on the salty, crunchy bones, head, and tail. Here was a new experience for me, made all the more surreal because we'd already finished dessert when the bones arrived. Our "wonton berry tower" ($9.50) had been wanton indeed — a chin-high pile of ice cream and sugared rice skins. Delicious, but not exactly the sort of amuse bouche ideal to proceed a flash-fried mackerel skeleton. Our service was sweet — but who'd think to bring fish bones to the table after the ice cream?
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- Date:10 Mar 2012
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:The Galpharm Stadium
- Attendance:13,715
- Ward (45) Rhodes (47)
- Tutte (45)
Grimes (81)
Live Commentary
- 92:57 +2.57
Corner from the right by-line taken by Daniel Ward, Headed effort from inside the area by Sean Morrison misses to the left of the goal.
- 92:29 +2.29
The official flags Michael Symes offside. Alex Smithies takes the free kick.
- 89:13
Effort on goal by Alan Lee from just inside the penalty area goes over the target.
- 88:18
Nicky Adams comes on in place of Stephen Jordan.
- 83:11
Kevin Long gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Lee Novak. Kevin Long receives a caution for unsporting behaviour. Alan Lee replaces Lee Novak. Daniel Ward crosses the ball in from the free kick, Joe Widdowson makes a clearance.
- 81:30
Ashley Grimes finds the net with a goal from outside the penalty area to the top right corner of the goal. Huddersfield 2-2 Rochdale.Assist by Michael Symes.
- 78:38
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Damien Johnson by Stephen Jordan. The free kick is delivered left-footed by Daniel Ward from right channel, save by David Lucas.
- 73:49
Ashley Grimes joins the action as a substitute, replacing Brian Barry-Murphy.
- 72:50
Free kick awarded for a foul by Antony Kay on Joe Widdowson. Brian Barry-Murphy takes the direct free kick.
- 72:18
Joey Gudjonsson leaves the field to be replaced by Damien Johnson.
- 71:32
The offside flag is raised against Jordan Rhodes. Free kick taken by David Lucas.
- 70:46
Gary Jones has an effort at goal from outside the area missing to the wide right of the target.
- 66:47
Jordan Rhodes produces a right-footed shot from just outside the box that misses to the right of the net.
- 64:47
Corner from right by-line taken by Daniel Ward.
- 60:36
(Rochdale) makes a substitution, with Phil Edwards coming on for Dean Holden.
- 58:30
Shot from outside the penalty box by Andrew Tutte goes wide right of the goal.
- 57:30
Lee Novak fouled by Joe Widdowson, the ref awards a free kick. The free kick is swung in left-footed by Daniel Ward, save by David Lucas.
- 55:52
Antony Kay challenges Gary Jones unfairly and gives away a free kick. Jason Kennedy fires a strike on goal direct from the free kick.
- 50:52
Scott Arfield concedes a free kick for a foul on Stephen Darby. Direct free kick taken by Stephen Darby.
- 48:50
Gary Naysmith on for Jack Hunt.
- 48:38
Shot by Stephen Jordan from deep inside the penalty area misses wide to the left of the target.
- 47:12
Jordan Rhodes finds the back of the net with a goal from close in to the bottom right corner of the goal. Huddersfield 2-1 Rochdale.Assist by Lee Novak.
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Andrew Tutte grabs a goal from the edge of the area high into the middle of the goal. Huddersfield 1-1 Rochdale.Gary Jones provided the assist for the goal.
- 45:51
Michael Symes is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Free kick taken by Alex Smithies.
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A goal is scored by Daniel Ward from outside the area high into the middle of the goal. Huddersfield 1-0 Rochdale.
- 43:28
Scott Arfield crosses the ball, Jamie McCombe takes a shot. David Lucas makes a save.
- 42:39
Stephen Jordan gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Jack Hunt. Free kick crossed by Daniel Ward, clearance by Dean Holden.
- 41:19
Effort from the edge of the area by Lee Novak goes wide of the right-hand post.
- 40:18
Corner taken by Jason Kennedy.
- 36:48
The assistant referee flags for offside against Michael Symes. Alex Smithies takes the free kick.
- 33:29
Lee Novak takes a shot. Clearance made by Dean Holden. Jordan Rhodes takes a shot. Kevin Long manages to make a clearance.
- 30:02
Jordan Rhodes challenges Dean Holden unfairly and gives away a free kick. Brian Barry-Murphy crosses the ball, Kevin Long takes a shot. Alex Smithies makes a save.
- 27:45
Antony Kay takes a shot. David Lucas makes a save. Inswinging corner taken by Daniel Ward from the right by-line, save by David Lucas. Outswinging corner taken by Daniel Ward from the left by-line, clearance by Kevin Long. Centre by Daniel Ward, save made by David Lucas.
- 25:25
Antony Kay takes a shot.
- 24:07
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- 21:48
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- 19:45
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- 18:03
Unfair challenge on Kevin Long by Lee Novak results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Dean Holden.
- 17:04
Joey Gudjonsson concedes a free kick for a foul on Brian Barry-Murphy. Free kick crossed left-footed by Brian Barry-Murphy.
- 14:30
Antony Kay takes a shot from long distance which goes wide of the right-hand upright.
- 13:55
Andrew Tutte has an effort at goal from outside the box which goes wide right of the target.
- 12:55
Daniel Ward takes a shot. Save by David Lucas.
- 9:56
The referee blows for offside. David Lucas restarts play with the free kick.
- 8:04
The referee blows for offside against Jordan Rhodes. David Lucas restarts play with the free kick.
- 7:03
Brian Barry-Murphy gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Jack Hunt. Jack Hunt takes the direct free kick.
- 6:24
Antony Kay takes a shot. Save made by David Lucas.
- 4:56
Corner taken by Jason Kennedy from the left by-line, save by Alex Smithies.
- 3:05
Corner taken left-footed by Brian Barry-Murphy, Jamie McCombe makes a clearance.
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Corner taken by Daniel Ward, Lee Novak takes a shot.
Match Preview
Grayson has pick of the bunch Huddersfield manager Simon Grayson has the luxury of being able to choose from an unchanged squad for the third successive match against Rochdale. Grayson has no new injury or suspension worries but will still be without skipper Peter Clarke and midfielder Tommy Miller following their respective hernia operations. Central defender Clarke is closing in on a return to match action after rejoining the squad this week for full training while Miller is a little further behind in his bid for full fitness. Grayson made just one change for the midweek win over Hartlepool when recalling Calum Woods to the left-back berth in place of Gary Naysmith but may want to tinker with his line-up after seeing them labour for much of Tuesday night. Striker Alan Lee boosted his chances of a recall by stepping off the substitutes' bench to fire a second-half winner, with winger Gary Roberts and midfielder Damien Johnson also in contention. Town cut the gap on second-placed Sheffield United to two points in midweek and could climb into an automatic promotion spot with victory. Rochdale defender Kevin Amankwaah remains an injury doubt. Former Swindon centre-back Amankwaah has been absent from Dale's last three games with a groin problem and is expected to miss out once more against the Terriers. Boss John Coleman has no new injury worries ahead of the match, which Rochdale head into at the foot of npower League One and without a win in their last five matches. Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro returned to the starting line-up for Tuesday night's 2-1 defeat at Carlisle and is poised to continue after suffering no reaction to a recent hamstring injury. Akpa Akpro was on target along with Ashley Grimes when Huddersfield were held to a 2-2 draw at Spotland earlier this season. Midfielder Simon Hackney remains a long-term absentee with an abdominal injury.
- Alex Smithies
- Jack Hunt
- Jamie McCombe
- Sean Morrison
- Calum Woods
- Daniel Ward
- Joey Gudjonsson
- Antony Kay
- Scott Arfield
- Lee Novak
- Jordan Rhodes
- Ian Bennett
- Gary Naysmith
- Gary Roberts
- Damien Johnson
- Alan Lee
- David Lucas
- Stephen Darby
- Dean Holden
- Kevin Long
- Joe Widdowson
- Jason Kennedy
- Brian Barry-Murphy
- Gary Jones
- Stephen Jordan
- Andrew Tutte
- Michael Symes
- Matthew Edwards
- Ashley Grimes
- Nicky Adams
- Neill Byrne
- Phil Edwards
Match Report
Form Guide
- Huddersfield
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Last Meetings
- Rochdale
- 2 - 2
- Huddersfield
- 13/08/2011
- Huddersfield
- 2 - 1
- Rochdale
- 08/03/2011
- Rochdale
- 3 - 0
- Huddersfield
- 28/09/2010
- Huddersfield
- 5 - 0
- Rochdale
- 23/02/1974
- Rochdale
- 1 - 1
- Huddersfield
- 06/10/1973
Top Scorers
- J Rhodes 30
- L Novak 8
- A Lee 7
- G Roberts 6
- J McCombe 3
- S Arfield 2
- O Gobern 2
- D Ward 2
- T Miller 1
- A Kay 1
- A Robinson 1
- S Morrison 1
- J Hunt 1
- A Grimes 7
- G Jones 3
- J Akpa Akpro 3
- N Adams 3
- M Holness 3
- J Kennedy 2
- B Barry-Murphy 1
- Total goals 100
- Goals per game 65
- 4 (For) 5 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 6 (For) 1 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 8 (For) 6 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 7 (For) 1 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 10 (For) 2 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 7 (For) 1 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 9 (For) 6 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 7 (For) 5 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 7 (For) 8 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
- Total goals 65
- Goals per game 30
- 3 (For) 3 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 3 (For) 10 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 4 (For) 3 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 1 (For) 6 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 4 (For) 7 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 6 (For) 6 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 2 (For) 8 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 3 (For) 8 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 4 (For) 3 (Against) Period 81-90 mins


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To my knowledge Joshua Slocum didn't have to deal with delamination!
Seriously, it is repairable. Is your hull cored? Is it a full liner that is just loose? Delamination is when the two skins of a cored hull (or more commonly deck as few hulls are cored) separate from each other. Liners on the other hand are usually placed inside the hull with polyester paste holding them in place - both to stiffen the hull and to provide molded attachment points for interior furnishings. If it is not delamination between skins but just a loose liner it's pretty easy to fix. Epoxy is a much better choice than polyester as it gives a much better bond. It is also not as brittle as polyester when cured. Pictures would help. But if you can access the inside of the liner in as many loose places as possible, preferably where it is in cabinets or wherever it won't be seen later. the trick will be to make access holes to pour in epoxy mixed to a mayonnaise consistency. You want it thick enough to not all run to the bilge but thin enough to get in the access holes and fill the gap between the hull and the liner. When a builder installs a liner it isn't attached everywhere - just in a consistent number of places to remain attached and stiffen the structure. If you can access the top of the liner to pour into the gap between it and the hull that would be best - Just put a small (1/4" or so) wedge in all along the join and pour the thickened epoxy in, let it run down a ways and pull the wedges. Use slow hardener to get a longer working time so the epoxy can cover a larger area before it sets. Hope this helps.
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Dynamite Black Bean Dip
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Although this scrumptious Southwestern dip takes a little time to make, consider the fact that if you bought this amount of bean dip in jars at the supermarket, it would cost about 15 bucks! If you don't have time to cook dried beans, you can use canned beans, although you will sacrifice some flavor this way.
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Nutritional Information
(per serving)
Calories | 20 |
Total Fat | 0 |
Saturated Fat | -- |
Cholesterol | -- |
Sodium | -- |
Total Carbohydrate | -- |
Dietary Fiber | -- |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | -- |
Calcium | -- |
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Yields: 3 1/2 cups
Prep Time: 15 min
Cook Time: 1 hr 40 min
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- 1.5 cup(s) (10 ounces) dried black beans, picked over and rinsed
- 2 clove(s) (large) garlic
- 1 piece(s) (3 x 1/2-inch) lemon zest
- 1.25 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1/2 fresh jalapeño pepper, with seeds
- 1/2 cup(s) chopped cilantro sprigs, plus 1/4 cup whole cilantro sprigs per recipe
- 1/4 cup(s) sliced scallions, plus 1/4 cup whole scalion greens per recipe
- 1 tablespoon(s) ground cumin
- 1 pickled jalapeño pepper, stem removed
- 2 tablespoon(s) distilled white vinegar
- 4 teaspoon(s) fresh lemon juice
- In 4-quart saucepan, combine black beans, garlic, lemon zest, 1/2 teaspoon salt, fresh jalapeño, cilantro sprigs, scallion greens, and water to cover by 2 inches and bring to a boil over medium heat. Reduce to a simmer, partially cover, and cook about 1 1/2 hours, or until beans are tender. Drain and reserve any liquid.
- Meanwhile, in a small skillet, toast cumin over low heat about 2 minutes, or until fragrant and slightly browned.
- Transfer drained beans to food processor and add pickled jalapeño, vinegar, lemon juice, toasted cumin, and remaining 3/4 teaspoon salt. Puree until smooth, adding some of reserved liquid if mixture is too thick to puree. Transfer dip to bowl and stir in chopped cilantro and sliced scallions.
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We assessed publicly available information on the policies and commitments of the 'Big 10' food companies towards the sourcing of agricultural commodities from developing countries. The Scorecard looks at seven themes, weighing each theme equally. The index tackles some cutting edge issues that will require rigorous debate and dialogue between companies, civil society and industry experts. Find out more...
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Leading the pack when it comes to gender. But it needs to better understand where women are most vulnerable in its supply chain and move its suppliers to do.
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Plus, Lil Wayne and Drake, Nicki Minaj and Soulja Boy, Antwon, and Juiceboxxx
Antwon, "Cold Tears"
Bust out the dirt bikes, y'all, because we've got booming-voiced softie Antwon playing the role of DMX, and rather wavy producer Matrixxman pulling out cheapo Swizz-Beatz-in the-Ruff-Ryders-era synths, and together, knocking out a dreary lo-fi tunnel banger like it's 1998 all over again. Seriously, slap some barky DMX vocals over this one and you'd think it was some loosie that never made it onto Ryde Or Die Vol. 2. "Cold Tears" is from Antwon's Heavy Hearted In Doldrums, his most album-like free download yet, which is being released by UNIF clothing (the expensive duds include Antwon slip-on sandals and a hockey jersey!), and so, there's really no excuse for "Cold Tears" not to be accompanied by a video of 'Twon and his Internet weirdo buddies (here, that includes Cities Aviv, Sad Andy, Wiki or Ratking, Heems, Lakutis, and Andre Martel of Shadowrunners) speeding around, popping wheelies in these black and white oh-Tumblr UNIF threads. A rap nerd can dream, right?
Juiceboxxx, "Banging Your Head Against a Brick Wall"
West Coast by way of Milwaukee DIY punk-rapper with the crowd-pleasing stylings of hesher-friendly dude-rock does something that's oh-so-'90s with rhymes that recall the Beastie Boys on "So What'cha Want" (down to the distorted vocals), and a grinding guitar riff that could be Kyuss covering Ministry's "Jesus Built My Hot Rod." It's a gnarly banger that evokes that weird time when, say, an industrial hip-hop project like Techno Animal could be signed to Matador Records. Primarily though, it's just an angst-filled anthem and a nice hardcore-tinged explanation of the Sisyphean desire to make weirdo art and go DIY, and how it feels to never fit in ("They say you can't rap, they say you can't rock"). You know, punk rock shit through and through.
Lil Wayne feat. Drake, "Believe Me"
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We can shoot it out and see who live to tell the story later /
Diamonds in my Rollie face, cannot be exfoliated." Drake does his "Trophies" trap-goof voice at the end and then Wayne does lazy swaggy stuff after that, but it's still 75 percent excellent.
Nicki Minaj feat. Soulja Boy, "Yasss Bish"
Sometimes, I worry about Soulja Boy. I mean how much "Crank Dat" money can the guy have left and at what point will it all run out? Also, don't forget that weird period where he was rapping about DMT. Stay safe out there, Souljer, stay safe. Point is, it's great to see him engaged with the mainstream again, making fairly singular monotony-hop with Nicki Minaj of all people. And there's Nicki, finding her own way into the Migos rat-a-tat-tat-WAHHHHH flow (instead of just aping it) and trolling thinkpiece generators with a loaded Donald Sterling reference: "I don't fuck with you niggas, I own the Clippers." Comparing herself to truly terrible white people isn't new (recall on Lil Wayne's "Mercy Freestyle" when she rapped "I'm a Republican voting for Mitt Romney / You lazy bitches are fucking up the economy"), and while some take issue with this for sure, it's really a rather hip-hop way to make the important political point that the true world-fucking villains aren't, say, Scarface, but millionaire creeps with a lot of power like Sterling.
Travi$ Scott feat. the 1975 & Big Sean, "Don't Play"
A sample of "M.O.N.E.Y." by the loved-by-the-looney-U.K.-press, emo-turnt-indie phony baloneys the 1975 bookends this track (all regal harpsichord and keep-it-simple-stupid trap boom). "Don't Play" features Travi$ Scott sounding like Future hollering like he stubbed his toe, and Big Sean being Big Sean, which means just being incredibly entertained by himself in a "Whoa, bro" way (he's becoming Mac Miller, now that Mac Miller is our MF Doom, oy vey), which still tops the half-assed Death Cult swag that we're all supposed to celebrate Kanye West for ushering in or whatever, you know? Like Scott's best track, "Quintana," it's all about the simmers-down-to-damn-near-silence-and-then-rebuilds-itself trick. Here, it returns with Scott ripping the 1975 up and starting again, displaying some laptop-glitch skillz.


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Kass: My Berkshire Q&A Recap
Unasked Question No. 2 -- Are Some of Berkshire's Bank Moats Damaged or Disappearing?
A changing bank regulatory climate has put constraints on leverage and has produced less robust return on assets and capital. As well, banking has become more homogenous and less differentiated, what Charlie and you describe as, "standing on tiptoe at a parade" -- when one bank offers a new product, every bank has to offer or match it.
Given the fact that the banking industry has a lower profit growth rate potential going forward (think of it as damaged and shrinking moats of profitability), why is Berkshire continuing to acquire shares and becoming more exposed to banks, specifically Wells Fargo (WFC)?
Note: This question, too, was one of my six original questions. But, Charlie and Warren had already discussed the impact of Dodd-Frank legislation on reducing bank industry returns.
Unasked Question No. 3 -- Is The Stock Market Overvalued by Your Metrics?
Warren, generally, you abide by Casey Stengel's old adage, "Never make predictions, especially about the future," and rarely make public comments about the market. In 1999, however, you said, "One has to be wildly optimistic to believe that corporate profits as a percent of GDP can, for any sustained period, hold much above 6%." Today, that ratio has been stretched to over 10%, or 70% above 1999's level. In the same year, you stated that interest rates "act to stock prices like gravity acts on matter." Today, interest rates are at generational lows and have little to go but up due to the "invisible pull of gravity." Despite these concerns, you said recently on CNBC that you're buying stocks. If interest rates are unlikely to fall much further and corporate profitability in relation to GDP must drop, then stocks, by your two key measures, are meaningfully overpriced today. It's got to be one of two alternatives. Which is it, Warren? Are investors seriously overestimating future profit growth? Or is it different this time so that neither interest rates nor profit margins will mean-revert -- that these factors have lost their relevance and investors are right? Note: This question was among my first six, but it was asked by another questioner, though I forgot which one.Select the service that is right for you!
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"Soon guys we're adding this NEW feature that when you have more Altars than your opponent it does damage to the nexus, 1 per second! 300 HP nexus! Better get those Altars!" -Riot
agreed get these things out of here.
The twisted tree line turned into something that i dislike :/ most normal players think is an improvement, but from the players that religiously play 3's, this is a slap in the face. I completely agree with plenty of people on here, 3's are fun because its like SR but less people. i don't wanna play dominion or capture altars. the game honestly focuses more on the altars and less on pushing and winning. IMHO the games are actually longer now than they were before because you feel the need to just capture altars and almost not lane at all. It's more fun to me to play a game and have to try to get creeps instead of them being everywhere.
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