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Legends like Pele, Diego Maradona, Zinedine Zidane and Franz Beckenbauer have been immortalized after winning the World Cup.
Often lost to history are those players who were a little less heralded but helped their countries lift the trophy nonetheless.
Looking ahead to the 2014 World Cup quarterfinals, these four players will likely have a large say on how their teams perform.
Antoine Griezmann, France
Whether he starts or comes off the bench, Antoine Griezmann has the potential of turning France's quarterfinal matchup against Germany on its head.
The Real Sociedad winger is the exact kind of pacy wide player who can stretch the German back line and get in behind the defense. Algeria exposed Germany but lacked somebody like Griezmann who could make the most of a goalscoring opportunity.
His impressive performance against Nigeria has led some to argue that he's earned a spot in the starting XI.
Writing for Bleacher Report, French football journalist Andrew Gibney advocated having Griezmann come on later in the match:
The key line from Griezmann is that Giroud and Benzema had worn down the Nigerian defence. With the midfield not able to play with the same intensity for the full 90 minutes, there was more space for the mobility of Benzema and Griezmann to start causing problems.
If Deschamps starts with Giroud on the bench, he all but nullifies the Arsenal forward; he is close to useless coming off the bench, but Griezmann is such a dynamic firecracker of a player that he can have such an important impact in the last 30 minutes.
Goal.com's Robin Bairner wagers, however, that Griezmann will get the start:
All signs point to recalls for Sakho and Griezmann in the #France starting XI to face #Germany tomorrow. #WorldCup #FRA— Robin Bairner (@RBairner) July 3, 2014
France's best strategy is exploiting Germany's four center backs. The easiest way to do that is get the ball out wide to Griezmann and Mathieu Valbuena, and let them do the rest.
Fernandinho, Brazil
Luiz Gustavo is out by virtue of yellow card accumulation. That is a massive loss for manager Luiz Felipe Scolari since Gustavo has become one of the most indispensable players in the side.
His absence leaves Fernandinho occupying the midfield place next to Paulinho:
Scolari has confirmed that Pauinho will start vs Colombia, Fernandinho will be moved to the place of suspended Luiz Gustavo. #WorldCup— Paulo Freitas (@Cynegeticus) July 3, 2014
The 29-year-old has established himself in Europe, but when it comes to the Brazil national team, his reputation is much less lauded. The problem isn't so much that Fernandinho hasn't been good enough but that Scolari has his guys and has been hesitant to change.
Now, his hand is forced.
Since Paulinho is expected to be more of the box-to-box midfielder, Fernandinho's job will be to stifle James Rodriguez and move out wide to track Juan Cuadrado if Marcelo is caught out of position:
Be interesting to see how Brazil contain James Rodríguez on Friday with Luiz Gustavo suspended. A lot of pressure on Paulinho/Fernandinho— Ben McAleer (@BenMcAleer1) June 30, 2014
Brazil's performance hinges on Fernandinho's performance. If Rodriguez and Cuadrado are given space to create, the hosts will be doomed. Cut those two off, and Colombia will be toast.
Javier Mascherano, Argentina
Coming into the World Cup, expectations were high for Fernando Gago. The thinking was that he could be the link between the midfield and attack.
Instead, that role has fallen to Javier Mascherano:
Again, it's Mascherano acts to be the deep lying playmaker and not Fernando Gago. 70 minutes have past, still 0-0.— Andrew Jerell Jones (@sluggahjells) July 1, 2014
Most have praised Lionel Messi's performance, and he's certainly deserved it.
What's gotten lost a bit, however, is how well Mascherano has played. He's been the midfield linchpin and deep-lying playmaker, completing the highest percentage of passes through this stage of the tournament, per the World Cup's Twitter feed:
STATS HUB: @jamesdrodriguez, Michael Bradley & @Mascherano are all top #worldcup performers - http://t.co/8Rd5zIFzEu pic.twitter.com/GleOpNvdzK— FIFAWorldCup (@FIFAWorldCup) July 2, 2014
Belgium are very tough through the middle of the pitch, so Mascherano's passing may offer Argentina a path to goal. His defensive ability will also come in handy when trying to neutralize Kevin De Bruyne.
If Argentina get through to the semifinals, then many will be crediting Messi. Because he does the yeoman's work, Mascherano would end up getting lost in the discussion.
Giancarlo Gonzalez, Costa Rica
The loss of Oscar Duarte heaps even more pressure on top of Giancarlo Gonzalez's shoulders. Keylor Navas has been one of the best goalkeepers in the World Cup, but you can't forget about how much the Columbus Crew center back has been a rock in Costa Rica's five-man defense.
His strong World Cup performance might even get him a move elsewhere.
"I can't predict that. We'll obviously field offers as they come," Crew manager Gregg Berhalter said, per Andrew King of MLSSoccer.com. "It's a market where there's certainly movement. You see some of these players from the World Cup signing with clubs and stuff like that."
There's no shame in a player having a personal stake in an outcome. Both Gonzalez and Costa Rica can have mutually beneficial success in the quarterfinals against the Netherlands.
The Dutch will likely continue using a more direct attack, meaning they'll launch quite a few balls over the top of the defense. Gonzalez will need to be there to clear the danger.
As the leader of the defense, he'll also need to ensure that his teammates are maintaining a tight offside line so as not to lose shape and let the Netherlands have a goalscoring chance and a numbers advantage.


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Posted by Jenny on 17th Jan 2015
This is my second sampler set of interchangeable needles within two weeks... First I ordered the Sampler II (which comes with smaller needle sizes). I wanted to continue to sample the different needle tip styles/materials before settling on a full set of any one kind. The cords and needles are of excellent quality. The joins are pretty darn smooth. I can say that I had a superb customer service experience, because one pair of needles broke during shipping; I emailed knittinghelp.com and they responded very quickly, saying they'd get a replacement set of needles out to me right away. (as of the time of this review, I don't have the replacement needles yet but they should be here soon.) Very pleased with this product.
Posted by Unknown on 10th Oct 2014
After years of knitting with straights, I thought I would check out circulars. This is the perfect product to try before you buy. I've only used the Nova tips so far but I'm very pleased. The yarn doesn't catch on the joins. The cord is very flexible. And the tips are very slick. I love the Novas so far. I'm going to add the Nova set to my wish list.
I was so pleased with this set that I turned around and order the Comby Set II, which just came in the mail. I haven't had a chance to use them yet, but soon, very soon. :)
Posted by Aunrey Bubis on 7th Oct 2014
What a great way to try three excellent products ! I was curious about the Dreamz and was happy to find that the one in this set is perfect for the shawl I am working on. I've tried cubics before but not in wood. The sizes offered are the most useful for me. Also, I love the feel and flexibility of the cable. I know I will be buying at least one full set from these samples. So far its definitely the Dreamz. Highly recommend !!
Posted by Aunrey Bubis on 1st Oct 2014
My sample package arrived today and I couldn't wait to try the Dreamz on my shawl pattern. I love the feel of the needle and the very slight drag I get with my yarn. It is exactly what I wanted.. Great cable too.
I already have the nova cubic in a fixed circular. I'm happy to get the chance to try out the cubic in the wood variation. I honestly feel that cubics helped me when I was having trouble with tennis elbow.
What a great way to try out 3 different knitting needle styles.
Posted by Michelle on 16th May 2014
I really enjoy this item; the cables are very flexible and unlike some of the cheaper circular needles I have there are no awkward kinks in the line. When tight, the yarn is able to smoothly slide over the needles without any sort of snags. I do find, however, that I have to tighten my needles every couple of rows or so because they seem inclined to unscrew themselves (I don't really see this as a huge deal. Just a bit annoying). Maybe if there was some sort of 'locking' mechanism? I've seen some other companies using a 'click' style of fastening. (I haven't actually tried these needles, however). THat being said, I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is considering purchasing them.
Sadly, my pair of Cubics snapped right above the metal threading part. At least I still have two other pairs to work with! :) I'm not sure what the return policy is on such things? I only just bought these about a month ago :( )
Posted by Mickey on 8th May 2014
This is an awesome way to try out three wonderful needle options for interchangeable sets. The only problem I have now is I WANT ALL THREE Interchangeable sets! Instead of driving yourself crazy with choices get this set to help you make up your mind.
Posted by Judi Freed on 17th Apr 2014
I bought this as I was curious about these needles and this was the best way to sample in the sizes that I use most frequently. Well it has become my indespensable travel kit. There is room in the case to keep my necessary tools: crochet needle, measure tape, etc and I love the needles. All of them. It took a bit of getting used to using the flexible narrow cable but I am really enjoying them all. I travel a lot and this is the perfect airplane companion.
I find I really like the square wooden needles for working with cotton yarns which otherwise slip so much on the steel. The steel points are great for working with wools. And of course the regular wooden rounds are fine for anything.
Now I just have to decide which to purchase when I add to my needles. But I adore this set.
Posted by Unknown on 1st Apr 2014
i tried magic loop knitting for the first time with these. it worked great. have another brand of interchangable's and the cables are too short and stiff to do magic loop method. i used the metal # 8 needles and they were very smooth and easy - will probably order a set of these. the #7 needle broke as i was tightening it to cable - very disappointed. haven't tried the #6 yet.
Posted by Sharon on 1st Apr 2014
tried all 3 needles and liked all but the cubic. Initially one of the cubic needles had stripped threads and wouldn't tighten but just turned & turned, especially while knitting. I did get a quick replacement from this site, which I appreciated. Unfortunately, while waiting for the replacement, I took my knitting on a plane trip and while it was in my checked bag on the plane both needles broke at the metal join due to the baggage handling (rough!). So now I have a new needle, but only one as the other two are broken off. BooHoo
Posted by Leslie on 4th Feb 2014
I've had my sampler for about a month now and have used each needle at least once on small projects. They're very very nice. Square needles are pretty nice and round ones (metal and wood) are too. Nothing to complain about except I can't decide which type to buy more of.
The joins are fine, the cables are flexible and the only complaint I can come up with is that they're not made in the USA. Since most needles aren't (except for the very expensive and long wait-listed Dyakraft) that's really not as issue.
I like the wooden needles better than the laminated multicolor ones sold by that other company. I am not 100% certain but these appear to be real (solid) wood, not something I have to worry about delaminating which I have had happen to me before.
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Home - A Unique Horror Adventure
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- US Gamer
"4.5 out of 5 stars"
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"PG Silver Award"
- PocketGamer
Home is a unique horror adventure set in a beautifully-realized pixel world. It's a murder mystery with a twist—because you decide what ultimately happens.
Awakened by an oncoming storm, you open your eyes to discover yourself in a strange, dark room—tucked away in a house that's not yours.
As you play the game, it changes—subtly, almost imperceptibly—to reflect your perspective. It's a horror game unlike any other, and as you'll discover, its truths are entirely subjective.
- an intimate, story-based adventure that you control
- a horrific mystery tale where your decisions matter
- a creepy soundtrack that brings you deep into the world
- gorgeous, illustrative pixel style
"A sophisticated, horrifying narrative experiment."
- The Verge/Polygon
"Keeps you intellectually engaged even when you aren't playing it."
- Gamespot
"[Home] serves as a great reminder of what older games once taught us."
- Joystiq
"Leaves one mulling its final moments well after the credits have rolled."
- Torontoist
What's New in Version 1.5.4
- fixed a bug that prevented the game from loading on iPhone 6 Plus / 6s Plus with "Zoomed" Display View enabled.
- fixed a few minor animation issues
Customer Reviews
Good story but not a horror game
I believe that this was a very touching story and if you got really in depth with the gameplay you might understand it. Although I do admit that a lot of questions were not answered and some of the choices were slightly obvious and I don't think that it had too much part in the actual story or gameplay. Besides all of the few bad things, overall this was a great story for me and if you play this game all at once it is easier to understand. Buy this game only if you like a suspenseful slightly touching and unanswered story line.
Good visual, boring gameplay
I certainly didn't HATE this game. I enjoyed the visual effects of the game. The story was hard to follow. Giving you the choice of whether or not you were a killer had no impact on the game which made it irrelevant. Minus one instance with a black cat 10 seconds into gameplay that made me pee a little, calling this a horror adventure was a bit of a stretch. I definitely felt some glimpse of anxiety, as it's easy to get lost in the game, but I'm definitely being very generous. Feels more like a text adventure with occasional puzzles. Worth a play, not worth buying it.
Compelling story, great replay value
The story and draw you in and the choices you make in the game greatly effect the outcome I found myself replaying this game atleast 3 times to see the different possibilities. And once you know where certain things are you can fly right through on the replay
- $2.99
- Category: Games
- Updated: Nov 11, 2015
- Version: 1.5.4
- Size: 49.2 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Benjamin Rivers Inc.
- © 2012–2015 Benjamin Rivers Inc.
Compatibility: Requires iOS 5.1.1 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.


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Levi Johnston Is the 'Most Unpopular Person' Alaskan Polling Agency Has Ever Encountered
Johnston for Wasilla Mayor 2011!By Chris Rovzar
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Levi Johnston wishes he never apologized, and LiLo gets pulled over again.
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Rays' Matt Joyce: "We're Not A Bad Team"
The Tampa Bay Rays lost 11-6 Thursday night to cap off a four-game series with the Miami Marlins. They got swept, and their losing streak has now hit 10 games. Outfielder Matt Joyce doesn't believe the Rays are a bad team.
"It's unbelievable," Joyce said, via the Tampa Bay Times. "It's almost to the point that it's ridiculous. We're not a bad team; we're really not. We have some great players who have some tremendous talent. It just seems like we have not been on the same page."
The Rays have had many losing streaks throughout their history and they almost always manage to bounce back. Who would have thought they'd end up deep in the playoffs last year? They got hot at the very end of the season and barely squeaked in. Then, they went on to play the Boston Red Sox in the ALDS, when they finally lost. The Times reports that their most recent skid matches the fourth worst in franchise history.
The 10-game streak matches the fourth worst in franchise history, second longest since shedding their Devil Rays past to a 2009 11-gamer. The 23-38 record, and accompanying features, such as games under .500 and games back, also take them back to their dark (green) days.
"It's frustrating, it's shocking, there's a long list of words that can describe it," Joyce said. "At the end of the day, we're stuck in the middle of it, and we're the only ones that can pull ourselves out."
The Rays start a four-game series against the Seattle Mariners tonight at home. Seattle is third in the American League West and stand at three games over .500 with a 31-28 record.


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I have seen coaches who have their 8 and 9 year old players practice performing double plays. I'm sure it's happened somewhere at sometime, but in my many years of coaching I've never witnessed a shortstop to second to first double play turned by 8 or 9 year olds. I'm not saying don't expose them to the fundamentals of turning a double play, but don't use half the infield practice time trying to perfect it.Based on the premise we may push too hard, too fast, let's exam two very basic infield drills which must be mastered.1. For young players, 6 through 10, at this stage of the game neither you nor the players know for sure where they will eventually find the position they are best suited for, therefore it's important to include All your players in infield practice. Position them as you determine their talents. In other words I wouldn't put a player with a rocket for an arm at second base, but rather at third or shortstop.2. The Most important skill you can teach an infielder is proper fielding position, because without this skill they'll never become a good infielder.3. It may sound silly, but it's important you stress to your players a ground ball is just that... it's on the ground. Once they fully comprehend that, the reasoning for the proper fielding position becomes clearer.A. Player should place feet at shoulder width apart....B. Knees are bent, upper body leaning forward....C. Arms are extended, glove in front of the body and visible...D. As the ball approaches the fielder he should be moving forward to meet the ball, maintaining his low posture...E. Watch ball all the way into the glove.These are the basic positions required for a good fielding stance. Drill these into your players no matter how old or how good they think they are.The second suggestion, which goes along with the fielding stance, is the importance of keeping the ball in front of you. Demonstrate, then practice, that if the ball is kept in front of them, they are still quite capable of throwing the batter out. This teaches two skills.1. It teaches the player, if possible, to always get in front of the ball when trying to catch it. This will increase his fielding ability a 100% over trying to field the ball on his side.2. It teaches the fielder to not give up on a booted ball, but to continue the play in an attempt to throw the batter out. How many times have you seen a player quit on a ball, conceding the runner the base, because he didn't field it cleanly?Sometimes returning to basics is the best way to move forward.Jim Bain, former Minor league baseball player, who since retiring has dedicated his life to teaching baseball to youth, shares his advice on running baseball drills on his exciting info packed website: www.learn-youth-baseball-coaching.com
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Sony Takes the Wrap Off NGP Games on Video
We already know quite a bit about the NGP, at least as far as specs are concerned, but Sony this week added to our knowledge of the device by releasing videos of the console in action. The clips demonstrate several titles, including Uncharted: Golden Abyss, Wipeout (working title), and a music game called Sound Shapes. Sony also discussed Hustle Kings, and Super Stardust Delta, but neither of these titles were demo'd on video.
The game demos themselves make for great watching, but most people will likely be focusing on the shiny new device in the player's hands. However, Sony is quick to note that though what you see is a 'real-size' NGP, it's a development unit, not the final product.
"Every NGP you'll see is a dev unit; they're the right size, but they don't possess that final PlayStation-quality fit and finish," writes Jeff Rubenstein, Social Media Manager at Sony PlayStation. "What you'll eventually be able to pick up in a store will look a heck of a lot better."
For those of you wondering about other NGP details, social connectivity, data plans, 3G, Sony says it will have more information on that 'down the line' and that these videos are more for showing off the games than anything else.
Check 'em out and let us know what you think!
Of course, these are all Sony titles, so we still haven't seen any third-party NGP games. Hopefully Sony will have something to show off in that regard next week at E3.
Further Reading (and screen caps)
NGP Previews: Let's Talk Games, Starting with Uncharted: Golden Abyss
Wipeout Your PS3 Opponents On NGP
NGP: Introducing Sound Shapes
NGP Preview: Hustle Kings
Depends what game you're playing. In Uncharted all of the touch controls are optional. I'm sure there are settings that can disable the gyroscope as well, seeing as how the game is so similar to the PS3 version.
megamanx00@PudyChicken - their recent actions suggest otherwise. Still you're right, the NGP has to be designed with battery life in mind and Sony would not overlook that.
Anyway, meh. I admit it does look interesting, but since I use my PC mainly and my tablet for casual portable gaming this doesn't really interest me. Still, probably a cool thing for the teens
the 3ds says hello
man, a lot of uneducated people here on toms today.
hopefully it lasts longer than the psp, but i wouldn't be surprised if it didn't. either way, i don't see myself carrying this thing out of the house, way too big.
orochi8Is it absolutely necessary to use the exact same acronym as the Neo Geo Pocket? I know its a dead system, but you'd think they might at least make an effort. Calling this thing the NGP is pretty much the same thing as calling it the DSi and then just claiming that it stands for Digital Sony instrument or something. Sure, we all know what they're talking about, but it doesn't change the fact that there is already a portable with the name DSi floating around out there.
I along with probably 85% of the world have never heard of neo geo pocket. I heard of neo geo, but never neo geo pocket. so ngp sounds fine.
I used to have a sega master system so my gaming days go way back.
85% of the world never know Bob Smith, but I'm still not in any rush to hold a picnic on his grave. Even if the guy doesn't have a whole lot of relatives around to bust my balls over it, I'd still know that it was a pretty tacky maneuver.


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History can provide an illuminating approach to the teaching of science. Among other things, it can place scientific progress in context, explain the research adventure and show how it is linked to the development of civilisations and the demands of society.
The sea iguana, of such interest to Darwin when he visited the Galapagos Islands (19th century engraving).
A certain history of science manages to combine all that is most boring about history with all that is most difficult about science. It is one that offers an endless series of supposedly key dates plus constantly changing and redefined scientific concepts, the genesis of which it is difficult to grasp. Many students regard such matters as a kind of preliminary, a tedious but necessary introduction that is quickly forgotten before getting down to the real subject matter. It is true that the history of science does not find much favour in Europe's schools and universities today, a fact that many teachers regret very much, however. "We teach science by presenting knowledge as stable elements, depersonalised and isolated from their context. The introduction not only of history but also of current affairs in science courses is a means of overcoming barriers to our understanding of scientific activity," believes Grégoire Molinatti, Professor of biology at a Marseilles secondary school and a researcher at the Institut national de recherche pédagogique, in Bron (France).
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Speaking of the history of science in the classroom is in fact one of the most tried-and-tested ways of getting pupils to understand the scientific approach, the role of observation and measurement, and of getting them to comprehend the notion of proof. Although teachers sometimes hesitate to use the term epistemology, this is essentially what it is: a matter of encouraging young people, on the basis of historic examples, to think about the many ways in which hypotheses are formulated, tested and used to construct theories. It is much easier, for example, for a pupil to understand the Darwinian concept of natural selection, a central concept in all contemporary life sciences, if he has learned about the famous naturalist's trip on board the
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LONDON — Two London-based accessories experts have joined forces to transform the budding English watch company Bremont into a luxury brand.
Robert Bensoussan, a shareholder and board member of Jimmy Choo, and John Ayton, who co-founded the jewelry company Links of London with his wife Annoushka Ducas, have taken a 15 percent stake in Bremont. < The two have invested about $1.2 million, and plan to be active rather than silent partners in the company founded by brothers Nick and Giles English. Bensoussan will be chairman of Bremont, which specializes in large, aviator-style watches, while Ayton will serve on the board. "We want to act almost as seed investors – and we won't be silent," said Bensoussan in a telephone interview Monday. "We will be offering mentoring and investment in this company which has the makings of a English luxury brand, specialized in watches." Ayton was on holiday at press time, and could not be reached for comment. As reported, he and Ducas, who sold their company in July, 2006, will officially step down as chairman and creative director, respectively, of Links at the end of this month. Bensoussan and Ayton came across Bremont through their involvement with Walpole, the organization that promotes Britain's luxury brands. "I was struck by their coherent business plan and their intense passion," said Bensoussan. "What they need is development capital and help opening doors." Bremont watches are Swiss-made mechanical pilots' watches that retail at stores including Harrods, Selfridges, and Kenjo Jewelers in Manhattan. The brothers are aviation aficionados, and their father served as a pilot during World War Two. Bensoussan said the Bremont investment was personal and independent of TowerBrook Capital Partners LLP, which purchased Jimmy Choo in February. As reported in February, Bensoussan had plans to build up a portfolio of luxury brands in conjunction with TowerBrook. He said that could well happen in the future, although he and TowerBrook have no formal agreement or obligations, and their relationship is "flexible." In the meantime, Bensoussan has also personally invested in a small swimwear brand called Tooshie, which sells at retailers including Net-a-porter.com. Earlier this month, Ayton told DNR he and his wife had already begun investing in smaller brands, and would not be disappearing from the business or jewelry scene.


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TravelPod Member ReviewsArthur Hotel Helsinki
Arrived about 1am, short walk from train station, is being renovated a bit at the moment, so entrance a bit scruffy. Check in was efficient if not friendly. Lift up to room which was a suitable size and clean. Then went to a nearby pub which has a vast array of beers (about 2 minute walk).
Breakfast served until 10:30, which meant we didn't have to get up ridiculously early, but it is definitely worth getting up for. Buffet style had good range of options including bacon (albeit streaky not back), fruits and cereals. Check out at 12 and a luggage room to leave stuff for the day,
Cheap souvenir shop about 2 minutes away. We then walked through train station to the Church in the Rock, then walked down along a park to the Market Square, I ate reindeer sausages and meatballs, whilst my wife had salmon on bread. Spoke to a weird lady, then saw the Orthodox church, Lutheran Cathedral and back to hotel all within 3 hours.
Picked up luggage, 3 minute walk to tram, then 15 minute journey to port for our Tallink ferry to Tallinn.
Highly recommend the hotel for location, price, free internet and breakfast. Everything you need really!
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Renovations from hell, drilling, noise, explosions and then interim lifts that hold a maximum of 4 people. Other than that, bed is comfy enough, room served its purpose. Also, perhaps the cleaning girl can come around a bit later, i.e after ive woken.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Arthur Hotel Helsinki
Buena relación calidad-precio en el Hotel Arthur de Helsinki
Nos alojamos solo una noche. Todos los hoteles conocidos estaban llenos. Este hotel ofrece una buena relaci�n calidad-precio y la ubicaci�n es fant�stica. Habitaciones c�modas y limpias. Sin quejas.
Nice city-hotel
Stayed at the hotel Arthur for two nights, and was satisfied. We had one of the newly renovated rooms, and it was spacious, well-furnished and had good beds. The bathroom was adequate - good shower. We had a quiet room facing the back-yard, and I would imagine that it is a lot more noisy if your room faces the road on the other side.
The breakfast wasn't all that good, but OK. Great coffee. We ate dinner in the restaurant one of the nights, and their slightly smoked rein-deer is absolutely worth a try! Reception staff was friendly. Good cleaning. The hotel is only a 10-minutes-walk from the city centre, so the location is great for exploring Helsinki. All in all a good central city-hotel that doesn't rip you off.
Ich warte auf wiedersehen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Hotel liegt in perfekten lage,direkt in zentrum von Helsinki.Alle Gesch�fte und Kaufh�user etz. sind zu fuss erreichbar.F�r Shoppingtour ideal.
Freundliche empfang,sehr freundliche und hilfsbereite Personal.
Auf alle meine Fragen bekamm ich immer freundliche Antwort,u.a.
wo bestimmte Gesch�fte liegen,wie die zu erreichen sind.
Fr�hst�cks in B�fett mit grossen auswahl,reichlich und sehr gut1A
Zimmer sauber ,gut ausgestattet.
Sehr positive Erlebnis,komme gerne wieder.
Basic - that's all
The reception was small and cramped, but the breakfast was brilliant. Rooms were basic but clean and the location was quiet, but only a few mwters from the city centrum. Price was low, that's good. I'd say I've been to hotels which cost lots more, but are much worse!
Good Value at Hotel Arthur in Helsinki
Stayed just one night. All of the big name hotels were full. This hotel offers good value and the location is fantastic. Clean comfortable rooms. No complaints.
Lovely homely hotel
Lovely homely hotel. Very helpful staff. We arrived after a 14 hour plane trip from Australia to -10 degrees in the early hours of the morning and the staff were wonderful, allowing us to get into our room early also when we left they opened up the breakfast early. The staff were very helpful and the rooms comfortable, although coffee and tea facilities would have been good. We were a family of 4 and loved our stay in Finland, will be back again if possible.
Stayed in one of the "suites" or family rooms and I was absolutely horrified. The bathroom was filthy, I refused to shower in it as there were lots of dirty rings in the bathtub, the room had not been swept for ages, the windows didn't close properly, the beds were old and uncomfortable. Good points: the staff were friendly.
I would not stay here again and would urge anyone to go elsewhere. The photos I saw had nothing to do with the sight I got when I arrived. Thank goodness we were only there for one night!
Nothing to shout about here
The staff were very friendly and helpful, and the hotel was quite centrally located, but otherwise it was rather bland. The decor was drab and dull, and our room had lots of stains on the walls from where mosquitos had clearly been squashed (!) - Totally disgusting. Not really much else to say, except beware of Scandanivan television ('Adult' programmes commence after about 6 pm!) and breakfast buffets - In Finland raw peas, salad, ham, cheese, pickled fish and brown rye bread are the norm for breakfast! - And at this hotel no alternative is on offer. I went to meet a friend in the bar of the much smarter Hotel Kempe, where i would definately stay next time
Reasonable hotel
This is a reasonable hotel in an excellent location on a side street not too far from the station. The hotel needs a little work on it but still a good place to stay. The breakfast was very good.
Great central location
We stayed six nights in the Arthur Hotel in summer 2004. The hotel is probably quite old, but some renovations have been done. Our twin room was OK, but quite small. The good thing of this hotel is its excellent location, right in the city centre and in a quiet side street. Don't expect luxury or a special atmosphere, it is just a hotel as there are so many. But enjoy city life that is so close by.
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... rock/islet. In Helsinki we stayed in a caravan park called Rastila. It was also very close to the metro line, so we were able to get around easily. Again we struck Helsinki Day, so wondered around in the city during the celebrations, listened to some free music. I like Helsinki better than Stockholm. There are wide tree lined streets, and a pretty harbour. At the harbour we tried fried fish that looked like white bait, but were ...
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The other highlight of Helsinki was the Design Museum. Despite the fact that only half the exhibition was on display, the history of Finnish design is amazing.
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Happy Holidays from JAMS from JAMS ADR on Vimeo.
JAMS is proud to participate in and sponsor the 15th annual ABA Dispute Resolution Section Spring conference starting April 3 in Chicago. The conference is the meeting place for dispute resolution leaders, mediators, arbitrators, neutral providers and scholars. Presenters and attendees have diverse backgrounds including academics, advocates, court administrators, corporate users, as well as dispute resolvers. Many of our neutrals and members of senior management will join panel discussions and lead presentations. Participating panelists include Mercedes Armas Bach, Richard Chernick, Esq., Linda DeBene, Esq., William E. Hartgering, Esq., Marvin E. Johnson, Esq., Harvey J. Kirsh, Esq., Hon. Richard A. Levie (Ret.), Michael K. Lewis, Esq., Barbara A. Reeves Neal, Esq., Hon. Richard E. Neville (Ret.), Hon. Julia M. Nowicki (Ret.), Juan Ramirez, Jr., R. Wayne Thorpe, Esq., Hon. Ricardo M. Urbina (Ret.).
Following are just some of the conference session highlights. Please visit the JAMS Events Page for more information about JAMS presenters and their sessions.
JAMS, the largest private provider of mediation and arbitration services worldwide, is proud to announce it will partner with the Los Angeles Food Bank and the Sacramento Food Bank to fight hunger through the Food from the Bar campaign.
The JAMS locations are participating through their local JAMS Societies. The JAMS Society was created 10 years ago to recognize and support volunteer opportunities and community involvement for JAMS associates at a local, "hands-on" level. JAMS Society members participate in a diverse array of volunteer activities around the country ranging from cleaning up the environment to improving the lives of children and seniors.
Food from the Bar is a four-week food drive by legal communities across the country, in which participants engage in "friendly competition" to raise funds, donate food and volunteer at local food banks. Since its inception 10 years ago, Food from the Bar has raised millions of dollars and donated thousands of hours to food banks across the country. The campaign provides critical funds to support summer food programs and ensures kids receive the nutrition they need to live healthy and productive lives.
The 2012 program runs from April 30 to May 25. In addition to participation from the Los Angeles and Santa Monica JAMS Society Chapters, the JAMS Sacramento Chapter will also work to raise money for the Sacramento Food Bank.
"Food from the Bar is a wonderful campaign that supports a very important cause," said Chris Poole, JAMS president and CEO. "JAMS is honored to participate and help fight childhood hunger in Los Angeles, Sacramento and beyond."
To donate to the JAMS team in Southern California, please click here.
JAMS, along with the College of Commercial Arbitrators, American Arbitration Association, A.A. White Dispute Resolution Center University of Houston Law School, and the Houston Bar Association ADR Section present "Managing Your First Arbitration." This event will take place November 18 in Houston, Texas.
Corporate counsel, business officials and arbitrators new to arbitration will learn to resolve client disputes and control the arbitration process from start to finish, including managing the hearing and enforcement of the award.
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Usually, the routine works like clockwork.
Well-known Player X either becomes available or is rumored to be available. Within minutes, the question presents itself: Does NFC North team Y want to sign him?
So it's notable that I haven't received a single note to the mailbag, not one tweet and no Facebook references I can find to an NFC North blog reader asking if the Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers or Minnesota Vikings might draft ex-Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor in this summer's presumed NFL supplemental draft.
It's possible you're boycotting your favorite blogger's in-box, but here's a more logical reason: All four of our teams have franchise quarterbacks on their roster now that the Vikings have drafted Florida State's Christian Ponder. The Bears' Jay Cutler, the Lions' Matthew Stafford, the Packers' Aaron Rodgers and Ponder are all on the good side of 30 and very much a part of their team's long-range plans.
I also don't sense much buzz about Pryor as a potential long-term starting quarterback, either among fans or NFL people. Friday morning, for example, veteran agent Ralph Cindrich advised Pryor to pursue the UFL to help develop his game.
Agent Drew Rosenhaus said this week he expected Pryor to be selected in the first round of the supplemental draft, something that hasn't happened in 19 years and without question won't take place with an NFC North team. Remember, the supplemental draft is like withdrawing equity from a house: You lose your corresponding pick in the spring if you use one the previous summer.
It's also worth noting the history of teams taking chances on quarterbacks in the supplemental draft. It worked for a few teams, but no one has tried it since the New York Giants whiffed on Duke quarterback Dave Brown in 1992.
Around here, the real question will apply if NFL teams defy Rosenhaus' expectations and pass over Pryor in the early rounds of the supplemental draft. Would an NFC North team take a flier on Pryor as a long-term project and potential multi-position weapon?
We have some outside-of-the-box thinkers in this division, and I wouldn't rule out someone taking the proverbial "drafting an athlete" approach. But we're not there yet.


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Happy Father's Day to all the dads in the Lowcountry! Here's what the weather should look like today:
Sunshine with some clouds mixed in and highs around 85 degrees. Winds will be coming from east-southeast at 5 to 10 mph and there is a 20 percent chance of rain.
Tonight, we're looking at lows in the mid-70s with a few passing clouds.
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LAFAYETTE – United Way of Acadiana is recruiting volunteers to provide extra reading practice to local elementary school students.
In conjunction with classroom teachers, United Way Readers are paired with first- or second-grade students to provide reading practice for one hour per week for a 10-week period, which supports efforts to ensure children read at grade level by the fourth grade. Training opportunities are provided for the volunteers.
United Way of Acadiana's goal is to ensure children in our service area graduate high school on time." said Keler Williams, director of volunteer mobilization. "Students who miss an opportunity to read at grade level are four times more likely to not graduate on time. United Way Readers make an impact in efforts to ensure students are on the path toward academic success."
There are currently more than 340 United Way Readers working with more than 450 students in Acadia, Lafayette and St. Martin parishes. Nearly 80 percent of students tested in the past improved their overall reading scores as a result of receiving extra reading practice.
Training to become a United Way Reader will be held in Acadia Parish Wednesday, Aug. 21, from 2-3 p.m. at the Acadia Parish School Board office's media meeting room.
For more information about United Way Readers or to register for a training, go to www.UnitedWayofAcadiana.org and click EDUCATION or contact Jennifer Shelton, volunteer mobilization coordinator, at 337-706-1217 or email@example.com.


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Tamil Nadu DGP K Ramanujam said after the Railway Police registers the case into the explosion, the investigation will be taken up by a Special Investigation Team.
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Now the entrepreneur owns one of rock's biggest treasure troves of recorded shows by Zeppelin and other history-making bands, and he's beginning to share it freely online.
Since 2002, Sagan has owned the full archives of legendary promoter Bill Graham, whose concerts featuring performers such as the Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Jimi Hendrix and others helped define the late 1960s and early '70s. Late last week, Sagan began putting excerpts from these concerts, many of which have never been released, online by way of a free Internet radio station on his company's Wolfgang's Vault site.
"My view is that a live performance is better than the studio," he says. "Live is what a band played that night. If they talked between songs, it's there. If they broke a string, it's there."
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Wolfgang's Vault CEO Bill Sagan takes you through a meticulous collection of music mogul Bill Graham's rarest memorabilia.
For all the Amazon.coms, Rhapsodies and iTuneses in the world, it's these nuggets of music history past and present that illustrate the real power of digital music. Graham's archives contain thousands of hours of recorded audio and video that's rarely been heard or seen, but is finally being digitized and distributed.
It's a business for Sagan, but the response--in just a few days of existence, the streaming radio service has prompted thousands of listeners to send e-mails full of concert stories and song requests--shows he's struck a nerve online.
"It's wonderful and unique stuff, and it's a clever way to do it," said GartnerG2 analyst Mike McGuire. "Being online and digital gives them the ability not to have to invest a whole lot of capital to distribute it."
Sagan is a businessman, on the surface very different from the bushy-bearded, long-haired artists depicted in the black-and-white photographs lining the walls of his warehouse office. But Graham was a businessman too, with a reputation for being hard-nosed about making money as he promoted the peace-and-love generation's soundtrack.
Graham himself was killed in a helicopter crash in 1991, and his company was sold to SFX Promotions, which was purchased by Clear Channel in 2000.
Sagan, a tall, thin man with graying hair and angular features, takes visitors on a tour of the warehouse with evident relish. His earlier career was all business, starting and selling health care companies, he says. But in 2001, he decided he wanted to invest in music assets, seeing a business that was on the cusp of radical change.
He stumbled onto the Graham assets purely by luck, he says. He heard from a friend that they might be for sale, discovered that Microsoft founder Paul Allen and a few others were in the market, and finally persuaded then-owner Clear Channel to sell him the entire archive for "somewhere between $5 million and $6 million."
As he gives a tour of the warehouse, it's clear this lucky find has become more than just business. His face lights up at a black-and-white picture of a smiling, pregnant Janis Joplin hung in a conference room.
"You'll see a lot of pictures of Joplin smiling here," he says. "She had such a tragic life. I like to see her smiling."
The warehouse itself is a rock history buff's dream. Three floors are lined with shelves, which are stacked full of boxes of posters, pristine tickets for the Fillmore West and Fillmore East shows, postcards, T-shirts and original photographic negatives. Sagan estimates there are more than 20 million individual pieces here.
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Guys as we all know Pete Rose will not be reinstated by MLB. No one at covers has been a bigger proponent of reinstating Pete Rose as me and I love Pete Rose. But he lost me Monday. The report came out that Rose said in the meeting with Rob Manfred that he doesn't bet on baseball and 20 minutes later admitted to betting on baseballPete Rose can't be betting on baseball and I just can't fathom how stupid he is
But here's something else I can't fathom. We all knew Manfred would give Rose his day in court but here's the $64,000 question... Why give him his day? No matter what Rose would say or do in his life Manfred wasn't going to reinstate him. Hell Pete could cure Aids and cancer and not get reinstated
Why does MLB feel the need to be Lucy holding the football as Pete Rose who's Charilie Brown goes to kick it? Why couldn't Manfred say"Pete as long as i'm the commissioner you'll never be reinstated" What would Pete do? Sue MLB? And why is it okay for MLB to profit off of Rose?
MLB and the band of merry minions that is the BBWAA and folks like Peter Gammons and keyelement who baseball is holy and they're the gatekeepers get to say Pete Rose doesn't belong. Which is fine. But if he's banned if he's a disgrace to the game why was he on the field at the All Century Team in 1999? Or this past year in Cincy. My point is if Pete's banned.... THEN BAN HIM!. No ceremonies,No reinstatement
Basically MLB says Pete Rose is a disgrace.... Except when he can make us some money because people love Pete Rose. And this line of thinking is why MLB is in deep trouble as a sport. I don't get MLB getting off dangling a carrot in front of Rose. Don't leave the door open a crack shut the door.You can't take away his right to make a living as an analyst on Fox but shut the door
MLB also doesn't understand they've taken both sides of the coin especially concerning daily fantasy which is gambling. If train69 and I bet $50 on the Cardinals-Cubs game or $50 on who makes the best fantasy lineup with a $50,000 salary cap its gamblingManfred has also talked about sports betting being legal in all 50 states{Which it should be but that's another thread for another day}but I don't think he and MLB understand that they're on both sides of the fence
Look if I was commissioner I wouldn't reinstate Rose after he admits he still bets on baseball. But when i said he should be reinstated i would've done it with conditions. Those being he can't be a manager or coach,Can't be a GM or an owner and i said that before all of this came out
I'm not changing your opinion on Rose and you won't change mine. But i'm pissed at Rose,the empty suit commissioner and MLB for this dog and pony show. Baseball was my 1st love but the sport is losing me guys. Pete doesn't deserve to be reinstated but he doesn't deserve what MLB has done to him which is profiting off of him and dangling the carrot that we may reinstate you when you know you aren't going to
That's my 2 cents. Merry Christmas guys
Guys LY was not good for me and the best thing to say about LY is that its over. I'm looking forward to the season. I have 10 futures bets for this season. 7 of them are win totals the other 3 are teams i like to get in the playoff and once you get in anything can happen. We'll start with my 3 max bets. With these 3 i'd rather not lay juice but the numbers are too good:
Yes its a whole list a list of 13 to be exact. Let's get at it:
1. I feel there's a conspiracy against me in this MLB forum
I feel as though keyelement and others conspire against me. I've noticed this since Last offseason. It happened when Kirk Gibson was rumored for the Tigers job and i made the following comment. "I don't want Gibson managing the Tigers because if he gets hired Cabrera,Fielder and Verlander will all be traded for grinders" Key didn't seem to appreciate me saying that
I feel as though i'm not appreciated in this forum the way i should be. I know baseball,I have a great mind and i'm usually right about these things. I don't know why i'm discriminated against by many of you
2. Mad Dog Russo Bi*ching about Strasburg
I flipped on his show for 10 minutes not too long ago{I wish i hadn'T} And he was bitc*hing about Starsburg being shut down in 2012. Making a comment "If he wanted to pitch demand the ball" I've always felt the Nats got too much heat for shutting Strasburg down. they did the same thing with Jordan Zimmermann the yr before and no one cared
The Nats didn't lose in 2012 because Strasburg got shut down. They lost because they had a 7-0 lead vs STL in GM 5 and didn't stick their foot on the Cards throat. Also Storen got squeezed in the 9th if you remember. BTW what is the purpose of Mad Dog? God MLB Network is becoming ESPN. The Nats weren't right or wrong in doing it. Same with what the Braves did with Medlen that year
3. PED guys are disgraces
Stop it. No one except old farts and sportswriters care about PED's. MLB sold its soul to Satan for money a long time ago boys. Accept it like i have. Hell owners have. Melky,Cruz,Peralta you embarrassed the game and you're disgraces! Now here's 50 million do you want to sign in red ink or blue ink. MLB was better with PED's IMO
4. I'm tired of celebrating Jim Leyland
What the hell are we celebrating? LY Jim leyland day let Leyland throw out the 1st pitch Jesus F-INg Christ! Jim go away please. He was there 8 years 3.5 too long. I was doen with him after the Galarraga game. Should've gotten himself thrown out hell i would've spit on Jim Joyce for that call. Leyland lost all my respect after that. He was stealing a check the last 2 years
Look the Tigers have moved on with a better manager so Jim go away. And some say well packers he got the Tigers to the playoffs 5 times. I've said this before and i'll say it again I'd rather never go to postseason than go and lose. I'd rather be Toronto than Detroit. I relaize i'm 1 of 6 people who think that way but thats how i feel. Leyland left the building they should've locked the door
5. The Cleveland Racists will win the Central and that makes me mad
I've always hated Cleveland. For many reason including their racist name and logo. But the man reason is the fans. They just don't care about baseball in Cleveland. They talk more Browns than Cleveland basbeall. their economy is based on LeBron James. Plus Cleveland fans IMO are overrated fans. They think because they watch crap football it makes them real fans no it makes you a mark
You got a Cy Young winner an MVP candidate 5-6 guys who could hit 20+HR's a lock down bullpen and no one cares. hell you could have free lap dance night at Progressive Field and attendance would go from 11,000 to 11,236. When people talk about relocating a team talk about Cleveland.
6. The Houston Astros or as i call them the Houston Arrogance
And it starts with Jeff Luhnow the man who's gonna re-invent baseball. The love for a horse manure franchise astounds me but the sabermetric extremists love them some Astros. No matter what move they make its great. And here's the kicker... Hiring AJ Hinch as a manager. At Spring Training check Luhnow's puppet for strings because thats all Hinch is. Luhnow has to have a yes-man as manager because if he got in a uniform and went on the field to manage with his views he'd be laughed off the field in 30 minutes
Sabermetrics folks do you even like baseball?
6. Stop telling me Billy Beane is Jesus 2.0
Win something and we'll talk.
7-13 coming off #7 is i need your help
This news came out over the weekend but on Saturday's around here there are 8764 threads so i decided to post it today. The NCAA announced that this year's NIT will have 2 changes to it:
1. The Restricted Area arc will be expanded to 4 feet
2. They will have a 30 second shot clock in all 31 tournament games
They are doing this as an experiment to see how the game flows,if scoring can go up a little bit. If both of these things are met with great praise from the coaches than both rules could be adopted for next season
This will be fascinating IMO guys to see this especially the 30 second shot clock which i think we need in college hoops. From a bettor's standpoint i'll be interested to see what the O/U numbers will be because in theory more possessions could mean more points
Also before anyone says anything i obviously know we have a lot of hoops left with Regular season and conference tourneys coming in a few weeks. But this is important news for us as bettors and for college hoops going forward
Every so often i'll bump the thread so more people know
Your thoughts on the news?
The NCAA decided with UAB shutting the football program down any UAB player who decides to transfer will be eligible immidately at their new school. No matter if you're a freshman,sophmore etc.
Plus schools who take on UAB players have been given a 1 year waiver that they can go over their scholarship limit to bring in a UAB player. So if your school has 85 players on scholarship and they bring in 2 UAB players and give them scholarships no other player will lose his scholarship
QB's Cody Clements and Austin Chipoletti OL Lee Dufour and Cameron Blankenship plus RB DJ Vinson are all going to South Alabama
UAB's leading tackler Jake Ganus is going to Georgia
CB Lamarcus Farmer is going to Troy
Kicker Nick Vogel is going to Southern Miss
Guys i'll give the NCAA credit this was the only thing to do. The NCAA is such a joke we have to praise them for doing the right thingGL to the players though
If there are anymore transfers i'll bump the thread
Your thoughts on this guys?
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