text: Austin Watch: Austin Unveils the World's Nosiest Lamp Posts By Audrey McGlinchy • Feb 12, 2015 Ilana Panich-Linsman/KUT News Think of a time you've talked to an object that can't talk back. Maybe you've yelled at your car when it wouldn't start, or screamed at the leg of a table after stubbing your toe on it. While Austinites have always had the option to talk to inanimate objects while walking down the street, now the objects will talk – or rather, text – back. School for the Deaf Staff, Students React to Potential Downsizing By Ben Philpott • Feb 10, 2015 Miguel Gutierrez, Jr./KUT News The Texas School for the Deaf sits on 67 acres in between South 1st and South Congress. It looks more like a small college campus than a traditional school building. But then again, says school superintendent Claire Bugen, this isn't a traditional school. "We serve students from age zero, in our parent/infant program, through home visits. And then when the student is 18 months old, they start to come on campus for part-time services. Now these are local students. All the way through age 22. So our continuum of services is very broad," Bugen says. Find Out What's Buried Inside Austin's City Hall Time Capsule By Joy Diaz • Jan 13, 2015 Joy Diaz/KUT News Buried under the Austin City Hall building is a time capsule. Today, that capsule is ten years old. The box is scheduled to be opened in 2105. Since it's very likely you and I won't be alive 90 years from now, KUT asked the people who filled up the box to reveal some of the things that are in it. It's hard to imagine the Austin of 2105, when the capsule is supposed to be opened. If you just consider that we double our population every 20 years, you can picture how crowded Austin is likely to become. QUIZ: How Well Do You Know Austin's 175-Year History? By Joy Diaz • Dec 27, 2014 Filipa Rodrigues for KUT; logo design by GSD&M The City of Austin is having a birthday today. It's one of the hardest anniversaries to pronounce – it's not a centennial or a bicentennial — or even a sesquicentennial, for that matter. But, outgoing Mayor Lee Leffingwell made it his mission earlier this year to memorize a 28-letter word used for the city's 175th anniversary: a septaquintaquinquecentennial. City App Helps Users Report Pot Holes, Graffiti – And May Soon Provide Flood Info By Laura Rice • Dec 23, 2014 Nathan Bernier, KUT News For well over a decade, Austinites have been calling 3-1-1 to report graffiti or a pot hole to city officials. While that's not going away, a new way to report problems and get questions answered could offer more benefits. For example, say you want to report that there aren't any doggie clean-up bags at the park down the street or that there's a pothole down the road. But, uhh, what's the address exactly where you're at? Austin's 3-1-1 mobile app lets users do many of the same things that can be accomplished with a phone call. But there are also things the app does that a phone call can't. City Hopes for a Smooth Rollout Ahead of Brazos Street Conversion By Filipa Rodrigues • Dec 18, 2014 flickr.com/photos/mrlaugh Austin's downtown traffic flow will change starting next month. The City of Austin is converting Brazos Street from one way to a two way street between East Cesar Chavez and East Sixth streets. Austin Transportation Department Director Rob Spillar says a number of cities have gone through this process to slow traffic. There's Something Strange About Austin's Newest Film Festival: It's All About Sci-Fi By Laura Rice • Dec 5, 2014 Photo courtesy of Endocrine Entertainment. Austin has a brand-new film festival and it's all about science fiction. The first-ever Other Worlds Austin Sci-Fi Film Festival is happening this weekend. I know what you're thinking – just what Austin needs – another film festival. But that's exactly what Other Worlds Austin Director of Programming Bears Fonté thought. "I had a science fiction film a couple years ago that wound up playing about 40 film festivals. So as I was going around the country with the film, I just saw so many great science fiction films and I was like, this isn't playing Austin and I want to do that, I want to bring those films to Austin and give those filmmakers a chance to play in front of an audience that's going to be really receptive," Fonté says. Adler Maintains Lead Over Martinez in New Austin Monitor Mayoral Poll By Jo Clifton • Dec 5, 2014 Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon, KUT News This story comes to us from our city hall reporting partner, the Austin Monitor. According to a poll conducted this week among 942 likely Austin voters, mayoral candidate and attorney Steve Adler maintains a commanding lead over his runoff opponent, City Council Member Mike Martinez. When asked who they would be likely to vote for in the Dec. 16 runoff election, 56 percent of respondents said Adler, compared to 39 percent for Martinez. Only 5 percent said they were undecided. Public Policy Polling of Raleigh, North Carolina, conducted the poll on Dec. 2 and 3. The poll was commissioned by the Austin Monitor and was made possible through a generous donation by Texas Disposal Systems. Looming State School Closure Leaves Austin's Most Vulnerable in Limbo By Joy Diaz • Nov 13, 2014 Filipa Rodrigues for KUT Eviction notices have gone out to 77 people who live at Austin's State Supported Living Center on 35th Street and MoPac. The state's Sunset Advisory Commission has recommended closing the facility which opened in 1917 and services 28 counties in Central Texas. All of the people who live at the center have serious developmental disabilities, and a handful have already moved out. As the eviction notices come in, residents and their families are searching for new housing alternatives as the state prepares for a likely sale that could turn the 94-acre property into a mixed-use development. But some say the commission doesn't have the final word in the facility's closure, and promise to fight. Slideshow: The Posters, Vinyl and Toys at The First-Ever MondoCon By Laura Rice • Sep 19, 2014 Mondo If you've heard of Austin-based Alamo Drafthouse offshoot Mondo – you probably know them for their film posters. They're artistic alternatives to the stuff pushed out by the film industry. But Mondo has become much more than that as of late – also producing throwbacks with a focus on design including VHS tapes and vinyl records. Now, they've starting making toy collectibles. They're showing off all of this and inviting people to learn more about what they do in the first ever MondoCon. It's this weekend in Austin. Mondo CEO Justin Ishmael sat down with KUT's Laura Rice to talk about it. On What's Special About Mondo's Posters: "I think, first, the place where they're coming from is completely different from what's coming out of Hollywood. A lot of times, ours are not promoting a film that's actively trying to make money so I think there's a lot of liberties that we can take with them that studios can't... Some of our posters rely on having seen the movie to evoke an emotion." How Austin's Growth and Project Connect Could Impact the City's Bats By Audrey McGlinchy • Sep 8, 2014 Caleb Bryant-Miller/KUT News The bats that roost under the Congress Avenue Bridge have a hard-flown journey after their nightly show for tourists and passersby. They cruise over the trees bordering Lady Bird Lake's southern shore – flying up to 40 miles away from the city every night – then come back, roost and feast on insects between Congress Avenue and I-35. Austin Graduations Rose Under Carstarphen, But Lagged Behind Statewide Rates By Nathan Bernier • Aug 6, 2014 Nathan Bernier/KUT The largest school district in Central Texas has hit a record high graduation rate. But the Austin school district still lags behind the state average. In the five years that former Austin ISD superintendent Meria Carstarphen oversaw the district before leaving for Atlanta, graduation rates rose by ten percent. In 2013, it hit a new high of just over 84 percent. And the increases in graduation rates were across all student groups in AISD, including Hispanics, African-Americans, economically disadvantaged and special education students. Chronicle 'Best of Austin' at 25: What's Changed, What's the Same & How It's Different Than Yelp By Laura Rice • Jul 14, 2014 Austin Chronicle If there's one thing you hear consistently from Austinites, original and transplanted, it's how much the city has changed over the years. One interesting gauge of that might be the Austin Chronicle's "Best Of Austin" poll, which is now in its 25th year. Chronicle Special Issues Editor Kate X Messer has been around for almost 20 of those years. She sat down with KUT to talk about what she's seen over that time. Think Traffic is Bad Now? By 2035, It Could Take 3 Hours to Get From Austin to Round Rock By Ben Philpott • Jul 9, 2014 Filipa Rodrigues/KUT News These days Austin is known as much for traffic as it is for live music or five-hour-long barbecue lines. If you've been commuting in Austin for a while, you might have noticed the traffic isn't exactly getting better. Despite flirtations with building a six-lane highway, constructing a long overdue urban rail system and even "sequestering" I-35 under concrete, commute times are not only stagnant, they're getting worse. In 2011, the state commissioned a study on major roadways which found — despite all those improvements — it could take Austin commuters up to three hours to get to Round Rock by 2035. Austin Author Meg Gardiner Thrills with 'Phantom Instinct' By Emily Donahue • Jul 3, 2014 Photo by Stuart Boreham Imagine there was a disaster. You were there. But you saw something no one else saw—something that would change everyone else's mind about what really happened. That is, if they believed you. Now, imagine there's another person who saw exactly what you saw. But no one believes him either. What would you do? Austin author Meg Gardiner's new book, Phantom Instinct, pursues that question through 356 action-packed pages. She spoke to the Texas Standard's Emily Donahue. How to Become a Medieval Knight, in 7 Easy Steps By Mose Buchele • Jun 27, 2014 Filipa Rodrigues/KUT It's time for another edition of KUT's Summer School. Every Friday this summer, we head out to learn new skills from folks in Austin who are experts in their field. We've already learned about glass blowing, wood turning and beekeeping. Today's subject? Medieval Studies. Donation Brings Huston-Tillotson University Closer to Building Mental Health Clinic By Joy Diaz • Jun 24, 2014 KUT's Joy Diaz It's the largest gift Huston-Tillotson has ever received. On Thursday, the historic black university announced that Ada Anderson, a 92-year-old graduate, had donated $3 million to pay for the initial construction phase of the school's mental health clinic. It will be called the Sandra Joy Anderson Community Health and Wellness Center in honor of the donor's daughter. Listen: The Worst Yelp Reviews of Barton Springs and Mount Bonnell By Wells Dunbar & Matt Largey • Jun 23, 2014 Flickr user David Ingram, flickr.com/dingatx Mount Bonnell and Barton Springs are two of Austin's eternal treasures –unblemished reminders of Austin's natural beauty. But to a handful of reviewers on Yelp, they're totally overrated. Mount Bonnell's scenic overlook rates a solid four stars on Yelp; Austin's crown jewel, Barton Springs Pool, clocks in at four-and-a-half. But proving you can't please everyone, a collection of contrary reviews offer an antithetical take on these two Austin institutions. 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+359 700 12 110 (at the price of a standard phone call) 8:30-17:30 Mon - Fri
Location of the Hotel and nearby facilities:
Hotel "Orchidea" is located about 1.3 km. from the beach, in a quiet place in the park area of Albena resort. All inclusive club "Orchidea" meets all the standards of a family club hotel. The unique nature in Albena combined with the high quality of service guarantee complete relaxation and comfort.
Every half an hour from 08:30 to 18:00 is available a free shuttle bus to the beach.
Complex "Orchidea" consists of 2 separate hotels, which are three-storey buildings with a total capacity of 397 rooms, including 38 singles, 92 doubles, 135 triples, 126 with interconnecting doors and 6 suites. At your disposal are an air-conditioned restaurant, bar, money exchange, parking.
Check-in after 14.00 and check out to 12.00.
Dine Around concept will be valid through the 2015 season. It is applicable for all the guests with a minimum stay of 7 overnights in the period until 30.06.2015 and after 02.09.2015 on all inclusive or all inclusive plus basis. This exclusive opportunity provides an experience of one lunch and one dinner choosing from the wide variety of International dishes in any of our A la carte restaurants:
The Dine Around menu includes a salad, an appetizer, a main course and a dessert. One glass of water is also served on complimentary bases. All the other drinks are upon extra charge. A preliminary reservation should be submitted on reception not later than 15.00h of the previous day.
Orhidea hotel offers 210 rooms of which 15 single, 93 double, 30 triple, 33 pairs of rooms with interconnecting door (66 rooms in total) and 6 apartments. Pets are allowed upon preliminary request and against extra charge. Check in time – after 14:00 o'clock; check out time – until 12:00 o'clock.
Orhidea Restaurant:
Breakfast 07:30 - 10:00h
Lunch 12:00 - 14:00h
Dinner 18:00 - 21:00h
Snack bar 11:00 - 16:00h hot and cold snacks, desserts, fruits, ice cream
Тhematic evenings: Bulgarian national, Seafood, Italian.
Barbeque: every day during lunch and dinner (high season).
Lobby bar 10:00 - 23:00h
Pool bar 11:00 - 18:00h
Ice cream bar 11:00 - 23:00h
Restaurant bar 12:00 - 14:00h and 18:00 - 21:00h
Beverages: Bulgarian alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, Bulgarian rakia, Bulgarian wine, Bulgarian sparkling wine, Bulgarian draft beer, juices, soft drinks, mineral water, coffee (espresso and from coffee machine) and cappuccino. Imported alcohol drinks, cocktails and coffee "Lavazza" are against additional payment. After 23:00 all the drinks are subject to extra charge.
Animation and entertainment program: six days sports and entertainment animation for adults and children, night shows or live music, animation program for children from 4 to 12 years old, table tennis, step aerobics, water gymnastics, darts, chess, backgammon, mini disco.
Free of charge services: 24 hour reception, information, wake-up call, calling up a taxi, post services, currency exchange, 2 sun beds and 1 umbrella per room on the beach and by the pool, beach library, animation, outdoor pool, children's pool, main restaurant with a terrace, lobby bar, snack bar, pool bar. Free of charge Wi-Fi internet connection in the lobby, restaurant, by the pool and on the beach with a maximum speed up to 1 Mbps.
Extra paid services: rent a car, excursions, taxi, massage, laundry and ironing, PC internet corner in the lobby, pets (upon initial request), International and Bulgarian press, safety deposit box (the hotel is not responsible for loss of personal valuables and belongings, which are not properly deposited in the safe deposit boxes), sport facilities, water sports, mini golf, horse riding, diving, ride with a phaeton, amusement park. Special drinks as per Menu, crisps, Haribo, nuts and tobacco are subject to an extra charge. High speed Wi-Fi internet up to 6 Mbps is against additional payment.
Free yourself from everyday stress and tension, forget cares and troubles, indulge deserved pleasure and relaxation to restore the inner harmony and balance of your body and soul and to find your way to good health, beauty and vitality.
1. It's afternoon coffee time... back in 1969
Favorite desserts, classic recipes and prices, dating back from 1969, offers Panorama Café in Dobrudzha Hotel. Endulge in the romance of the old times with the new-old specials...
"Chocolate Plaisir" @ 1.53 BGN
"Fruit Melba Frisco" @ 1.86 BGN
"Bavarian crème" @ 2.26 BGN
Working Hours: 09:00-00:00
Panorama Café
Dobrudzha Hotel, 15th floor
+359 885 853 289
2. Albena presents his first yield of white wines. The vineyard of Albena is situated in the valley between Albena and Kranevo. The vines in the array are imported from a prestigious French nursery. In 2014, first harvest was about 20 tons of grapes. Nearly 10,000 bottles were produced in a boutique winery near Provadia. The wines of Albena are produced from white grapes - Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Viognier, Muscat Petit Gren where maximum-friendly raw materials processing methods were applied. The wines are available exclusively at all hotel receptions and a la carte restaurants in the complex. For more information visit: http://albena.bg/en/pages/Geranium.html
3. All guests of the following hotels: Kaliakra, Arabella Beach, Flamingo, Malibu, Laguna Garden, Laguna Mare, Laguna Beach, Gergana, Primasol Ralitsa Superior Aquaclub, Kaliakra, Primasol Ralitsa Superior, Vita Park and .Com will able to use the room charge service in selected a la carte restaurants in Albena and the hotel lobby bars after 23:00.
Another benefit of using this service is that over the transferred amount guests enjoy a 5% discount.
4. Richer Dine Around Program, inclusive of 8 themed a la card restauramts. More information you can find on: http://albena.bg/en/pages/dine-around-albena.html
5. Yoga on the beach with Sandip Kumar
During te months of July and August near the beach of Ganvie Beach Club, the Indian yoga guru Sandeep Kumar teaches yoga classes every day, morning and evening with a duration of 75 minutes. Yoga lessons are aimed at reducing stress, laughter, meditation, breathing techniques balanced and more. For more information: http://albena.bg/en/pages/yoga.html
We aim to ensure our guests a healthy and smoke-free holiday. According to the Bulgarian legislation, smoking in hotel rooms, as well as indoor restaurants and bars is not allowed.
The sea shore of Albena resort (almost 3 km. long) is a "Blue Flag" award holder for years for the high standards in maintenance of the beach and the quality of the sea water.
The beach for the guests of hotel "Orchidea" is situated 800 meters from the hotel next to beach bar "Ganvie". 2 sun beds and 1 umbrella per room are free of charge (upon availability). Mattresses are upon charge. Lifeguards on duty from 8.00 till 18.00. Afterwards the beach remains unguarded. Please follow the instructions of the Water Life Saving service and the flag signalization.
Pool – Working schedule of the pool is from 8.30 to 18.00. In the period 01.07 – 31.08 the working time extends to 8.30 – 19.00. Outside these hours the pool is unguarded, therefore we kindly ask you not to use it. 1 umbrella and 2 sun beds per room are provided free of charge. Mattresses are upon charge.
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A lot of you who found this site with a Google search or through some other source may think that monitoring your children's cell phone and computer usage is being too strict … too much of a "Helicopter Parent". Read this an let me know if you still feel that way:
Man jailed for grooming young girls
News • Sep 24, 2015 09:56 BST
[IMAGE: Ian Alexander]
A man who groomed young girls for sexual purposes has been jailed.
Ian Alexander, 48 (20.05.1967) of Rowland Way, Ashford, Middlesex, was sentenced to a total of three years and five months in prison at Isleworth Crown Court on Wednesday, 23 September.
In addition the defendant was made subject of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order.
Alexander had pleaded guilty to eight offences at an earlier hearing at the same court.
The court heard how in May 2012 the defendant had been convicted of possessing prohibited images of children and made subject to a Sexual Offences Prevention Order, which placed strict prohibitions on his contact with young people and his use of computer equipment.
However in 2013 a 13-year-old girl received a friend request on Facebook. The request apparently came from a 15-year-old boy called Daniel. In fact the request came from Alexander.
Alexander made repeated attempts to meet with the girl and travelled from his home in Ashford to Feltham Park to meet her on 21 March 2014.
However, the girl took friends with her and while at the park received a message from Alexander (who was still using the name Daniel) saying that he could see her.
One of her friends became concerned about this and decided to call the police and tell them what was happening. Officers attended and searched the park for the person but did not find him. Police then began an investigation to find out who the person purporting to be Daniel really was.
Examination of the young girl's phone revealed that Alexander had been grooming her for sexual purposes. Investigations into the phone he was using and the Facebook account led to an address being identified. On Friday, 4 July 2014 detectives from Hounslow went to Alexander's house in Ashford and arrested him.
A search of the house recovered three phones that Alexander had used to contact the young girl as well as a computer he had used for similar purposes.
The phones showed that Alexander had also been contacting other young girls. He contacted one teenage girl pretending to be a boy called James who was aged 15. Again, Alexander tried to manipulate the young girl into meeting him, even telling her that James had died and he (Alexander) was James' father and wanted to meet her; thankfully the girl declined.
During the search police also took away Alexander's computer for examination. Communications found on the phones and computers were of a sexually explicit nature and provided further evidence of six breaches of his Sexual Offences Prevention Order. One of the people he was contacting appeared to be a nine-year-old girl. (my emphasis)
I'm sure all these girls were "good girls". But as a parent you really, really need to keep a close handle on your children's electronic activities.
Did you read what one of the arresting officers had to say?
Detective Sergeant Martin Siertsema of Hounslow CID, said: "Ian Alexander, who was already a registered sex offender, used social networking, messenger services and also text messages to contact and groom young girls for sexual purposes. He was cunning, cruel and deceitful and is a danger to young people.
You NEED monitoring software and you need to use it NOW. If you find there is nothing to worry about, well great but if there IS something to worry about … Wow … how could you let that happen? Remeber the girl the pervert was arrested for stalking went to the park voluntarily and put erself in site of the guy … and he was busy setting up these sort of meeting with nobody knows how many other innocent,"good girls." Act or regret, the choice is yours.


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Adam Lambert covers The Darkness for 'Glee': 'I Believe in a Thing Called Love'
Your karaoke jam from the Darkness just got an Adam Lambert makeover for "Glee."
The "American Idol" star and Queen devotee is giving his spin on "I Believe in a Thing Called Love" by the Darkness for this week's fifth season return episode, "Frenemies." Lambert waves so-long to the falsetto of this glam revivalist tune, and rocks out next to a week's worth of guitar solos.
FOX has posted a preview to tomorrow night's ep, where Chris Colfer's Kurt and his fresh friend Elliott (Lambert) have a rivalry within their friendship, as Kurt launches his band and fears his spotlight may be stolen.
The full version of "I Believe in a Thing Called Love" is streaming now, too: compare it to the original 2003 version from The Darkness. Which one do you like best, The Darkness' or Glambert's?
"Glee" returns from its midseason hiatus tomorrow (Feb. 25). Listen to another song from the new ep here: Blaine, Artie and Tina on Kelly Clarkson's "Breakaway."
In celebrating the show's 100th episode this spring, Target will be releasing an aptly named compilation, "Glee: The Music Celebrating 100 episodes." The 100th show is on March 18, with part 2 of the episode coinciding with release on March 25. Tracklist for that disc is below.
Here is the tracklist for "Glee: The Music Celebrating 100 Episodes":
1. Keep Holding On* -featuring Mark Salling (Puck)
2. Valerie* -featuring Naya Rivera (Santana) and Heather Morris (Brittany)
3. Defying Gravity*-featuring Lea Michele (Rachel), Chris Colfer (Kurt) and Amber Riley (Mercedes)
4. Raise Your Glass* -featuring Matthew Morrison (Will) and Kristin Chenoweth (April)
5. Toxic*-featuring Naya Rivera (Santana), Heather Morris (Brittany) and Dianna Agron (Quinn)
6. Happy -featuring Gwyneth Paltrow (Holly), Kristin Chenoweth (April), Matthew Morrison (Will), Darren Criss (Blaine) and Amber Riley (Mercedes)
7. Party All the Time -featuring Gwyneth Paltrow (Holly)
8. Total Eclipse of the Heart*-featuring Matthew Morrison (Will) and Kristin Chenoweth (April)
9. Loser Like Me*-featuring Darren Criss (Blaine), Kevin McHale (Artie), Chord Overstreet (Sam) and Jenna Ushkowitz (Tina)
10. Be Okay -featuring Lea Michele (Rachel) and Naya Rivera (Santana)
11. I Am Changing -featuring Amber Riley (Mercedes) and Chris Colfer (Kurt)
12. Just Give Me a Reason -featuring Dianna Agron (Quinn) and Mark Salling (Puck)
13. Don't Stop Believin'* -featuring Lea Michele (Rachel), Darren Criss (Blaine), Chris Colfer (Kurt), Matthew Morrison (Will), Kevin McHale (Artie) and Jenna Ushkowitz (Tina)
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Get an overview of this hotelLakefront hotel with full-service spa and restaurant
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Situated in the historical district, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Vadstena Abbey and Vadstena Castle. Charlotte Castle and Ostad Golf Club are also within 12 mi (20 km).
Hotel Features
Along with a full-service spa, this smoke-free hotel has a restaurant and a bar/lounge. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, meeting rooms, dry cleaning, and tour/ticket assistance are onsite.
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Vadstena KlosterhotelLasarettsgatan 5 Vadstena 592 30
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- Sauna
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- Spa tub
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Hotel Amenities
Vadstena Klosterhotel features a full-service spa. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
10 meeting rooms are available. This Vadstena hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Vadstena Klosterhotel is a smoke-free property.
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Bar/lounge
- Restaurant
- Television in common areas
- Garden
- Multilingual staff
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Meeting rooms
- Smoke-free property
- Wedding services
- Total number of rooms - 75
- Full-service spa
- Free WiFi
- Number of meeting rooms - 10
- Free self parking
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Television
- Coffee/tea maker
- Phone
- Hair dryer
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Vadstena Klosterhotel has a restaurant on site.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Fishing on site
Spa Services
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa. The spa is equipped with hot springs/mineral springs, a sauna, and a steam room.
Guests under 18 years old are not allowed in the spa.
- Steam room in spa
- Sauna in spa
- Hot springs/mineral springs in spa
- Minimum age to access spa is 18
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- Pets allowed
- Dogs only
- Specific rooms only, restrictions apply
- Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Hotel Name
- Klosterhotel
- Klosterhotel Hotel
- Vadstena Klosterhotel
- Vadstena Klosterhotel Hotel
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The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
Awards & Affiliations
- The property is a member of Historic Hotels of Europe.
National Rating
Hotelstars Union assigns an official star rating for properties in Sweden. This property is rated 4 stars.


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When Sydney cove became a penal colony for the British government the English public was keen to know just what this new and exotic location was like.
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And even the natives were portrayed as friendly.
It was a propaganda strategy of which even today's real estate agents would be proud.
A collection of these early works of art is now on display at the museum of Sydney on loan from a Swiss financier who's developed a passion for the early history of Sydney.
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SHARON O'NEILL: These are some of the first images of Sydney from the early days of European settlement. A pictorial record as seen by convict artists and military officials.
In an era before photography, these early views document the British colonisation of Sydney. Or at least they document a particular view of the colony and the life of its first European and Aboriginal inhabitants.
BEAT KNOBLAUCH, COLLECTOR: People (inaudible) the age of the discoveries. People generally were very interested how the other side of the world looked.
SHARON O'NEILL: This collection of topographical prints of early Sydney is owned by Beat Knoblauch, a Swiss born businessman who's lived in Australia for the past 30 years.
(To Beat Knoblauch) Where did your interest in this art first develop?
BEAT KNOBLAUCH: I think probably a little bit from historical viewpoint. I wanted to know how Sydney developed because that's where I settled. So I looked up a little bit what Sydney was 200 years ago at the beginning and developed a little bit of interest through that.
SHARON O'NEILL: That little bit of interest grew into a collecting of over 200 engravings and lithographs, 100 of which are now featured in an exhibition here at the Museum of Sydney.
SUSAN HUNT, CURATOR: It's just marvellous to have such a comprehensive group of images of Sydney Cove in the 19th century that really chart the development of this city from the colonial outpost in the 1780s to, in fact these wonderful bird's eye view images of the 1880s.
Well of course they are never meant to be artworks hung in a gallery.
SHARON O'NEILL: Susan Hunt is the curator of the exhibition and is intrigued by the early images of Sydney they recreate.
SUSAN HUNT: Before photography these are really the only forms of information. These are the images that went back and invented the idea of Sydney. You know, what was Sydney like? And the English public who were desperate to know what this strange and outlandish and to hear what the environment was about would receive these images, usually in books and atlas type publications and they would be very hungry for any information about the colony.
SHARON O'NEILL: The information they received through these pictures was a far cry from the reality of Sydney as it was in the late 1700s and early 1800s.
BEAT KNOBLAUCH: Yes, if you look at the pictures they all look neat and everything's clean, everything's beautiful and peaceful. Very often very green like English pastures or that we know doesn't exist here. But I think they tried to attract the interest of the English investors and migrants to Australia. It does, it helped.
SUSAN HUNT: I suspect that happened in the translation because in fact, in a lot of these images, you have sketches drawn by convict artists which would go back to England and then English engravers would then translate them, incise them onto the lithographic plate or onto the copper plate. By the time they got translated, they were looking very much like a picturesque English garden.
I did some wonderful research where I would take a particular month or year that the print was produced and I would go back to the various historical accounts and see what was really happening, and you get this colony that was in a real state of flux, you know, really strange and chaotic things were happening here in this place of displacement and then you look at the images and they're calm, and they're ordered and contemplative, and they represent progress.
SHARON O'NEILL: While the calm and order of the colony and the images of a happy coexistence between the European settlers and the Indigenous Australians may have been stretching the truth somewhat, the depictions of Sydney Harbour and its beauty needed no elaboration.
PETER MURRAY, PHOTOGRAPHER: This one is interesting because the perspective is a panoramic perspective.
I've been photographing Sydney Harbour for a long time and so it's nice to have a structured commission where you have to go and find the originals of these viewpoints.
SHARON O'NEILL: As part of the exhibition, the Museum of Sydney commissioned photographer Peter Murphy to photography a number o the landmarks of Sydney Harbour from the same vantage points as the original artists featured in the collection.
SHARON O'NEILL: Was it hard to find the locations?
PETER MURRAY: It was, I wasn't so good at it but I had to keep coming back and saying, "Is this right? Is this right?" And they said, "No no no, it's from 500 metres".
SHARON O'NEILL: So obviously you were looking for the landmarks that may or may not still be there?
PETER MURRAY: That's right, and the contour of the foreshore and what's behind what, the perspective of things, yes. In some cases there were, it was impossible to actually locate. You knew where the picture was taken from but now there's Circular Quay, development is there for instance.
SUSAN HUNT: Well I think one of the real gems of this exhibition is this idea of nostalgia. And as I was showing friends and colleagues the images from this wonderful private collection, it was like "spot the landmark" and so this nostalgia of going back and seeing how our city has changed and seeing how particular landmarks are there or not there.
BEAT KNOBLAUCH: People are certainly very interested to compare how it was then, and how it looks today and that's why it's lovely to have these pictures.
SHARON O'NEILL: They Sydney Views exhibition will be on display at the Museum of Sydney until April 2008.


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This story was changed on Jan. 5 to indicate that Ace Hardware hopes to pilot RFID at one of its 15 distribution centers by year's end.
E.&J. Gallo Winery next week starts hammering out its plans for using radio-frequency identification technology in its supply chain, including setting up a pilot project at its Modesto, Calif., warehouse. But Gallo's pilot is vastly complicated by the fact that it needs to bring some 480 U.S. distributors into the project, since most states require that wine and liquor be sold through distributors. And those distributors often put wines from multiple companies on the pallets they ship to retailers. "This opens a discussion on who really owns the responsibility of the identification for the case and the mixed pallets," says Ernie Chachere, Gallo's VP of supply chain. "There's a lot of discovery left to do."
Gallo is one of about 200 consumer-product makers--the so-called second wave--that are required to ship RFID-tagged cases and pallets to Wal-Mart Stores Inc.'s distribution centers by January 2006. Until now, the retail and consumer-goods industries have been fixated on January 2005 as Wal-Mart's deadline for its largest suppliers--the likes of Procter & Gamble Co. and Unilever plc--to start shipping cases and pallets of goods to several Wal-Mart distribution centers in Texas. Wal-Mart says all 137 in the first wave will meet that mark. And a few others have pushed the industry forward on RFID, notably German retailer Metro Group AG, which has at least 20 suppliers shipping with RFID tags to 20 locations.
Yet the complicated issues ahead for Gallo show why the next wave of companies to work with RFID won't face a simple matter of riding the early adopters' technology coattails. In fact, it's only in the coming year that companies will have the technology, tools, and experience to start making marked progress toward the business innovation RFID promises.
Wal-Mart's and Metro's initiatives got under way just as EPCglobal Inc., the industry group developing RFID standards, was finalizing its first global specifications. The group didn't decide on the long-awaited second-generation RFID standard, or Gen 2, until late in 2004, and the first products based on the standard aren't expected in the market until early this year. The more-advanced specification offers enhanced read/write capabilities, faster transmission speeds, and one standard that can be used across supply chains around the world. EPCglobal expects to offer certification for UHF Gen 2 equipment and software this year, says Michael Meranda, president of EPCglobal U.S. Yet widespread adoption of Gen 2 standards and products will take most of the coming year, and probably more. Even a logo to indicate equipment is compliant remains in the planning stages.
Still, an increase in RFID projects, and a more stable set of standards, is paving the way for industry heavyweights such as Cisco Systems to jump in, which in theory could make it more affordable for companies to piggyback RFID product-tracking projects atop existing network infrastructure. Cisco says RFID fits neatly into its long-term strategy of building more intelligence into the network, and most of its product plans are part of a multiyear development strategy to build RFID into its routers, switches, and software. It's participating in a handful of pilots and by the end of March expects to reveal its first set of RFID offerings, including a security provision to authenticate RFID traffic on an IP network. "Companies will deploy tens of thousands of IP readers inside their network, and these devices must be manageable, addressable, and secure," says Mohsen Moazami, VP of Cisco's Internet business-solutions group for retail, consumer packaged goods, and transportation--and an EPCglobal board member.
There's also progress in supply chains' mechanical infrastructure to address basic RFID problems. Companies today typically stick tags to cases and pallets by hand. Food maker Nestlé SA, which is participating in Metro's pallet RFID initiative, tapped UPM Rafsec to create a tag used with an applicator produced by SATO Deutschland GmbH, a label-printer manufacturer. The companies claim the system is the first automatic labeling device used with UHF RFID tags, and it's scheduled to begin operation at a Nestlé distribution center this month.
Companies also must juggle RFID projects alongside other major IT priorities. Binney & Smith Inc., whose products include Crayola Crayons and Silly Putty, will start an RFID project with 10 products this year at the same time it installs its first enterprise-resource-planning platform, says Richard Siegfried, manager of global UCCnet for data synchronization and RFID.
The cost of tags and related RFID equipment and software will come down, but pricing will continue to plague businesses. Tag prices hover between 20 and 80 cents, depending on the tags' capabilities, says Timo Lindström, president at UPM Rafsec. Large consumer-goods companies such as Gillette, Kraft Foods, and Procter & Gamble collectively spent about $250 million on RFID tags and equipment in 2004, AMR Research estimates.
Cost is the biggest reason most companies will spend 2005 tagging goods just before they're shipped to meet a retailer's mandate, rather than using RFID to track goods throughout their supply chains. "During 2005 and 2006, retail suppliers will continue to struggle with meeting retailer mandates, and the slap-and-ship model will remain the preferred method to comply," says Gene Alvarez, VP of technology research at Meta Group.
But the retail leaders driving the movement show no signs of letting up. Wal-Mart will expand its project to six distribution centers and up to 250 Wal-Mart and Sam's Club stores by June, and 12 distribution centers and 600 stores by October. Metro expects to have 100 suppliers shipping to 250 locations and about 10 distribution centers by November. Gerd Wolfram, managing director for the retailer's IT division, expects by midyear Gen 2 products that will make it practical to go from one tag on each pallet to tagging each case. Metro also expects to start receiving RFID-tagged pallets from manufacturers in China this year, once China opens a radio frequency to transmit the RFID UHF signal. Other RFID proponents, including Target Corp. and U.K. grocer Tesco plc, will propel the agenda. Target's first RFID deadline is in June.
2005 won't likely be about breakthroughs and mass adoption of RFID by retailers and suppliers. But most expect it to move them closer to their business goals of better-run supply chains. "With the current pricing for RFID deployment, we don't see a clear path to a payback," Ace Hardware's Altendorf says. "But we know it will come."


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Work with GamersGate version as well?
dmb8169 posted on Sep 11, 2012 9:37:58 PM - Report post
Anyone know how to make super unit work all the time? Sometimes it maxes out the unit, and sometimes it doesn't. It only works when I select another unit then turn it on and select another unit, but that doesn't work all the time either.
predcon posted on Feb 25, 2013 2:24:01 PM - Report post
Yeah, some of the options work only some of the time. I can't figure it out. The 'Heal' doesn't work on buildings, but 'Weak' does (at least, as far as weakening spawn points for bugs). The 'Weak' option doesn't work on all enemies, or on some enemies only so often. The 'Ore' and 'Fuel' options work all the time. What exactly does 'Super' do?
Jesus sez 'Pack Heat' Luke 22:36: "Then said he unto them, But now,
he that hath a purse, let him take it, and likewise his scrip: and he that
hath no sword, let him sell his garment, and buy one."
he that hath a purse, let him take it, and likewise his scrip: and he that
hath no sword, let him sell his garment, and buy one."
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What to you ladies think i should get for my baby. What would you recomend buying for baby to sleep in the first 6-12 weeks
What to you ladies think i should get for my baby. What would you recomend buying for baby to sleep in the first 6-12 weeks
FTM going to have a BOY!!! :)
If its an either/or situation, I think I would recommend the pack-n-play.┬Ā You can use it for the first 2 years.┬Ā We used ours anytime we travelled for dd to sleep in until she was big enough to sleep in a regular bed - even this past Christmas when she was just over 2 years old.
Missy - mom of Lily Marie, born September 19, 2008 andĀEthan William, born June 5, 2011
I have both (and a cradle and a crib...) but only because I got the bassinet secondhand (in really good condition) and the pack-n-play was a shower gift. We have limited space in our bedroom so we put the bassinet there. We'll use the cradle in the living room (the cradle has been in DH's family for over 20 years). The crib is in the nursery for when LO gets bigger. The pack-n-play will come in handy for trips out and about and again for when LO gets bigger. I'm also looking to purchase a "Moses basket" cuz DH and I primitive tent camp (1860's style) and the "Moses basket" will fit in the tent easier.
CharK08Ā Wife to Jason 12/20/08, mommy to one angel (Josiah: stillborn 10/9/09), Elias arrived 06/13/2011 and is healthy as can be!
I have both so┬ĀI cant really say which is better,obviously for traveling the pack n play is great and folds up nicely but for home i only use the bassinet.Good luck choosing
I am a FTM but I chose a Pack n Play.┬Ā I mostly chose the Pack n Play because I have pets and I'm afraid they would turn over a bassinet if they ever got curious and tried to get into it.┬Ā A Pack n Play seems more stable.┬Ā Plus, a Pack n Play will last longer because even after the bassinet part of the Pack in Play will not support the baby's weight, the bottom part will.┬Ā Oh, and the Pack n Play folds up into a fairly small 'package' so it'd be good for traveling or even storing in a closet once you don't use it everyday.┬Ā
Pack and play! The bassinet is only good for a couple months anyway. I just got this┬Āplayard ┬Āand love it!!
2 big girls +1 little boy = Done!
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"Sticking feathers up your butt does not make you a chicken."
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EDD: June 7, 2011. Team: PinkĀ
We got the Graco pack and play with newborn napper. ┬ĀIt also comes with a changing table. ┬ĀWas about $130 and our LO will use it untill we move him to his crib. ┬ĀWe figured we should get something that we will still be able to use for a few years rather than a basinet that he will outgrow in a few months.
It's a Boy, and he is intact, breast-fed, and wears cloth diapers, and no we are not hippies!!