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Get an overview of this hotelLuxury hotel with full-service spa and restaurant
Situated in Geinberg, this luxury hotel is 3 mi (4.9 km) from Parish Church of Kirchdorf am Inn and within 6 mi (10 km) of Church of St. Lawrence and Parish Church of St. Andrew. Obernberg Market Square and Reichersberg Abbey are also within 9 mi (15 km).
Hotel Features
A full-service spa, a restaurant, and an indoor pool are available at this hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include an outdoor pool, a health club, and a bar/lounge.
Room Amenities
All 192 rooms offer free WiFi, balconies or patios, and flat-screen TVs. Minibars, room service, and safes are among the other amenities available to guests.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Spa Resort Therme Geinberg
Hotel Amenities
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to a full-service spa, Spa Resort Therme Geinberg features an indoor pool and an outdoor pool. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 4.5-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. 10 meeting rooms are available. This luxury hotel also offers a health club, a steam room, and spa services. For a surcharge, a shuttle from the airport to the hotel (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Spa Resort Therme Geinberg has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation - pickup (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 192
- Number of floors - 2
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Coffee shop or café
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Full-service spa
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- Hair salon
- Health club
- Designated smoking areas
- Pool umbrellas
- Free WiFi
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Garden
- Terrace
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Pool sun loungers
- Free self parking
- Number of meeting rooms - 10
- Tennis on site
- Shopping on site
- Spa services on site
- Steam room
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Pay movies
- Balcony or patio
- Phone
- Minibar
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Bathtub or shower
- In-room safe
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Room service
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Aqarium - This fine-dining restaurant specializes in Mediterranean cuisine. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Reservations are required.
Onsite venue #2 - lobby lounge.
Cafe Melange - Onsite café.
Room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and an outdoor pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club and a steam room.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Pilates classes on site
Spa Services
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa. Services include massages, facials, body treatments, and manicures and pedicures. The spa is equipped with hot springs/mineral springs, a sauna, a spa tub, and Turkish bath/hammam.
- Manicures and pedicures
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Hot springs/mineral springs in spa
- Massages
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for EUR 99.00 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for EUR 19.00 per night.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 15.00 per pet, per night
- Restrictions apply
- For more information contact the property at the number on the booking confirmation
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property 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.
- Tourism fee: EUR 1.00 per person, per night
Optional extras
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 140 per person (one way)
- Pet fee: EUR 15.00 per pet, per night
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 19.00 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 99.00 per night
Hotel Name
- Therme Geinberg
- Therme Hotel Geinberg
- Vitalhotel Therme Geinberg Hotel Geinberg
- Spa Resort Therme Geinberg
- Spa Resort Therme
- Spa Therme Geinberg
- Spa Therme
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Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).
National Rating
Hotelstars Union assigns an official star rating for properties in Austria. This property is rated 4 star Superior and is displayed on this page as 4.5 stars.


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Design at Riverside, 7 Mellville Street, Cambridge, ON
Featuring the work of Fernand Léger, Max Ernst, Jean (Hans) Arp, Joan Miro, Alexander Calder, Victor Vasarely, Andy Warhol, BARBARA KLUNDER, René Zamic, Jeff Jackson, Maurice Vellekoop, Jamie Bennett, James Marsh, and Steven Guarnaccia. Curated by Esther E. Shipman
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LAURA SECORD: The Papercuts. The Textiles. The Book.
November 3 - 27, 2011
LAURA SECORD: The Papercuts. The Textiles. The Book.
Telling the true story of our heroine on the eve of the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812, twelve intricate papercuts will be the Art for the Alphabet Book, the Wallpaper and the Textiles.
The War of 1812 was fought nearly 200 years ago. Laura Secord became a heroine for running 26 miles through forest and swamp to warn the British camp that the Yankees had just arrived in Queenston for a surprise attack, which resulted in the definitive winning battle for the British. Had the battle been lost, Upper and Lower Canada would have become American.
The Globe and Mail
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Barbara Klunder at
David Kaye Gallery
Until Nov. 27, 1092 Queen St. W., Toronto, Ontario
A young woman runs through a hot, dense forest. It is June 21, the summer solstice, the longest day of the year. Insects nip at her bare forearms, her ears, catch in her hair. Animals scurry before her hard tread, birds burst from trees.
She has left behind her wounded husband, her children, her farm, everything she knows and loves. Her young niece runs beside her, but eventually drops off, unable to match the woman's frantic pace.
Finally, help arrives, from the chief of a Six Nations encampment, a chief who takes her to a British commander, a British commander who must be told: The Americans are planning a surprise attack.
Or so the story goes. And if you don't recognize this now almost mythological account of the heroism of one Laura Secord, Niagara Peninsula farmer and shopkeeper, a woman whose actions decidedly tipped the scales in favour of Upper Canada in the War of 1812, go dig out your Grade 3 history reader.
Toronto multimedia artist (and no shrinking violet herself) Barbara Klunder explores the life and legend of Laura Secord via a spectacular series of madly intricate paper cut/silhouette works and layered paper assemblages at David Kaye Gallery – works that seek to reveal both the reality of the Secord story and the tale's dreamy, forest gothic elements.
We may never know all the factual details of Laura Secord's travails, but we can now, thanks to Klunder, imagine her trek through the fearsome woods in vivid, atavistic detail. Where history fails, art takes flight.
As ambitious as it is unnervingly delicate, Laura Secord is comprised of two main elements. First, a suite of small cut-outs – works packed with shapes of animals (birds, bats, stags, cats, frogs, squirrels, snails), farm tools, guns, flags, secret messages, trees in full leaf and plenty of flinty, Day of the Dead-style skeletons – that loosely unspool Secord's narrative to create a kind of material biography, a tribute in soft, leaf green paper.
These small works are elaborated on by a handful of enormous, visually generous assemblages, (including an arresting, diaphanous paper dress); flat dioramas that make large the allegorical elements in Klunder's tiny paper puppet show. Stuffed to the edges with dozens of symbolic and didactic creatures and props, the blanket sized, totemic kaleidoscopes – each rendered in firmly cut but onion-skin-thin Japanese mulberry paper – teem with febrile life.
As if that's not enough, the show is further complemented by a painted treasure box, a decorated lamp, an accompanying Secord-based alphabet book, and a knotted rug and a knotted wool vest.
Laura Secord the show is thus both a literal picture book and a well-educated guess as to what exactly caused Secord to embark on her fateful journey. According to Klunder's ample evidence, Secord simply had too much to lose, living a life brimming with domestic and natural wonders.
Klunder stages the interior of Secord's racing mind with convincing emotional accuracy. The shadows and amorphous forms of a forest seen through frightened eyes are deftly recreated in crisp, but never cold, lyrical swipes of blade against flattened fibre.
Chatting with Klunder, one quickly realizes that the Laura Secord story is an ongoing passion with the artist (the two textile pieces in the current show are remnants from a previous exhibition, presented 20 years ago).
Indeed, anyone who has ever met Klunder knows the woman thrives on her passions. Our animated talk ranged from Secord studies to Canada's cultural need for myths and heroes, to Klunder's own life (she is kin to Secord herself) as a "loud-mouthed rebel."
If the Yankees try invading again, Klunder will be ready to do her duty for Queen and country.
How are these intricate works made? They look so fragile.
These days, it's less fragile, because I'm onto Japanese washi paper, and it is heaven to cut. I found my favourite washi weight, and I use a No. 11 Exacto blade, and zip – it's like cutting through butter. I no longer have to think about the physicality of it as much, because when you have a bad blade or poor paper, you're dealing too much with the materials, to think about other things.
In terms of process, I sketch the cutting out, but I take liberties while I'm cutting. But I like the difficulty. I love the difficulty! I always try to make it more difficult. Even looking at these works now, on the wall, I can see where I could go in and cut this here, turn that there …
Where is Barbara Klunder in this work, this story, both?
Ha! You know me, I've got lots of opinions! I totally have a sense of identification with Laura. There are things that are very wrong out there, in the world, and somebody has to speak up – and I don't mind saying what I think.
I started this project with the little works, and then I hit my stride, and I knew it was going to go on, especially with the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812 coming up. But I had no idea Prime Minister Harper was going to copy me with his 1812 celebrations!
I knew I wanted Laura to get some respect.
The Globe and Mail
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Barbara Klunder
at Rodman Hall Art Centre
Until Sept. 9, 109 St. Paul Cres., St. Catharines, Ontario
If you missed the Toronto installment of Klunder's stunning tribute to sturdy Laura Secord (done, counter-intuitively, in the most dainty medium – thin plates of cut and shaped paper), now's your second chance. Rodman Hall is rumoured to be haunted, so if you hear the rustling of petticoats through the forest….
Congratulations to BARABA KLUNDER
November 12, 2009
Each year, the Advertising & Design Club of Canada (ADCC), on behalf of a jury of independent professionals, presents the Les Usherwood Award. This Lifetime Achievement award is given to someone who has made a major contribution to the Canadian creative community. This honour, which was first awarded in 1983, is named for a man who was a friend and model to many: Les Usherwood. This year's 27th recipient is BARBARA KLUNDER.
Washi Revisited: a year later
Tawny Maclachlan Capon, Susan Farquhar, Barbara Klunder
June 4 - 28, 2009
BARBARA KLUNDER: a retrospective exhibition
November 3, 2008 - January 9, 2009
First Canadian Place Gallery, 100 King Street West
Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday, 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
TORONTO LIFE Listing, November, 2008 Isssue
A favourite for decades on the local scene (she was the one who gave the legendary BamBoo Club its distinctive look), Barbara Klunder is getting her first-ever retrospective exhibition. The range of her work is notable—she has made puppets, purses and sundry sculptural objects—but she is foremost an illustrator. Her style is unmistakable: infused with whimsy, figures are finished with dramatic points, seeming in perpetual motion. It follows that among Klunder's most well-known professional commissions are the dozens of posters she has made over the years for the Toronto Jazz Festival. Artwork $400–$15,000.—David Balzer
(It is best to call 416.862.6290 to make sure you are able to get into the gallery as it is used quite extensively for meetings, talks and lunchtime demonstrations. For the easiest access enter from the Adelaide Street West, just west of Bay Street and you will see the gallery on your left.)
Deep Paper Cuts: recent work in washi
May 29 - June 29, 2008
This exhibition is part of the World Washi Summit happening in Toronto,
June 7 - 15, 2008. Washi is the Japanese word that refers to the traditional papers, made by hand from indigenous renewable plant fibres, which have been continuously produced and refined in Japan for 1400 years.
(Information at www.worldwashisummit.com)
Barbara's artwork is mentioned in Gary Michael Dault's review "The Wonders of Washi" on page R17 in the June 14, 2008 issue of The Globe and Mail. He says:
"One of the boldest incarnations of what might be thought of as neo-washi works is a very witty and graphically forceful exhibition by Barbara Klunder called Deep Paper Cuts at the David Kaye Gallery. Klunder, who has always had a winning way with creatures, has generated a buoyant collection of winged, buzzy insects - a firefly, a wasp, a moth, a bee, a flying ant, a monarch butterfly and, most exotically, a Sugikama (cedar bark) Jazz Dragonfly, all intricately and ingeniously cut and assembled from sheets of washi. Each one is scarcely confined by its frame - Klunder often lets the creature's wings overrun the picture's edges, as if it is actually in the process of fleeing its ignominious life on a gallery wall."
And be sure to look for page 132 in the July/08 issue of Canadian House and Home to see Barbara Klunder's paper-cut Sugikama Jazz Dragonfly, 2008.
washi (Japanese handmade paper)Wasp (detail of abdomen), 2008 washi (Japanese handmade paper)Firefly (detail), 2008,
washi (Japanese handmade paper)Flying Ant (detail), 2008
washi (Japanese handmade paper)
SOLDMoth (detail), 2008
washi (Japanese handmade paper)Moth (detail), 2008
washi (Japanese handmade paper)Exhibition installation view
Left: Firefly, 2008
mixed washi papers, 45.5 X 33 in. framed.
Right: Wasp, 2008
mixed washi papers, 47.5 X 33 in. framed.Exhibition installation view
Firefly (detail), 2008
mixed washi papers, 45.5 X 33 in. framed.Exhibition installation view
Firefly (detail), 2008
mixed washi papers, 45.5 X 33 in. framed.Exhibition installation view
Firefly(detail), 2008
mixed washi papers, 45.5 X 33 in. framed.Exhibition installation view
Firefly(detail), 2008
mixed washi papers, 45.5 X 33 in. framed.Exhibition installation view
Left: Firefly, 2008
mixed washi papers, 45.5 X 33 in. framed.
Right: Wasp, 2008
mixed washi papers, 47.5 X 33 in. framed.Exhibition installation view
Wasp, 2008
mixed washi papers, 47.5 X 33 in. framed.Exhibition installation view
Wasp (detail), 2008
mixed washi papers, 47.5 X 33 in. framed.Exhibition installation view
Wasp (detail), 2008
mixed washi papers, 47.5 X 33 in. framed.Exhibition installation view
Wasp (detail), 2008
mixed washi papers, 47.5 X 33 in. framed.
Exhibition installation view
Moth, 2008
mixed washi papers, 49 X 59 in. framed.Exhibition installation view
Left: Moth, 2008
mixed washi papers, 49 X 59 in. framed.
Right: Bee, 2008
mixed washi papers, 45.5 X 33 in. framed.Exhibition installation view
Bee, 2008
mixed washi papers, 45.5 X 33 in. framed. SOLDExhibition installation view
Flying Ant, 2008
mixed washi papers, 45.25 X 58 in. framed, SOLDExhibition installation view
Left: Flying Ant, 2008
mixed washi papers, 45.25 X 58 in. framed.
Right: Monarch Butterfly, 2008
mixed washi papers
45.25 X 52 in. framed.Exhibition installation view
Left: Monarch Butterfly, 2008
mixed washi papers
45.25 X 52 in. framed.
Right: Sugikama Jazz Dragonfly, 2008 mixed washi papers, newsprint
30 X 43.13 in. framed.Monarch Butterfly, 2008
mixed washi papers
45.25 X 52 in. framed.Sugikama Jazz Dragonfly, 2008 mixed washi papers, newsprint
30 X 43.13 in. framed. SOLDSugikama Jazz Dragonfly (detail), 2008
mixed washi papers, newsprint
30 X 43.13 in. framed. SOLD
Ashkenaz Papercuts
Ashkenaz, 1997
Ashkenaz, 1999
Ashkenaz, 2006, SOLD.
Ashkenaz, 2008, SOLD.
Barbara Klunder at her Other Goose book launch, August 30/07
photo credit: Rick Simon
Other Goose: Recycled Rhymes for Our Fragile Times
Featuring the illustrations from the book
August 22 - September 16, 2007
At the galleries
September 01, 2007 Page E10
Barbara Klunder wants to help. She really does.
For years her loosey-goosey jazz-inspired drawings have been the face of the Toronto Jazz Festival. She gave the late lamented BamBoo club its squiggly look. She does wicked T-shirts, "hooked paintings" and other textiles.
This time around she's bumped it up yet another notch. She's trying to save the world with her book, Other Goose: Recycled Rhymes for Our Fragile Times (illustrations at David Kaye Gallery, 1092 Queen St. W. until Sept. 16).
That's "other" as in "mother," of course. One thing to know about Klunder – music is never very far from her imagination. For just about ever, Mother Goose rhymes have been retooled by jazz musicians (often in unprintable versions.) The Toronto artist puts her own spin on these familiar yarns by goosing their meaning with lots of eco-consciousness. For instance, Jack and Jill are horror-struck to find their well water polluted.
But Klunder also always does things in style. Just note the long-necked goose she's chosen for her cover illustration. It's wearing high heels. Class.
pen & ink on paper
Old Mother Hubbard, 'Other Goose', 2007
pen & ink on paper
Humpty Dumpty, 'Other Goose', 2007
pen & ink on paper, SOLDSing a Song of Sixth Sense, 'Other Goose', 2007
pen & ink on paper
Other Goose: Recycled Rhymes for Our Fragile Times, window, August 22 - September 16, 2007Other Goose: Recycled Rhymes for Our Fragile Times, east gallery, August 22 - September 16, 2007

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Mar. 7, 1995
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Page 2A Thursday, March 16, 1995, Custer County Chief, Broken Bow
Delmer A. Haddix, 77, of Mason City died March 7, 1995 at his home in Mason City Nebraska.
Funeral services were March 11, 1995 at 2 p.m. at Grovier Brothers Chapel in Broken Bow, with the Rev. Violet Stithem officiating. Music was provided by Frances Beals, organist, and Kenneth Stithem, soloist.
Casket bearers were John Mills, Charles Zimmer, LaVern Duryea, Irwin Hawkins, Tim Brandt and George Bundy. Honorary casket bearers were the Custer county Highway Department employees and the Judson charge of the arrangements.
Memorials have been established to the Mason City EMTs and to Jennie M. Melham Memorial Medical Center in Broken Bow Nebraska.
Haddix was born June 15, 1917 northeast of Mason City to Samuel and Theresa Winona (Hammond) Haddix. He attended school at Gray Stone through the eighth grade. After his schooling, he drove a truck for C.R. Bristol Feed Store. On April 14, 1939, He was married to Gertrude Louise Hastings in Litchfield, Nebraska. Their first son, Clyde, was born June 8, 1939 in Mason City. The family moved to Ansley, where a daughter, Darlene, was born April 22, 1941. In 1941, Haddix became employed with the Custer County Highway Department as a road maintenance worker. And the family moved south of Ansley. Another son, Leo, was born Oct. 31, 1943. In 1959, the family moved south of Mason City, where their third son, Randy, was born Aug.22 1961. He continued to maintain roads for Custer County until retiring in 1987. He continued to work part time for two years maintaining roads for the Ansley Township. He worked for 50 years maintaining roads.
He was a member of the Royal Neighbors and Community Service Club. Survivors include his wife of Mason City; sons and daughters-in-law, Clyde, Phoenix, Ariz., Leo and Corkey, Kearney, Nebraska and Randy and Linda of Broken Bow Daughter and son-in-law, Darlene and Dale Stunkel, Kearney; sisters Leota Burnett, Broken Bow, and Grace Frese, LasVegas, Nev; Grand children Dalene (Stunkel) Palmesano, Dwight Stunkel both of Lincoln, Nebraska, Martin Haddix, Russell Haddix and Stacie RaNae Haddix all of Kearney, Nebraska; great-grand children Lauren Palmesano, new addition; and step-great-grandchild, Kristen Palmesano both of Lincoln, Nebraska.
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10 Minutes to London Bridge - Twin Bedroom
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The flat, which is very comfortable, has everything you need, including wireless Internet, a shared bathroom, kitchen, microwave, fridge and parking. You also have your own key, so you can lock your room.
The place is about 400 meters from New Cross Station, which gives you access to the Overground and the mainline railway (Note: the Overground is connected to the tube/underground - it just runs over ground - all tickets are valid). Deptford Bridge Station is even closer. From here the DLR (Docklands Light Railway) will take you to Greenwhich and Canary Wharf.
There are also numerous buses, which pass New Cross Road and go straight to central London, including several night buses, so you can always get home no matter what time of night! You can be in Trafalgar Square (by train) in just 15 minutes. The vibrant and eclectic area of Shoreditch is also just 15 minutes on the Overground. The location is ideal for any tourist or person working in central London!
So far all the guests in the flat have been very nice, interesting, responsible and very respectful of one another. I believe that they have all enjoyed their stay. The apartment is maintain daily to a high standard.
In the local area you will find everything you need for a great stay; there are 24 hour food shops, cafes, restaurants, supermarkets, bars and the famous Deptford Market all within walking distance of the flat. The flat is very close to Goldsmith University campus, so could be an ideal base if you are visiting the university for a conference.
ハウスルールIn general this is a great place to live. To keep it as such all guest need to follow the following rules for their own comfort:
Guest may use the kitchen on the following conditions:
They wash up all dishes, cutlery, pots and pans
They clean the cooker, hob, all work surfaces and table
They sweep the floor or any crumbs.
They return all utensils to their original place.
They put all rubbish in the bins at the entrance to the building.
Guests are asked to leave the shower in a clean and fresh state.
Guests are asked to leave the toilet in a hygienic and fresh state.
Guests are asked to wear house shoes in the bedroom and the rest of the house.
Guests are asked to reframe from playing music before 10am and after 10pm.
Guests are reminded that smoking is not permitted in any part of the property. This includes the bedroom and smoking at the bedroom window. Anyone found to have smoked in the property will be asked to leave.
Guests are asked to remove all litter and rubbish from their room at least once a day.
Please note that guests are not permitted to have others staying with them in the room. If a guests wants someone to stay over at any point the guest should agree this with Sidney before. There is an extra charge for this. Please ask for more information.
Also note that smoking is not permitted anywhere in the building. Please do not violate this.
A deposit of 125 GBP is required.
|¥ 150432 ゲスト・宿泊日の追加
|Check-in before
Excellent value for money. The accommodation is basic, but clean and well looked after. Very clear instructions on how to get in. Transport from here is excellent to a range of places in London. I am verybpleased to have found this and would be happy to stay here again.
Me and my brother stayed here for a week. It is an apartment in an ok area around New Cross. We had a room with two beds. There were three other rooms, a tiny kitchen, a toilet and a bathroom with a shower/tub. The first three days we were nine people in this tiny apartment. It's ok because everybody leaves until 10 am for the city, doesn't return before aroun 7pm and doesn't use the kitchen a lot. So if you're planning on spending the day in the city and just the night at the apartment and plan on cooking huge dinners, this is a good room. It takes about 25 minutes to Tower Hill. No luxury, there may be a lot of people staying in the apartment and there is a lot of moving in and out. Just keep that in mind. Didn't get to meet the owners.
stanza con bagni in comune e cucina secondi letti appoggiati sul pavimento senza reti ( solo materassi ) pulizia molto approssimativa sconsigliato
room with shared bathrooms and kitchen beds seconds flat on the floor without nets (only mattresses) very rough cleaning recommended
Finding the apartment was a little difficult. It seems the are two No. 39 in New Cross Road. You have to make sure to search for Fairlawn Mansions.
Everything else was as described in the Wimdu offer.
Subway and Supermarket is just a few meters away.
All in all: Perfect.
Very convenient location and well communicated. The room itself was correct. Overall house facilities were OK but could do with a bit or refurbishing. I only stayed 2 nights so it was fine.
The appartment was nice and in very short distance to the main touristic places in London by public transport. It was easy to communicate with Sidney since she always replied very fast. The check-in and check-out was customer-friedly and very easy. The appartment was clean.
There were a few thing in the appartment which we didn't like that much. Some chairs were brocken and it wasn''t that comfy to sit on them. Also the shower-curtain smelled very moldy.
All in all it was a very nice trip and we enjoyed staying at Sidneys appartment.
It was ok, but the shower was not working well (cold and hot water). 1 toilet/bath for 5 rooms was sometimes a bit busy. We (my daughter and I)had a big room in the apartment and there was extra mattresses and blankets/pillows in the room and they were reduced while our stay. We had a queen size bed with a double blanket which we changed to two single blankets, but the last night one of the single blankets were changed to the double blanket. But it was nice staying in a place not far from public transportation and with free access and wifi.
The room was really good. Small but fine. Everything was clean and the communication with Sidney was PERFECT (really easy, friendly and fast and helpful). A bus- or trainstation was next to the appartment and it was easy and fast to come to the centre.
Thanks for the possiblity to 'live' in London. :)
Perfect! Sidney is a great owner.
The apartment was clean and stocked so we could use all the facilities without problem. The place is quiet and peaceful, we loved it after a busy day walking around London
Recommended without doubt ^.^
Nice room, close to the city! Would come again.
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We offer short-term and long-term volunteer opportunities in a variety of positions. KOM volunteers assist with youth mentoring, interpretation/translation, data entry, public transit training, driving clients to appointments and more. Fill out and submit the volunteer application below and you will be contacted within 1-3 business days. Contact Rebekah Jacobson at 651-202-3112 or firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions. Thank you for your interest in volunteering!
Karen Interpreter Are you bilingual in Karen and English languages? KOM is looking for an interpreter to assist our Ramsey County Financial Worker on Tuesday afternoons from 1:00-4:00pm at KOMs office. The interpreter will interpret for walk-in clients and learn about Ramsey County public assistance programs. Fluency in Sgaw Karen and English required; fluency in Karenni, Pwo Karen, Burmese or Thai a plus. 3-month minimum commitment.
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Health Care Costs Destroying the Economy
Health care is taking a bigger bite out of the wealth of The United States, putting the entire economy in danger.
Health care costs are mounting: health insurance premiums, the copays and the deductibles.
Each year, these costs go up faster than the year before.
Sucking the life blood out of the economy.
Businesses require employees to pay more of the burden and pass the remainder on to customers.
Businesses in The United States become less competitive.
Employees cannot afford goods and services.
People want to blame insurance companies, big business and greedy doctors.
These groups contribute to the cause of the problem.
The major malefactors are government and politicians.
Both are incompetent and corrupt.
They cause The United States to have the highest health care costs in the world but rank about 40th in the world in health care quality(real rank is closer to 100th).
People can get better quality health care in many so-called lessor developed countries; in Central and South America, Southeast Asia.
And pay much less.
Problem is not unsolvable.
Americans could easily have lower costs and higher quality. health care.
A two factor solution:
— individuals take responsibility for their own lives
— change government
Most people in The United States are just going to sit around and whine.
Nobody to blame but themselves.
The facts no one wants to read.
If the facts make you mad, it could be the truth hurts.
China Wants to Play a Leading Role in Global Internet Governance
Yes, put the fox in charge of the hen house.
Sure give a rogue state more power.
China is looking an opportunity to bolster its influence and increase its authoritarian politics, strict social controls and limited free market economics.
China has a massive internet censorship apparatus that hampers free speech and open trade.
The chinese government blocks numerous social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, and has broadened police powers to collect personal data for the suppression of dissidents.
China grows ever more evil.
Also dangerous to the world.
Imperial aggression that enslaves people and annexes territory.
Nepal, Tibet, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, Spratly Islands.
And now they want to rule the internet.
The facts no one wants to read.
If the facts make you mad, it could be the truth hurts.
Turkey Is Now A Rogue State
Turkey has joined the list of rogue states.
Let us count its evils:
— trying to interfere in Dutch and European governments
— massacring Kurds
— arresting opposing leaders
— suppressing the press
— having a dictator
Just a start.
Then, there is evil erdogan's hope of annexing some Syrian territory.
As well as dreaming of becoming a regional power.
Or even a islamic pasha, a second mohammed.
If evil is not destroyed, it grows.
As rogue states are evil and none have been destroyed, there will be more and more rogue states.
The facts no one wants to read.
If the facts make you mad, it could be the truth hurts.
Everyone Does Not Get Everything
Everyone seems to think everyone should have all the benefits of life.
Even if someone else has to pay for it.
Usually, through some governmental mechanism.
This concept is both evil and stupid.
Why should anyone get anything for free?
Everyone is not born good-looking and athletic.
So why should everyone have all material things?
Why should the government be allowed to rob the hard working to supply every lowquals, freeloaders, and trash person with anything?
Corruption and evil.
With the stupid going along.
Politicians do it to buy votes.
People advocate it to boost their ego and pride.
People who are against it are afraid to speak out and fight back.
Few people want to be seen as unfeeling and lacking humanitarianism.
And then there are those fools who see it as cruel to deprive people.
Others push it to express their hate of the successful, the rich and business; their resentment because they are failures in life.
Recipients just love it; free everything without effort.
The reality: man is just another animal.
This means survival of the fittest.
Humanity has no need of failures; whether from laziness or lack of ability.
If man will not cull the herd, then nature will.
What right does anyone have to force people to support others?
Not in the name of humanity, christian good works or anything else.
People need to unite against freeloaders, lowquals, and trash people.
Stop the gravy train.
The facts no one wants to read.
If the facts make you mad, it could be the truth hurts.
Religious Rights
Another made-up term.
People should be allowed to practice the religion of their choice.
But this does not give them any special rights or privileges.
Religious freedom is NOT the right to do anything they want.
The rights of others limits an individual's rights, including worship practices.
Simple example: church bells should not be rung if they will wake the surrounding community.
Religion is NOT special.
The facts no one wants to read.
If the facts make you mad, it could be the truth hurts.
"Hate Crimes"
Another made-up concept.
Political garbage.
When someone fights vermin(rats, mice, bugs), there is no hate involved.
The same with so-called victims of "hate crimes".
People that act like vermin should be treated like vermin.
The so-called victims were taking advantage of society.
Some people get upset about it.
Rightfully so.
This article is not to condone or justify violence.
It is to educate people on the silliness of politicians and the evil of certain segments of the population.
Many victims of so-called "hate crimes" are criminals.
Criminals that politicians let run free to damage society.
"Hate crime" laws are unconstitutional.
All juries should find all defendants innocent of any and all so-called "hate crimes".
And continue to do so until all "hate crime" laws are repealed.
The facts no one wants to read.
If the facts make you mad, it could be the truth hurts.
Why Would Anyone Want Immigrants and/or Refugees in Their Area?
Area includes town, city, county, state or nation.
Some people want more immigrants and refugees.
What is wrong with these people?
Some guesses: they
— hate county they live in
— are stupid
— are evil
— want more people like themselves in the country
If the last one is the answer, then they are trash people.
They must want to create a nation of trash people.
Self-interest would be to want quality people not trash people in your area.
Unless, you are — see above.
It is like putting rotting food in the stew.
No wonder the quality of life in most countries is deteriorating rapidly.
The facts no one wants to read.
If the facts make you mad, it could be the truth hurts.


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Morro d'Oro
Morro d'Oro (ZIP 64020) is 25 kilometers far from the town of Teramo, that is the Chief Town of the homonymous province to whom Morro d'Oro belongs.
Morro d'Oro has a population of 3.628 abitanti ( Morresi ) and a surface of 28,73 square kilometers thus showing a population density of 118,46 inhabitants per square kilometer. It rises 210 metres above the sea level.
The City Hall is located in Piazza Duca Degli Abruzzi 1, phone 085 895145, fax 085 895145. The e-mail address is email@example.com.
Population: The town of Morro d'Oro had a population of 3.317 accordingly to the results of the national census made in 2001.
After the national census made in 2001 the population was 3.628 inhabitants, thus showing during the years 2001 - 2011 a percentual variation of 9,38% inhabitants.
The inhabitants are distributed in 1.050 families with an average of 3,16 people per family.
The place: The territory of the municipality lies between 27 and 277 metres above sea level. The altimetric spawn is thus of 250 metres.
Work and workers: There are 93 industrial firms employing 773 people that are the 67,51% of the total of the workers. There are 53 service firms employing 124 people, that are the 10,83% of the total of the workers. There are 60 other service firms employing 167 people, that are the 14,59% of the total of the workers. There are also 11 administrative offices employing 81 people, that are the 7,07% of the total of the workers.
There is a total of 1.145 workers, that is the 34,52% of the inhabitants of the municipality.
The cadastral code of the town of Morro d'Oro is F747. Following this link you will have information about IUC-IMU-TARI-TASI-IMI taxes by consulting the official documents for this municipality.


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Last Night: Falu Perform at Celebrate Brooklyn's "Mother India: The 21st Century Remix"
Photos by Puja Patel
MI21: Mother India 21st Century Remix with DJ Tigerstyle and Falu Celebrate Brooklyn/Prospect Park Thursday, July 29
"Some of you already have the Bollywood thing down, wearing your sunglasses at night," teased Falu singer Gaurav Shah, as he donned his own pair. "They're from Bombay," he noted, soliciting chuckles from the audience. The group was performing at last night's "Celebrate Brooklyn" event at Prospect Park's Bandshell, opening for a showing of "Mother India: The 21st Century Remix," a revamped version of the 1957 Oscar-nominated Bollywood film, Mother India.
Falu's core includes the classically trained vocalist Falguni Shah, drums (snares, tablas, and your various metallic percussion), guitar, bass, and a harmonium. Indian-fusion is what the group aims for--a jazzy jams accented with Falguni's flawless overlay of soulful vocals. Old classics like "Dama Dam Mast Qalandar" and "Mehabooba" were complemented by the exclamations of the Indian family behind us. "She doesn't sound human!" said the man sitting next to me, in awe.
"Dum Maro Dum", a song Asha Bhosle made famous in the the 1970's Bollywood hit "Hare Ram, Hare Krishna," was the highlight of the band's hour-long performance. Sure, there were original compositions that aimed to be a little more contemporary, but they didn't hit quite the same way, if only because the whole thing seemed a bit forced. Something about a chorus of "Love, it's divine." brought jarring flashes of Sting's "Desert Rain" to mind. That is, until the group cued up a series of tabla solos and a violin interlude that mimicked the minor-key twang of the sitar, and the singer reverted back into Hindi exclamations of "Kya Baat Hai!" ("Wonderful!") and grand, euphonious swoops.
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The Prospect Park audience watched as the film rolled: a wedding, a loan from the local merchant to start a farm (a loan that plagues them throughout), images of husband and wife working in the field together, three small children. The images were set to the sound of a running snare, deep cello, and the occasional, subtle scratching of a record. Then, cue a descent into despair: the husband loses his arms and leaves in the middle of the night, while the mother loses her faith. A flood and famine strike, a child dies, and helplessness prevails. Out of the corner of our eye, we see Tigerstyle pounding away at the drum machine, the sinister sound paired with the images of a two young boys helping their mother out of desperation. The juxtaposition brings the woman next to me to tears.
The drama continues as the boys grow older and things begin to look up. The farm flourishes. One brother falls in love and get married as the other goes insane trying to pay off the seemingly inextinguishable family loan. A drum-n-bass track propels our anxiety as the now vengeful madman wrecks havoc, killing the loan shark merchant and kidnapping his daughter on her wedding day, despite the physical intervention of his own family. In the end, the mother is faced with the decision of letting her son get away with murder (literally) or ending it the saga herself. All sound cuts out save one lonely piano as we watch the mother shoot her son. He dies in her arms.
All in all, a most chilling and deeply moving tribute to the film. As a whole, the project is no doubt meant to hint at some sort of global consciousness--our duty to each other and the world, and so on. As far as we're concerned, the experience was too emotionally trying to think about others. I went home and emailed my mom.
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COSTA RICA, October 5th - 11th
By Fernando Román
Wednesday, October 5th at 7:30 at night, all went well, our flight took
off at time and between jokes I talked with Alfonso Escajadillo, one of
my students who was uchideshi in AHAN México Aikido and traveled
with me to Costa Rica to helped me as Otome. We talked about how we saw
our Aikido development and thanked him of made the effort to travel, I knew
that it was not easy, economically for him to assist that seminar; I told
him that I was sure that that it would be a great experience for us. I told
him about the gratitude I felt also for the instructors mates of my Dojo,
who as other occasions, stayed of all the administrative issues. I said
that I felt a big responsibility for being sent and supported by AHAN
International to instruct that seminar with our brothers from Costa
I also
told him about the things I had read about the organization that would
be supported, the Aldeas
Infantiles SOS, , their projects, the great work of create communities
and build families conformed by abandoned children, orphans or little
ones without the possibilities of live with their blood family. How women
were chosen carefully, and became by her own will in new mothers that
will not only be the maternal figure so important to form a family, but
also with their advices and affection will really give their heart.
Representatives of A.H.A.N. and Aldeas SOS
We continued with our travel and after two hours at 9:30 p.m. of the same day, and over Costa Rican territory, our pilot told us: "At this moment we are being informed that with 70% of relative humidity, 20 Celsius degrees and without wind, there is cero visibility, so the Costa Rican airport has not allowed us to land, all the flights are deviated to other airports, we are going to Panama airport".
Half of hour later we land in Panama and without a chance to return to Costa Rica. An hour and a half later the pilot told us that we would return to Mexico City, and the following day, at night we would try again to arrive to Costa Rica, but however, incredibly on Thursday the second flight was cancelled for the same reason.
Only at the third attempt, two days later than the scheduled and despite all the problems we faced, that put our Aikido in practice, our patience and self control to manage stress situations, we arrive to Costa Rica, on Friday, October 7th, the very same day of the seminar open, and with only six hours until the event began.
When at last we met Marco from AHAN Costa Rica, he welcomed us with a joke.
" It seems that you are an instructor that likes to create expectation, I though in two options if you wouldn't arrive today; the first one I will take any Mexican at airport and told him to act as Aikido teacher, I would fly in the air with the little movement of him, the second one I would take the first flight to Mexico running away from Costa Rica both would be better than face all the students and all the people that have been calling again and again, asking if finally you have arrived"
Laughing with his joke we hug each other and until that moment all changed, I felt less stressed for at least, have arrived in the day when the seminar would open. After a little rest and had taken a shower, we started on Friday 7th at night, the first Aikido seminar in Costa Rica by AHAN international and AHAN Costa Rica, in the Aikido instructor seminar series.
It was very encouraging to
start the seminar, hearing the introductions by Marco González.
After have welcomed all the participants, Miss Gladys Bolaños
Monge from "Aldeas infantiles SOS", gave us an interesting
speech, explaining deeper the work that this institution do, its objectives
and goals.
Miss Gladys in the seminar opening, explaining the work of "Aldeas Infantiles SOS".
In seiza paying attention to the explanations
Outside in the breaks, there were many jokes, and questions about AHAN
international and its projects, and also questions about me in order
to knew more.
The seminar begin with the basics,
but with a lot energy by them.
was a seminar developed in a familiar ambient, that made me remind my
own students in Mexico, with natural jokes, intense practice and constant
helpful attitude.
Drinking quenchers
|In the breaks, our hosts take us to places where we could eat and drank. Proudly of their roots, they explain to Alfonso and to me all that we saw, and made that we enjoy the Costa Rican food. Despite the similarities with the Mexican food, I have watched some cuisine differences in the travels that I have made to the countries of central America, those little differences that made different flavors, resulting in tasteful dishes, to the sight and to the palate.
Just explaining
A Bokken class
Helping a beginner
On Sunday 9th the practices, according to the schedule end and I asked Marco if he could told me, how can I got to an particular address, in order to visit a Costa Rican family very loved by my mother, because I wanted to told them the greetings of my Mother, but more than just told me how to got to the address, a student offered to took us, so we spent all the afternoon with a nice chat and plenty of snacks.
With the beautiful Barrientos family from Costa Rica
Talking in the offices.
On Monday 10th, the last day that we had to be in Costa Rica, the students propose to us to go to some trip, in order to know some of their country, but I ask Marco González to take us to any SOS village, so we can have a closer encounter with the work that this institution makes. It was not possible due to administrative reasons and because the weather that prevail in Costa Rica, but despite these, we could visit the SOS offices in Costa Rica.
Despite of their job, because it was a normal day, Miss Bolaños, again gave us some of her time and attend us very kindly, we knew the function of the institution and also we could inform them about AHAN international, and that the general idea is to join effort between several countries and in a near future conform AHAN Central America.
At the back in the wall, the photograph of the founder of "Aldeas Infantiles", Mr. Hermann Gmeiner
The following is only a little information that could be found in the web page of "Aldeas Infantiles":
SOS Children's Village Tres Ríos is situated on the outskirts of the little town of Dulce Nombre de Tres Ríos. It has been set up on an area of about 14 000 sq.m. Due to its hillside position, the buildings have been set up on terraces. Orange trees have been planted on the entire property and each family house has a small vegetable garden. In addition to the standard facilities of an SOS Children's Village (administration building with a community hall, Village Director's house, family helpers' house), SOS Children's Village Tres Ríos consists of an SOS Kindergarten, an SOS Youth Facility, a doctor's surgery, a dental clinic, a little vocational training centre for SOS co-workers and a residence for retired SOS mothers. There is also an SOS Social Centre where workshops for handicraft, dressmaking and carpentry take place. Within the scope of a special prevention programme, the social centre provides a child day-care centre and basic medical treatment in order to improve the situation of the local population.
The official inauguration of SOS Children's Village Limón took place in March 2000. The village was set up on an area of about 21,000 sq.m., which is located at a distance of 6 km from the centre of the port of Limón. SOS Children's Village Limón consists of the family houses, an administration building, a multi-purpose hall, the Village Director's house, the aunts' (family helpers) house and a guest house. In addition to that, a soccer field was laid out. The SOS Children's Village runs its own SOS Kindergarten, which is also attended by the children from the neighbourhood. The Kindergarten building consists of two classrooms and a library.
A large number of typical and traditional festivities are celebrated at the SOS Kindergarten during the year in addition to sports and teaching activities. In the year 2004, SOS Children's Village Limón was extended by an SOS Youth Facility. Apart from that, SOS Children's Village Limón integrated five more family houses taken over from another organization and situated at a distance of six kilometres in the village of Limón.
In Federico Lamaison home and his wife.
|The ambient
of the event, allowed us to get close to much, we could knew Patricia
Gallo Sensei and Alberto Paris Sensei from Prodanza
and Butokukai respectively.
They make an interesting couple where the martial, discipline, art and elegance fusion. Thanks a lot to the professors for opened the doors of their institution and for all the support during the seminar.
Also in the home of Federico Lamaison and his wife, we could enjoy a great hospitality and spent a happy time. Thanks a lot also to this couple for all the attentions and for such beautiful evening, special to his wife for stand these Aikido lovers.
With Alberto Paris Sensei and Patricia Gallo Sensei
A beatiful awarding.
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Brothers of
the same pain
full gratitude to Marco González, coordinator of AHAN Costa Rica
for his confidence and effort in such well organized seminar.
My more sincere gratitude
to "Aldeas SOS" for their confidence in AHAN Costa Rica and
the confidence in Marco González. Thanks to Alfonso Escajadillo
who not only came with me in the seminar, but helped me as uke, thank
you very much. Thanks to Gerardo Hernández for being a companion
to Marco in the activities related with the organization of the event.
|I conclude this report, feeling that all the people involved reach their objectives and even go far away of this first Aikido seminar in Costa Rica, now I wait for you in the following month of December in our Third Aikido seminar in support to children with cancer, in the continuity of the INTERNATIONAL AIKIDO SEMINAR SERIES OF AHAN INSTRUCTORS, with the instruction of Kancho Homma Sensei from Nippon Kan, main representative of AHAN International.
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According to the Associated Press, Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher has suspended two defensive starters for one game. Both linebacker Christian Jones and defensive tackle Eddie Goldman will be forced to miss the Seminoles' Saturday game against Bethune-Cookman following a violation of team rules.
After two games, the 6-foot-4, 234-pound senior Jones stands at second on the team with 13 total tackles. He recorded a whopping 95 total (48 solo) as a junior in 2012.
Goldman is a 6-foot-4, 303-pound force that only earned the starting nod this season as a sophomore.
Sophomore Terrence Smith will be replacing Jones, while senior DeMonte McAllister will start along the defensive line in the place Goldman.
The move is definitely tough, as losing two starters is never a coach's prerogative. However, FSU travels to Boston College for an in-conference game the week after Bethune-Cookman. If both Jones and Goldman get out of Fisher's doghouse and into that game, everything should be fine.