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My tile setter told me that he will be using something called Prism grout rather than Epoxy grout. I have been hearing that Epoxy is the best grout out there when it comes to staining etc.
The grout lines in my 20 year old tile floors have become very dark from staining and I do not want that to happen in my newly remodeled bathroom.
We will be using marble tile on the shower walls, the back splash and bathroom walls and as well as the floor.
Will the Prism grout be as good as the Epoxy? He mentioned that the Epoxy is very hard to work with.
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Oh, MY GOSH!!!
A couple of years ago I threw some of this sedum into one of my large back beds. Last year it spread some but it was so dry it didn't do much. After the rains this winter and spring it's decided it wants to live there without any neighbors! Any body need a ground cover for a bank or somewhere nothing will grow away from other plants? This stuff is climbing my plants!!!!
It was also a pain in the butt to pull up all the limelight artemesia.
I used to say, "not here" when people told me that things took over when all it needed was water.
Wow! I would say that is a ground cover. It is sedum acre?
I am overrun with creeping jenny and vinca minor.
Yes Glenda, it's sedum acre. I have both types of vinca minor, the variegated and the green planted around trees. They're getting pretty thick but pretty. I also have creeping Jenny but it's never really taken hold. My lamium hase taken off this spring too. I love ground covers but within reason!
Helen, before I had this I had violets just about as thick.
I have some ground cover sedums that I wonder about. They've spread a lot from the tiny pieces I planted a few years ago. Gardeners need a crystal ball to see how aggressive something will be. Once it's spread, it's a bit late to try to get rid of it. It might be easiest to move the iris.
What has surprised me this year is the lamiums. They have gone bonkers, taller more spread and I am seeing self-seeded ones here and there! My different ones have not blended with each other. In my wisdom, I planted them in the same areas.
I have some vinca major........that will climb trees....more aggressive that minor. If I could just get more started out front I could forget the ditch.
Jaceysgranny - I thought of you when I saw the discussion below in the Perennials forum.
I think I will try to i.d. my ground cover sedums and see if there's any I should get rid of. They're under my pecan tree because that's where I started the cuttings. Once they creep out into the sunnier area, they may take off running.
Here is a link that might be useful: Is it okay to let creeping sedum creep under perennials & shrubs?
I looked at that thread Christie. I agreed that mine was sedum acre but it's not. It's sarmentosum. I also have some spurium in the front bed that has taken off from a small circle of it. Now it's about a 3 ft patch and spreading. Somebody wanted to know if you can walk on sedums and I wouldn't hesitate to walk on mine. I'd just be wondering how many snakes are under it!
Glenda, I have the vinca major too, both varieties. My ground is normally so dry and full of shale that I didn't worry about anything being agressive until last year but they've certainly lived up to their reputations now. I have chameleon plant too and it's starting to spread after about 7 or 8 years. DH dug some up and threw them in the yard. I warned him that they will take hold even if they look dead.


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Dico welcomes Leinster test
11 January 2013 10:56am
By Alex Bywater
Chris Dicomidis leads Pontypridd out against Leinster tomorrow
Pontypridd skipper Chris Dicomidis is gearing up for one of the biggest challenges his side has faced in the semiprofessional era - a winner takes all encounter against Leinster A in the British & Irish Cup.
To play a fully pro provincial outfit is a tough ask, and we expect them to be fully loaded against us
Dale McIntosh's side go into the game at the Donnybrook Stadium in Dublin on Saturday with the two opposing teams shoulder to shoulder at the head of the group with 15 points apiece. Only one team will progress into the knock out stages of the tournament.
Captain Dicomidis has this week overcome a bruised sternum and is confident of the ability of his squad in rising to the occasion.
"We are all looking forward to what will be a massive challenge" he said.
"We know that Leinster all but demolished us in a corresponding fixture on their patch last year, but we feel that we have a score to settle.
"To play a fully professional provincial outfit is a tough ask, and we expect them to be fully loaded against us, which hopefully will indicate the respect they have for us. That respect is mutual, but we believe they are beatable and if we turn up with our A game then the job can be done."
The Welsh side know a losing bonus point is the bare minimum required from the trip to Ireland. Leinster were convincing winners when the two sides met in the competition last year but a last gasp try from centre Dafydd Lockyer saw Pontypridd win at Sardis Road earlier in the competition.
Lockyer will not have the opportunity to repeat his match winning exploits as he is sidelined with a dead leg. Another absentee will be flanker Rhys Shellard with a jarred neck, an injury suffered in Ponty's last encounter against Neath.
There are no fewer than eight changes made to the team that started the win over Neath leaving Dicomidis in confident mood.
"We just got the better of Leinster in a nip and tuck home leg at Sardis Road back in October and the return tie on Saturday will probably be just as close, just as hard fought," he added.
"If we can repeat the result, as difficult as that may be, it will be a big statement of our intent to challenge and succeed at this level of competition."
Pontypridd: 15 Geraint Walsh 14 Chris Clayton 13 Adam Thomas 12 Gary Williams 11 Owen Williams 10 Dai Flanagan 9 Carl Thomas, 1 Chris Phillips 2 Huw Dowden 3 Keiron Jenkins 4 Cory Hill 5 Chris Dicomidis (c) 6 Ed Siggery 7 Wayne O'Connor 8 Dan Godfrey.
Replacements: Lloyd Williams, Simon Humberstone, Matthew Nuthall, Darran Harris, Craig Locke, Jake Thomas, Bradley Thyer.
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Wow -- another incredible Kyle Terada volleyball photo. Kyle, will you please publish a book? Your sports photography is simply amazing.
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Yes, great photos. Could use the first two to show good blocking technique (Gunn blocker/Paly hitter) and bad (Gunn hitter/Paly blocker).
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Red Wings at the Worlds, Semifinals: Tatar's Slovaks will tangle with Datsyuk's Russians for Gold
by George Malik on 05/19/12 at 03:49 PM ET
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Book the times, folks: Team Slovakia defeated the Czech Republic on three goals from Miroslav Satan's line, including 2 from Satan himself, and Jan Laco played fantastic in the Slovaks' crease, out-dueling Jakub Kovar by a wide margin, and after the Czechs lost Martin Erat to a shoulder or head injury, they lost their focus and started making mistakes which the Slovaks pounced upon easily—especially when David Krejci and former Wings draft pick Miroslav Blatak were on the ice…
And as such, Wings prospect Tomas Tatar (who was limited to a near-goal that trickled through relief goalie Jakub Stepanek's legs and went wide, mostly playing a checking role, finishing at -1 in 15:21 of ice time and taking 1 shot on the 3rd line) and Slovakia defeated the Czechs 3-1, and will face Pavel Datsyuk's Russians (who seem unstoppable after smoking Finland 6-2) for the World Championship title tomorrow at 1:30 PM EDT.
The Czechs will play Valtteri Filppula's Finns for Bronze at 9 AM, and while the Gold medal game will be aired by NBC Sports at 9 PM EDT, it's semi-legal streams for those of you who want to watch the games live.
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Updated 2x: "Don't too close, it's not ice cream"—Datsyuk on microphone proximity to his face in IIHF.com's post-game video: It wasn't even a contest. While Pavel Datsyuk (clicky for a rough translation of a remarkable little conversation he had with Championat's Maria Rogovskaya) was held off the scoresheet, a mistake-prone Finnish defense and a very, very leaky Petri Vehanen could not hold off the Russian Machine, and with only the line of Valtteri Filppula, Mikko Koivu and Jussi Jokinen providing offense, the Finns couldn't out-score their mistakes.
As such, Russia handed Finland a 6-2 defeat, cruising all the way thanks to a hat trick by Evgeni Malkin. Datsyuk played 17:03 and went 7-and-6 in the faceoff circle, took a shot and finished even, and Filppula took a shot, won a faceoff and managed to stay even in 18:00 of ice time.
Team Russia will face off against the winner of today's Czech Republic-Slovakia (Tomas Tatar) game (on at 11:30 AM EDT) in tomorrow's Gold medal game at 1:30 PM EDT, while Finland will play for Bronze at 9 AM EDT.
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Red Wings overnight report: talking about Tatar, Jarnkrok and Brunnstrom, and the weekend Worlds
by George Malik on 05/19/12 at 09:01 AM ET
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After receiving nothing less than a smorgasbord of World Championship coverage from the NBC Sports Network on Thursday, whoever's in charge of scheduling events decided that one cannot piggyback TSN's coverage when there are perfectly good reruns of fishing shows which must take precedence over hockey, so hockey die-hards like myself have set their alarms and are preparing to access semi-legal, grainy online streams to watch the last two days of the Worlds, starting with today's Semifinals:
• 7:30 AM EDT: Russia (Pavel Datsyuk) vs. Finland (Valtteri Filppula)
• 11:30 AM EDT: Slovakia (Tomas Tatar) vs. Czech Republic (Petr Mrazek, not playing for the Czechs)
NBC Sports will televise one of the above-mentioned games at, according to their schedule, 9 PM EDT.
And tomorrow's Medal round shakes down as follows:
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Red Wings engage in cross-sport promotion to assist Pavel Datsyuk's NHL 13 Cover Vote candidacy
by George Malik on 05/19/12 at 12:09 AM ET
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The Detroit Red Wings are doing their best to promote Pavel Datsyuk's candidacy for EA Sports' NHL 13 Cover Vote as he tangles with John Tavares in the semifinals of said vote, and in addition to campaigns on Twitter, Facebook and their official website, red Wings TV's Will Posthumus asked Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin "Megatron" Johnson to weigh in on Datsyuk's candidacy while "Megatron" was attending tonight's Tigers game:
You can download a copy of that cover via the Wings' Facebook page, and if you haven't seen it already, here's Joey MacDonald endorsing the candidacy of the Red Wings' real-life video game character:
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Red Wings afternoon news: Tomas Jurco's time to shine; MacDonald to help firefighters on Saturday
by George Malik on 05/18/12 at 07:46 PM ET
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Updated at 10:55 PM: For the record, Fabian Brunnstrom tells Helsingborgs Dagblad that he'll re-sign with Detroit: Now that the NBC Sports Network has had its fill of the World Championships—if you want to watch Tomas Tatar's Slovaks take on the Czechs tomorrow at 7:30 AM EDT, or Pavel Datsyuk's Russians take on Valtteri Filppula's Finns at 11:30 AM, you'll have to do so online, and the same is true for the Gold and Bronze medal games at 9 AM and 1:30 PM EDT, respectively, on Sunday (though NBC Sports will broadcast the Gold game on a delayed basis Sunday night)...
Eyeballs will drift back toward the NHL, and, thanks to the NHL Network's decision to Piggyback Sportsnet's coverage for U.S. viewers, the Memorial Cup in Shawinigan, Quebec.
For Red Wings fans, that means a chance to glimpse the last moments of top prospect Tomas Jurco's career as his Saint John Sea Dogs—the tournament's prohibitive favorites—attempt to defend last year's Memorial Cup win, starting on Saturday night.
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No news is no news regarding Red Wings captain Nicklas Lidstrom's future
by George Malik on 05/18/12 at 03:18 PM ET
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Red Wings captain Nicklas Lidstrom's currently signing autographs at Warrior Hockey's corporate headquarters, and the Detroit News dispatched Ted Kulfan to the scene to find out whether Lidstrom's made any progress toward deciding whether to return for at least one more year. The 42-year-old's answer is consistent with his usual, "I'll figure it out by the NHL Awards" timeline:
"I've been taking my time and I haven't really gotten to that process yet," said Lidstrom, looking tanned and relaxed after having just returned from a brief Florida vacation with his wife. "I haven't really gotten any closer to a decision."
Lidstrom talked with Red Wings general manager Ken Holland during exit interviews and said they planned on touching base when Holland returns from the World Championships. Holland has indicated he'd like a decision around mid-June, before the draft and the start of free agency.
"I'll have something (in terms of a decision by that time)," said Lidstrom, who played in 70 games and scored 34 points (11 goals) last season. "I know they want to know and I want to be fair to the Wings, too."
Lidstrom, a seven-time Norris Trophy (best defenseman) winner, has been working out regularly, but don't take that a sign he's leaning toward returning.
"I would be doing that anyway," said Lidstrom, 42. "Look at Cheli (Chris Chelios), he's still working out. Maybe he wants to come back."
If it makes you feel any better, the Hockey News's Adam Proteau believes that Lidstrom will return…And that reminds me, Tomas Holmstrom spoke to Expressen's Gunnar Nordstrom after just returning from a vacation in Florida…
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2014 World Championship's locale provokes a NSFW protest
by George Malik on 05/18/12 at 01:52 PM ET
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Belarus is, to put things delicately, a strange country, a small former Soviet republic which has become a relatively successful country, albeit under a def-acto and heavy-handed dictator in "president" Aleksandr Lukashenko, and Belarus's record on pesky issues like free elections, freedom of speech freedom of the press, human rights, women's rights and fair trials has yielded significant protest to the IIHF's decision to hold the 2014 World Championships in Minsk.
While IIHF president Rene Fasel told the IIHF Annual Congress in Helsinki that his organization's moneymaking bread and butter event's status as pocketing cash from an old-school totalitarian state isn't a particularly big deal as the Worlds are apparently apolitical (yeah, right), but Ilta Sanomat's Lotta Lybeck and Helsingin Sanomat's Survi Turtainen (and one of Belarus's few non-state-run media outlets, Charter 97) report that a Finnish-based organization, "No to Minsk 2014," handed the IIHF a petition to move the Worlds somewhere else which happened to include 30,000 signatures, and as part of their campaign, a slate of Finnish celebrities who happen to be women just happened to take part in a strange YouTube commercial that is very much so Not Safe for Work:
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by George Malik on 05/18/12 at 01:13 PM ET
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This one somehow slid through the radar screen, but if you've got lunch free today, Michigan Hockey Now's Stefan Kubus (via RedWingsFeed) reports that Warrior Hockey endorsees Danny Cleary, Shawn Horcoff and one Nicklas Lidstrom will make an appearance and sign autographs at Warrior Hockey's "tent sale" at their corporate headquarters in Warren, MI today at noon.
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Red Wings fans, it's time (again) to vote for Pavel Datsyuk as EA Sports' NHL 13 cover athlete
by George Malik on 05/18/12 at 11:58 AM ET
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As the Red Wings' organization engages fans via Twitter, Facebook, a special wallpaper on the team's official website and via plain old word of mouth (I'm sure the press release is to come), here's the dealy-o, fellow Wings fans:
Pavel Datsyuk faces off against John Tavares in the semifinals of EA Sports' NHL 13 Cover Vote from today until Wednesday, May 23rd, and while we may not have lolcats on our side, what we do have is the one NHL player who works his butt off in practice and the weight room to seemingly effortlessly create the kinds of plays that you only see in video games, and Datsyuk does so on a nightly basis. Datsyuk is a video game character come to life:
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Red Wings at the Worlds, Quarterfinal wrap-up and foreign language fly-bys: upsets rule Thursday
by George Malik on 05/18/12 at 11:16 AM ET
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Updated 3x at 12:02 PM: The vast majority of the Detroit Red Wings' participants at the World Championships—including Justin Abdelkader, Jonathan Ericsson, Johan Franzen (Expressen, Aftonbladet and Marie Hallman report that he plain old came down with a fever), Jimmy Howard, Calle Jarnkrok, Niklas Kronwall, Kyle Quincey Henrik Zetterberg—were eliminated on Thursday, and were eliminated for a simple reason:
Single-game elimination is a cruel business, so much so that I would very well trade some of the beautifully free-wheeling play I've watched at the World Championships for some of the trap-happy hockey displayed in the NHL playoffs, and, well…At the World Championships on Thursday…because bad starts, shaky goaltending, lapses in concentration and plain old puck luck are the reasons why the Semifinals and Medal Round shake out as follows:
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Last week, it was announced that November's mayoral election results in Morelia, the capital of the Mexican state of Michoacan, would be annulled and that another election would be scheduled at a later date. At the center of the decision to wipe the electoral slate clean is three-division world champ and future hall of fame boxer Juan Manuel Marquez.
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One day prior to the hotly-contested Michoacan elections on Nov. 13, Marquez fought Manny Pacquiao with the emblem of the PRI (Institutional Revolutionary Party) on the front of his trunks. The widely watched boxing event set ratings records on Mexican TV and, according to opposing political parties, served as a massive commercial for the party seeking to unseat the controlling National Action Party (PAN).
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I am probably one of the last ones to send out my box -- I mailed it last Friday -- because I was out of town for two weeks, in Canada and Alaska, and then when I came home I was laid out with an incredibly persistent virus -- kept me in bed all week. And all I could think of was that I wanted to get to the store for one more item and then to the post office to send [name still a secret!] their swap box.
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Wow, very nice. You did great Jessica. You not only stayed true to the Summer theme and the number of items, but you found the perfect gift in the perfect colour for Gellchom.
Gellchom, I hope you will post a picture when you put that beautiful salad bowl to use.
Typical of Evil Jessy to send an anonymous gift. Hah.
That is absolutely gorgeous. I love and I love the color. You must be enjoying it, Gellchom. Nice work, Jessy, you evil thing.
I should have known!
First you change my life by introducing me to immersion blenders, and now this. Thank you so much!
I really do love it and I can't wait to fill it with yummy summer salads. I even have lettuces ready to pick in the garden, and with Thing One's wedding coming up and weight to be lost, I have informed Jack that we will be eating a LOT of salad suppers this summer. So this really couldn't have been a better selection.
I am up at camp in northern Wisconsin for another week (trying to eat a lot of salad), so it will have to wait, but when I get back, I will take a photo of the bowl filled with a recipe from the forum. (Someone please remind me how to post photos.) It does look just like the photos she posted. Suggestions solicited -- I will need a lot of ideas to get us to the wedding.
JessyF, how about one from you?
Bwahahaaha (as she tries to maintain her evil reputation...truth be told, it was just the retailer who mailed the box but my 'note' didn't get included)
Oh yeah that immersion blender! I think I first mentioned it to you when talking about your Polynesian Peanut Soup, years ago. I love that soup!
Glad you will enjoy the set.
Sounds like we should start a thread on 'how to post photos'. I snagged those photos from the manufacturer's website since I didn't actually ever see the set.
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So for some reason I clicked on your link, Jessy (yes, that was the soup for which you told me to use the stick blender) and I noticed a recipe for "Trinity Square Cafe Moroccan Tomato Soup" -- that YOU had submitted, coincidentally. It sounded really good, so I copied it.
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Oh, yeah -- as in RIGHT NEXT DOOR to our hotel. I could have dropped a button on it from my room.
I just now got to see the photos, and they are gorgeous! Are the salad servers bamboo on the opposite sides? I think this is a fantastic choice, given that you love magenta. I used to have some magenta in my hair, but that was 10 years ago. Congrats on a great package!


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Leppard and Kiss are in the middle of a 42-date US summer tour and Collen was delighted to join the band on stage in a pair of classic Kiss boots, saying: "Tonight in Atlantic City was pretty special. I guest guitared with Kiss on Deuce. The guys were great and we had a good time."
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Major League Baseball's amateur draft kicks off June 6, marking the start of the largest draft in professional sports in sheer number of picks. How big is it? Last year's final pick in the draft, Eric Hanhold, was the 1,238th player taken. That many picks would safely surpass the entirety of the NFL, NBA and NHL drafts, with several hundred to spare.
With so many players taken and baseball's large developmental system of minor leagues, the vast majority of players drafted will never play Major League Baseball. High draft picks aren't a sure thing in any sport, but with baseball possessing the longest path from amateur to the big leagues, the washout rate of even the most highly regarded drafted players is disturbingly high.
So how do we evaluate draft results? The first step is establishing a baseline of what each draft position is typically worth. The easiest way to do that would be to look at the average WAR of players drafted in each draft slot, but that doesn't quite work for a vigorous examination.
A drafted player who hits big has tremendous value for the drafting team, but you can't really assign the entire career value given that you can only really expect to get the early portion of a player's career. After they get enough service time to seek free agency, you'll have another, more expensive decision in which little is based on the draft pick. For example, the Tigers have Justin Verlander's service through at least 2019 because they're paying him $180 million, not because he was drafted with the No. 2 pick in 2004.
So for each player drafted in history up through 2010, I added up their WAR for their first nine seasons in the majors using FanGraphs' version of WAR. It's six full seasons for free agency, but when you consider cups of coffee and the opportunity to get a below-market contract -- see Evan Longoria's deals in Tampa -- it seemed fair to give the drafting teams a little more credit. For players with fewer than nine seasons, I used their ZiPS projected WARs through their expected ninth seasons.
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Not much except it takes time and some expertise to plan and set up the higher level strategies. Nothing that can't be figured out or handled.
Some activities and tasks may require a call to support or account team. We record all our email stats in a separate excel spreadsheet as the report features may be difficult to use. Would like to see a bit more on the alerts if there is something wrong with data but we monitor it ourselves.
Consider the expert services of using the platform VS. other providers. You will find more tools and data as well as expert services internally to guide you. When you want to grow sales, engage with customers and show ROI then Bronto is your software. Purchasing a support/strategy package as this will come in handy.
The layout is very user-friendly and straight forward, but is also feature rich. This simplicity makes Bronto fantastic for companies who have only one or two email specialists and someone less familiar with emails has to cover temporarily on occasion. Bronto comes ready for the casual-coder with a WYSIWYG and simple navigation.
At the same time, Bronto is not so watered-down that it is hardly worthwhile to those who are very familiar with email campaigns. There are many tools that cater to the full-time email specialist, such as advanced workflows.
The customer support can leave something to be desired. The availability of a live chat is great, but the knowledge and motivation of the support representatives is lacking at times. I would consider this an area of great concern for Bronto moving forward.
Give it a try. The price-point is lower than many competing products, and the simple yet feature-rich application is great for a wide range of companies.
Automated workflows and conversion tracking are both far more easily attainable with Bronto than they are with Lyris. Recurring campaigns and remails have also led to increased email revenue with Bronto.
I love the advanced segmentation, even if it is freakishly slow. The email sending possibilities are near infinite, the staff are always professional and helpful. There is nothing I was unable to do with this platform. It is my 5th yet. The A/B testing is really good.
The reports are a little complicate for a Digial Analyst. The deep dives and the cross segmentation are SOOOOOO long to perform. I might just not be doing it right.
Just buy it if you have the money for. It is expensive but all the features in the tool are worth it. Just the A/B and MVT testing is worth the money.
We send mass email that include promotion, personalization and segmentation for all contacts in the data base.
The best part of Bronto is certainly the value you get for the price. We had a pretty small budget with a large email volume and wanted to get the most we could for our money. Bronto was a great fit.
There are a few areas that I would like to see improvement upon. The first is the limitation of 100 fields. This seems like it would be plenty, but when you start to create dynamic emails, it just isn't enough. The Bronto model is a one tier database so you can not make any relationships that would allow you a one to many relationship with a table like "Trade Shows Attended". I would like to see that feature in the future. Fortunately, Bronto is adding new features all the time!
Bronto has fantastic on page help menus that guide you through your questions. If that isn't enough (although most of the time it is) there is click to chat that is available during all of my working hours. They can always answer my questions and I don't have to wait! Also, the platform is easy to use and easy to give to business owners so they can report on emails.
The problem we started with was an old install of Lyris which had a limit of email addresses that we kept supassing. We had to do all of our own coordination with the ISPs if we had any kind of blacklist or ban issue. We wanted to focus on the marketing message and spend less time figuring out how to manage our lists and ISPs.
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Dilion Hotel - Parikia
Parikia - Parikia1-877-662-6988
If you are looking to book a central Paros hotel in the Parikia area, Dilion Hotel could be the right choice for you!
This Paros hotel offers free Wi-Fi, dry cleaning/laundry and a garden. Child-friendly amenities at this hotel include babysitting and babysitting. Guests wishing to relax with a drink will surely want to visit the bar/lounge.
Knowledgeable staff available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide tour/ticket assistance, express check-in and express check-out. This hotel has a 24-hour business center. Free high-speed (wired) Internet access is available. The lobby has been fitted with a TV so you can catch up on all the news while you wait, and you will also find a safe at reception for your valuables. Other amenities include a ferry terminal shuttle, laundry facilities and a computer station.
Very clean rooms but dont take rooms in ground floor -not enough space and no ba...Venere Guest, Greece
These reviews have been left by customers who actually stayed at this hotel
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Breakfast at Dilion Hotel
A buffet breakfast is served between 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM for a fee.
Facilities at Dilion Hotel
- Bar
- Cafeteria
- Snack bar
- Baby sitter
- Laundry service
- Room service - limited hour
- Pets accepted
- Laundry room
- Garden
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Luggage room
- City tour
- Shuttle service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Free parking
- Internet/Email services
- TV Lounge
- Business Center
Know before you go
- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 1500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
- This property offers transfers from the ferry terminal and airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- One child 6 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
Check-in: between 1:00 PM and 1:00 AM.
Check-out: before 11:00 AM.
PolicyExtra-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.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 7 for adults and EUR 5 for children (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 15 per vehicle (one way)
- Late check-out fee: EUR 35
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Renovation and closuresThe property is closed between 1 October and 30 April.
Dilion Hotel is also known as
Dilion Hotel Paros
Dilion Hotel
Dilion Hotel Parikia
Dilion Hotel reviews
- May 2013
- Venere Guest
- Family with young children
- Greece
Very clean rooms but dont take rooms in ground floor -not enough space and no balcony -Friendly staff Good location We will go back again for sure
- June 2009
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Australia
Pick-up excellent with limited knowledge
- July 2006
- Venere Guest
- Not Specified
- New Zealand
arrived in paros one day early so decided to get a room on arrival, got rooms mike @ 25.00euro a night a big room and shower,back to dilion a very nice clean tidy place which i would go back to again, but if rooms mike was available would go there saving 30 euro per night. breakfasts were great hotel owners were very alert to your needs helpful in any questions asked 3 of the rooms didnt have balconies as stated overall a good hotel well run
- May 2006
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- France
I'm very happy about this hotel because all was similary as the internet. Personnel were very kindly and room nice.
- September 2005
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- United Kingdom
Great little Hotel. Perfect location and extremely friendly staff. Would recommend them to anyone.
- September 2005
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Spain
Dilion es un precioso hotel, al que puedes llegar andando desde el puerto, esta a lado de la playa y de un montón de restaurantes, las habitaciones son pequeñas pero muy bonitas y los empleados muy agradables
- July 2011
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Italy
- April 2006
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- United Kingdom
- September 2005
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- France
- August 2005
- Venere Guest
- Group of friends
- Italy
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- August 2013
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Spain
- July 2012
- Venere Guest
- Italy
- July 2010
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Italy
- December 2011
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- France
Dilion Hotel reviews by TripAdvisor
Room Details
Book your pet-friendly accommodation at Dilion Hotel, offering 15 guest rooms with climate control and free local calls. Satellite TV channels offer entertainment at the end of a busy day. Business travelers visiting the Parikia area will have access to free (wired) high-speed Internet access as well as desks and safes.
Private bathrooms are outfitted with showers, hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. Additional guest comforts include minibars, soundproofing and air conditioning.
Irons/ironing boards can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Mini bar
- Soundproof rooms
- Ironing facilities on request
- Hairdryer in each room
- Safe
- Desk
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- Satellite TV
- High speed Internet access
How to reach Dilion HotelBy airplane
Flying time from Athens to Paros is approximately 30 minutes. The airport of Parikia lies 7 km away from the hotel.
By boat
To reach Paros there are daily ferry and high-speed ferry services connecting the Athens port of Piraeus to Parikia harbour. By ferry boat it takes 4.5 hours and 2.5 hours by high-speed boat. The port of Parikia is only 500 metres away from the hotel.
Distances from Dilion HotelLivadia Beach - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi
Paros Archaeological Museum - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Church of One Hundred Gates - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Ekatontapyliani Church - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Port of Parikia - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Frankish Castle - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Krios Beach - 1.7 km / 1 mi
Panagia Myrtidiotissa Monastary - 3.3 km / 2 mi
Longovarda Monastery - 3.8 km / 2.4 mi
Marathi Marble Quarries - 3.9 km / 2.4 mi
Butterfly Valley - 5.5 km / 3.4 mi
Kolymbithres Beach - 6.9 km / 4.3 mi
Piperi Beach - 7.7 km / 4.8 mi
Naoussa Harbour - 8.2 km / 5.1 mi
Moraitis Winery - 8.6 km / 5.4 mi
The closest major airports to Dilion Hotel are:
Parikia (PAS-Paros National) - 9 km / 5.6 mi
Naxos (JNX-Naxos Island National) - 18.9 km / 11.7 mi
The preferred airport for Dilion Hotel is Parikia (PAS-Paros National).
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Dilion Hotel
- Shuttle service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Free parking
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Why are my Egg Plants turning green!
I planted two different varieties of eggplant, the typical purple and Japanese. Both varieties did very well and were producing beautiful purple fruit mid way into the growing season, which I harvested when I felt they were good to go. In August the fruit started turning green, some were a pale greenish purple, and some were mostly green. The problem was most evident when we returned from a week long vacation in early August, the plants were watered with a timer, but I�m not sure the timer was working properly, I had two malfunction when setting them up, and the third was working when I left, but not upon my return, so I don�t know if they were watered properly for the first week in August.
Both varieties turned pale purple or green, and the plant growth seemed to slow down during that same time period. When I was able to get them on a normal watering schedule, the plants started new growth and the purple flowers were appearing in greater numbers, and I am getting purple fruit once again.
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The snow covered mountains off to the west of LA
The San Diego Temple
The U.S. Grant Hotel at night
The Salk Institute
Mt. Soledad Veterans Memorial
The shores of Imperial Beach glow as the sun starts setting.
An abandon row boat sits quietly on the bay shore in Coronado.
A. Jay Popoff, the lead singer of the band Lit sings out to the crowd ...
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The sun shines through at Seaport Village
Wow what big eyes you have!
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Almost perfect!
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"The End", or the start of something new?
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Under the moonlight San Diego Pier, San Diego California
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The beauty of night Balboa Par, San Diego California
A neverending road. (Mojave Desert)
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Our ultimate goal is to create a STEM-aligned video game badge for the Girl Scouts of the United States of America. Creating this badge will get young girls excited in technology and science and let them know that they, too, can have a career in the video game industry. -- Amy Allison, vice president at Women in Games International. The Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles and Women in Games International are teaming up to develop requirements for a game developer badge for scouts. The Boy Scouts introduced their badge earlier this year, but the Girl Scouts version seeks to specifically focus on video game development rather than a more general focus on games of all kinds. (via Ars Technica, image is of the Boy Scouts' Game Design merit badge.)Read More
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|PCA varsity cheerleaders attend camp
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|Thursday, 10 July 2014 14:46
The Prattville Christian Academy varsity cheerleaders attended Cheer Camp at Auburn University this week, and brought home several awards. PCA captured the Prestigious Leadership Award, which is voted on by all teams, as well as 2nd place in Extreme Routine, 1st place in Cheer, and the Overall Game Day Champions award.
PCA seniors Lauren Crosby, Ally Davis, and Mary Katherine Johnson were chosen as All American. Mary Katherine Johnson received a UCA recommendation, which is an invitation to try out for the UCA Staff. If she makes the team, she will work for UCA next summer at UCA cheerleading camps.
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Nathan McLaney of Millbrook (pictured) was 18 when he disappeared in 2005. Recently his remains where forensically identified, but the family is no closer to knowning what happened to him.Read more...
Draft beer and Sunday sales of alcohol, with some limitations, are now legal in Millbrook.
In a rare Wednesday session of the Alabama Legislature last week the bills providing for the legalization of draft beer and Sunday alcohol sales cleared the legislature.Read more...
Volunteers from Millbrook First United Methodist Church assembled health/emergency kits for use in disaster relief during the Great Day of Service.
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