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This is the West Coast chapter from Lonely Planet's Puerto Rico guidebook.
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Dec 9, 2012, 01:17 PM | #1 |
Any of you still use the iPad 1?
I purchased an iPad 3 and i was wondering how fast it would hold up before being too buggy and slow to use within a few years. So i compare it to the ipad 1 being out a few years before
Is your iPad 1 still running "properly"? or is it too slow for you to even handle. hopefully no apps get abandon when I cant download the latest ios for the 3 in a couple years haha but its okay cause we all gotta upgrade sooner at some point |
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I have an ipad 1, waiting for a mini on pre order, the 1 is still fine and not buggy at all, but won't be able to run ios6
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As new hardware gets available for a lesser amount of money, older devices can't but get "abandoned". In a few years, you won't be able to download any new application realistically, seeing how iOS develops.
In this sense, it's a different story than a PC. As more iOS iterations come along, more developers drop support of older hardware, while on a PC this problem is greatly reduced thanks to the stability of a desktop OS.
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Dec 9, 2012, 05:48 PM | #4 |
I use an ipad 1 with ATT 3g everyday. Works as well now as when I got it when first released. A workhorse
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Dec 9, 2012, 06:03 PM | #5 |
iPad 1
Still got my 3G iPad 1. Been going quite well so far. Fully functional and in excellent condition. Only wish there was an untethered jailbreak for 5.1.1
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Dec 9, 2012, 06:14 PM | #6 |
Still have my 1st gen 16gb wifi....works like a charm
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Dec 9, 2012, 06:20 PM | #7 | |
It's still a workhorse. No different than the latest iPads reading books, watching videos or playing music. Still gets 8+ hours on a charge, and I've charged it pretty much every night for the past 2 1/2 years. Games work fine, but only 1 open at a time - I have to go to the task manager to quit a game before opening another one, or it will crash with a memory error. |
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Dec 9, 2012, 06:26 PM | #8 |
I use it but not as my main iPad. I use it in the kitchen.
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Dec 9, 2012, 06:27 PM | #9 |
I do, everyday. I still work perfectly with my iWork apps, listen to music, watch movies and videos, read books and browse the web.
I was planning on buying the iPad 3 when iOS 6 dropped support for the iPad 1 but since it works like crap on my iPhone 4S, I will stick with it until Maps and WiFi works properly (And if the iPad 6 comes in White & Silver). No need to waste money if this one works just like it did on day one. I can even play Grand Theft Auto: Vice City without problems.
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Dec 9, 2012, 06:41 PM | #10 |
I wanted to buy my son a new mini so I sold the ipad 1 for 250 and 4th gen ipod touch 107 , and I m currently waiting for his ipad mini to ship.
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Dec 9, 2012, 07:42 PM | #11 |
We've had one at work since near launch. Still works great and snappy. Feels a bit heavy these days though.
iDevices maintain functionality and usefulness over time well compared to many alternatives. |
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Dec 9, 2012, 07:44 PM | #12 |
I still have a 1. Looking to upgrade eventually though. Getting slower and slower by the day. Still runs well enough though!
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Dec 9, 2012, 08:41 PM | #13 |
My iPad 1 still runs great. Kids play games, watch videos, surf. I can use iCal, schedule events, email, etc. The kids get more time with it now that I have my Mini
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Dec 9, 2012, 08:44 PM | #14 |
Think I'm going to replace it next year
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Dec 9, 2012, 10:34 PM | #15 |
My 64GB iPad1 with 3G was a wedding present from my wife.
I am never getting rid of it, but at the moment it is used as a media devicce by my wife so she can watch movies in bed and do other basic things without having to get up and go to her computer.
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Dec 10, 2012, 04:56 AM | #16 |
I knew iPad 1 is not dead yet.
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Dec 10, 2012, 06:13 AM | #17 |
I've largely stopped using my iPad 1 thanks to my iPad mini, but my kids use the iPad 1 and so does my wife.
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Dec 10, 2012, 06:35 AM | #18 |
Still using mine. Noticably slower since updating to iOS 5 and the lack of iOS 6 is a bummer, though I can't imagine how straining it would be on the hardware if it could speedwise. I also have an iPad 2 that I use alongside it but no plans to replace it yet per se.
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still using mine. some apps are prone to crashing because they use up the miniscule 256 mb ram but otherwise it still works fine. the battery is of course not as good as it used to be but it still lasts long enough.
in short: it does what it was bought to do and i can't find any reason to replace it with a newer one except for having the newest and greatest. Quote:
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Dec 10, 2012, 09:32 AM | #20 |
I use mine every day. I realize the new ones are probably faster, but my original iPad still works as well as when new ... and if anything, 3G data has gotten faster in my area.
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Dec 10, 2012, 09:35 AM | #21 |
yep, everyday..still waiting for a reason to upgrade, have not found one.
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Dec 10, 2012, 10:56 AM | #22 |
I got an iPad the day it was released. Since then I upgraded to the iPad 3 after winning one in a raffle at work. I passed on the iPad 1 to my partner and he is still using it everyday. I, on the other hand am using my iPad mini about 10 times more than the iPad 3.
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Dec 10, 2012, 02:30 PM | #23 |
The REAL problem with iPad 1 is not the computational speed but the 256 MB of ram.
I remember that was a real problem to surf the net with more than a tab (or two, depending on contents) at the same time.
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Dec 10, 2012, 07:55 PM | #24 |
I had the 64GB 3G, when RIM released the BlackBerry PlayBook.
My brother still has his 16GB Wi-Fi, his boy from High School sent it to him from California. Every iPad release I ask why doesn't he sell it and upgrade. He wont because he feels like he's disrespecting his boy.
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Dec 10, 2012, 07:58 PM | #25 |
Love my iPad 1 - use it every day. Will not upgrade until it kicks the bucket.
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Firefox 8 + FP 11.1 + LCCS 2.2.0 ( seen in v2.1.0 as well )
Video ( WebcamSubscriber ) is 'squeezed' (? the aspect ratio is wrong ? ) but only on this browser and FP combination.
Chrome / Firefox 8 + FP 10.3 / FP 11.1 + LCCS 2.2.0 ( seen in v2.1.0 as well )
Video ( WebcamSubscriber ) seems to display at the correct aspect ratio.
Anyone else seeing the following? I can add more detail if you need any
HTML borders ?
Still, it shouldn't be squeezed (unless your SWF object has width=100% and height=100%).
Of course I am assuming this is a SWF embedded in an HTML page and not an AIR app (can't really say from the screenshots). If that's the case I would look at the sizing of the various elements (easy to do in Chrome with "inspect element", not sure of how to do it in Firefox).
This is a SWF app running in a browser.
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Founder of Wellesley College. Son of William and Harriet (Fowle) Smith. Born in Hanover, N.H., February 20, 1822. May 23, 1854 he married Pauline Adeline Fowle, daughter of Lieutenant Colonel John Fowle, Jr. Changed his name to Henry Fowle Durant. Henry Fowle Durant (originally Henry Welles Smith) (February 22, 1822 -- October 3, 1881) was an American lawyer and philanthropist. Durant was born in Hanover, New Hampshire. He graduated from Harvard in 1841, studied law, and subsequently practiced in Boston. He underwent a religious conversion and became a lay preacher in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, practicing from 1864 to 1875. Henry Fowle Durant contributed between one and two million dollars to found Wellesley College, in Wellesley, Massachusetts. Durant died from Bright's Disease at the age of 59.
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(Boston, MA/Charlottesville, VA) June 1, 2011
Silverchair Information Systems marked a milestone today in unveiling SCM6, the most substantial upgrade to its SCM web product development platform in company history. Eight leading scientific societies simultaneously announced plans to migrate their digital publishing operations to, and develop new product lines on, SCM6. The announcements were made at the 33rd Annual Meeting of the Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP).
SCM6 consolidates twelve years of discovery and innovation by Silverchair in applied semantic architecture and digital product development. The result is a system and process that enables STM publishers to meet rapidly escalating demand for more sophisticated, integrated, accurate information services and products.
Built using a natively semantic architecture, SCM6 enables rapid product and feature deployment, best-of-breed navigation and utility for all content types including journals, and support for myriad new business models to optimize publishers' entire content portfolios.
The debut of SCM6 sees eight leading STM publishers joining with Silverchair to initiate this major leap in innovation:
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Archives of Ophthalmology
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American Pharmacists Association
Journal of the American Pharmacists
Association American Psychiatric Association
The American Journal of Psychiatry
Academic Psychiatry
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Psychiatric News
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Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery
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Last month Nokta ran a story revealing a confidential campaign of the military blacklisting some journalists and press organs, followed by another story in which the excerpts of a diary that allegedly belonged to a former navy commander elaborated details of coup plans to overthrow the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) government in 2004.
Instead of looking into the alleged coup's plotters, all retired generals, a prosecutor had chosen to investigate the newsweekly on charges of provoking the people against "military conscription service." The investigation turned into outright harassment on April 13, when some 50 police officers acting on a search warrant from the Bakırköy Prosecutor's Office raided the magazine's building in Bakırköy, taking three consecutive days to complete their investigation, which consisted of copying and duplicating every single document on every computer in the building.
The cover story of this week's Nokta, which came out on Thursday, was titled "We will continue as before, until there is real democracy." Reports said the decision to close the journal was made by its owner, Ayhan Durgun, who traditionally does not interfere with the content of the journal, according to Nokta Editor in Chief Alper Görmüş.
Görmüş, who declined to speak to the press immediately, said he would be making a statement regarding the decision about closure on either Saturday or Monday, but he noted that all work on the magazine's next issue had been halted for now. Görmüş also mentioned the possible transfer of ownership as an option. Meanwhile, Nokta Managing Editor Haşim Akman was quoted as having said the magazine owner had not yet made his ultimate decision on closure on the NTV news channel's website. Akman's statement suggested that the halt in production of the magazine could be only temporary.
The Savings Deposit Insurance Fund (TMSF), which recently confiscated mass-circulation daily Sabah in an effort to recoup the debts its former owner incurred from a failed bank, has fired the daily's Editor in Chief Fatih Altaylı and appointed Sabah columnist and former Editor in Chief Ergun Babahan, also on Friday.
Ragıp Duran, who has spent many years fighting for press freedom in Turkey and who is also a former Nokta journalist, spoke to Today's Zaman shortly after the newsweekly's administrators announced the decision to close down the journal. He referred to Nokta's closure as being an "extremely negative situation."
"This clearly shows that there is no freedom of expression in Turkey," Duran said. "With some of its recent stories, Nokta brought up some very important issues." Duran said the primary responsibility of the press was to question the system in all its aspects before public opinion. Duran said the fact that Nokta decided to close made little difference and said all the pressure, raids and harassment the periodical was subjected to had forced the magazine's owners to make the decision.
"Alleged negativities of the Turkish Armed Forces were opened up to discussion through the subjects it covered, and apparently those in power did not like that," Duran said. He also pointed out that the attitude partly confirmed that the assertions put forth by Nokta are true. "Although it does not mean that Nokta's assertions were true for sure, pressuring the magazine instead of disproving the concrete information and documents the magazine printed means something."
Duran likened harassing a press organ to killing someone simply because you don't like them. "Closing down a press organ from a certain point of view does not destroy those views; on the contrary, it serves as proof that those views hold truth."
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The March 29 issue of Nokta magazine had printed lengthy excerpts from a diary allegedly written by Adm. Özden Örnek, a former commander of the naval forces. According to the diary, some former force commanders had planned two separate coups with the codenames Sarıkız (Blonde Girl) and Ayışığı (Moonlight).
The diary also suggested that the then chief of general staff, retired Gen. Hilmi Özkök, had both verbally opposed initiatives to stage a military takeover and recorded his objections in the military's written archives. The excerpts were written in the years 2003 and 2004. Meanwhile, current Chief of the General Staff Gen. Yaşar Büyükanıt recently stated that the military had no record of such plans in its archives.
In an earlier story also printed in March, the journal had printed an army document categorizing journalists in one of two groups -- "pro" and "anti" military. The military had acknowledged that it had such a categorization but said the document published in Nokta was only a draft.
The military started investigations inside its own organizational structure to find who was responsible for the leak of the press members' blacklist.
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Amarillo, TX - The congressional compromise that staved off the "fiscal cliff" for a while also made some major changes to the U.S. tax code. In many respects, the compromise, officially known as the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, was a stopgap measure - a band-aid meant to buy some time.
And in all fairness, ATRA 2012 granted a slew of extensions and renewals to the U.S. tax code to keep the country's financial engine running - without it, that engine could have stopped.
So while both Washington and the American taxpayers can breathe easy for now, your tax refund may be a little later than you'd hoped, and your paychecks may be a little lighter.
Because of the sheer scale of the changes, refunds may be a little slow in coming as the financial system adapts to those changes, but the amount of your refund will remain unchanged.
"Typically, it takes a while for all of the machinery to go into motion after the end of the year," explains Samuel B. Lovelady, a certified public accountant in Amarillo, "but I don't think any of what has happened in the last week will impact refunds."
One of the most significant changes is the expiration of the payroll tax cut, which means the government will take an extra two percent from most Americans' incomes. And the significance of that two percent varies, as Lovelady illustrates,
"You figure two percent of a $50,000 salary is $20 a week, and if that's the $20 that keeps gasoline in the tank, it can be very important. On the other hand, if it's somebody with some flexibility in their budget, they probably won't notice it."
When I contacted the IRS, they gave me this statement:
"The IRS is currently reviewing the details of this week's tax legislation and assessing what impact it will have on this year's filing season. The IRS will soon make available additional information on when taxpayers can start filing 2012 returns."
If you'd like a more in-depth breakdown of the changes, follow the links attached to this story.
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Superman's great at saving the world, but he sure hasn't had much success when it comes to video games. The disastrous Superman 64 was no doubt the low point in the Man of Steel's video game history, but even his highs haven't been all that high. Superman Returns: The Videogame was originally slated to release alongside the movie in June (which had its own tumultuous production saga), but it wasn't ready in time and the release date was pushed back to coincide with the DVD of the movie going on sale. Despite the delay, the game still doesn't seem to be ready, but that hasn't stopped it from being released. It's certainly not as bad as Superman 64, but it's still plenty bad. Superman Returns does do a few things well, and it does manage to be entertaining for the first hour or so, but it's all downhill from there.
For a game that's supposed to be a movie tie-in, Superman Returns sure doesn't have a whole lot in common with the film. After fighting off a rogue meteor shower and learning how to use his super abilities, Superman zooms off to outer space to find that his home planet has indeed been destroyed. On the way home he runs across Mongrul, does a bit of fighting, and then it's back to Earth. Here he'll battle Metallo, Bizarro, and, eventually, someone who was actually in the film, Lex Luthor. People who saw the movie and those who didn't will be equally frustrated with the storytelling. If you saw the movie, you'll be puzzled as to what the heck any of this has to do with the film, and if you didn't see Superman Returns, there's little chance that any of the short cutscenes will explain exactly what the heck Lex is doing with the crystals, much less why Mister Mxyzptlk wants Superman to race around the city.
Superman Returns takes place in Superman's adopted home city, Metropolis. The city consists of several large islands that lie in the middle of a lake surrounded by mountains. The city is largest on the Xbox 360, as the PlayStation 2 and Xbox are missing one of the smaller islands. You're free to go almost anywhere, from street level to thousands of feet above even the tallest building. The view from high up in the sky is breathtaking at first, and it's fun to zoom down through the clouds and wind through city streets and in between the skyscrapers at breakneck speeds. However, the fun quickly wears off when you realize that short of endlessly touring the city, there's little else to do. You can fly around and rescue kittens that are hidden around Metropolis, and that's about it. You can't fly underwater, and you can't walk in buildings.
So, other than rescuing kittens, what is there to do? Not a whole heck of a lot. The game is divided into chapters comprised of a series of objectives that only appear by flying around aimlessly until you get close enough to one to trigger it. As is evident by the way the game drags on and on, there are certainly plenty of objectives--there's just not much variety to them. Early in the game most of your time will be spent fighting robots--robots that walk, robots that roll around, and robots that fly. Later you'll be fighting evil monsters and even dragons. (If you're wondering why on Earth there are dragons in the game, you're not alone.) This monotony is occasionally broken up when you are charged with putting out building fires. And if you play long enough, you'll get to fight bad guys and put out fires. The segments where you race Mister Mxyzptlk or play as Bizarro help break up the monotony a tiny bit, but they don't count as progress toward completing the game, so there's little point in wasting time on them.
Being that Superman is mostly invincible, he doesn't have a health bar; however, the city of Metropolis does. The bad guys will torch trees, throw cars, and pummel civilians. Any damage to the city diminishes the health bar, and when it's empty, it's game over. This is a novel approach to indirectly making Superman vulnerable, but it also restricts the game's "sandbox" feel. Anytime you decide to smash something or set a car ablaze, you're just hurting yourself. Imagine a first-person shooter where you could shoot yourself in the head or a racing game where you could pour sugar in your own gas tank--that's kind of what it's like here. It sure might sound like fun to take the giant globe off of the Daily Planet and toss it into a group of cars, but the pesky thought of "What would Superman do?" and the negative effect your action will have on the city is always in the back of your mind. You can play as Bizarro and wreak some havoc, but causing trouble's just not that much fun when you're being forced to do it.
The combo-based fighting system lets you string together a fairly impressive number of moves, and after you complete a series of objectives, you'll earn new combos. Unfortunately, you don't really need many of these new moves, and you'll quickly find yourself either using the same combos over and over or just resorting to mashing buttons and hoping for the best. Superman also has his trusty heat vision, super breath, and of course his freeze breath, all of which can be powered up by finishing objectives. Some enemies are weak against a particular power, though a few are impervious to them, and there's even a creature that grows stronger should you try to use one of your powers on it. Freezing and burning enemies is actually pretty fun, but unless you like blowing enemies a half mile away and then chasing them down to pummel them, Superman's super breath is almost totally worthless--you only need use it a couple of times.
The combat sounds entertaining, and at first it is, but a number of problems quickly render it frustrating and uninteresting. Because you're fighting the same handful of enemies hundreds of times, the real challenge comes not from the enemies themselves, but from trying to stay interested in what's going on. The controls aren't overly complex, but it's still tough to get them to respond. Using the D pad to toggle between powers on the fly is frustrating, and it's tough to aim your attacks, too. You can lock on to enemies, but short of removing the target lock adjusting your position and hoping to lock on to another enemy, there's no way to change your focus during a battle. This is particularly problematic when you're in the air and getting attacked by a dragon that's just offscreen, or when you're fighting in a crowd, trying to punch a robot but wailing on an innocent civilian instead. Collision detection is dreadful, so sometimes you'll be hitting a bad guy (or getting hit by one) even though no punches are actually landing. For some unknown reason Superman can't jump. It's a pain to land, and Superman's inability to jump makes it tough to easily get to any enemy that's on top of a car or standing on the other side of a bush. When Superman can't get around a bit of shrubbery, you know things aren't going too well. An awful camera doesn't help matters much, either.


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Cons: Software does NOT install properly, and therefore machine will not work properly. scans default to legal and cannot be changed to letter, printer is constantly re-booting itself. upgraded software will not install either.
Summary: Remember when buying HP meant bulletproof service and fantastic products? Those days are now long gone and be very, very careful when buying HP ( or any machine for that matter). READ the consumer reviews and get a picture of whats going on before you buy. I really wish i did ............ and then I'd be writing a positive review on a competing product instead of trashing this one.
Absolutely horrific product from a company I thought was bulletproof. The software is so poor that not only will it not install 100%, but after 3.4 hours on the help line, down loading the "latest" software to try and find a solution, the new software would not install either. What does work works poorly. the scanning defaults to legal paper and not letter, and cannot be changed. the software will not allow me to obtain upgrades from the net, not that that would help. the end result was that HP said they were sorry and could not help me. Still confident that HP would come through, I called HP direct for a a possible upgrade to the software and perhaps they send me a new disc. Not a peep or a call back after several attempts. Im stuck with a POS machine that the company will not back up.
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The sign out front doesn't lie. Short of driving an hour west into farm country, Harvest Seasonal Grill is the closest we metro-dwellers will get to a fresh, honest-to-goodness farm-to-table meal. Chef Brian Duffy sources his menu from 75 Pennsylvania farms; butternut squash and apples from Gettysburg, milk from Lancaster and cheese from Chester Springs, […]


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Piper Seneca V: Putting Power in the Panel Cover Story | March 2013
New Seneca V shows the power of a panel
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MEMBERSHIP AOPA Aviation Summit The 2013 AOPA Aviation Summit will be held October 10-12 in Fort Worth, Texas. Introducing CAPComm Sitting down with Adam Smith In 2012, AOPA founded the Center to Advance the Pilot Community, or CAPComm, to reverse the shrinking pilot population.
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Choosing to stay at K&K Hotel Opera allows you to take advantage of the general facilities on offer here; a restaurant and a bar/lounge are among them. A sauna and a steam room are present on-site, providing a pleasant distraction. Services of this hotel include a doctor on call, a dry cleaning/laundry service and an express check-in/out service. Work space is plentiful: areas on site are prepared for meetings of all sorts. Staying in Budapest for business? A conference space, a business center and an audio-visual equipment set all belong to the options here for you. 200 rooms are part of this property. Getting around may not be quite as tricky as you might think, as a paid airport shuttle bus is available.
The air always has a nice feel thanks to the air conditioning in K&K Hotel Opera. For those of us who enjoy convenience, a wake-up service and a daily housekeeping service are included in the rooms of the accommodation. Receive updates via the rooms' wireless high-speed Internet access (complimentary). The beds are finished with a hypo-allergenic bedding set (upon request). A city view and a courtyard view offer visual refreshment.
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The candlelit roof terrace serves drinks and light fare, including local grappa, salads, sandwiches, bruschetta, and Italian cheeses. A buffet breakfast with hot items (surcharge) is served each morning in the spacious breakfast room.
Complimentary wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel. The hotel offers 4 meeting areas, including the roof terrace and the breakfast room. Parking is available for a surcharge at a secure garage 300 meters (328 yards) from the hotel.
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- Minibar
- Wake-up calls
- Turndown service
- Bidet
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Daily housekeeping
- Window opens
- Cable TV service
- Clock radio
- Desk
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free Wi-Fi
- Climate control
- Complimentary newspaper
- Dining
The Glass Bar & Restaurant – Serving Italian and international cuisine in a modern and elegant atmosphere. Lighter fare, such as pizza, sandwiches, and other snacks can accompany the cocktail, wine, or international beers provided by the bar. A daily lunch buffet is available Monday-Friday. Afternoon tea is also available. Dress code: casual.
Breakfast Room - An American breakfast buffet (surcharge) is provided each morning. The buffet offers hot and cold items, including toast, omelets, fruit, and yogurt. An energetic start for a perfect day in the Eternal City!
- Recreation
Guests receive a 10% discount at a fitness center 150 meters (165 yards) away. Bicycles are available to rent outside the Colosseo Metro Station, 0.75 km (0.5 mile) from the hotel. The famous Circolo del Golf Roma Acquasanto golf course, more than a century old, is five km (three miles) away in south Rome. The Roman Forum, 300 meters (328 yards) from the hotel, is an interesting setting for jogging and afternoon strolls. Villa Borghese, one km (a half-mile) from the hotel, is the city's central public park, with gardens, fountains, pathways, and museums. It's a lovely and popular destination for strolling, jogging, and bicycling. Bicycles and in-line skates are available for rent.
- Golfing nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Swimming nearby
- Racquetball/squash nearby
- Tennis nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Basketball nearby
- Volleyball nearby
- Aerobics nearby
- Yoga classes/instruction nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
- Playground nearby
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Cosmopolita Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets not allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 3 per person, per night, up to 10 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 11 years of age.
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.- Breakfast fee: EUR 7.50 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 40.00 per night
- Late check-out fee: EUR 80
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Additional Details
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.


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Uncle Dean is coming to town.
Willie Corrin, a freshman defenseman with Minnesota-Duluth, will get to smile and say hi to a familiar face this weekend when UNO visits for the final weekend of the regular season.
His uncle is Dean Blais, the Mavericks' coach.
"It's pretty exciting," said Corrin, who grew up in International Falls, Minn., a couple of hours north of Duluth. "My grandparents are coming down for the first time this year to watch. There are probably 15 (immediate family members) who will be there."
There wasn't a family entourage the first time the teams met, when UNO swept an early November series in Omaha. The distance between Omaha and International Falls, about a 10-hour drive, was part of the reason Corrin chose Minnesota-Duluth rather than UNO.
Plus, had he gone to UNO, his uncle Dean might have transformed into something else.
"It would have probably ruined my relationship with him to coach him," Blais said. "Mean Dean would have come out and he would have gotten his tail chewed like everyone else — and I don't know how he would have taken it."
Corrin said Blais has always been just uncle Dean to him, even when they would make the four-hour drive for every North Dakota game when Blais was coaching that program to national championships and deep NCAA tournament runs.
"We have a really close family," Corrin said. "We always get together in the summer. I cut his grass (at Blais' cabin) every now and then. I golf with him as much as I can. And it's always competitive with him."
Corrin chuckles when others tell him of their encounters with his uncle.
"Everyone tells me how intimidating he is, that he does this and he does that," Corrin said. "I just laugh and say, 'I don't know this guy that you're talking about.'"
Playing for "Mean Dean" was something Corrin wasn't particularly interested in for reasons based on more than geography.
"It would have hurt our relationship because the coach-player relationship is 100 percent different than a family relationship," Corrin said. "And I didn't want to be known as Dean Blais' nephew. I wanted to prove to everyone that I can make it to the next level on my own."
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"Plus, I didn't want to start a big issue with him and my mom if I wasn't playing as much as she'd like," Corrin said, laughing.
Blais drafted Corrin while coaching the USHL's Fargo Force, but Blais took the UNO job before getting the chance to coach Corrin. Corrin decided upon Minnesota-Duluth in the spring of 2010, and then spent two seasons in Fargo.
"I talked to him about (playing at UNO) — I've seen him more than anyone else, obviously," Blais said. "I always knew he was going to be a Division I hockey player. But he chose Duluth so my dad and mother and his family could watch him more. That's the closest Division I school other than Bemidji, and (Duluth coach) Scott Sandelin has known Willie and did a good job recruiting him."
The Blais family reunion isn't the only tie-in between UNO and Minnesota-Duluth — the Mavs' Joe Krause and the Bulldogs' Adam Krause are brothers.
One central figure in the Blais family won't be there — Jean Corrin, Willie's mother and Blais' sister, is attending the wedding of a friend in Arizona.
"She's not real happy about it," Willie said.
Corrin, naturally, isn't overly pleased that he's been in the lineup for just 12 games this season, but he's not overly surprised by it, either. That usually goes with the territory for freshmen at high-level programs.
"I knew it would be something like that, and it's always frustrating to not play, but you take it for what it is and work harder to get in the lineup," he said. "I finally got my first point (an assist) last weekend against Alabama-Huntsville, so that was a big monkey off my back."
Corrin had three goals and 23 assists last season to lead Fargo defensemen in assists and points. The 6-foot-2, 200-pounder considers himself an offensive defenseman — no surprise there considering his family blood.
"I'm a pretty good skater for my size, got a pretty good shot and vision, but my strength isn't the best," he said. "I think more offensively than defensively sometimes, and sometimes coaches like that and sometimes they don't. When you're in and out of the lineup, they prefer that you focus on defense."
While Blais said he had a spot for Corrin at UNO if he'd wanted it, Corrin said he doubts he would have become a Maverick, even if Minnesota-Duluth hadn't recruited him.
"I think the whole uncle thing would've pushed me away," he said.
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i was wondering what everyone's favorite family recipe is/are?...you know the kinds that the kids will eat too so you don't have to make them seperate meals....we have a couple...homemade mac and cheese...lasagna (ofcourse)....and stuffed grilled chicken breasts....
One of our family favourites is scalloped potatoes...I am sure I started with a recipe years ago but it has evolved to this: Melt 2-3 tbsp of butter, add sliced or chopped onions, (amt is your preference) Saute for a few minutes while washing enough potatoes to fill pan. Sprinkle 2-3 tbsp of flour over slightly cooked onions, 1 tsp of salt ...cook for a couple of minutes, then slowly add 1 1/2 -2 cups of milk, stirring constantly as it thickens slightly. Start adding sliced potatoes, leaving skins on (or not). Stir every few minutes to coat and bring just to a boil. At this point, transfer to an oven proof baking dish. Dot surface with butter, salt and pepper. Grated cheddar may also be added to the top, Cover with foil and bake at 375 for about an hour. Remove foil and continue baking for another 15 minutes for a golden top. This can be adjusted easily for a crowd...but always start with the same amount of butter/flour...just increase milk, potatoes (salt). These are very creamy and will continue to thicken the longer you cook it.
an old-fashioned recipe that my grandmother and mother both made, and still comfort food for me....
Make a mixture of equal amounts of brown sugar and mustard (regular French's is perfect). Rub all over both sides of pork chops (not thin ones).
Lay pork chops in single layer in glass baking dish. Pour fresh squeezed lemon juice to half-way up chops. Put slice of lemon on top of each chop. Bake in 325 oven for about 40 min (depends on how thick chops are). Check every once awhile and top liquid up with water/lemon juice if necessary.
Serve on rice, with all the liquid from the chops, and a green veg on the side.
Although now neither DS and DD eats pork, they both gobbled this up when they were younger, as did I.
my boys just loved it and so simple. Cooked macaroni noodles ground beef cooked with onions and mushrooms and celery salt and pepper. Mix together with cream of tomato soup and cream of mushroom soup ( do not dilute) put in greased cassarole dish and heat through in the oven sometimes I would grate cheddar cheese on it but most times just plain. So simple fast easy and they loved it. When my Dad comes for a visit he asks me to make it.
My kids loved this and thought they were eating chicken.
cooked elbow macaroni, (depends on size of the dish how much you cook) 1 - 2 cans tuna , 1 can cream chicken soup, 1 can cream mushroom soup.( or celery soup) 1/2 can - 1 can of milk. Minced onion. Frozen green peas. Mix all together in a bowl and pout into a greased casserole dish. Break up potato chips and cover the top with chips Bake 350 uncovered for about 40-45 min. until bubbly. They liked it with more chips on the side and peas. All the amounts are approx.
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