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Located just 2 minutes' drive off Interstate 87, this Kingston, New York motel offers free WiFi access. The property has a 24-hour front desk. A microwave, refrigerator and flat-screen cable TV are included in each simply furnished guest room at Motel 19. A shared lounge area and laundry facilities are available at the motel for guests' convenience. Kings...
|Excellent - 24 reviews
Located in Red Hook, The Red Hook Country Inn is close to Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome and Museum of Rhinebeck History. This bed & breakfast is within close proximity of Poet's Walk Park and Bard College. Make yourself at home in one of the 6 guestrooms. Cable television is provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and bathr...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 24 reviews
|Excellent - 343 reviews
a historic city on the Hudson.. welcome to the Hampton Inn Kingston, NY Drive the New York State Thruway from New York City to Albany, and you'll pass right through the area around the Hampton Inn® hotel in Kingston, NY. Do yourself a favor next time, and stop. Kingston, nestled into the foothills of the Catskill Mountains, boasts excellent shopping, dining...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 343 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Very clean, polite staff, beds were comfortable and good breakfast.
Excellent 9.0
Finally a decent hotel breakfast. Real oj and decent bagels . I really liked the oatmeal and there was always good coffee and hot chocolate available. Fireplace in the dining area made it quite pleasant.
NothingAll around pleasant ,clean and friendly atmosphere. It was not in the most scenic spot. It's a commercial area but plenty close to the lovely mountains.
|Okay - 327 reviews
Located in Kingston, Garden Plaza Hotel is in a rural location and minutes from Senate House State Historic Site and Forsyth Park. This hotel is within close proximity of Volunteer Fireman's Hall and Museum of Kingston and Old Dutch Church. Make yourself at home in one of the 212 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you co...
Overall Rating - Okay - 327 reviews
Mediocre 3.3
The staff at the front desk was exceptionally rude when we checked in. The rooms are dated and unclean - our shower had black mold on the ceiling. While the campiness of the "holidome" (an inside pool and arcade located in the middle of the hotel that looks like it dates back to the fifties) was amusing, it did not make for the best view outside of our hotel window. Many of the rooms, like ours, had a view of the inside "dome"/courtyard and absolutely no natural light. The hotel was under renovation, which meant much of it was unusable and the parking lot had a pile of old toilets and dressers (like the furnishings still in our room) in the corner. Absolutely ridiculous that this place is $200/night - we would have been better off staying at the SuperLodge down the street. Then at least we'd only be paying $70/night for what I can assume is the same quality of stay.
Poor 2.0
The ice machine was decent. The desk staff was helpful.
The rate of--- a night is ridiculous. Worth--- a night, if that. The room carpet was DISGUSTINGLY filthy. The whole place is outdated and worn. Water dripping from the the room above, out of the heat lamp in our bathroom. Keycard very finicky.This place is a dump and they have some set of stones charging--- a night. It is being renovated, but nothing has been completed that would benefit a guest in any manner. The Bar/Restauraunt is a joke. The bar doesn't even have running water and seats five. One of those prefab units you MIGHT put in your basement. Restaurant also pathetic, looks like a rec room in an old folks home from the 70's. Ordered room service. The turn time was quick, but the food was regrettable. Pet friendly and it shows. There may even be people actually living here. Seems like a welfare hotel. A relative also staying there was admonished for smoking too close to the building!...
|Good - 411 reviews
Hudson River Cruises, Senate House Museum, Historic Stockade, Easy access to dining, Cable TV with Showtime, Rollaways/Cribs, Children 17 & under free, Guest Laundry, 24 Hour Front Desk, Free High Speed Internet, Vending-Snacks & Drinks You must be 21 or older to rent a room Pets allowed in smoking rooms only with a non-refundable fee
Overall Rating - Good - 411 reviews
Mediocre 3.0
Location was convenient right off the thruway.
Very old building and in bad condition. Room toilet wouldn't flush first night we were there and front desk guy 'fixed' by lifting flapper and we had to fix toilet ourselves after that. Room smelled like smoke and lots of mystery stains on bedspreads.A lot of money for a rough condition motel. Breakfast was ok and front desk people were friendly but you can do better by staying at another motel.
Mediocre 4.0
price was right
smelled somewhat Smokey since I was in a smoke free areait was close where I needed to be. And the price was fairly reasonable
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 234 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The room was very nice and very comfortable.
There was no sign on the street, so there was some small confusion locating it.
Excellent 9.0
If you're staying up by Rhinebeck, Kingston, Saugerties this is a no brainer place to stay. It's very clean, and the staff is fantastic. The pool is small, but indoors. The hotel is in a shopping area which can be really useful if your forgot a bathing suit. There's a Target and JC Penney within walking distance.
The Bistro has microwaveable food and Starbucks coffee in pump carafes. The food isn't terribly good, but there are many, many other options outside the hotel. The view from your room can be less than inspiring especially if you're looking out at the dirt field waiting for construction of some kind. These are both very, very minor issues and shouldn't take away from how clean, efficient and well located this hotel is.
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Overall Rating - Good - 304 reviews
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The Stone House Bed & Breakfast at the Cornelis Kool House, Hurley NY, is an early 18th century Hudson Valley Dutch estate, with architectural features dating back to the original Dutch settlement of the New Netherland. It is possibly the oldest house in New York State that you can actually stay in, dating from circa 1700.We are nestled in the peaceful count...
|Okay - 238 reviews
Hotel is conveniently located in the heart of Kingston, the historic former capital city of New York State. Hotel is centrally located just off Interstate 87, near several restaurants and many boutique stores. Free continental breakfast 7:00-10:30am
Overall Rating - Okay - 238 reviews
Mediocre 3.0
Rundown and not very clean, old Kleenex on bedroom floor. Peeling wallpaper in the bathroom. Terrible continental breakfast, sliced white bread in original wrapper, Cheerios and Fruit Loops only cereals, no yogurt.
Good 7.0
location close to highway and to my destination; having coffee and muffin available (as well as cereal & toast)was convenient- coffee is a must!
smelled musty- needs a big dehumidifier; and the water is not very good- should have offered bottled water because it has a slight sulfur taste and is cloudy.The owners were nice, check-in was simple and fast, the location is pleasant but the pool was not open although it looked like it could have been.
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In the heart of Rosendale, The 1850 House Inn and Tavern is within the vicinity of New Paltz Golf Course and El Paso Winery. This inn is within the region of West Park Winery and Forsyth Park. Make yourself at home in one of the 12 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Your pillowtop bed comes with down comfo...
Overall Rating - Poor - 1 reviews
Poor 1.0
I booked this hotel for proximity to a work event, and because it looked like it would have more character than a chain.
Their communication with me was very misleading.After booking, they emailed to say that there was a street festival that weekend that would limit parking by the hotel. I wrote saying I would be tired from my work event, and would the festival be over by my expected arrival on Sunday night? They said yes, it would. Sure enough, when I arrived the festival was still going on. I could not reach the hotel. I called, and they didn't answer (because of the festival, the recording said). I waited an hour at a filling station. They didn't call back. I asked a policeman when the street would reopen, as there was no other way to reach the hotel. I was told two hours at the earliest. I live a four hour drive away. I called the hotel again, got their desk guy, and informed him that I needed them to cancel my reservation and refund my money,...
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Centrally located in Saugerties, The Inn at Tamayo is minutes from Saugerties Village Beach and Seamon Park. This bed & breakfast is within close proximity of Esopus Bend Nature Preserve and Kiwanis Ice Arena. Make yourself at home in one of the 4 individually decorated guestrooms. Conveniences include ceiling fans, and rollaway/extra beds can be requested
|Good - 31 reviews
Perfect for leisure and business travelers alike, and the host hotel for the area's Horses In The Sun (HITS) event, the Comfort Inn of Saugerties NY features free wireless high speed internet service, free breakfast buffet, exercise room, warmly appointed guest rooms, and a staff that offers true hospitality. The hotel is easily accessible off of Exit 20 of...
Overall Rating - Good - 31 reviews
Mediocre 3.0
We were placed near the stairs which was untolerably loud all night long, the walls were extremely thin which made horrible entertainment all night long, and when we asked to change rooms it took most the morning.When our room was changed we were placed next to the other flight of stairs and the front desk was understaffed which resulted in the customer service representative crying.
Mediocre 3.0
I HAD TO CLIMB TWO FLIGHTS OF STAIRS AND I HAVE BAD KNEES ALSO I ASK FOR A NON SMOKING ROOM AND I GOT A SMOKING ROOM AND THATS ALL THERE HAD NOT HAPPY!!!!FOR THE PRICE OFxxx PER NIGHT THIS HOTEL WAS HORRENDOUS I WOULD NOT USE IT AGAIN
|Good - 54 reviews
When you stay at Jennys Country Manor Lodge in Stanfordville, you'll be in the mountains and within the vicinity of Red Hook Golf Club and Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome. This bed & breakfast is within the region of Omega Institute and Museum of Rhinebeck History. Make yourself at home in one of the 13 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet acc...
Overall Rating - Good - 54 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
quiet location. Clean but dumpy.
the bed was awful..better to have slept on the floor. We had to leave before our time was up because of this. Lots of stairs to climb to the room. The place needs fixing up esp. painting!I am going to stick to chain hotels from now on! I was disappointed in the overall look of the hotel. It was shabby and not well taken care of. The grounds were not taken care of. The outside needed painting and fixing up to make it more comfortable to stay there. The lamp did not work in the room. There were ants running around in the room. The creamers left for the coffee were sour. The furniture was shabby. You have to climb 15 stairs to get to your room and the planks you have to walk over to get there were scary. You could see the ground underneath and you are high up on the second floor. I thought it would be nicer since I did research and it got mostly good reviews. Breakfast on Sat. was runny eggs, hockey puck sausages,& ...
Mediocre 3.0
Wasn't near Red Hook. Way out in the middle of nowhere
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Take the family to this Howard Johnson Inn - Saugerties conveniently located off Interstate 87. See family-friendly performances at the Arm-of-the-Sea Theater, or watch the newest movie at the Orpheum Theater. Experience the beauty and wonder of Opus 40, a 6.5 acre structure weaving through the earth made of millions of pieces of indigenous bluestone, with a...
Overall Rating - Good - 376 reviews
Good 7.0
Nice room. Good value for this market.
The bathroom needed some re-doing. The caulk had black mold and needed replacing. Towels were very thin and old.Overall, it was fine for one night.
Excellent 10.0
The clerks and management were friendly, but not invasive. Had good recommendations on what to do and where to go for sight seeing - outside of our family plans. Even though my family made arrangements on their own, they put us all in the same gen. area.
Nothing to dislike and the restaurant out front is incredibly good. Made me think I was living back in San Francisco - great Italian food.Hotel is convenient to many areas, just off the freeway, but we were on the quiet side.


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Supervisor Ken Vogel is convinced San Joaquin County will end up paying a disproportionately large price for the proposed $24 billion Twin Tunnel project that won't increase the available water for Californians by a single drop.
More than a dozen interns that were witnesses to the incident that took place outside of a Las Vegas restaurant involving a Manteca Pastor more than a year ago are being called to testify before the Clark County Criminal Grand Jury.
Just a day after the Stanislaus County Department of Public Health was bombarded with questions after allegations that a stomach bug a Stockton man contracted came from the water at Woodward Reservoir came to light, they're now saying that the water is actually cleaner than what was previously thought.
Healthy habits should start at an early age.
A major earthquake and levees protecting Manteca, Lathrop and Weston Ranch may not mix well.
From Wyoming to Manteca; from Manteca to Indiana. Disparate geographical locations in America. But they all come together in the docu-film, "Cowboys: The Story of the 1943 Wyoming Championship Basketball Team."
"611 Manteca … 611 Manteca … 611 Manteca. No response, 611. … 611 you're clear to secure, you will never be forgotten."
Manteca is going to the dogs.
It's a 480-mile walk from Los Angeles to Sacramento.
Everything that Paul Binford ever wanted to put into a custom bike he packed into the one he and his crew just finished.
Manteca's golf course is expected to come within $13,300 of covering of its operating expenses in the fiscal year that starts in 15 days.
Upwards of 100 part-time Manteca Parks and Recreation workers are getting a pay raise in 15 days.
Ripon's Harvey Douma, 97, is the ironman of community service.
Three Manteca Unified School District employees could find themselves in Beijing, China, late this month through early July.
LATHROP – The Lathrop Manteca Fire District offers no breaks when it comes to weed abatement.
Frank Warren is a busy man.
Mary Buchanan is not a certificated Manteca Unified teacher librarian. But she is working hard to convince district officials "to consider returning the teacher librarian positions to each of the high schools." Those positions were among the victims of the budget cuts that were made during the Great Recession.
A Manteca man who suffered a compound fracture above his ankle during a river accident and faced amputation will get to keep his left foot.
Orena Monahan once again enjoyed her three-day stay at the Fourth of July Powwow at the Three Rivers Lodge in Manteca.
"Coach" is still swinging for the bleachers.
There's a potential $32,000 pay day in Manteca for someone trying to make a living by filing Americans with Disabilities Act lawsuits for alleged non-compliance to federal rules.
If everything goes according to plan, eight elementary schools in Manteca Unified will be fully wired for 21st-century technology connection by September.
It wasn't exactly the fictional Wagon Queen Family Truckster from National Lampoon Vacation.
Five graduate nurses picked from a field of 187 applicants were welcomed into Doctors Hospital's six-month-long Versant internship program at a noon luncheon on Wednesday in the DHM conference room.
Today's Manteca Independence Day Parade will feature over 34 entries to the theme of "Traveling the USA."
There's money for pay raises in Manteca's $30.1 million general fund spending plan for the next 12 months.
They've been known to drive dogs crazy.
Pet stores are offering sedation pills to calm dogs during the booming July 4th fireworks, according to Manteca Animal Control Officer Les Rowe.
Gloryanna Rhodes loves the open spaces in America. That feeling first hit her in the gut about 45 years ago while going over the Altamont Pass on the way to Yosemite National Park as she gazed at the vast valley below.
Water and power are the subject of Thursday's meeting of the Manteca Patriots.

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EU Policy
The EU policy section provides an overview of EU policy to address trafficking in human beings. It contains information from the European Commission, the European Parliament and other EU institutions and agencies.
The European Union's policy for addressing trafficking in human beings is comprehensive focusing on prevention, protection of victims, prosecution of criminals, and the developing partnerships with the various actors involved. This approach is human rights based, victims centred, gender specific and child sensitive.
This approach is reflected in the EU Directive on preventing and combating trafficking in human beings and protecting its victims of 5 of April 2011 (which replaces the 2002 framework decision).This Directive brings robust provisions on victim's protection, including national mechanisms for early identification and assistance of victims and supports the principle of non-punishment and unconditional assistance. It also obliges Member States to appoint National Rapporteurs or Equivalent Mechanisms.
An important policy instrument that follows from the Directive on trafficking is the EU Strategy towards the eradication of trafficking in human beings 2012-2016. The Strategy expands on issues identified in the Directive and is consistent with its comprehensive approach. It focuses, therefore, on prevention, protection, prosecution and partnerships and also on ways to increase knowledge on emerging concerns related to trafficking in human beings.
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Decision of 22 July 2008 on the appointment of members of the Group of Experts on Trafficking in Human Beings
Publication date : 21.07.2008
(2008/604/EC), 2 pages With this Decision of 22 July 2008, the Commission appoints the members of the current Group of Experts on Trafficking in Human Beings. According to the Decision, the members of the group of experts should be appointed from more+
Orientation notes for external cooperation in the field of migration and asylum on Trafficking in Human Beings
Publication date : 14.07.2010
EuropeAid, July 2009, 10 pagesThis note has been produced by EuropeAid, Unit E3 "Social and Human Development and Migration", with the support of the International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD), and gives and overview of the work more+
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By means of this Decision, the European Commission formally appoints the members of the second Group of Experts on trafficking in Human Beings.
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"The Lovemaster" Craig Shoemaker at Chicago Improv
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Catch two of MTV's biggest hosts together on stage in Chicago. With his edgy, street-smart comedy about dating and everyday life, stand-up comic Andrew Schulz has become one of the most familiar faces on MTV and MTV2. He's one of the stars of the network's record-breaking hit series Guy Code and has also starred in the show's spinoff Girl Code, starring Carly Aquilino. Aquilino is a N.Y. native with a razor-sharp wit who's quickly rising in the comedy scene. Learn More
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he was hysterical! funniest comedian i've ever seen
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I have seen Craig Shoemaker before, and because of that, I invited my sister to this event, which we really enjoyed and we laughed all the time!!
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Enjoyed his performance A LOT; we laughed so hard and so much we both ended up with headaches. Well worth the $ and would go to see him again.
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Craig's bit was so funny and made all ages laugh uncontrollably!
Growing up around Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in the 60's in an all female household with an estranged father who left the family to own a mule riding business, Craig Shoemaker was not destined to be an accountant! Craig began his television and film career in his hometown in the eighties. He performed characters for the local show "Saturday Night Dead" on KYW-TV and garnered two NATAS Emmy awards for video shorts that he produced, wrote and played all the parts in for PRISM. A few years later, Craig moved to Los Angeles in 1987 and after a few months of sleeping on stolen pool furniture — he hasn't looked back.
His rise has been steady and includes many highlights: A holding deal with NBC in 1989 and numerous cable comedy show appearances including "Evening at the Improv" and "Comic Strip Live". Craig earned his Writers Guild card by writing for the series "Just The Ten Of Us" on ABC. His network acting debut came in 1990 playing a local entertainment reporter on the show "Matlock" – his character returned again in 1992. He guest starred on ABC's "FBI…" and NBC's "Fresh Prince Of Belair", while making his feature film debut in the independent feature "Acting On Impulse" with Linda Fiorentino and C. Thomas Howell.
Craig Shoemaker was fast becoming one of the hottest and top drawing comics in America. His appearance with Tim Allen on The cable network's All-stars was the cable network's number one special of all time. He was invited to perform at the Gala at the Montreal Comedy Festival, and HBO's Comic Relief VII. After both performances the reviewers called him one of the "years breakout performers." A four page, ten photograph article in the New York Times calling Craig "a sitcom waiting to happen" seemed to propel his career to even greater heights. In 1997, he was voted as "Male Standup Comic of the Year" by the American Comedy Awards on ABC. Roesanne and Lily Tomlin announced the winner, and Craig accepted the award before a live audience of comedy legends. Previous winners include Jerry Seinfeld, Ellen Degeneres, and Jeff Foxworthy, so Craig figures he'll have a series about "a gay redneck in a show about nothing."
The feature film business started calling. Craig was one of the leads in the suspense film entitled "Safe House" with Patrick Stewart and Kimberly Williams. He enjoyed playing the teacher in the huge hit "Scream 2" with Neve Campbell. But most importantly, Craig wrote, co-produced and starred in the independent feature, "The Lovemaster", based on Shoemaker's signature comedy persona. The film costars Farrah Fawcett, George Wendt, and Ally McBeal's Courtney Thorne-Smith. Rave reviews followed its small opening, including a ringing endorsement from Kevin Thomas of the LA Times, who said "Shoemaker's talent and personality come across loud and clear." "The Lovemaster" won the "Independent Film Festival" in Los Angeles, and is now being released on video.


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A DRUNKEN man who threatened and assaulted people during a night of "mayhem" has been jailed for 15 months.
John Roberts, 50, described as a violent man who believed he ran his street, was told he terrified local residents.
Roberts, of Meadow Bank in Holywell, admitted three charges of assault, damage, carrying a knife in public and a public order offence.
Judge Niclas Parry told him: "This was mayhem. You are a violent man."
In drink, he went to a highly populated area where there were difficulties and went from house-to-house inflicting violence on young people including females and caused wanton damage.
He also had a weapon with him.
"This would have been a terrifying incident for the residents of Moor Lane and Meadow Bank," he said.
The whole thing was aggravated by his appalling criminal record. But the judge said Roberts would receive maximum credit for his early guilty pleas.
Judge Parry was told Roberts had signed up for a course in prison called 'Sorry', to look at the impact of offending.
"If anyone needs a sorry course it's you," the judge told him.
"Get a grip Mr Roberts, otherwise it will be more and more prison."
The incidents happened on March 30 when Roberts was said to have been trying to find a man to get drugs for him. He was in one house drunk and started to smash items up, saying he wanted drugs.
Roberts slapped a woman to her head leaving her with a mark to her forehead. He went to the home of a young woman who was alone with her child and said he wanted her partner to take him to collect drugs. He was told he was not in, but he threatened to stab him if he was.
"This is my street. I run this street," he told her.
He walked down the street making threats and punching his fist into the air.
Roberts later returned to the woman's house with another man, lifted his shirt and puffed out his chest, throwing a bucket at the woman. But she closed the door to prevent it hitting her.
Roberts shouted through the letterbox he would go to her mother's home and he did so, waking a family up by knocking loudly after midnight.
He shouted at them to tell a man to ring him. When a man came out of the house, Roberts threw a plant pot at him, said prosecutor Emmalyne Downing. It missed and smashed against a wall, with Roberts also damaging a fence and car.
At another house, the door was answered by a boy aged 15. Roberts told him his father was "going to get it". Roberts punched the boy in the face and caused a scratch to his neck which bled, believed to have been from a weapon.
Police officers found him drunk in a garden and they recovered a cutlery knife after struggling with him. Roberts said he had been looking for a man and visited houses he thought he might be in.
Brian Treadwell, defending, said Roberts – who appeared for sentence via a live television link from prison – came from a good family. He was the only member of his family who offended.
He was aware he needed to address his behaviour. While he did not accept all the allegations, he knew he was in the wrong that night and knew it had to be custody.
Roberts was using his time positively in custody. He had signed up for the 'Sorry' course and had a trusted job as an admissions orderly working with staff to book new inmates in.
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SANTA MONICA, Calif., Feb. 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Rullingnet Corporation, home of VINCI Early Learning Systems, announced that it is partnering with Oxford University Press, the largest university press in the world, to develop five of their existing titles in digital format for VINCI products and incorporation in the award-winning VINCI Curriculum.
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"We are proud to partner with such a prestigious group to develop digital content for our VINCI curriculum," said Dr. Dan Yang, Creator of VINCI. "We are committed to providing the highest quality content and education for children, and the partnership with Oxford University Press furthers our mission. It is the perfect addition to our recently announced Educators Solution which brings our curriculum into the classroom."
The VINCI Educators Solution is a unique educational ecosystem that provides educators with digital and tactical tools that they need to put students in their classrooms on the path to success. Combining cloud computing, tablet technology and data mining to collect real time data about each child's learning status, this solution helps every educator identify strengths and weaknesses of each child and provides a series of recommendations to help them prepare for academic success.
Vineeta Gupta, Head of Children's Dictionaries for Oxford University press, said 'We are delighted that content from Oxford Children's Dictionaries and the Oxford Very First Atlas will be available on the VINCI tablet for preschool children. The content is fun, friendly, and educational and will help prepare children for school."
The titles in development for VINCI will be released over the coming months and include:
- Oxford Very First Atlas
- Oxford Very First Dictionary
- First Maths Dictionary
- First Science Dictionary
- Junior Illustrated Dictionary
About VINCI
VINCI was created as a new category of fun learning tools with the goal to engage, empower and educate children. By using a scaffolding teaching method designed by developmental psychologists and education experts, educators encourage children's curiosity with play based learning program at home or in school. VINCI Curriculum, the step by step digital learning program designed for preschool and kindergarten children was recently honored by CES 2013 Innovation Award.
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Welcome to Gato Verde BB. We are a charming bed and breakfast for 2 to 4 people, ian a 1940s remodelled house, with a rooftop garden and terrace, in the city of Santiago.
Gato Verde is a special place, for people who appreciate getting out the buzz, and enjoy the real city, in a quiet neighborhood, with bike lanes and nice restaurants close by. Guests can also relax in our rooftop edible garden and terrace, quite a unique place.
Gato Verde BB has one space only, which is kind of a private apartment, with an entrance space with a table , chairs, a sofa bed, music appliance, and 24/7 available coffee and tea. The bedroom has a king size bed, very comfortable. All the furniture is made in recycled wood, handcrafted, and treated with natural oils. The floors are hardwood, and th whole place has beautiful natural light.
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This winter (November/December), Weezer will launch a multi-city U.S. tour, dubbed by fans as the "Blinkerton Tour." The band will play two shows in each market-on the first night Weezer will play the Blue Album in its entirety, and the second night they will play Pinkerton in its entirety.


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Looks like capitulation by the shorts and penny flippers. The fast retreat back to $5.2 after the ER turned out to be a bear trap.
Anyone that's holding an overweight position here, "trading shares" as some call it, I think now would be a good time to start lightening up, or perhaps use a trailing stop as this run may continue for a while longer.
I'm part of the buy and hold crowd, so I am not taking any actions. The company itself is just getting started, really.
I'm a long as well. I'm averaged in at $4.46 a share. I've been in over a year, so I can sell & take a 35% profit, minus capital gains of course. Like I said, I'm holding.
But I have no illusions. This is not a safe blue chip gotten at value. I realize the odds are good that I take a bath on GTAT. They don't make money. Their markets are tentative, especially solar, with sapphire still defining itself.
My gamble is that the solar market will come back. If it does, I'm confident of GTAT being a multi-bagger. GTAT is near the front of the solar supply chain in an advantageous position. Again, I admit it is more of a hope & wish, as opposed to being a product of solid financials.
Fingers crossed.
They will be pulled back up on Sapphire. They've already said as much if you have been paying attention. Solar is an end of 2014 and 2015 story.
I'm in a similar boat. My average is better but it doesn't truly matter, the risk is the same (lose $6/shr) no matter what your cost basis is.
And yes, it is a gamble any way you care to look at it, it's just that the manner of executing it, in my opinion was best done with a buy and hold strategy. There's no real way to time these things. It is very far from being solid, it's both a growth stock and a tech stock. The "hit or miss" performance won't be as extreme as say a biotech company, but still. For those of us not trading the stock, we have not truly won anything until the company "makes it". That's still far off and far from certain.
Agree - amazing performance today on very high volume with no news. All of my solars except GTAT have gotten killed. I wonder if someone knows something we don't. This kind of action is making me want to buy more
Sentiment: Buy
Canaccord bout to unload a secondary all over this run up IMO...
just like people said here the last few earnings reports, it shakes it up and then moves methodically afterward to the right spot.
Its been like a gentle elevator ride this week, this stock is crazy.
Sentiment: Strong Buy


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Very old rooms, smell & humidity Poor quality breakfast You can find better venues with same amount of money
The spot; pretty close to Ag. Marina beach and ancient site of Afea. The breakfast was delicious. The staff was very polite and always willing to help. The room was clean and quite.
The pool was VERY small. ~5m x 5m, like a large jacuzzi :-). The bathroom was very old and couple of tiles were broken.
I really enjoyed everything. For sure we will come back. Many thanks.
We loved the location and the kind, welcoming and helpful staff.
What a find! Amazing value for money and one of the warmest welcomes in Greece. The bed was really comfortable and the air conditioning worked - which was a must in the 35 degree+ heat.
We liked the location of the hotel, in a quiet street & the many trees in the garden. There was also ample parking on the grounds. The hotel staff were friendly and helpful. The view from the pool bar is fantastic.
The bedroom furniture was quite chipped and could do with some polish. The furniture in our rooms was of very good quality (something rare in hotels nowadays), but quite neglected. The windows, doors and shutters need to be replaced.
In general, probably one of the best hotels in Agia Marina, but dont expect still much (especially from the place). Only if you like more quiet places, wild rock beaches, and a bit tired of very crowded places, then AgMarina is better than Aegina. But if you seek for more lively and civilized place, then its not if your choice. The location of the hotel is nice. The staff is helpful and friendly.
Breakfast- is a bit plain. For a family run hotel it could be better. Oldish - despite the stylish classic furniture of old times and nice reception, the rest could be renovated a bit. It gives an impression that hotel is old. Not in a good way. Table tennis was not fixed, the roof bar was not opened - maybe it will be opened in the high season, but anyway, the hotel was full when we stayed, so ... The rest is fine.
Nice location, clean rooms and daily room cleaning service
Peaceful, beautiful place, excellent the Hotel's location, friendly staff
Poor facilities
Although this facility does not have all the bells and whistles of other resorts, I would go back there in a heartbeat. I want to thank Mr. Spyros Chatzinas, the owner and his family for making my wife and I feel at home. When we first arrived in Agia Marina by bus, we were greeted by Mr. Chatzinas and taken to the hotel. Our room wasn't ready and he asked us if we would like to try a glass of Ouzo, the traditional Greek Liquor. The hospitality continued from there. We were looking for a place to relax, I coming from a year in Afghanistan and my wife from the Western United States. We found the facility to be very peaceful, close to many nice local restaurants, close to the beach and a location that allowed for a nice drive around the island. Thanks to the help of Mr. Chatzinas and his son. So, for what my wife and I were looking for, this facility was great. I would highly recommend it. Oh by the way, although the pool is small, it is deep and situated on top of the roof overlooking the ocean and the beauty of the area. A great place to view the evening sunsets.
We love this place! Very good value for money.
nice family run place
rooms need to updated
owner and staff was really fantastic and helpful!!!
unfortunately the pool bar was half operating
The terrace on the roof is amazing! You can see the golf and the entire town, while having a drink with friends or family.
The hotel was set amongst trees and was very romantic. The staff went above and beyond to ensure you were happy. The pool area is a sanctuary at night lit by candles and areas of shade during the day. The view from the rooftop pool is amazing! Old fashioned lovely rooms that really suit the hotels setting and romanticism.
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|Eugenia M. (Nichols) Teman
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She was born April 13, 1941, in Lima to Richard A. and Nova I. (Sorgen) Nichols, who preceded her in death.
On Dec. 19, 1959, she married Winfred Teman, who survives in Delphos.
Survivors also include three sons, Douglas (Brenda) Teman of Fort Jennings, Robert E. Teman of Elida and Timothy R. Teman of Van Wert; a sister, Opal (Michael) Miller of Arizona; a brother, Fred (Janet) Nichols of Sleepy Hollow, Ill.; and three grandchildren, Dr. Eric (Jeff Noonce) Teman of Colorado, Emilie Mae (Travis) Hatton of Indiana and Cami Marie Teman of Spencerville.
She was also preceded in death by a brother, Carl E. Nichols, and his wife.
Mrs. Teman has worked part time at the Van Wert County Treasurer's Office and Chief Supermarket. She attended St. Paul United Methodist Church and was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary. She also served as a post Most Excellent Chief of Pythian Sisters of Delphos Crescent Temple. She was very interested in arts and crafts and over the years, she made decorative jewelry and other products.
Funeral services will begin at 2 p.m. Thursday at Harter and Schier Funeral Home, the Rev. David Howell officiating. Burial will be in Walnut Grove Cemetery.
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Benjamin Hall - Professor, UW Genome Sciences & Biology
How One Professor Changed Puget Sound Research
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The Measured Man: A Scientist's Decade-long Research on His Own Body
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October 11, 2013: John Marzluff, Professor of Wildlife Science, University of Washington
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November 15, 2013: Julie Kientz, Assistant Professor, Human Centered Design & Engineering, University of Washington
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December 13, 2013: Jim Olson, Brain Cancer Researcher, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and Attending Physician, Seattle Children's Hospital
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February 14, 2014: Hugh Hillhouse, Rehnberg Chair Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Washington
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Newcastle Crown Court heard Katy Allen, 18, was left with a 1.5cm piece of skin missing from her mouth after Cory Patterson attacked her in November.
Yesterday, Patterson, 18, of Cheviot Road, South Shields, was sentenced to two-and-a-half years in a young offenders' institution after pleading guilty to wounding with intent.
Judge John Evans told him: "As far as she was concerned, your relationship was at an end.
"I dare say, from your point of view, that might have been difficult to accept. She was entitled to make that decision and for you not to respond in the appalling way that you did."
The court heard the then couple had been at a friend's house when an argument broke out, and Miss Allen decided to bring their six-month relationship to an end.
Prosecutor Neil Pallister told the court: "He put his head against hers and bit her lower lip.
"She described him biting on the lip full force, causing considerable pain.
"She pushed him away and pulled away herself, and there was blood on her clothing." The court heard after the attack Patterson tried to cuddle his victim and said "what have I done?".
Miss Allen said the attack caused her considerable pain and knocked her confidence.
Judge Evans said either nature or the skill of the surgeons has made her scar a lot less prominent than feared.
Miss Allen told police she relived what happened "over and over again".
John Wilkinson, defending, said Patterson struggles to speak about what he did due to feelings of guilt, and becomes tearful when he does.
Mr Wilkinson also handed in a number of references from people made on Patterson's behalf.
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'Bad timing' puts Suns center Alex Len on the shelf, again
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What was expected to be a big summer for the second-year pro has been cut short by a broken right pinky finger.
Len suffered the injury in his Summer League debut -- a 74-72 loss to the Golden State Warriors Saturday at Cox Pavilion.
"I swiped for the ball. I think it was in the third quarter," he said. "I swiped for the ball and my pinky got stuck in the jersey. I think it was (Justin) Holiday. I thought it was just dislocated. It was like looking awkward so I put it back in place."
An X-ray after the game revealed the break.
"It's bad timing, but it is what it is," he said prior to the Suns second game, a 93-82 win over the Milwaukee Bucks. "I don't know how long exactly I am out for."
Len, who missed last summer's action because of surgeries to both of his ankles, will have the finger evaluated further when he returns to Phoenix on Monday.
"It's bad timing right now. It would be a perfect time for me just to get some playing time (and) get my confidence back," he said. "I felt good yesterday, no question. Just unfortunate."
Len, the fifth overall pick of the 2013 NBA Draft, had six points, six rebounds and two blocks in 25 minutes in what will be his one and only summer league appearance.
While obviously disappointed, Len, 21, is instead choosing to look at the positive with this latest misfortune.
"That's the plan," he said of being able to work on his left hand. "Also, I now have time to get my legs stronger. We can look at it this way."
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Though cotton consumption has increased, the average month-end stock held by mills was lower at 39.65 lakh bales than the previous year's 41.23 lakh bales.
Cotton sowing in India, world's 2nd largest producer & exporter, has been delayed due to erratic monsoons, raising concerns about production.
GEAC had permitted confined field trials of 13 GM crops, including rice, brinjal, chickpea, mustard and cotton, out of the 15 cases it considered.
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Reuters:Other Video Shows Ufo Emerge From Tsunami
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Its getting normal by every big disaster you see ufo its here by the earthquake and flood in japan when the tsunami arrives at the coast.
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Kenny1 March 14, 2011 10:49:14 AM CET
have to say it i thought it was a helicopter lol
Rammstein81 March 14, 2011 5:48:58 AM CET
Ghost32 March 13, 2011 5:39:44 PM CET
Actually this is a different angle, a 2nd video...
Nikonspotter March 13, 2011 12:35:11 PM CET
you're the sixth one the upload the same crapno ufo, helicopter
Stotelos March 13, 2011 3:04:35 AM CET
Reuters doesnt say anything.There is no UFO.
Sevens March 12, 2011 11:09:11 PM CET
some people must really dumb, on the TV footage its an Helicopter. Really this becomes so stupid where Helicopters are UFOs on low res rubbish video. How stupid this post is. More dumbness!
Malogg March 12, 2011 8:20:18 PM CET
lmao it was Godsuki looking for Godzilla :)
Jjcbigfoot March 12, 2011 8:14:45 PM CET
Maybe. Hard to tell how fast it was going nor how high. If it was a helicopter, it was low enough to show its wash in the mist (lower right part of screen0.
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Investing.com - Crude futures dropped on Friday as investors continued to unwind positions that priced in conflict-related supply disruptions in Libya and Iraq that never materialized.
In the New York Mercantile Exchange, West Texas Intermediate crude oil for delivery in August traded at $101.00 a barrel during U.S. trading, down 1.88%. New York-traded oil futures hit a session low of $100.62 a barrel and a high of $102.92 a barrel.
The August contract settled up 0.63% at $102.93 a barrel on Thursday.
Nymex oil futures were likely to find support at $99.71 a barrel, the low from May 9, and resistance at $104.20 a barrel, Tuesday''s high.
Fears that military conflicts in the Middle East will disrupt supplies continued to abate on Friday, which sent oil prices falling.
Libya recently struck a deal with rebels occupying oil ports under terms that would have insurgents give up control over terminals that have been closed for a year.
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Elsewhere, ongoing expectations for the Iraqi insurgency to remain to the north of the country''s oilfields also allowed prices to drop.
Elsewhere, on the ICE Futures Exchange in London, Brent oil futures for August delivery were down 1.82% and trading at US$106.701 a barrel, while the spread between the Brent and U.S. crude contracts stood at US$5.70 a barrel.


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The number of drill rigs running in the United States rose by one last week, while Canadian drilling activity climbed.
Unionized truck drivers at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, Calif., have called off their strike, according to the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.
Galvanizers Co. has filed a class-action lawsuit against the London Metal Exchange, Glencore Xstrata Plc, Goldman Sachs Group Inc., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and their respective warehousing units over alleged warehouse manipulation that it claims has driven up U.S. zinc premiums
U.S. imports of brass mill products increased in May compared with the same month last year while exports fell, according to data from the Copper and Brass Fabricators Council.
In a preliminary determination in a dumping and subsidy investigation, the U.S. International Trade Commission said there is a reasonable indication that U.S. industry is materially injured by imports of steel nails.
Despite losing a unionization vote at Volkswagen AG's plant in Chattanooga, Tenn., the United Automobile Workers (UAW) union has formed a local union chapter to represent workers.
A "lack of consistent momentum in utility and construction spending," as well as underperforming assets abroad, were behind General Cable's decision to restructure its business, executive vice president and chief financial officer Brian Robinson said.
Public-private partnerships could help repair and expand U.S. waterways infrastructure, but progress will be slow, according to remarks made at a congressional policy panel July 10.
Great Lakes iron ore shipments surged in June but year-to-date levels remain below normal due to winter-related delays.
Horsehead Holding Corp. announced a "temporary outage" at its Mooresboro, N.C., zinc production facility July 8.
Unionized truck drivers at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, Calif., declared an indefinite strike July 7, alleging unfair labor practices in the use of independent contractors.
Lincoln Electric Co. has signed a worldwide licensing agreement for NanoSteel Co. Inc.'s proprietary weld overlay and thermal spray applications steel coatings technology.
Emergency crews on July 8 were fishing out the last of three Boeing Co. 737 fuselage sections that tumbled into a stretch of the Clark Fork River near Rivulet, Mont., a spokeswoman for Montana Rail Link Inc. told AMM.
ArcelorMittal SA is shipping steel sheet piles to the Canadian Arctic where they will be used to build a dock to serve the steelmaker's joint venture Mary River iron ore project on Baffin Island.
Ducommun Inc. said it has won several contracts to build titanium structural assemblies for Boeing Co.'s 737 MAX airliner
Japan's Metal One Corp. has purchased energy tubular distributor Cantak Corp. for an undisclosed amount to take advantage of growing steel demand from the Canadian energy sector.
Strong demand and an improved economic outlook helped bolster U.S. sales for most major automakers last month.
The next year could see increased merger-and-acquisition activity in the metals sector as markets improve, according to one analyst.
The number of drill rigs operating in both the United States and Canada climbed the week.
BMW Group's commitment to globally balanced growth and the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) region took on a mega-dollar dimension July 3 when the premium automaker announced plans to build a $1-billion production plant near San Luis Potosi, Mexico.
The American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI), the Steel Manufacturers Association (SMA) and 11 other trade groups have urged strong and enforceable provisions prohibiting currency manipulation in all future U.S. free-trade deals.
Flooding in the Quad Cities area has stopped rail shipments in and out of the SSAB Americas' plate mill in Montpelier, Iowa.
The flow of scrap is being impacted by labor negotiations at West Coast ports despite no official disruption of port operations.
Constellium NV and United Aluminum Co. of Japan Corp. (UACJ) broke ground on a body-in-white plant in Bowling Green, Ky., two months after their initial site selection was announced.
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FOR Australian mixed touch football coach Michael Lovett, bringing his team to Orange was a no-brainer.
Lovett put his troops through their paces during an internal training session at Wade Park on Tuesday afternoon, ahead of the Trans-Tasman Touch Football Series, which begins on Friday at Mudgee's Glen Willow Sporting Complex.
A junior coaching clinic followed the training session and Lovett, born and raised in Orange, said the afternoon was a good way to put back into the community.
"It's really important for us to be putting back into the grassroots level," he said.
"That's the best thing about our sport, a lot of our guys play in those park and local competitions, and it's great to show where you can get to with touch football."
The junior clinic focused on development - in Lovett's opinion the most important aspect of touch football.
"Our sport is very much participation reliant," he said.
"After our alignment with the NRL it's become one of the biggest sports around and it's important to keep getting exposure to grow the sport. It's a thrill, a fast-paced sport for mixed genders.
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The internal training session Lovett ran was the first of three leading into the Trans-Tasman series, where Australia will look to reverse last year's 2-1 loss.
"It was about blowing the cobwebs out," he said.
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A waterfront home on Bird Key in Sarasota sold for $4 million, the largest residential sale in that neighborhood since July.
The sale closed May 23, according to a release from Premier Sotheby's International Realty, which represented the buyer. The 5,352-square-foot home, on 619 Mourning Dove Drive, has panoramic views of the bay and the city. It has four bedrooms, 6.5-baths and was recently upgraded with an intricate paved driveway, forged-steel doors, hurricane code windows and glass sliders, according to the release. The home has a heated pool and spa, extended dock and two Jet Ski lifts, in addition to a wine cellar, bar and three-car garage.
Premier Sotheby's International Realty sales associate Roberta Tengerdy represented the buyer. Roger Pettingell, of Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate, represented the seller.
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