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They left us at the home of missionaries who took care of us till we got back on the bullet train and headed for Nagano to visit more missionaries, where we have seen some of their work and lives and enjoyed another visit to another onsen (hot springs bath).
Night in Nagano
... taken by their kindness. We placed all our orders in Japanese and tried to speak to staff in Japanese where we could. Just goes to show that a little effort to speak the native language in a foreign country can go a long way.
We returned to the hostel common room where Orie and Hikari were eating dinner and thanked them for their recommendation. After freshening up we returned to the common room to unwind with a game of Uno. ...
Matsushima - crossing Japanese Alps
Early morning as we want to see the sunrise over the Matsushima bay. The first few minutes were promising but clouds soon made this plan not so nice.
An early bath in the onsen before breakfast compensated for effort. We visit the Zuigan-ji Temple which situated in a nice park. Unfortunately there is some mayor renovation ongoing, so we could only see the parts that ...
Beautiful school
... to two classes (combined) then we had a tour of the school. While we were touring the kid were getting ready in the Samurai house and buildings to present to us.
1st presentation: the Koyto again. I think I almost have that song memorized.
2nd. we were blind folded and had to make a face by being handed cut outs of eyes, ears, nose, mouth, eye brows. That was fun and I did a good job. (the kids said so, it must ...
A better day
... the Japanese characters. ( I need to ask again the proper name of this). There were two students (brothers) at the school today that are from America. They come to Japan every summer for a month and they come to school and learn because there is nothing else to do. Its optional for them.
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Study: Incarcerating Hordes of Youth is Costly and Ineffective
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Study: Incarcerating Hordes of Youth is Costly and Ineffective
by Jorge Rivas on October 5 2011, 1:58PM
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Fear and Learning in Alabama: Undocumented Students Flee
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Alabama public schools are seeing a sharp drop in Latino student attendance after a federal judge approved a provision in HB 56 that requires school to check birth certificates.
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Tempers Flare Over Cancellation of Palestinian Youth Art Exhibit
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Nearly one hundred Bay Area residents held a demonstration last Friday to speak out against what they called the censorship of the children's artwork.
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Study: Many College Students are Part-Timers, Less Likely to Graduate
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A new report finds that, barring serious reforms, today's young people will be the first generation in American history to be less educated than their predecessors.
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Ward Connerly Joins UC Berkeley's Republican 'Diversity Bake Sale'
by Jorge Rivas on September 27 2011, 4:16PM
Ward Connerly, a former UC Regent and a national driving force of ending affirmative action, joins UC Berkeley's College Republicans' 'Diversity Bakesale.'
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Kelley Williams-Bolar: I 'Never Thought I'd Be Prosecuted'
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The Ohio mom whose outrageous criminal case sparked a national outcry finally speaks out.
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Rhode Island to Offer In-State Tuition to Undocumented Students
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Rhode Island joins 13 other states that offer in-state tuition, scholarships or student loans to undocumented students.
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Arizona Calls Off Decade-Long Accent Police Program in Schools
by Jorge Rivas on September 27 2011, 10:41AM
Arizona calls off program that hindered some teachers from advancing because they pronounced "the" as "da."
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UC Berkeley College Republicans Hold 'Diversity Bake Sale', Mock Race
by Jorge Rivas on September 26 2011, 11:07AM
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Relief from No Child Left Behind for States That Adopt Obama's Reforms
by Julianne Hing on September 26 2011, 9:10AM
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We rounded up a handful of big-city superintendents and school officials who've been groomed one of the most influential names in the school reform movement.
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Study: White Students More Likely to Win College Scholarships
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Think there aren't enough scholarships benefiting white students? Think again.
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Kelley Williams-Bolar, Mom Charged with Stealing Kids' Education, Denied Pardon
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White Teacher Complains on Facebook that She's a 'Warden for Future Criminals'
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What Explains the Post-Katrina Success of New Orleans' Schools?
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Nearly Half of All Babies are of Color, 2010 Census Shows
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As College Students Return to School, They Pay More Than Ever For It
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Was Hedi Slimane [right above] inspired by his predecessor Stefano Pilati [left above, right below] or Monsieur Laurent himself [left below] while thinking to introduce this fruit motif? Who knows. For sure is only that the cherry all over print is now a consecrated element of the SL collections since used by more than one creative director of the French maison.
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Sunday, November 16, 2014
INSPIRATION Yves Saint Laurent 1964… Rochas SS||2015
The layers of garments and accessories it took to create a single outfit seemed to be crucial to make an overstatement of sweetness in the last Rochas collection, designed by Alessandro dell'Acqua. For example, in this outfit [right] two delicate dresses were held together under a ruffle layer by a webbed military belt with a 'R" for Rochas buckle. The poetry of exaggeration combined with the exquisiteness of an extra-high silhouette. Less complicated but with a similar romantic outcome is this Yves Saint Laurent dress, photographed on Antonia by William Klein in 1964 [right].
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'Raf Simons is not a designer obsessed with the past. He leaves the decade- hopping to his peers, preferring instead to look ahead." reviewed Nicole Phelps for Style.com after the last Dior couture show. I generally agree with this statement, but just recently I stumbled upon a picture that might give a different perspective. A white Christian Dior dress from 1951 with insect like embellishments [left] shows color and silhouette similarities to Christian Dior Haute Couture by Raf Simons for FW 2014||15 [right].
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INSPIRATION Pierre Cardin 1968... Miu Miu FW 2010||11
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INSPIRATION Gianni Versace... Fausto Puglisi SS||2015
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INSPIRATION Jil Sander SS||2011... Dsquared SS||2015
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Wake Forest pulls away for win over Tulane
Updated On: Dec 04 2013 09:17:48 PM CST
Coron Williams came off the bench to score 18 points and Wake Forest pulled away from Tulane in the second half for a 72-57 victory Wednesday.
Codi Miller-McIntyre added 12 points for the Demon Deacons (7-2), who led by seven points at the half only to see Tulane (4-5) rally to tie the score twice in the first five minutes of the second half.
But Williams made a three-point play and drained a three-pointer from the corner during a 10-0 run that pushed Wake Forest's lead into double digits, 50-40 with 12:40 remaining. The Green Wave could pull no closer than eight points the rest of the way.
Louis Dabney scored 29 points and Jonathan Stark had 10 for Tulane, which has now lost five straight after opening the season 4-0.
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I'd need to make an application that mounts automatically a USB stick (when connected), copies some files from it to internal file system and unmounts it (when finished the copy).
I'm getting crazy to mount/unmount the mass storage:
I tried to use the methods contained in IMountService.java (under android.os.storage) that allows to mount/unmount storage from a given mount point (i.e. unmountVolume or mountVolume) but, when I invoke them, the application crashes.
You can find IMountService.java class at the following link:
I also tried to obtain the mount/unmount permissions in the manifest:
<uses-permissions android:name="android.permission.MOUNT_UNMOUNT_FILESYSTEMS" />
but nothing...
I've looked deeply in the forum (and on all the resources I found) but I have no idea...maybe the device must be rooted to do this operation?
Can someone help me to find an easy way to mount and unmount external storages?
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"Well developed world, but hard to stay interested."
Slow paced and the story itself is not terribly engaging. The reader does a decent job with the author's style which is rather elevated.
The world is developed, but the characters did not engage me.
Over-all, an average tale, in the epic fantasy style, but I won't read more in this series.
"Well done, except for that one part. Oh, and that."
For a young adult novel, this one is fantastic. There is a serious amount of character developement and connection as Sparrowhawk matures and grows into himself. However, I was supremely disappointed by Le Guin's choice to omit Jasper from the majority of the novel, and I was supremely disappointed with the ending. It's like she just decided to stop writing and publish the story with some random paragraph of a "fade-to-black narrator" style conclusion. It just seemed like a cop-out for someone with so much potential. I understand that there are two more installments, but those two hardly follow Ged into his Arch-Magehood. There is so much left unanswered, and it's irritating. Maybe that's the rub. Still, Rob Inglis does a fairly excellent job with reading the story, and I appreciate much of what Sparrowhawk goes through, if in a different way than the way he experiences it. A non-life-threatening, non-magical, non-epic-hero way.
"Expected More"
I must be honest and say that I expected more from this book. The narrator was good, but I felt the story lacked a little substance. I also found it slow moving at times. There are much better reads out there on this website. I would not recommend this to a friend.
"Just didn't deliver"
Well written but boring. I enjoyed the narrator but I found I could care less about Ged. I will not be continuing with this series as I could not make it through the first book.
"Not impressed"
I don't regret the time spent listening because I listened to the book while driving long distances. I do, however, regret spending the credit on the book. It just wasn't worth it.
The development of the main character was adequate, but the other characters were thin and quite frankly boring.
I enjoyed the tenor and accent of his voice; it seems fitting that he had a somewhat formal English accent. The pauses in his reading sometimes made the sentence confusing; I had to rewind or miss the next few sentences trying to parse what was said.
The book inspired me not to trust the sources that indicated it was a great book.
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don't know
It was so short of a listen that i felt like the story was lacking depth.
I cant just stop with book 1 of anything i am listening to all of 3 of them.
He was just kinda bland and similar voices for everyone monotone.
Thats the point its just a read nothing special about it really. Its a book.
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Schools must get physical, healthyFebruary 16,2014Albert J. Marro / Staff File Photo
Rutland High School students Allie Wolf, right, and Laura Hewitt exercise on opening day of field hockey practice last August.The Vermont Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, a statewide association of education and physical activity professionals, is concerned about the inadequate time dedicated toward physical education and health education in Vermont schools.
The association is asking the Vermont Legislative Committee on Administrative Rules to consider the following two recommendations regarding physical education and health education requirements in Vermont public schools.
First, schools should continue to offer physical education two days a week for every grade level, including for all four years of high school, with a minimum graduation requirement of no less than one and a half years.
The National Association for Sports and Physical Education (NASPE) recommends that students in elementary school participate in at least 150 minutes of physical education weekly and students in middle and high school participate in at least 225 minutes weekly.
The new education quality standards must ensure a minimum time requirement that approaches these NSPE recommendations.
Second, we are asking the committee to direct the Vermont Board of Education to establish guidelines directing that health education be taught every year in grades K-12. Again, this content should be taught by a health education specialist, as required in 16 V.S.A § 165.
Why address health education and physical education as priorities in our schools? Consider the alarming health trends in Vermont.
In Vermont, 58 percent of adults are either overweight or obese, and for our children the statewide average has risen to 29 percent. These numbers are on the rise, not the decline.
Researchers have estimated that by 2030, if trends continue, obesity-related medical costs alone could rise by $48 billion to $66 billion a year in the United States. By 2030, obesity-related health care costs in Vermont could climb by 20.3 percent.
Could quality health and quality physical education be a part of the complicated answer to our states health crisis? The answer is yes.
Quality physical education programs help all students develop health-related fitness, physical competence, cognitive understanding, and positive attitudes about physical activity so that they can adopt healthy and physically active lifestyles.
Students who are physically active and do not engage in unhealthy dietary behaviors receive higher grades than their classmates who are physically inactive and engage in unhealthy dietary behaviors. An active and healthy student is a better student.
Only quality physical education and quality health education, embedded as an academic subject into the school day, and taught by competent, caring professionals, can assure equitable opportunities for all students to become healthy Vermonters.
Lisa A. Pleban is executive director of the Vermont Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance. She is a professor of physical education teacher education at Castleton State College. Greg Carpenter does advocacy for the same association. He is a physical education teacher at the Swanton Central School.MORE IN This Just InBoard planning Full StoryNew offerings at the Rutland Free Library. Full StoryMan faces charge Full Story
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November 24th, 2014. 10:30am to 2:00pm. Taking Stock for New York Agriculture. Meeting Room Six, Empire State Plaza, Convention Center, Albany, New York. Join the New York Farm Viability Institute and others in NY's agricultural leadership to learn how NYFVI and agriculture are measuring up for New York State. Presentation topics include Challenges and Opportunities in New York Agriculture, Biological Control, Cooperatively Building a Route to Market, Improving Communications to Stabilize the Labor Force, and many more. Register here.
December 2, 2014. Best Management Practices for New High Tunnel Growers. Civil Defense Center, 7220 State Route 54, Bath, NY. This program is targeted for commercial growers new to high tunnels but all who are interested in improving their crop yield, quality, and profitability by using high tunnels are welcome. Topics include site selection & structural considerations, crop & variety selection, cultural management, disease management, and an experienced grower panel. NRCS cooperating farms are particularly encouraged to attend. Speakers will include Judson Reid, specialist with Cornell Vegetable Program; Amy Ivy, Specialist with Eastern New York Horticulture Program; and Elizabeth Buck of the Cornell Vegetable Program. Registration is due by November 25, 2014. Cost is $25/person and includes lunch, refreshments and resource materials. To register online with a credit card visit http://cvp.cce.cornell.edu, or call Stephanie Mehlenbacher at 607-583-3240.
December 2-3, 2014. Food Safety Systems for Artisan Food Processors Short Course. NYS Ag & Markets offices in Albany. Cornell University's Department of Food Science in association with NY State Agriculture & Markets is pleased to offer this short course, instructed by Dairy Extension staff and representatives from NYS Agriculture & Markets and Wegmans. The course is designed to provide a hands-on, practical approach to developing food safety systems for your operation. You will be provided pre- reading materials to help prepare for the class. Basic HACCP principles and pre-requisite programs will be covered. Full course details may be found in the course announcement and program.
December 6, 2014. 8:00am to 5:00pm. Cornell Hops Conference. Morrisville State College in Morrisville, NY. This is a great educational & networking opportunity to meet with brewers, educators, growers, and prospective growers. The conference will contain one full day session of hop-related topics and there will be two additional separate tracks: A) Growing hops for beginners and B) Brewing. During the conference there will be a hops evaluation and sale. Find more information here and register at https://pub.cce.cornell.edu/event_registration/main/events_landing.cfm?event=2014CornellHopsConference_225.
December 9, 2014. 2014 Agribusiness Economic Outlook Conference. Warren Hall, Cornell University. New York agricultural leaders— including industry leaders, agribusiness professionals, policymakers, educators, and farm managers— will learn about the short-and long-term outlook for agriculture and agricultural products. Breakout sessions concentrate on dairy, grains and feed, and horticultural products. By attending you will better understand critical issues facing agriculture in New York and the Northeast, learn about the near-term outlook for major New York commodities, and interact with fellow leaders of the vibrant New York agricultural industry. More information and registration.
December 10-11, 2014. Calf & Heifer Congress 2014 – Birth to Breeding. RIT Inn and Conference Center outside of Rochester, NY located off Exit 46 of the New York State Thruway. Presented by Cornell University Extension and the Cornell PRO-DAIRY Program, the conference will go beyond the management of the young calf this year. The timeline will extend from the calving event to breeding age. We have worked to incorporate expanded knowledge on common practices as well as venture into what research might tell us where replacement rearing and associated economics are going down the road. The format will be similar to previous years. A pre-conference evening dinner/presentation/panel discussion dedicated to automated or robotic calf feeder systems on December 10th will be followed by a full day of presentations and discussions on the 11th. To register on-line go to http://www.cvent.com/d/k4qctr/4W.
December 20, 2014. Maple Confection Workshop. Arkport American Legion. The Cornell Maple Program is featuring maple confections trainings conducted by Stephen Childs. The workshop will feature training and hands-on experience in making maple confections, in particular maple sugar, maple cream, molded maple sugar and crystal coating. The participants will be trained in using the diabetic glucose meter to measure invert sugar in maple syrup, how to properly blend syrups to a desired level of invert sugar and the factors that control crystal size in maple confections. The program will also focus on the machinery and techniques that can improve a producer's time efficiency when making these value added products. These workshops will be suitable for very experienced as well as novice confection-makers. Each participating maple farm will receive a New York State Maple Confections Notebook. Each participant will need to bring one quart of syrup to be used in the program. Cost is $10 per person. Contact: Stephanie Mehlenbacher, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Steuben County, 3 East Pulteney Square, Bath, NY 14810, 607-583-3240 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Various dates this winter. Winter Webinars on Agricultural Law. Online. This winter, Farm Commons is hosting an incredible lineup of 14 webinars on farm law. Farmers new to legal education should check the 8 webinars in their "Farm Law Basics" series. Those who are already familiar with how the law affects their farm operation can dig into the details through the "Advanced Farm Law" series. Each webinar will provide lots of time for questions, input from farmers themselves, and true stories about folks who have been there. Go to http://farmcommons.org/webinars to view the lineup and to register.


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During that period, Hicks hit .387 (12-31) with seven doubles, two HR and 10 RBI. He also drew five walks, scored six runs and had an .806 slugging percentage. He was selected by the Twins in the 17th round of the 2012 First Year Player Draft out of the University of Central Florida and spent last season with the Elizabethton Twins.
Pitcher Joseph Ross of Fort Wayne was named the MWL Pitcher of the Week for the same period.
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04 months ago (10 days ago)R600cc
(ext link)B/C 10,080 JPY
which one of you bastards stole her from me......jk or maybe not....but srs this is the only figure I need to finish my collection and she is gone /sigh I hate you.
Edit: Still looking, c'mon let me finish my blassreiter collection. ; ;
Edit(2): After about a year of looking for her, I finally got her and sealed too.
I will never do another full collection of anything, too hard to find everything and quite expensive.
04 months agoTakasugi
B/C 10,080 JPY (ext link)
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mandarake: Y13,000
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01 year agogumonshoe
same, would have think twice though for that price
true, esp after shipping gets tacked on. seems she is getting harder to find though, so i am starting to feel inclined to pay that much. =X
01 year agoGitaroo
not sure how i missed thatsomeone just snagged her on mandarake for 12k
same, would have think twice though for that price
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someone just snagged her on mandarake for 12k
not sure how i missed that
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Such an amazing figure,even though the face could be better, they should re-release this version instead of this one item #39881
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Finally received mine today! She is very beautiful, perfect.
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we had promo price. with regular prices hotel is not a great deal. breakfast is 11 euro pp - that is seiss, not french price ;)
We stayed only a couple of nights but appreciated how well located, clean and convenient the apartment was. Staff members were pleasant and accomodating. Great value for money.
The sound of ventilation behind the bedroom wall. But we are not light sleepers so were not bothered.
Friendly staff, nice bar & restaurant area. Good location near the pedestrian zone and the Promenade des Anglais.
I asked for a room with a view and was given a tiny, dark room with a view of the backs of tall buildings! This meant I had to have the light on even in daylight. The bathroom door handle was nearly coming off and screws were loose. I don't think enough attention is paid to such things.
That was my 15th visit to Nice and I really enjoyed my stay at La Petite Sirene (18 nights!).I did appreciate its perfect location (very close both to the sea and the city center) and very professional and friendly staff. The hotel is very clean, there is an elevator. My room (SNG) was just awesome: big enough, nice interiors in Provencal style, elegant bathroom facilities, air conditioner, fridge, and TV. Will come back for sure! :)
Nice and friendly, close to the beach and near the trainstation
- Location! It's excellent. 400 meters to go to public beach through cozy street with a lot of cafes and shops (spar) - Public parking right opposite to the hotel's entrance, even at high season you could find a vacant place to park on (23 euro for 24 hours - august 2014) -
Most awfull thing happened to me is following situation. I had hotel's confirmation (requested via booking.com) for later checkout at 19:00-20:00 without any additional payment. When arrived, I asked receptionist if I can be sure it's all Ok. The answer was "it can't be true, we did not give such confirmation, you're lying to us". Then I called to booking.com, and after 20-30 minutes I have got an answer "we a sorry, hotel said it was someone's mistake, they can't allow you to stay longer than 11:00 (chekout time)" and offered to me to find another hotel for period from 11:00 till 20:00. As a result of hotel's dishonest behavior (administrator just faced us with the fact we need to leave the room at 11:00, without trying to resolve situation which has been a result of their own mistake), the last day of our journey was completely spoiled. As addition to above: - toilet and shower is included to specified room's area (13 square meters), and it takes about 1/3 of all area. - bed's length is about 175-180 cm, and if you are above this, it would not be comfortable to you.
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Door handle to bathroom was loose (small but irritating thing)
the location was good....close to sea side...loads of nearby restaurants...close to local bus stops... The terrasse on 3rd floor was pleasant.
The staff were (2 out of 3) particularly unleasant....especially the director. when we told him we did not like our first room..(.so tiny, really basic....only 3 jets in shower head working...and doors didn't close properly ..paintwork falling off...) he told us we could leave if we wanted but he had the right to charge us the full amount. We resolved this by the following day when we received a much better room on 3rd floor.and paid 30 euros extra per day...well worth it..with patio doors opening on to a wide and attractive terrasse.....so far so good...we were happy with the room henceforth. But the staff were so unpleasant and bad tempered. it really spoiled things. The first time we asked for an alarm call it did not come....phone was NOT working from them to our room, but we could phone them,.....this member of staff was pleasant enough...They refused to put a couple of small freezer packs in their freezer for us...reason we needed them was to transport home injection medication for a rare eye condition my husband has. This has never happened before ...We were told the chef did not have the right to freeze things for staff!!!!! This is the absolute worst experience of a hotel we have ever had!!!!
The location was excellent
One of the staff was extremely rude - the other one was a delight. The internet was very poor on the third floor.
most of the staff were great. Wonderful location. Clean room.
One of the front desk workers was not nice, or very helpful. Expensive breakfast. Very small room.
The staff was the best. Location is also very good. El staff fue lo mejor. La ubicacion es muy buena.
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WI fi erratic took ages to load , air conditioning leaked onto bed first night so didn't use it again .
Excellent location close to coast and actually everything. Great staff, always helpful. Excellent rooms and very clean. Everything you could want from a hotel.
Great location and very welcoming staff
Bed was not very comfortable but fine
a pleasant hotel with excellent friendly staff
the private balcony we booked was being used by other guests which was very annoying and Wi fi didn't work in the room
Location only 200 m from the beach. Helpful staff. Option of reserving on-street parking in front of hotel was very useful.
A little over priced for the standard of the hotel
I liked the location being close to the main city centre, beach and 10 mins to the train station. Staff were very helpful and friendly
Central location, Quiet part of the towvn. Nice staff. Breakfast OK.
We got another room, the first one had bad odeur in the bathroom. Very small room. The air condition was noisy.
Great little hotel! Staff were very friendly and helpful. Room was great and location is perfect for seeing Nice.
Wifi did not work in room but worked in the hallway so it was not a big deal.
The location is perfect! You can get the beach, shopping, cafes and lors if sightseeing in 5-10 min from the hotel. On the other hand, it's in a quite area, so you can sleep in silence with opened windows.
The room could be cleaner. And if you choose La petite sirene, you should realize, that everything is this hotel is very small. I would rather say - for petite girls. So if you're tall guy - look for another place to stay.
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Masta Killa may not be the most high-profile member of the Wu-Tang Clan, but he's undoubtedly among the most consistent. The last original member to go solo, Killa has released two critically acclaimed albums in No Said Date and Made In Brooklyn, and has repeatedly stolen the show on recent Wu classics like Ghostface's Fishscale, Raekwon's Only Built 4 Cuban Linx Pt. 2 and RZA's Man With The Iron Fists soundtrack. Now, more than six years after the release of his last studio album, Masta Killa is back with Selling My Soul, a brand new collection to be released December 11th, 2012 through Nature Sounds and Royal Lion Music.
The title Selling My Soul may imply something sinister, but it has a deeper meaning for Masta Killa. "The music for this project was more in a soulful chamber," he explains. "Anything from the inner self is a part of the soul. I put my soul into my music, and I'm in the business of selling it." Featuring production from 9th Wonder, Mathematics, PF Cuttin, and more, Selling My Soul is a cohesive collection from an artist who doesn't feel pressured to change his sound. "I would describe it as soul and substance," says MK. "Soulful music and lyrics of substance."
While fans will undoubtedly be excited for Selling My Soul, some may be confused, as it was initially announced that Masta Killa's latest album would be titled Loyalty Is Royalty. "This is a totally separate project," Killa explains. "Loyalty Is Royalty is more feature-oriented…it's the kind of material that my fans normally expect me to produce. The people will still get Loyalty Is Royalty. I just felt the need to give them some soul first."
In addition to the new album, Masta Killa is also launching a new website, which currently has exclusive pre-orders of the album. At mastakillamusic.com, fans can now order the standard edition of the album, as well as a deluxe version. Limited to only 200 copies, the deluxe edition comes in a custom hand-numbered box with a lyric book, autographed poster, MK wool cap, and download card giving access to all three MK albums plus his live album. In addition, Masta Killa has teamed up with RAW Rolling Papers to include a handful of RAW papers and an exclusive "Ooh Baby I Like It RAW" T-shirt in each deluxe box, paying tribute to the late Ol' Dirty Bastard, who is featured on Selling My Soul. Both the standard and deluxe versions will ship from mastakillamusic.com by December 4th, one week prior to the album hitting stores. For more information, check out http://mastakillamusic.com/.
Im excited for it. I like the trend if deluxe box sets although its going to become a huge gimmick if sales do well. Classics and huge events like iron fists.
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From the moment we stepped in till the time we had to leave we felt like we were being looked after like Royalty!! The place was styled for all ages! Everyone felt welcome! Everyone was happy, breakfast was super yummy!!
Now that's a toughie!! The only thing I can think of I never saw hot chocolate. I am sure if I had asked it would appear! Other than that, I can not think of a thing. I am a fussy person!!
We really enjoyed our stay at three comfort suites and all of the family orientated activites. I'm sure we'll make this an annual trip.
Very friendly staff and very comfortable place.
A rather bulky property in terms of the feel of the place - your standard new generation motel; and a bit far from town - however bus transportation did help! Better fro families with big cars than for solo travellers
spacious quiet room with very comfy bed. Breakfast included in the room rate.
Absolutely everything was awesome...great breakfast, and business computer room.
Comfy beds, great breakfast, helpful staff, clean and modern
TV not located in a good location for viewing in sitting area.
Driveway entrance off Highway 97 is nasty.
The service and how I was treated when I walked through the front doors and the communication with the staff members very polite.
The breakfast buffet was the best thing in the hotel,the staff in the kitchen were very friendly n welcoming.
The room was discusting, filled with dust n the washroom needed a good clean, there were stains on the toilet seat n the counter area,the refrigerators had spilled alcohol.......
Loved the room size and all of its amenities
Our reservation was not received from bookings.com to comfort suites. Hmmm not good
front desk agent upon check in was really nice and pleasant. also Carla when we check out was really nice as well
cleanliness of room was an issue, when we check in there were left over foods at the fridge... there's a bloodstain on the bedsheets and bedsheets didn't look really fresh... also when we called to Front Desk to request a kettle to make our tea at night Front desk said there's none in the hotel and we can just grab hot water from the reception area which is not even warm water :( also shampoo smelled like a dishwashing liquid... wifi signal is poor keeps on dropping....
We stay one night. It was a very mice room. What We liked was that it had a small couch to sit & relax. Did not get a chance to use pool facialties as our stay was very short. I certainly would stay there again. Thank you Rivk from Regina Sk
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Room amenities--two beds, couch, fridge, microwave. Cleanliness. Friendliness of all staff from manager to housekeeping. Great value. Love the fruit infused water in the foyer and baskets of apples on each floor. The pool, hot tub and water slide are small but fun.
Breakfast room is disorganized and could be laid out much better to alleviate traffic jams. Breakfast items should be changed from day to day instead of being the same menu each day. Ans please have more than just diet yoghurt. I can't eat artificial sweeteners. Front desk should have more than one staff member. Encountered lineups at front desk many times.
Clean, comfortable with friendly staff.
Location & confusing access from highway. Disappointing breakfast.
The overall conditions of the hotel are good and the breakfast has enough varieties to choose from.
The lady on our first night of checking in (Sept 9) was not friendly at all. Luckily, the staff was changed in the morning and the manager and the other staff were very friendly and helpful.
Coffee was good. Pool was good. Nice room but bed was not comfortable. Pillow choice was good. We paid discounted price but not worth paying full price for this room and service.
Safe did not work and no offer to keep valuables. Asked for sewing kit and did not get it. "Hot breakfast"mediocre. In the Okanagan with tons of fresh fruit but served rotten bananas and old US apples. Not much for me to eat as I can not eat wheat or pork. Worst soap ever. Got an allergy to it. Usery!!!charged $2 for a tiny bag of chips.
The room was very nice and clean and lot of space. Just excellent
Only thing was the poor view looked out onto a back of another building
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Comfort suites. Our grandchildren came to visit and really enjoyed the pool and slide. The breakfasts were awesome. Will be staying again on our next trip to Kelowna.
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Good sized rooms and very comfy beds Very clean and nice friendly staff.
The view was over used car sale lots...even a short walk did not get us past them so a bit disappointed as the advertising had said nestled in the beautiful wine growing area.
Only like warm water in the shower and they ran out if food for the breakfast
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Proximity to town, and the facilities.
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Rep. Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona was shot in the head by a gunman who opened fire outside a grocery store during a meeting with voters. A federal judge, one of the congresswoman's staffers and a 9-year-old girl were killed in the shooting.
U.S. Rep. Leo Ryan was shot and killed while investigating a controversial settlement called Jonestown in Guyana. Ryan and four others were killed at an airstrip by members of a group called the People's Temple, on orders from their leader, Jim Jones.
A presidential candidate and front-runner of the Democratic party, U.S. Sen. Robert Kennedy was shot at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles by Sirhan Sirhan while giving a speech after winning the California primary. He died the following day.
Five U.S. representatives: Alvin M. Bentley (R-Michigan), Clifford Davis (D-Tennessee), Ben F. Jensen (R-Iowa), George Hyde Fallon (D-Maryland) and Kenneth A. Roberts (D-Alabama) were shot when Puerto Rican nationalists fired shots in the House of Representatives Chamber in the U.S. capitol. Members of Congress were debating an immigration bill when Lolita Lebron, Rafael Cancel Miranda, Andres Figueroa Cordero and Irving Flores Rodriguez fired rounds at the representatives.
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