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I like the Lush face masks... but not this one. It smells really strongly of garlic. I don't like garlic on my food and i don't like it on my face! There are also very large chunks of product that are difficult to smooth out over the face. Additionally, i have very sensitive skin and there is something in this that is irritating. My skin is red and blotchy after i use this product. I also had a few small pimples after using this for a week or two and it made me paranoid, but in all fairness there is no way to know what caused said breakout.
This stinks. It absolutely reeks. It smells something like old, expired hummus. I like hummus, but on my face its nauseating.
That being said, this mask is amazing for problem skin. I get under-the-skin pimples and have very sensitive, finicky skin, and this is great for shrinking acne and making my complexion appear more even. A lot of other masks tend to dry out and irritate my skin. I got a couple of stress-related cystic pimples while I was using this and it dried them up after two uses.
I took a lippie off because the short shelf life is a bit of a pain (although you can safely use it a day or so past the expiry if you keep it in the fridge), and because of the smell you won't want to use this up before the expiry date, but keep with it because its fantastic, and works so much better than the nicer-smelling Lush masks (Catastrophe Cosmetic smells like blueberry pie but does nothing for my skin). A tip is to hold a small bottle of perfume or essential oil under your nose and sniff when you feel grossed out ;)
I liked the idea of using something fresh, preservative-free, and skin-cooling right out of the refrigerator. The idea was great, the product wasn't so. It was difficult to spread on the skin without tugging, the mask itself was 'chunky' with all the pieces of garlic and such so that when it dried, it left a trail of whatever all over my sink, floor, etc. It was difficult to get off, too. I didn't notice any change, improvement or otherwise, in my skin. Since it was a bit pricey, almost 10 Euros for three or four uses, I did finish it but won't be buying again.
when buying the lettuce mask, i got a sample of this. its a great mask for acne prone skin and i will likely be trying the full size one when my other mask runs out. one downside is that these come with short expiry dates but then again they don't have the harmful perservatives either.
this stuff worked wonders on my skin! it didn't smell at all...despite having garlic in it. it cleared up my face and left my skin looking flawless after a few uses. my only complaint is the short shelf life it has...but, i'd rather have that than a product laced with chemicals and preservatives.
I went to Lush to purchase the same mask my friend had bought and recommended to me, but found this one fit my needs a little better. I haven't noticed a strong garlic smell at all (the tea tree comes through a little more), and I think it does a good job shrinking pimple size, though it doesn't make them disappear overnight. Definitely a noticeable difference in skin after use, though. Unfortunately, I haven't used the entire pot before expiration, but the price isn't too bad to purchase a new mask per month or so. Definitely buy again.
I had a tester of this and im glad cause i wont be buying it.
I love me some garlic, but smeared on my face? ill pass..
past the smell though, the mask seemed to make my face feel soft after but thats about it. i guess that is cause it wasnt for my skin type seeing as i only got a sample.
This is one of my least favourtie LUSH masks. It has an unpleasant mucousy texture and it feels greasy on the skin. It also doesn't seem to make any visible improvement of my skin. And as for the smell... thankfully when I have the mask on, my nose mainly picks up the tea tree scent. However, the next day I strongly smell garlic when I wash my face with my Clarisonic =S
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This product was the one shown to me by an associate at a LUSH store when they were out of the chocolate mask which I wanted to try, it smelled so good! However they were out so she got me Cosmetic Warrior. I wanted something for my oiliness and acne but while this doesn't claim to help with that it did work on what it claims to do. It reads "A superhero face mask to combat spots, cleanse dirt and clam and soothe all troubled skins." My acne spots from old acne that leaves that purple color tone that makes you think your skin is that color from now on cause it's there for freakin' ever, is gone. After two uses I noticed my skin tone was even and the spots were no longer hanging around. So I will pick this up again when I notice I have spots again. It's the best smell but it's not something horrible. It's definitely tolerable and does a great job with the spots. The only sucky part is that it doesn't last for long so while I bought it for only $5.95 I only got three uses as it's supposedly expires today or is best buy (and it has eggs in it, so yeah).
I'm fine with the tea tree and garlic smell, but there were no noticeable effects on my pimples and my complexion seemed even duller after using it? I prefer the Brazened Honey one over this, though even that isn't so great in my mind either..


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Why Creeds and Confessions?
By Jay Rogers
Published May 1, 2008
Why a book on the creeds and confessions of the Church?
I asked myself this question recently while I browsing through a Christian book store looking for such a volume. I found it unlikely that you will find such a book in your local Christian book store. At Christian colleges and seminaries, you might find some books with a chapter or two on the creeds and confessions, but even here, a book containing all the actual texts will not often be found. Out of the thousands of Christian books on the market today, those dealing with the creeds of the Church are scarce.
This is precisely the reason for this book. Someone might ask: Why would modern evangelicals be interested in a book containing nothing but the creeds of the early Church and the confessions of the Reformation period? I must reply that "interest" is not even an issue here. The creeds and confessions of the Church cannot not be ignored no matter how obscure and esoteric they may seem to us today. For almost two thousand years, the creeds of the Church – statements defining the core elements of Christianity – have been the basis for determining what it means to be a Christian. If you deviated from these beliefs, you were rightly labelled a heretic. During the Protestant Reformation, various denominations issued lengthier statements of faith, called canons or confessions, which further defined what the Reformed churches believed about salvation, church polity and other issues. The Roman Catholics issued a statement from the Council of Trent which represented the view of Rome on these issues.
On the following pages you will find the texts of the most important creeds of the early Church, the confessions of the Protestant Reformation and the Council of Trent. There are a few notes of explanation, but no lengthy commentaries. My purpose in arranging the texts in this fashion is simply to put into the reader's hands a book containing the creeds which all Christians throughout the ages – Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox and Protestant – have believed. When we come to the Reformation period, we will see that the matter of salvation and church polity became a matter of debate between Protestant reformers and the Roman Catholic bishops. But even here there is a continuous thread of teaching that all Christians held in common.
This area of common ground for belief is called orthodoxy. The study of orthodoxy is the basis for promoting unity since, by definition, this is what all Christians must agree upon. Orthodoxy means literally "right opinion." All true believers are orthodox, because they hold to right opinions concerning the most basic Christian doctrines.
To Christians of past centuries, preserving orthodoxy was something worth dying for. When Athanasius refuted Arianism in the fourth century, many held to a heresy which made Jesus Christ a lesser god than the Creator. Athanasius was persecuted for what he believed, but he stood for truth and prevailed. Thus "Athanasius contra mundum" (Athanasius against the world) became a proverb for future generations describing a person who will stand for the truth no matter what the cost. Throughout history, orthodoxy has not always been popular, but it has always defined what the true Christian believes. And the truth has prevailed.
Orthodoxy is the only basis for unity in the Church. Unity is also called catholicity, which means literally "universality." True believers are, in this sense, catholic, because they hold to the univeral faith. Any form of unity that does not necessitate the preservation of orthodoxy is a false movement.
Modern Dissent from the Creeds
Driving down a country road sometime, you might see a fundamentalist church with a sign proudly proclaiming: "No book but the Bible – No creed but Christ." The problem with this statement is that the word creed (from the Latin: credo) simply means "belief." All Christians have beliefs, regardless of whether they are written. The creeds of the early Church were nothing more than scriptural statements of faith put into a systematic format.
The emphasis on creeds and confessions suffered a blow at the end of the last century, when conservative evangelicals reacted against Protestant denominations which fell into liberalism. "Dead orthodoxy" became a term to describe churches that officially held to the creeds and a confession of faith, yet had little fruit to testify to the genuine salvation of their members. To vanquish this apostacy, the evangelical movement (and the fundamentalists a few years later) emerged emphasizing salvation as an individual experience and the "literal" interpretation of Scripture.
The evangelical and fundamentalist movements were bulwarks against liberal apostacy. They did away with most of the public reading of Scripture, creeds and confessions. Liturgical services were abandoned in favor of a less formal, "seeker-friendly" type of evangelical meeting. There is certainly nothing wrong with this. But in abandoning the liturgy, they forgot to teach new church members the core elements of the faith found in the creeds and confessions. Deemphasizing the public reading of creeds was intentionally good, but it had disastrous consequences.
Among Pentecostals and Charismatics – two of the most recent groups to have come out of the evangelical and fundamentalist movements – we see an even greater emphasis on throwing off formalism and dead orthodoxy in favor of freedom of worship and spiritual experience. Yet we most often find heresies among churches that stress experience over doctrine. This is not to say that Christians must now throw off their experience and freedom in order to return to dead liturgical services. Simply, what is needed at this time is a revival of confessional orthodoxy.
We call this movement – "confessionalism" – which is nothing more than the historic faith of the Early Church Fathers, Augustine, Luther, Calvin and the Puritans (in areas which they agree). Through even a casual study of the creeds and confessions in this book, you will find that confessionalism stands in stark contrast to what is being offered today by evangelical Christianity.
Today, we have more options than ever before for becoming heretics. Modern evangelical leaders make all sorts of wild claims and assert teachings which are not orthodox. The 20th century Church has promoted many doctrines which are not historically orthodox. Pelagianism, sabellianism, modalism, antinomianism and gnosticism are frequent heresies. Yet I do not believe that modern evangelicals intentionally hold to heresies. I believe that some have propagated these ideas due to their ignorance or carelessness in what they have written and preached. Today, we all need a greater knowledge of confessional orthodoxy.
I offer the following recovery plan to all evangelicals – and especially my fellow Pentecostal and Charismatic brethren – who wish to build a comprehensive systematic theology based on biblical orthodoxy:
First, avoid the trash that is churned out by the modern evangelical pulp mills! Once this faulty paradigm is demolished, you should begin to build a new foundation for your faith by studying the creeds of the early Church. Then graduate to the more exhaustive and theologically comprehensive confessions of the Reformation period. (We have published just a few confessions here, but we have included a bibliography for further study.) You should then read some select writings of Augustine, Luther, Calvin, Knox, and the Puritans. With an understanding of confessional orthodoxy, you will see more clearly that these giants of the faith were theologically grounded in the creeds and confessions. Then read some of the sermons and writings of great modern Christian leaders such as George Whitefield, Jonathan Edwards, John Wesley, Charles Haddon Spurgeon and Charles Hodge.
To help remedy our current anemic condition, I offer this book, entitled simply, Creeds and Confessions of the Church. Let it be a bulwark against the "little foxes that spoil the vineyard" (Song 2:15) – the false and truly heretical doctrines of twentieth century evangelicalism. I hope that by the reading of these timeless, immutable truths, you will strengthen your resolve to press into God in prayer and study of Scripture in order to know Jesus Christ in a fuller, more intimate way.
- Jay Rogers, editor
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Stetson wins Zehmer Workers' Comp Moot Court Competition.Stetson University College of Law Stetson University College of Law, founded in 1900, is Florida's first law school. Located in Gulfport, FL (moving to the city in 1954 from its original location in DeLand), it also has a campus in Tampa, FL. The law school occupies a historic 1920s resort hotel, the Rolyat. began the academic year by winning first and second place in the E. Earle Zehmer Workers' Compensation workers' compensation, payment by employers for some part of the cost of injuries, or in some cases of occupational diseases, received by employees in the course of their work. Moot Court A method of teaching law and legal skills that requires students to analyze and argue both sides of a hypothetical legal issue using procedures modeled after those employed in state and federal appellate courts. Competition in Orlando in August.
Two teams of Stetson students advanced to compete against each other in the final round, beating a dozen teams from other law schools around the country. This is the second consecutive year that Stetson has won the competition, sponsored by the Workers' Compensation Section of The Florida Bar The Florida Bar is the mandatory state bar association for the state of Florida. It is the third largest such bar association in the United States. Its duties include the regulation and discipline of attorneys. .
The winning Stetson team of Derrick Connell, Amie Patty, and brief writer Pamela Vergara narrowly defeated the Stetson team of Joseph Herbert, Brice Zoecklein, and brief writer Kristen Chittenden, who came in second place. Fourteen teams competed.
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Stetson Professor Michael Allen coached the first-place team of Connell, Patty, and Vergara, and moot court alumni Jennifer Card Kennedy and Nancy Slack Meyer of Abbey Adams in St. Petersburg coached the second-place team of Herbert, Zoecklein, and Chittenden.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) — Boston Celtics coach Brad Stevens insisted that Jeff Green take open shots when he had them.
The team's leading scorer clearly got the message.
Green scored 19 of his 29 points in the second half, leading the Celtics to a 102-86 win over the Milwaukee Bucks on Monday night.
"He passed one up in the first half that I was mad at him about," Stevens said. "That was kind of the gist of our halftime talk. We can't pass up open looks because that's what they were giving us. He really didn't pass any others up. He missed his first one of the third quarter and then really shot it well the rest of the night."
Green shot 11 of 22 from the field and 6 of 7 from the free-throw line as the Celtics broke open a tight game in the fourth quarter.
"I am confident in every shot I put up," Green said. "Whenever it leaves my hand, I am confident that it will go in. I kept shooting, and they started to fall. That is my game, driving to the rim."
Stevens said Green has saved his top performances for weekday games on the road.
"That's when he's played his absolute best," Stevens said. "He hit shots today that were really good shots and then he made some tough ones late. He got himself going by getting to the basket and by shooting it off screens."
Kelly Olynyk added 14 points and 11 rebounds for his first career double-double for the Celtics.
"They were helping a lot on Jeff in the lane in the fourth quarter and I was able to get a couple of open shots as well," Olynyk said. "We pushed the ball in transition and got some easy baskets. Jeff hit a bunch of big-time shots for us down the stretch."
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By Randy Mermel and Jessie Crow Mermel
On-Farm Educators at Angelic Organics Learning Center
As educators at Angelic Organics Learning Center (AOLC), we are always delighted to witness the wonder and excitement of children, especially those from the inner city, gaining new experiences on the farm.
Most of our students love the magic of eating a carrot pulled fresh from the dirt, the success of milking a goat, or the sensation of holding a cold, wiggling worm in the palms of their hands.
On day camps and overnights, we have the opportunity to take the children through the fields, across Rockton Road to hike through the woods and play in the creek. Many of the children have never played in a creek, an experience most adults cherish from their own childhoods.
Even the children who are at first intimidated, quickly come out of their shells and delight in exploring the forest and stream. They never want to leave.
These children are not the first to have explored this land. Angelic Organics owner, farmer John Peterson, and his sisters grew up here and spent their free time playing in the woods.
"No one told us to be careful. 'Don't go in, you might get cut'—no warnings. You played, you explored and you fished with your homemade pole," said Mary Jane Lewis, John's sister, as she regaled the group of On-Farm Educators about her childhood adventures fishing for minnows, building rafts and corrals, and swimming in the creek.
John showed us numerous treasured arrowheads and other indigenous artifacts that his father had found in the woods. Back in the 1950s, these woods were a place for the community to enjoy. When John's uncle died, the land was sold. The new owner put up "no trespassing" signs, and the woods and creek were off limits for years.
Now, the Learning Center has the opportunity to purchase the 70 acres of organic farmland and wild land and reclaim it to a community space for children and adults once again.
Kinnikinnick Creek, one of the cleanest streams in Illinois, winds through the property. The forest, a remnant bur oak savanna, is home to shagbark hickory, basswood, black cherry, white elm, may-apples, water cress, skunk cabbage, blood root, wild ginger and various other native species. Like most of our natural areas, however, invasive plant species are encroaching on this land. Restoration work is badly needed to help preserve the biodiversity of this area, as well as to provide an educational opportunity in the community.
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Martin Gore on new Depeche Mode CD, Frank Ocean
British electro-pop group Depeche Mode kind of sounds like The Beatles - at least on one track from their new album.
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British electro-pop group Depeche Mode kind of sounds like The Beatles - at least on one track from their new album.
"It's a bad thing to say this because everyone is going to say, `What are you talking about?' But it reminds me of The Beatles or something," chief songwriter and founding member Martin Gore said with a laugh, referring to the bluesy song "Goodbye."
He added: "That's a dangerous thing to say."
But Gore doesn't want fans to confuse the message of Depeche Mode's new album. Their signature electronic grooves are all over "Delta Machine," the trio's 13th release, out this week.
"We had a clear-cut vision in our heads on what the album should be," Gore said.
Depeche Mode has released albums since 1981. Their hits include "People Are People," "Enjoy the Silence" and "Policy of Truth."
The band, which also includes singer David Gahan and multi-instrumentalist Andy Fletcher, will launch a world tour on April 5 in Nice, France.
In a recent phone interview with The Associated Press, Gore, 51, talked about his family, the new album, the state of electronic music and collaborating with Frank Ocean.
AP: Does making music ever get old?
Gore: I love being in the studio. If I'm at home, I will go to the studio pretty much every day anyway. It's just something that I like to do. If you took music out of my life, I don't know what I'd do. It's the one thing that I have a real passion for.
AP: Do you ever feel pressure to match the success of your previous releases?
Gore: I don't think I ever worry too much about what our target audience is, what we should be releasing. I just write naturally and organically and try to write from the heart. When you first sit down to write the first song, until you've maybe got three or four under your belt, it's always, to me, like a mountain to climb. You look at that one blank piece of paper and you think, `God, how many songs do I have to write here?' It always feels like pressure.
AP: What are your thoughts on the dance and electronic sound blowing up in the U.S. in recent years?
Gore: (Laughs.) It's definitely phenomenal. I find it a little bit strange that someone like Deadmau5 plays huge shows and huge audiences. I went to see him play a fairly small show compared to some of the others that he's been doing. I find it odd seeing a DJ playing to huge audiences. I know that people have been doing it for a while, but the fact that it's been embraced so much in America now and it's become like this new, big thing, I find it slightly odd.
AP: You collaborated with Frank Ocean recently. How did that come about?
Gore: The last day I think it was that we had in the studio in New York, we were just recording some live sessions, a bonus thing for our deluxe CD, and Frank asked our engineer if he could come in and have a listen. So, he came in and started talking to us and said he had a track that he would like us to work on. He came up later and brought his track up, and the following day we stayed an extra day in the studio and just did a few bits and pieces, and I have no idea what's happening to that track. It's a great track.
AP: What was he like?
Gore: He seems like a nice and funny guy. He came in, he was very at home coming into our environment, playing us his track. He went off and then we worked on it.
AP: What advice would you give to young bands?
Gore: I don't want to be pessimistic, but times have changed so much. I'm not saying it was easy when we first started out, but at least there was a healthy record industry and record companies were looking to sign bands and there was money flying around. It's really difficult now. I even have nephews who make music, my daughter makes music. I don't know what advice to give them these days. It's really a tough industry to break into.
AP: How old is your daughter?
Gore: My middle child, she's 17 now.
AP: What kind of music is she performing?
Gore: She plays guitar and she sings and it's more kind of folky really than anything else. ... All of my kids are into music. My older daughter plays guitar, piano, sings. My young son, he sings.
AP: Do you listen to music together?
Gore: We all have slightly different tastes, but sometimes we listen to music together.
AP: That's good. You can drive in the car together and there isn't anyone complaining.
Gore: Oh, there will probably be someone complaining.
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Not exactly… the dress and the roses yes! The sandals are from Rondini – a family run 80 year old workshop in the south of France that handcrafts sandals by hand and the bolero is the loving work of my mother in law. Still… all of it is handmade!
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The beds
The breakfast
Good sized room
proximity to the Macarena quarter.....bars and restaurants and cafes and historic buildings and "old" Seville
a beautiful roof top pool and terrace seating area with stunning city panorama BUT only open from MIDDAY to 8PM !!! Crazy restricted hours !!!
Very helpful and friendly staff! Good location! Rooms are spot on and beds very comfy!
Had a bad meal in hotel restaurant , chicken was raw inside, but were very apologetic and didn't charge us for our drinks and food
Staff friendliness, room layout and location
The wi-fi was detected on all devices as being not secured and hence connecting was a bit of a hassle. Walls tend to be quite thin as well.
Staff helpful and friendly,room very nice, roof terrace lovely
Only that the weather was so good it was a shame the pool had closed for the winter!
Staff was very kind
The air conditioning was far too strong which made my stay, and specially the meals very uncomfortable.
Breakfast was great, bed comfortable, rooftop terrace & pool lovely . Very close to bus stop for local buses & hop off/on tourist buses
Good distance from the centre, area felt very safe, lots going on even though it's not in the heart of the city. The hotel was smart, staff friendly and knowledgable, good range of facilities and parking (will cost and you need to book it). The barman in the sports bar was brilliant, he picked up on our interest in local sherries and was able to tell us all about local specialities and did a taster session for us, at quarter to one a.m.!
The pool closed for the winter half way through our stay without warning, on a day when it reached 30C, and quite a few guests came back in the early afternoon to use it.
Order your breakfast when you check in - excellent value for money and the best scrambled eggs in Europe - probably! Excellent bathrooms - clean and lovely tiles and fittings. Single room - comfy bed and plenty of storage space. Close to efficient bus route. Good bar.
Climate control dripped water. Corridoors were a little dark and opressive but this was no big deal.
Efficient room service
parking lot was full- Remote parking
From the moment we walked through the door we were made very welcome . Ideal location to mix with the locals ,
Bar prices a little expensive
Proximity to,hop on/off bus
Could only eat breakfast at hotel if selected the breakfast plan. Pool and sun deck had poor open hours. Air conditioning I did not work well. Internet was weak. Had to sit near room doorway to get decent strength.
A very nice hotel. Smart and clean and well situated.
You cannot guarantee a parking space until your arrival at the hotel. Very limited parking. It took a long email to Head Office to reserve a space. The staff at the hotel were not interested. We arrived at 12 midday. The access to the hotel was blocked off. It took 3 trips driving around the surrounding area before we managed,with the help of the police to access the frontage of the hotel. The staff did not know why! We booked in at 12.30 only to be told that the room was being cleaned and asked to wait in the lounge. After 30 minutes we complained and were told that the room had been ready for 30 minutes. Nobody bothered to inform us. They then lost our cases which eventually arrived over an hour of us arriving. Not a good start. Breakfast, normally 18 € each but a special offer of 9€ each at the time we spent, was reasonable for the price of 9€, certainly not 18€.
Very relaxing with a nice swimming pool on the roof. The staff are really friendly and no problem speaking English and they understood our basic Spanish as well. Both green and red buses stop right outside the Hotel to take us on a tour of the city. Night life is vibrant so we didn't feel worried about walking the streets. Highly recomended.
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Everything was great
Good location. Helpful staff. Good breakfast.
On arrival we were told the hotel car park was full and so we had to park in a nearby municipal park at 37.50 euros/day. A member of staff later told us the hotel car park was being used to store a private collection of cars.
Great service by the front desk staff. Comfortable beds. Underground parking is available for a fee but see negatives.
Location is quite far from the city center sightseeing (Alcazar, church) and shopping area and to get there you must cross some pretty dodgy, smelly spots. Pool looks huge in the hotel photos but is quite small snow overcrowded in reality. Getting out of the underground parking can get quite interesting (very tight and steep ramp)
This is a fantastic luxury hotel with amazing views. It has onsite parking underneath the hotel which is very helpful as parking is a nightmare in Seville. A 5 min taxi ride from the cathedral (with the taxi rank right outside).
While we were at the hotel they had an issue with the WiFi which was resolved by the morning. But was not ideal. Kudos for the quick fix though.
Roof-top pool Comfortable beds
Large part of the roof closed off every afternoon meaning the pool area very crowded
Paying 16e to park for one night!
We were glad there was parking an absolute must in Seville. Staff were efficient and friendly. Everywhere was clean and well maintained. A bit of a walk into the centre but all in all a good hotel.
Wifi was non existent!
Not a lot to be honest.
Unhelpful reception staff... Almost ignorant.NO Information was volunteered.Had to ask about everything....rooftop pool was a joke and again information about usage/times/towels etc in rooms and the rooftop bar is a joke. As for the the car park... Well after had to ask where it was and was told "outside turn right".... Only to find door locked and had to use intercom to contact reception who asked if I had registered car at reception..:-((( Useless!!! They did let me in but everything was a struggle. I wouldn't stay here against nore recommend it.My partner also found a cockroach in the bathroom which didn't go down well... This was reported to staff.
Swimming pool on the roof for afternoon citybreak, excellent breakfast, big room designed more classic than modern, location is also ok you can walk to and through the old city centre
There are many free parking places around the hotel so it is worth trying but they are hard to get
nice view from the room to the old city wall, the room nice and clean, Breakfast, the pool on roof top.
Wifi too bad, low quality
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East Zone group leaders Assam had a dismal match, losing by seven wickets to Bengal in Kolkata. Assam were dismissed for 93 after being asked to bat, with only four batsmen reaching a score in double figures.
Fast bowler Veer Pratap Singh's four-wicket effort was well supported by Shami Ahmed, the captain Laxmi Ratan Shukla and medium-pacer Sanjib Sanyal.
Bengal had a brief stutter in their chase when Wriddhiman Saha and Vivek Singh were dismissed off consecutive balls. However, Assam's bowlers simply did not have enough runs to defend. A fluent and unbeaten knock of 61 from Manoj Tiwary, which included eight fours and two sixes, hastened the finish, giving Bengal a comfortable win.
In the second East Zone match in Kolkata, Odisha scored a 235-run win against Jharkhand, courtesy centuries by Paresh Patel and Arabind Singh and a seven-wicket haul by Suryakant Pradhan. Jharkhand won the toss and picked up an early wicket in the fifth over. But they had to wait for 214 more runs for the next strike, that of debutant Arabind, who smashed a 112-ball 132. Biplab Samantray then scored a 13-ball 37 to help Odisha to a tall total of 353.
Left-arm seamer Pradhan triggered a Jharkhand collapse after picking up a wicket in his second over. He picked up a wicket in every over till his seventh as Jharkhand were left tottering on 43 for 8. Some late hitting by the ninth-wicket pair of Rahul Shukla (50 off 55 balls) and Jaskaran Singh delayed the inevitable and helped the team cross the 100-mark. They were eventually bowled out for 118 in the 29th over of the innings.
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