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Just 320 yards from Syntagma Metro Station, Athens Cypria Hotel features an internet corner and a bar. It has air-conditioned accommodations with satellite TV. Free Wi-Fi is available in all areas.
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Staff made our visit great. Provided us with good support. Bfast totally adequate. We had upper floor corner room very quiet. Its a shame that the location of property makes walking at night off putting. Hotel is 3 star and tired, however when price is a determining factor you can live with that as long as it is clean. John M
Wifi terrible. Creepy area around hotel. Would never recommend for single woman traveller.
Excellent staff offered us a fresh orange juice very after the check in. We stayed in a triple room good sized. Desk, chairs, big screen tv, balcony, minibar. Big and comfortable bathroom with bath tube and good choise of soaps. No noise and excellent cleaning service. Breakfast was good. Definitively we'll come back! Good location: just 5 minutes on foot from Omonia station.
We arrived to find that some parts of Athens were closed by police cordon due to protests. Hotel staff were very calm about the situation and assured us we would be safe if we headed to the old town, near the Acropolis, which was true. Nothing was too much trouble for them and they were very reassuring. Room had a huge balcony with a view of the acropolis, lit up at night. The hotel was great value and provided an great breakfast buffet too.
Bathroom was a little small... but fairly standard for city centre hotels I suppose.
wifi not working Ac allso no working tv is good but all greek chanel no english movies chanels
Front desk staff was excellent! Always very helpful.
I wish it would have been closer to the metro. The kids saw several things along our walks that were quite disturbing.
Friendly, good value and clean.
WiFi could be better.
Our family traveled to Athens for the 2014 Marathon in November and stayed here, (Best Western, Museum). The staff was AMAZING! very courteous, friendly and professional. The rooms were very clean and comfortable. The breakfast provided was much more than "continental" and offered a variety of items. The location was directly across from the Archeological Museum a two minute walk from many good restaurants, including Rosalita (a must try) The Metro (Omonia stop)is a six minute walk from the hotel and two stops to the center. In closing, the Best Western Museum exceed all of my expectations. Highly recommended
The only minor (not negative) detail was the speed of the internet connection. (again, minor detail, but worth mentioning)
gentle and helpful staff clean rooms confortable beds
small rooms rooms must been renovated small shower tv is not in front of the bed
Not far from tube so easy access to ferries and airport. Right next first class museum and 4 blocks to places where locals eat. Staff first class, breakfast good and tea in your room too! Would book again when passing thru' to the islands.
Cannot think of a thing.
breakfast, location, great staff knowledgeable and they did a breakfast at 0500am for people running the Athens marathon
the room was too close to the elevator and it was very noisy
I liked the location & the staff were very helpful. The hotel was near resturants & tour faclities including the National Musuem which is the main reason I chose to stay at this hotel.
My wife didn't like the location.
The staff
The location is too off centered, and hotel is getting a little old and needs refreshing but mainly the streets near it are not dangerous. However having junkies shooting isn't my definition of good location. This is a recurrent situation, so it's not making the marks!
The main value of this hotel is the position, very close to the archaelogical musuem. The staff is very very kind and the internal café well managed and conducted. The room are big enough but not very spacious. Service TV ok.
poor Wi fi connection
The hotel is well located, central and near tourist attractions. I was impressed by the staff at Reception, they are helpfull with directions, tips for visits, helpfull with the luggage. Great servie and smily attitude.
Rooms are old fashioned. Carpet in the floor is old and bit dirty. Same for the curtains and bed cover. No nice views from the window,
Good sized room, well appointed including in-room safe. Pleasant public areas and good breakfast. The hotel is located about 15 minute walk from Omonia Square metro station. The service is wonderful. Quieter room are found in the rear of the hotel.
Unfortunately, the hotel is located in a very seedy neighbourhood (every building awash with graffiti, the walk to nice local restaurants involves a gauntlet of drunks, vagrants, and dog mess). The Internet is intermittent.
Location, staff, breakfast, wi-fi, nearby restaurants, Museum, walking distance to most major sites
Graffiti on every surface in area, except hotel
staff generally very friendly polite and helpful. room was clean and roomy. wifi was great. welcome drink was lovely.
did not get 4am wake up call for flight as organised with front desk day before on first stay. got a 7am wake up call when not requested on second stay.
Staff was extremely helpful and kind. rooms were very clean and housekeeping was very attentive
A little far from attractions
The shower had no hook I had to hold it. Not easy to shower with one hand.
Only a 20-30min walk to the ruins of the Acropolis. Good sized room even though there was 4 of us. Staff were very helpful. We had water coming out of the floor drain in the bathroom and the staff were very quick to come up and help fix it.
It's not a fancy fancy hotel, but it doesn't try to be. Good rooms, really nice staff, very helpful - all you need. For a price you can stay a day longer. Or two. Close by is a nice anarchic quarter of Athens and all the touristic sides are 15 minutes down the street. 25 if you are a slow walker.
The hotel staff without exception were friendly, courteous, knowledgeable and helpful - "nothing was too much trouble" customer service at its best!
bad window for street noise
The hotel is lovely, and the staff is very very nice. Also the location of the hotel is good. It is quite convenient to go Acropolis and the museum.
Very helpful people at the reception desk
The wifi needs improving.
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36 - Jonathan Livingston Seagull
a short novella, Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach tells the
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A weaver's note book - waving in Japan
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Early Japanese Carpentry Book - Date Unkown
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On the way from overseas: 1890 German Chip Carving Pattern Book
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Tom The Piper's Son - Before and After
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I worked at Cargill full-time (more than 10 years)Pros
Cargill places a lot of value on serving the communities in which they operate.
They benefits are good, although, the health insurance benefits have decreased over the years.
Depending on your manager and the team you work for, there are opportunities to work from home.
It is a great place to work if you want experience working on a global team.
They really work at being a company with a diverse culture. In many companies that I have worked for, the amount of women in IT was scarce. Cargill is the first company that I worked for that not only had a greater number of women in IT, but they had women in IT management roles.
Great co-workers. People look out for each other and really have a desire to see their team and team members succeed.
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Do not work here if you are in IT.
There are a significant number of middle level managers that "manage up". They are more concerned with how they look to upper management, and are not as concerned about the people that work for them.
IT is their policy to pay to industry standards, but I have found that they tend to pay lower. However, that could be just my experience.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Executive level management - Excellent leaders
Middle level management - Boy, this level really needs some work. Really try to get a feel for how employees view their managers. You have seen the engagement scores, and the problem has, and continues to be this level of management. You have a few really good middle level managers, but not too many. Help this group of people learn how to manage people as well as business. Encourage them to be candid with their employees, and if they cannot, let the employees know that it is something that they cannot discuss. People appreciate that more than being lied to.
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Google will help archive Life's massive image library that users will be able to surf through, using Google Image Search.
Life magazine has served as a tremendous documentation of culture and history of the 20th century, capturing some of the most renowned photos of all-time and taking advantage of world-class photographers. But of course, you can only fit so many images in print—which is where the online world can breathe a whole new life, so to speak, into the photography.
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The music of the the Field (aka Axel Willner) is nothing if not distinct. Shards of samples and original loops over billowing four-four beats, his sound is immersive and engrossing. Willner comes out of a hot-blooded Swedish techno scene, but stays mostly to himself. Little is known about Mr. Willner aside from a few key stats: He's from Sweden, he was discovered in Kompakt's demo pile, and he's worked with the Volupté club in Stockholm. Soon after, he produced his first Kompakt 12", a highly limited but widely-spread demo mix of Annie's "Heartbeat", and a few compilation tracks. In 2006 came the dangerously woozy "Sun & Ice" 12" and remixes for 120 Days and James Figurine before issiung his full-length masterwork From Here We Go Sublime, a wonderwork of sliced samples and sunbathed beats that reveals a bit of his technique-- to sample and resample classic tracks beyond recognition.
On a crackling Swedish phone-line from his apartment in Stockholm, and with a decent grasp of English, Willner discloses more on his technique, his love of Lionel Richie, Gas, and American beer.
Pitchfork: First of all, where do you work?
Field: It's hard to explain. In Sweden alcohol is controlled by the government, you know? It's like a monopoly. You can't buy it at a regular grocery store, you have to go to a place called a Systembolaget.
Pitchfork: We kind of have that here. We have a state called New Hampshire. It's a good way to make money.
Field: Yeah, it probably is [laughs]. So that's what I do.
Pitchfork: What alcohol do you prefer? Wine, beer, or liquor?
Field: Hmm, at this moment I probably prefer white wine and champagne [laughs] probably…and of course a lot of beers. A lot of American beers. You know Sierra Nevada? The Pale Ale is good. Brooklyn Lager is very good. I don't really like Miller, Bud. Too light. [laughs]
Pitchfork: Have you always lived in Stockholm?
Field: No, I was born in the South of Sweden, which is a bit different from Stockholm. I moved here when I was 2. Then I moved to Lisbon, lived there for four years or something, and then I moved back to Stockholm and I've been living here since.
Pitchfork: Did you start playing music with guitars? Traditional rock music?
Field: Traditional punk. When I first heard the Misfits, that blew my mind. I wanted to sing like Glenn Danzig [laughs]. When I was 13 I started to play guitar. It's still an instrument I use quite often. I collaborated for a long time, but I started recording as the Field, I think it was like 2003 perhaps?
Pitchfork: Why do you make the music that you do? Was it a moment or did it happen gradually?
Field: I think it happened gradually. I think I got into drone music, like Stars of the Lid you know? Guitar stuff like that. I record under different monikers, you know, so everytime I start to get stuck, in a way, in making new music, I start a new moniker. It gives me a new approach to create a new thing.
Pitchfork: Do you go to clubs? Did you have experiences with raves or dance festivals?
Field: Not so much in Sweden, we don't have them so much anymore. We used to have a couple of raves. The music at those places is not so much my cup of tea. But I do go to clubs now that the electronic scene, like a lot of countries I think, we have a scene in Stockholm where there was not one before. It's changing.
Pitchfork: I think that's happening in a lot of cities. It's an international trend, that young people think it's fun. It seems your music works at home, but not in the club, but I've seen the videos on the internet and it does work, the bass is pounding. Did you make it for the club at all?
Field: It has no real special purpose, I don't add more bass for the dancefloor, it just happened that way and I kept it like that. That was my concern before I started to play live, that it wouldn't work for dancing, I didn't know how people would react. Of course there are a couple of tracks I don't play live, because I know they don't work. But the tracks that I know work, and it gets them excited and stuff.
Pitchfork: Which tracks work?
Field: "The Little Heart Beats So Fast" works, "Over the Ice" works. "A Paw in My Face" works, but I usually end with that song. I let it go all the way up to Lionel's "Hello".
Pitchfork: Lionel Richie, Jesus. That's so funny that it's Lionel Richie.
Field: It's too bad I might have to cut it, but I understand it's a rights issue, you know? That like gives it away, so.
Pitchfork: I like how you do that in the end with the…
Field: Flamingos?
Pitchfork: Yeah.
Field: It's fun in a way, to let it go.
Pitchfork: You definitely have an inspiration in American R&B.
Field: Well, it's always a track that really meant something to me, you know? It's something that gives me a certain feeling, you know? Like music can, something really gets me, something special happens and I get inspired and make it my own. Lionel is a childhood memory [laughs], my parents used to love that track when I was a kid. It was a mix of childhood memories. My mother is more into that Motown music in a way. My father is more traditional music guy. They don't really listen to it nowadays.
Pitchfork: Are you a self-taught musician or did you go to school?
Field: No, I was taught by my own. When I started college I used to go to school for it, but I changed my mind. Because I've been working with people who are schooled and they are more sensitive. I find it difficult to work with people that are schooled, in a way, because I have worked with people who have to do it a certain way, this sort of stuff. I am not like that.
Pitchfork: I don't need every detail, but what is the process?
Field: The process starts at this moment when I hear there's a song a want to make something else. And I sample it, looking for bits and pieces in it that I really like and I'm trying to rearrange it. It could go backwards, forwards, sideways, everywhere, you know? Double it, loop some new things, new instruments, like the guitar in the software. And of course the beat. That's probably the whole thing. Then I mix it live. Always.
Pitchfork: Oh really?
Field: That's why sometimes you hear this loud burst of stuff? And it sounds a like mistake? That's just me mixing everything.
Pitchfork: You mix it live, all the elements?
Field: Yeah, I mix it live to two channels, I have no return [laughs], I can't get it back…or I'd have to rearrange the whole song in a way.
Pitchfork: So you do it multiple times and pick one?
Field: I usually pick one that I'm satisfied with, I rewrite the song. Sometimes it happens of course that I make two or three different takes of one track. Always, almost always, it's the first one I'm satisfied with.
Pitchfork: So in "Sun & Ice", like, five minutes in…
Field: Yeah, that was a mistake. That was the delay, like, overloaded in a way. The whole computer started to make that noise, distortion and stuff.
Pitchfork: And you left it in there?
Field: Yeah, I can't work with a track, I can't go back to a track. I have to make it when I start. If I don't then I know I won't make the track at all. Sometimes it takes and hour, sometimes a whole night. 'Cause then I have to go back and master the recording. Live audio, the guitar, I don't want to have to go back and mix it. Sorry [laughs]. I'm the other way around from people that never finish a track. Some friends of mine that make music they can take a month for them to make a track.
Pitchfork: Musically, people compare your music to Gas, did you find that inspiring?
Field: Yeah, that's probably the most heavily-influenced of it all, really. And in ordinary life as well in a way. Because I've been listening to this for quite some time and it's comforting for me to listen to Gas. It's the most inspiring. [Kompakt] hadn't heard of me. I sent them a CD-R and that's it.
Pitchfork: Have you met Wolfgang Voigt [Gas]?
Field: I met Wolfgang twice, the first time was at the Total 6 party. It was a nice party.
Pitchfork: What do you like about Kompakt that makes you want to sign with this small label?
Field: I like the Pop Ambient series as well. I remember really liking them from the start. I think Wolfgang has really guided things, and I like All. I'm not crazy about the harder things. They have to be in the right context and I don't really go out to clubs and stuff. I'm more of a home listener. I like listening to music at home. Most of their output is really great [laughs].
Pitchfork: Did you have a mentor or someone who showed you how to work with this music?
Field: No, It was that age when the home computer was in every home. Like 1995 or 96, when the internet really bloomed. I started using a program called Buzz, a Finnish tracker program that was free. Since then I am stuck in it [laughs], I keep using that program to make music. I don't know what's happened to it. It works for me.
Pitchfork: It's the same model or version as well?
Field: Almost [laughs], but it works for me [laughs].
Pitchfork: Yeah, I wouldn't change it.
Field: At the time, me and my friend Ola used it as a studio. Guitar, drum machine, keyboads, and voice. He had more computer experience than I had so we learned it together. We don't record together much anymore though.
Pitchfork: What is coming up for you in the near future?
Field: I have a couple of dates in Europe, mostly. Germany, Greece, Spain…somewhere else, I don't even rememeber. Three weeks ago I played in Athens at a Kompakt night. I was there for 28 hours [laughs].
Pitchfork: I know Kompakt is getting bigger in Japan, I imagine they would love you there.
Field: [laughs] Japan, I'd really like to go there.
Pitchfork: Do you play live with Buzz?
Field: No, no that's too unstable [laughs]. I don't have the guts to do that. I play with Ableton, like the rest, almost, unfortunately.
Pitchfork: Are you doing more remixing as well?
Field: Not really, a few from time to time. The 120 days remix that was really hard to work with, because it's so different from how I do the music, as I told you. I really like it, I really like the original, but there were little sounds I could work with, you know?
Pitchfork: It's not Lionel Richie.Field: [laughs] No, it's not like that.
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Excellent location, clean, beautifully designed, modern and high end amenities, very stylish and posh accommodation in the Latin quarter. Staff are very helpful and accommodative to guest. Would love to stay here again at future visits to Paris. Outstanding experience overall. Rival to a 5 stars hotel and more in some aspects. - Anonymous
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Poor Todd. He is in love with Kandi and has to deal with her monster-in-law mother.
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Kandi Burruss' mom Joyce doesn't like her daughter's soon-to-be husband Todd Tucker!
Opening up exclusively to RadarOnline.com, Joyce reveals why she doesn't trust the reality star and tells of how she wants nothing to do with their wedding planning.
"I'm out of it. Whatever Kandi does, it is completely her decision now. I wish her well. I just hope that this is the right choice for her," Joyce told Radar.
Joyce said she considers Todd an opportunist who will take Kandi's money, but she's backing down because the drama – which aired on The Real Housewives of Atlanta – has made her physically sick.
Joyce revealed she lost sleep after The Kandi Factory star and Tucker, a reality TV line producer, got engaged.
"They have worn me down to the point where it has made me sick. I just don't feel like Todd is the right choice. I think he's manipulative… I've tried to shield my child, but I'm tired. I'm over it. I pray to God I'm wrong about him.
"If Kandi is happy, I'm happy. At the end of the day, she's the one who will have to deal with him not me," she confessed, adding that to her knowledge Kandi and Todd still haven't set a wedding date.
Joyce also opened up about Sunday's episode of the hit Bravo show.
Sunday's show saw Mama Joyce outraged that Kandi's assistant Carmon, whom she's accused of sleeping with Todd, was there to help with the wedding dress shopping. She objected to Carmon being at the bridal salon for what she termed a family event — and had to be held back from throwing a shoe.
As expected, the southern mama doesn't regret the way she acted.
"This was my daughter's wedding dress fitting. If Carmon was the friend and 'daughter' that she always wanted to be, she should have gotten up and left when I asked her," Joyce said matter-of-factly.
Joyce continued to weigh in on the drama, claiming she believes Carmon and Kandi's fiancé were fooling around at one point.
"A lot of people who worked for Kandi and I have told me that Todd and Carmon were acting like much more than friends around the house. They may have squashed the relationship for now, but I truly believe they were doing things behind Kandi's back at one point," Joyce confessed.
"I've confronted Kandi [about the cheating rumors] — but she's still with Todd, so who knows. It's her choice, and I wish her well," she said.
If Mama Joyce had a man, would she be so occupied with Kandi and Todd's business?
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There's a little something for everyone at this year's 96th annual Washington County Fair. The fair kicks off Friday, July 25th in Arlington.
Friday and Saturday begin with a rodeo at 7:30 followed by live entertainment.
On Friday, country group "The Casey Donahew Band" will perform. On Saturday, local band Fever and the Funkhouse takes the stage. According to the group's Facebook page they play Classic and Modern Rock, Pop, R&B and Funk.
Sunday there's a Mud Volleyball Tournament, a Backyard BBQ contest, Figure 8 race, Tuff Truck competition and Karaoke.
Kids from across the region will also be showing their livestock. The shows start with the goats, horses and poultry on Saturday. On Sunday they'll exhibit their horses and sheep followed by the beef show on Monday.
Other exhibits on display include quilts, flowers, photography, and craft project.
The events continue next week with the antique tractor pull, pickup pull and garden tractor pull.
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When describing a decent beer I like to say "Happy, but not quite hilarious."
I am going to take a guess that you are fly sparging. With that, I'll take another guess that it is a slow fly sparge.
I say that because I now have my BC back at factory setting, but I finish my sparge in about 30 minutes (instead of the often published 60 minutes), and I was able to get my efficiency down to 75-77%.
I was having the same problem of too much efficiency (85-88%) but I was overcrushing the grain (with a tightened down BC) and sparging too slow. If I am on the right track, speed things up a bit, and you will be able to drop your efficiency.
The other guess is that you are completely draining your mash tun to hit your preboil volume. I think this will have less effect then the sparge speed, but by starting with more sparge water than the calculations call for, you can avoid draining every last bit of runnings from your tun, and hopefully, leave behind more of that low quality wort.
I also want to point out what a funny problem this is, because 99% of the threads along these lines are about increasing efficiency. That said, you will see an improved wort quality if you can get down to the mid 70's.
Does you wort look cloudy going into the boil kettle? If so, I would vorlauf to make the wort clearer before you boil it. I had a similar problem a while ago, and traced it back to too much draff (bits of grain) getting into the boil kettle.
I did one batch where I vorlaufed until it was crystal clear, and one until it was mostly clear. The mostly clear batch actually tasted a little better than the crystal clear batch, so you don't have to go crazy with the vorlauf, just enough to filter out most of the draff.
To paraphrase Dr. England - "Off-flavors smooth with time. So do mountains. Brew it right from the start!"
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I had the same issue with a pale ale recipe that I brewed a month ago, the wort had a very grainy taste and was astringent as well. Now I mash for an hour and fly sparge for 30 minutes to fill my boil pot. I take a hydrometer reading to make sure I was above my 1.010 self proclaimed cutoff after I'm done lautering.
I take samples during the lauter and taste them to see if they are still sweet and I also make sure my sparge water is at 168F or slightly below and I've had no issues with the past 4 all grain batches.
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I would look more towards the pH of your mash and your water chemistry before worrying about the crush. I don't remember exactly what my BC is set to at the moment, but I get a good bit of flour out of mine. My efficiency is in the mid-eighties and haven't had any of the issues you are describing.
I agree on the possibility of it being the water. You said you notice it in the majority of your brews, which styles do you notice it in?


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