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El Almirante is a pleasant, eco-friendly hotel located in Granada's historic centre, 500 metres from Granada Cathedral. Set in pretty gardens, it offers an outdoor pool, sun terrace and free Wi-Fi.
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Offering an outdoor swimming pool, Hotel La Pérgola is located 350 metres from Granada town centre and its cathedral. Free WiFi access is available in all areas.
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Hotel Colonial Granada is in the center of Granada, on the shores of Lake Nicaragua. It has 2 outdoor pools, a gym and massage service, free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour front desk.
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Hotel Casa San Francisco is located in central Granada. This property offers an outdoor pool surrounded by sun terraces, free breakfast and free access to a fitness centre, situated just 50 metres...
Score from 131 reviews Wonderful
the staff was very nice and nice rooms
nothing wrong
Friendly staff. Good food. Comfortable bed.
Location is not in tourist area. Short cab or 10-15 minute walk necessary.
The staff are really friendly and helpful, they have lots of information on trips you can take and can arrange these. The rooms are all set in in a lovely courtyard garden, I agree with other comments that the photos don't portray how very quiet and relaxing the place is. Our room didn't have AC but the room fan was very effective. Room was also very clean. Breakfast wasn't included, but was good value and tasty. I thought the location was fine, we actually got to see a more of the non-tourist side of Granada, and it's really not that far from the main square, easily walk-able. Wish we'd stayed longer.
Rooms were very large and comfortable, clean beds were very large. Breakfast had fresh fruit, although the location invited flies to visit.
The location seemed a bit iffy if one was walking around at night, located in a poor local neighborhood. Computer access was dicey. One computer was in Spanish and the other didn't work well. The computers were also located in a beautiful outdoor courtyard and the mosquitoes had a good meal of my legs. As most places we stayed in Nicaragua English was limited and we had a hard time communicating . We were in a bad position because we had been robbed before we got here and things were going down hill fast in terms of our health. Our electronic communications and my husband's insulin had been stolen before we got there.
although advertised there was no internet in the rooms. when asking about it the owner said that it must be an issue with my devices. I have an iphone and an $1000 laptop of 1 year old. when asking other guests they said they had the same issue. be honest! don't blame your customer devices if you fail to get some internet up.
Really friendly staff and very knowledgeable of the highlights in Granada. We felt very welcome since the first moment we arrived and were received with a cool tamarind drink, which was great because it was so hot! The beds are very comfortable, with nice sheets, tv, shower and a fan. All the rooms face the garden which is beautiful with flowers and fruit trees. There is free wireless, comfortable hammocks right next to the front desk and lots of books. Breakfast was great! They had at least 5 different options to choose from and the staff was happy to make any changes requested. The price was good. The location is a bit of a walking from downtown but worth it. If you don't like walking at night, you can just take a taxi to or from downtown for $1,50. This hotel was originally created as a project to employ women from the community to provide them with a dignified job and income. It is a very positive outcome and a great place to stay. We would definitely stay there again and recommend it to our friends.
The staff was amazing!! very nice and helpful. The hotel garden was so peaceful and tranquil. I recommend eating at hotel, its cheap and very tasty, especially if you want typical food. Hotel is within walking distance to center of town and shopping. Best not to walk to hotel after 9pm. I would definitely come back again.
Not all rooms have AC, recommend you pay the extra few dollars for a room with AC, fans were good, but not always affective against the humidity..
t staffWe liked everything - beautifully set out and well maintained by pleasan
Perhaps not the best location, although the road with the hotel in is fine and the sometimes struggle through the market traders lining the street is always interesting. We were advised to get a taxi back at night, but always walked and never had any problems, everyone being very friendly.
The staff and atmosphere was great. We stayed at a higher end place in Granada ($100+/night) for 2 nights during the beginning of our trip and liked Casa Barcelona just as much, if not more. If it only it had a pool, it would have been perfect! Reading the other reviews, it is clear that some people may have been put off by the location, but my girlfriend and I walked to the central park twice (once returning at 10pm) and we felt completely safe both times. Plus, it allowed us to see part of the city (a really cool local market) we probably would have missed otherwise, and there's always the option of taking a very short cab or carriage ride back to the hotel. Oh, and I almost forgot, the food was some of the best we had in Nicaragua!
Nada! But if you have a vehicle I suggest you let them know ahead of time because the parking seemed a bit limited.
Great staff, great value for money. Good off street parking.
Local area run down.
We loved Hotel Barcelona. The staff was AWESOME and SOOO helpful. They were very friendly and very honest and we would highly recommend Hotel Barcelona to family and friends!! We also found their taxi guy was the best price around and was such a nice patient man.
I wish they had included breakfast in their price.
The woman whose owns the place spoke good english and was very helpful with our questions.She gives a part of her profits back inro the community by paying for some local childrens education.
Very comfortable bed, had to purchase AC extra as it was really hot and no cool air at all. Room was very clean and staff always willing to help. There is a guy at the door all the time which makes yoi feel safe. A safety box is provided for your valuables.
There was a mixup in our reservations and the hotel was not open for guests when we arrived. But the owner had a room made ready and welcomed us anyway. She went out of her way to make sure we were comfortable. The breakfasts were delicious and beautifully presented.
There was only one restaurant close by for dinner or lunch but the hotel was within walking distance of the main markets in town.
Liked the restaurant on-site, how quiet the room is at night, the friendly and helpful staff.
Didn't like the location, having to pay extra for AC, and not having hot water in the shower.
Close to centre and bus station, friendly and very helpfull staff
great room lovely gardens great staff location good near livley market
The proprietor was GREAT! She was very helpful, spoke english well and was responsive to all needs. The hotel has only been open to international travelers for a couple of years but is clean, food is great. Made for an excellent stay in Granada.
Taxi driver did not know the location due to it being a recently opened hotel.
We loved everything about this place. The simple rooms are very comfortable and beautifully designed. This was the most comfortable bed we had during our entire trip. Plus, all the windows are screened so we could get fresh air, and using the ceiling fan kept us cool during the night. Much better than the stuffy rooms we have had with air con and no ventilation. The bathroom was great too, with lots of attention to detail, worthy of a much more expensive hotel. We also really liked the beautiful garden, a green oasis in the city and a lovely peaceful place to hang out. We did not eat breakfast but heard the food is really good there too.
The ONLY downside to this place is its location. For one day or so it's actually quite interesting walking through the market to get into town, but it can become tedious in the heat if the day, and at night you definitely need to take a taxi. It's not really a big problem, and although we would prefer to be more centrally located, this place (and the owner) was so lovely, and such great value, that it was actually one of our favorite hotels of our trip and we would highly recommend it.
A sweet, welcoming place that's close enough to the Granada attractions to be accessible and removed enough to feel slow and easy. The lady who runs the place is gracious, kind an very helpful. Hotel Casa Barcelona is a bargain in the best sense of the word.
Casa Barcelona is a bargain for anyone who does not want to stay at a hostal. It is a well-run, secure place with a nice courtyard and dining area. AC is an additional charge, but is not necessary at night. The staff are honest and there is a safe in the room. Breakfast costs $5 US, but is as good as any breakfast in Granada.
My wife and our 3 year-old stayed here for our first night in Nicaragua and I absolutely loved it! First of all, we felt very welcomed the moment we stepped in. The staff was extremely accommodating for our little one and the owner even prepared a special meal for us late at night. The images on the website are accurate but images cannot portray how relaxing and peaceful Hotel Casa Barcelona is. Just being there instantly shook off all the tension of getting through customs and out of Managua. Also, on a map, it looked like it was kind of far away from the town center but it's Not. From here, you can easily walk to the park (close to restaurants) in about 5 minutes or so. We're still here in Nicaragua and loving it but I was so impressed that I wanted to take a minute to write this review (my first review ever, of anything!). You get much more than you pay for at Hotel Casa Barcelona. Oh, my wife wants me to mention how clean it was and how comfortable our huge bed was!
We left our phones plugged in and left for the bus station to Managua. We were going to take a taxi back to the hotel. It was then that one of the gals from the hotel showed up at the bus station with our phones.
They charge 10 to 20 percent more for using a charge card.
I loved averything and everyone at Casa Barcelona. Very beautiful and friendly place. Just a bit out of they fray of the town.
Comfortable and rustic, Clean room. Good Value!
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As to that NSA data, a great deal of confusion about "surveillance" seems to be floating around. In the United Kingdom, questions are being asked about all the data-gathering by the British equivalent of the NSA, GCHQ. In response, Secretary of State Theresa May has responded that "there is no programme of mass surveillance and there is no surveillance state" and labels claims that GCHQ engages in unlawful hacking as "nonsense." Yet clearly, a lot of data is being gathered.
GCHQ, the NSA, and probably every other intelligence agency worth the name is actively gathering data from the Internet. Everything on the Internet is transient, with different decay periods, so gathering information is a constant process. They believe everything that can be gathered without illegal action is fair game, so they gather anything and everything they can, storing it just in case.
They are without doubt capturing and recording all and any email, instant messages, Web pages, social media traffic, and so on. Recent disclosures reveal that the NSA collects "nearly everything a user does on the Internet," then offers analysts tools to search that data. The NSA has a variety of explanations why it's all legally gathered.
Firewall detects rogue cell towers that try to intercept your callsSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 4th of September 2014 07:13:36 PM Filed under
Most people know to turn off GPS on their mobiles if they are bothered about being tracked however fewer people know not to leave on Wi-Fi & call service as these also can be used to track you.
A CryptoPhone maker, GSMK, has developed a firewall that tells you if rogue cell towers are trying to connect to your phone. This is the first phone to protects against these attacks but it's only compatible with one device, a modded Galaxy S3.
HardenedBSD: The Latest BSD Project That Aims To Boost SecuritySubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 4th of September 2014 06:05:35 PM Filed under
HardenedBSD is the latest BSD distribution writing into Phoronix to share its work.
HardenedBSD isn't some radical new BSD operating system but rather it's working on being a security-enhanced version of FreeBSD. HardenedBSD is just about providing security enhancements on top of the FreeBSD code-base. This initiative just started this summer by Oliver Pinter and Shawn Webb.
Out in the Open: Take Back Your Privacy With This Open Source WhatsAppSubmitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Wednesday 3rd of September 2014 06:24:42 PM Filed under
Private messaging apps like SnapChat and WhatsApp aren't as private as you might think.
SnapChat settled with the Federal Trade Commission earlier this month over a complaint that its privacy claims were misleading, as reported by USA Today, and last week, the Electronic Frontier Foundation published a report listing the company as the least privacy-friendly tech outfit it reviewed, including Comcast, Facebook, and Google. Last year, WhatsApp faced privacy complaints from the Canadian and Dutch governments, and like Snapchat, its security has been an issue as well.
Bringing new security features to DockerSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 3rd of September 2014 12:39:48 PM Filed under
In the first of this series on Docker security, I wrote "containers do not contain." In this second article, I'll cover why and what we're doing about it.
Docker, Red Hat, and the open source community are working together to make Docker more secure. When I look at security containers, I am looking to protect the host from the processes within the container, and I'm also looking to protect containers from each other. With Docker we are using the layered security approach, which is "the practice of combining multiple mitigating security controls to protect resources and data."
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Luckily, with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7, we get a plethora of security features.
Open source needs more than the Open Crypto Audit ProjectSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 3rd of September 2014 10:18:21 AM Filed under
But open source tends to be something of an agglomeration of programmers -- some brilliant, some boneheaded -- around a core developer or two. I think it just might be possible to influence the small group of programmers at the core of each open source project to create a culture that develops secure code. In fact, in some ways it might even be easier to do with open source projects because they, for the most part, don't face the arbitrary deadlines of the commercial world.
Open source software security: Who can you trust?Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 3rd of September 2014 10:07:49 AM Filed under
Red Hat: Open source "more secure" than proprietarySubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 3rd of September 2014 10:05:41 AM Filed under
Open source technologies are "more secure" than software that is developed in a proprietary way, Red Hat's JBoss middleware business unit general manager, Mike Piech, said in a meeting with journalists.
On the one hand, open source software code is freely available, which means that hackers will see how to hack it. But, on the other, there is also a vast community of people working to maintain open source software security.
Tails 1.1.1 is outSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 2nd of September 2014 01:36:18 PM Filed under
The next Tails release is scheduled for October 14.
Have a look to our roadmap to see where we are heading to.
Healthdirect Australia sees value in open source for security solutionSubmitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 2nd of September 2014 01:19:04 PM Filed under
Commonwealth and state/territory government funded public company, Healthdirect Australia, has used open source software to build an identity and access management (IAM) solution.
The IAM solution allows users to have one identity across all of its websites and applications. For example, users can sign in using their Facebook, LinkedIn or Gmail account.


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Beijing Noodle Co. No. 9
The front entry showcases a display kitchen and hints at the unique environment inside the restaurant. Halogen accents above the display highlight the food, while fluorescent strips create a floating effect from below.
One enters through a colonnade of fish tanks filled with brightly colored fish. Using halogen PAR20 surface-mounted track heads hidden behind the metal grill in the ceiling enhances the colors.
The design layers patterns. The lighting scheme helps to support and develop the pattern motif. LED tapelight is mounted behind the metal screen, casting light onto a reflective painted pattern.
The complexity of the design concept required the use of long life, low maintenance, and cost effective sources. This detail shows how the layers of light work within the spaces. The intricate space benefits from having all the light fixtures concealed from direct view. The metal panels curve around the space and the LEDs are mounted behind the panels. Mono-point mounted PAR20 track heads aim down to highlight the tables.
A 0 to 10V dimming system on the LEDs allows a standard lighting control system to set levels for lunch and dinner. The combination of LEDs and halogen sources allows for lighting settings that are traditional or unusual. The light levels reached by using the LEDs are approximately 15 footcandles. The halogen accents add an additional 50 footcandles to the tabletops. Flood beam spreads were used to create an even illumination throughout the restaurant.
Vibrant spots of color create contrast and interest in the dining room. Halogen sources were important for color rendering, and gives the spice racks and the orange in the glasses visual emphasis.
Beijing Noodle Co. No. 9 is a unique restaurant with architecturally integrated lighting design, achieving the layers of pattern light in the most cost and energy efficient manner.
Las Vegas is well-known for its interiors. Thrill-seekers and business people alike travel to this city in the desert to be dazzled and delighted, and Beijing Noodle Company No. 9, a new dining experience at Harrah's Casino, does not disappoint. The restaurant, designed by Bergman Walls and Associates, wraps visitors in a dense cocoon of busy patterns and swirling fish tanks. The lighting scheme by Lighting Design Alliance plays an important role in reinforcing the interior's nearly all-white color palette while at the same time calling out points of color.
The restaurant's dizzying spectacle is achieved through layers of light. Metal screens cut in a custom pattern stand off of the walls and ceiling, both concealing and revealing a similar pattern painted on the surfaces behind. Warm white LED tapelights on the back of the screens emit an even luminescence that seeps into the dining room, providing 15 footcandles of ambient light. Set on a zero-to-10V dimmer, the LEDs can be adjusted for lunch and dinner settings. PAR20 halogen trackheads carefully located between the openings in the screen spotlight the tables and the fish tanks with an additional 50 footcandles, bringing out the vibrant orange-hue colors of the fish and table settings. Surface-mounted linear fluorescent striplights with 3000K T5 lamps also play a part in the design, uplighting the bar face at the back of the restaurant and food in the entry display kitchen, adding another layer of complexity to the giddy array of light and pattern.
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St. John Fisher College's Fisher Players will be performing Little Shop of Horrors beginning Friday, November 16, through Sunday, November 18. The show is free for Fisher students, and $5 for the general public.
Little Shop of Horrors is a rock comedy horror musical by composer Alan Menken and writer Howard Ashman. The show is set in September 1960, and the nerdy Seymour Krelborn and beautiful, but ditzy, Audrey, work at Mushnik's Flower Shop in the slums of New York City.
After a day without a single customer, Mushnik wants to close the store. But Audrey persuades him to let Seymour display a "strange and interesting" plant, which he has named "Audrey II," to attract customers. Immediately, a customer enters and asks Seymour about the plant. Seymour explains that he got the plant from an old Chinese man during an unexpected solar eclipse. The plant successfully attracts several customers, and puts the flower shop back in business. Seymour's attempts to find proper nourishment for the finicky plant are unsuccessful until he accidentally pricks his finger on a rose thorn, and discovers that Audrey II has an appetite for human blood.
Little Shop of Horrors will open Friday, November 16 at 7:00 p.m. Other show dates include: Saturday, November 17 at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., and Sunday, November 18 at 2:00 p.m. The show will be held in Cleary Family Auditorium.
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Exhibitions and events are one of the best ways to get face to face with industry peers and customers, especially when you want to boost your brand profile or promote a new product. When most of us think of an 'exhibition' though, we envisage a conference centre, with hundreds of people milling around a labyrinth of display stands and marketing materials, but this isn't the only kind of exhibition out there.
You can also take your product or brand to the masses by embarking on a roadshow or mobile exhibition. This marketing tour method has been a popular choice in recent years, proving beneficial for a number of projects and sectors. Universities and other such institutions use this mobile approach to meet as many prospective students as possible, all in their hometowns without causing any inconvenience. National initiatives like the Change 4 Life program and the NHS Quit Smoking campaign have both benefited greatly from going mobile with their campaigns. By doing so, they have managed to boost public awareness and participation with nothing more than a few portable pop up displays, marketing materials and well-chosen locations.
So why should you take a leaf out of their book and invest in a mobile exhibition display? Well, for starters, roadshows and marketing tours are a great way of promoting your business, brand or products and they don't call for you to pay costly overheads or wait for big annual events. With a mobile pop up display you have more freedom and flexibility to take your brand and message directly to your target audience, instead of having to rely on them to find you.
Of course, knowing that you should go mobile with your marketing is one thing; knowing how to go about it is quite another. There is no one-size-fit- all plan, but you can start by reading the tips below.
Select the Perfect Venue
Unlike scheduled conventions and exhibitions, a marketing roadshow will allow you to choose various venues. For pop up displays, the best choices tend to be main thoroughfares like high streets, supermarkets and shopping centres. Once you have the necessary paperwork and permission to set up in one of these locations, you can let your display do the talking and draw in the passers-by.
Take the Tech on the Road
If you have ever attended an exhibition event, you will no doubt have noticed that technology is everywhere; lighting, sound, interactive features and all sorts of gadgets for people to play with. When you start planning for a portable exhibition though, you probably err on the side of caution, streamlining everything as much as possible, to make life as easy and simple as possible. Whilst this is understandable, it is not necessarily the best approach. Even on the road, you should integrate AV and IT equipment into your display, bringing it into the 21st century and encouraging even the most hurried of passers-by to stop, engage and interact with you and your display. Also, think about how you could incorporate technology like lighting and sound into your display. Though they won't be as interactive as tablets and touchscreen displays, they will certainly grab people's attention, which is why you're on the road in the first place.
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There are so many things to consider when designing your portable pop up display, especially in terms of the design. After all, you need to find the perfect balance between blending into your surroundings and standing out from the crowd, which is a difficult task in itself. On top of that though, you also need to pay close attention to the practicalities. No matter how flashy and fantastic your display's design is, you need to make sure it is a reasonable size, a flexible shape, properly laid out and easily transportable. Think about the display's dimensions, its materials and how durable it is likely to be with months on the road and potentially thousands of visitors. Also, ensure that it is easy to assemble, disassemble and transport. As pretty as you want your pop up to look, it still needs to be practical and – crucially – portable.
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CLDOC is a document generator for C and C++ projects to create documentation automatically out of comments as well as creating XML-based descriptions of the API. CLDOC is a new project but already sounds promising and is being powered by LLVM's Clang C/C++ front-end for its parser.
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STAR-STUDDED AMERICARNA LIVE CLASSIC CAR SHOW RETURNS TO CHARLOTTE AREA THANKSGIVING WEEKENDSecond Annual AmeriCarna LIVE Car Show Scheduled for Nov. 29 in Davidson, N.C. to Benefit IGNITE Hosted by Ray Evernham, Star of the Popular AmeriCarna Car Show on Velocity Hundreds of classic, custom, and celebrity cars will roll into the Ingersoll Rand corporate campus in Davidson, N.C. on Saturday, Nov. 29 of Thanksgiving weekend for the second annual AmeriCarna LIVE Car Show presented by Ingersoll Rand and MSC Industrial Supply Co. WHO:Ray Evernham, a former NASCAR championship crew chief, host of AmeriCarna on Velocity and founder of IGNITE, along with auto enthusiasts from around the East and some of his NASCAR friendsWHAT:A car show to support IGNITE, an innovative community center in Davidson for young adults with high functioning autism HFA or Asperger's Syndrome AS. IGNITE offers activities, skills training, and educational workshops that will foster social, financial, educational, and employment independence for its members.Some of the celebrity car owners, including Ray Evernham, will attend the event. The car show also will feature live music from local bands, silent auction, food vendors and a celebrity car corral. The general public can enter their own cars at http://americarnatv.com/americarna-live/2014/WHERE:The Ingersoll Rand corporate campus on the edge of Lake Davidson adjacent to Lake Norman. Parking is available on the Ingersoll Rand campus, which is located at 800 Beaty Street, Davidson, N.C. 28036.WHEN:The car show is open to the public from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Spectator admission is $5 per person and kids under 10 are free. The car show awards will be presented at approximately 3:30 p.m. ...more >>
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HILLSVILLE — Three reckless driving convictions against a 47-year-old Pilot Mountain, N.C., man were the legal conclusion on Tuesday in his preliminary hearing in connection with a March 22 wreck that killed three people instantly on Interstate 77.
Virginia State Police had charged Gary Edward Hicinbothem with driving under the influence of alcohol, reckless driving and three counts of involuntary manslaughter in the crash not far from the Fancy Gap exit in Carroll County.
INDEPENDENCE — A site has been chosen for the new regional water system in Independence — but the land purchase must still be negotiated.
Bobby Lane of Lane Engineering updated Independence Town Council Oct. 14 on the progress of both the new water system and the upgrades to the town's wastewater plant — both of which will serve the new state prison being built just outside Independence.
Lane said a site has been chosen for the new water plant, but the land had not been secured yet.
After several delays and more than two years after purchasing a building, USDA Rural Development has given Galax the go-ahead to solicit bids for renovating the old First National Bank building downtown into Chestnut Creek School of the Arts by mid-2009.
Bids for construction will be opened Oct. 30, and are expected to be presented to Galax City Council on Nov. 10. After the bidder is chosen and the contract awarded, construction should begin before the end of the year.
Princess Davis, a third-grade teacher at Fairview Elementary School has been named the Galax Wal-Mart store's teacher of the year for 2008, after she was chosen from nominees in the Twin County area.
Wal-Mart officials presented the award to Davis during a surprise ceremony amongst family, friends, faculty, staff and students of Fairview Elementary. Her daughter and granddaughter even flew in from Atlanta for the event.
A graduate and dedicated fan of Virginia Tech, Davis has taught third grade a Fairview for 36 years, inspiring more than 700 students.
An extravaganza fundraising event for the Free Clinic of the Twin Counties will be held Friday and Saturday at the Grover King VFW Post 1115 in Hillsville.
Friday night starts at 7 p.m. and will feature bluegrass and old-time music with JoAnn Redd & Friends, Kilby Spencer & Friends, The Heritage IV, James Marshall and The Highlanders.
Hot dogs and drinks will be available, with $5 admission.
FAIRVIEW — The 2nd Annual HOPEfest on Oct. 11 raised more than $14,000 to benefit the Infantile Scoliosis Outreach Program (ISOP) and Grayson-Carroll Shriners.
Jennifer and Brandon Davis, of Galax, organized the event, held at the Fairview Ruritan Club.
The couple's 3-year-old son Evan developed infantile scoliosis at three months of age.
After spending all but three months of his life in casts and braces, Evan is hopefully done.
INDEPENDENCE — A minister known as having a "million friends" and who preached an estimated 6,000 local funerals has died.
The Rev. Fred E. Jennings, 80, of Baywood, died last Tuesday.
Jennings was born and raised in Grayson County where he spread the Word of God for more than 50-years.
HILLSVILLE — A Dugspur man told two Carroll County boards last Tuesday that he doesn't want to be left high and dry on the issues of water in his community and on mandatory connections.
Citizen Arden Huff has been working to raise interest in water supplied by the Carroll Public Service Authority to Dugspur, and he now feels that the rules have changed in midstream.
Mandatory connections would require, under certain conditions, imposing a fee for a residence that's not hooked up to the water system.
INDEPENDENCE — The Twin County Regional Airport Commission received another vote in favor of restructuring on Oct. 9 — but may have a fight left with Independence.
Town council members discussed a plan to give up Independence's seat on the commission only if members from Galax, Carroll and Grayson give up theirs and new members are appointed.
State regulators last week approved two rate increases sought by Appalachian Power Co., and later this month will hold a public hearing on a third proposal that could increase customers' electricity costs by an average of nearly 24 percent.
The approved rates were less than the company originally requested, but spokesman Todd Burns said the electric utility supported the State Corporation Commission's decisions.
One case involved Appalachian's request for a fuel rate increase.
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Marketers are not just creative types who relish a long lunch: our creative debate is fierce
Letty Edwards, marketing director of Fox's Biscuits and Avana Bakery, and a judge for the Marketing Design Awards 2014, explores the subjectivity of design and the intensity of the creative process.
'Creative presentations and design can be some of the most fiercely debated and intense meetings'
Anyone who assumes that marketers are wholly creative types who relish nothing better than a long lunch, agency meeting and presentation of design concepts are, quite frankly, sorely misguided in my book.
Anyone who assumes marketers are wholly creative types, who relish nothing better than a long lunch and agency presentation, are sorely misguided in my book
Creative presentations and design can be some of the most fiercely debated subjects and intense meetings.
Despite setting clear briefs with measurable KPIs, judging a creative response often becomes a hotbed of personal opinion, subjectivity and conflicting views. After all, we are shortlisting design routes that we believe will capture the consumer or shopper's eye, differentiate ourselves, while at the same time represent our brand perfectly.
We often make decisions for the consumer, rather than with the consumer, and often as an industry we get it wrong.
Why? Because we don't listen, research properly, be brave, challenge our agencies, agree among ourselves, stop tweaking, stop asking the world and the CEO's wife ...the list goes on.
Often, design we all admire comes from the giants who have built brand equity over generations, or the challengers who have been brave enough to do something differently. My answer: develop a strong agency partnership and sweat the big and small stuff together.
Don't involve too many cooks, and do your research properly.
Having said that, I do believe that truly great design comes from great planning and creative, as well as a client who provides a great brief, has belief and is brave enough to be challenged.
Note to all my design partners: hold me to this!
This year the Marketing Design Awards presentation will be held in the evening of the 18 March at the Hippodrome, Leicester Square, London. To book your place and more information about the evening visit: www.marketingdesignawards.com. Any questions? Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 020 8267 4043.
Find out which brands and agencies have been shortlisted - plus who else is in the judging line-up.
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Virginia Tech may have lost a lot of starters from last season, but several freshman have emerged as possible playmakers who can have an immediate impact this season.
For all that's changing in College Park in 2014, much is the same for head coach Randy Edsall. So does continuity or change ultimately win out?
Maryland head coach Randy Edsall gave the latest on injuries to his football team on Monday. Details here.
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ALBANY, N.Y. -- It will be a busy day today at the state Capitol ahead of Governor Cuomo's State of the State address tomorrow.
The 23rd annual People's State of the State rally will take place today at noon.
Members of the Hunger Action Network hope Cuomo will address and call for raising the New York's minimum wage to $10 per hour. They're also calling for more funding for emergency food programs, campaign finance reform and other social issues.
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MEDFORD, Ore. — Counterfeit tens, twenties and hundreds were found by Medford police and officials said they were in the process of being produced when they served a search warrant last month. "Bills in all types of different parts of the process from the sheets to the finished bills. 10's, 20's and 100's," said Medford … Continue reading »
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