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Angel Oracle Cards
Using an angel oracle pack is a great way to start to communicate with your angels. At a recent angel workshop we had access to an abundance of angel oracles. Here I present a selection of my tried and trusted decks and a few that I saw on that day.
A Sound Healing Workshop with Julie Felix
Im always interested in vibrational healing methods, but confess I havent used much sound healing in my work, so when a friend told me that singer Julie Felix was coming to Hereford, England, my nearest city, it was an opportunity I couldnt miss.
Rewriting Your Life Script
Shakespeare wrote All the Worlds a Stage, And all the men and women merely players. Do you like the play you are acting in right now? Are you happy with your role & your lines? Would you like to rewrite the script?
Calls to Mystic Alice by Alice Rose Morgan
A psychic and her Spooks explain karma, reincarnation, and everything else you forgot on your way to Earth.
Glastonbury Spiritual Retail Therapy
With its unique history, mythology & geography, Glastonbury UK has developed as a thriving centre for the New Age. Here is the biggest concentration of New Age boutiques, crystal shops & esoteric bookshops you're ever likely to find. Would you like a tour?
Glastonbury - Place of Legend
Glastonbury is a small town with a big reputation. Located in Somerset UK it is a focal point of the Arthurian myths and legends. The curious energy of the place, centred on Glastonbury Tor, has attracted a concentration of healers, psychics & mystics unparalleled anywhere in the world.
Channelling Nature Spirits
When Cheri Barstow contacted me from California to say she was coming to the UK I thought wed have some fun together! Id read her channellings from nature spirits in her book Elementally Speaking and wondered what shed make of some of the magical places I know in Wales.
Versatile Quartz Crystal
Most crystal healers would agree that clear quartz crystal is the most versatile of all the stones we work with. Its clarity transmits white light in healing, which contains the whole colour spectrum. If I could only work with one type of crystal this would be my choice.
Reading Around Crystal Healing
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White Mountain Retreat Centre
Sometimes we need to take some time out in our lives to recharge our batteries and just be. A Retreat style vacation can be just the thing you need to truly get away from it all. I stayed at the White Mountain Retreat Centre in Crete.
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Alternative Medicine
Natural Menopause Remedy Supplements Relieving SymptomsApril 19th, 2013
Many women seek natural menopause treatment products to help them manage bothersome menopause symptoms. Dr. Shoreh Ershadi discusses the effectiveness of natural menopause remedies in alleviating various menopause symptoms.
New Urgency To Ending Alzheimer'sApril 19th, 2013
USAgainstAlzheimer's—the national community and movement committed to stopping Alzheimer's by 2020—today launched WomenAgainstAlzheimer's (womenagainstalzheimers.org), the first national network of women in leadership positions working to speed the pace of research and build real momentum to end Alzheim
Ten Secrets to a Happier Life with Parkinson's DiseaseApril 19th, 2013
The National Parkinson Foundation's (NPF) medical director, Michael S.
Making Healthcare Decisions AheadApril 17th, 2013
It's a trying time for the entire family having to watch a loved one's health decline. It can be even more stressful and confusing when medical decisions must be made, and family members debate healthcare decisions and question who best knows the patient's wishes.
Millions of US Teens May Be Missing Out on Annual CheckupsApril 17th, 2013
Approximately one-third of teens may be missing annual checkups according to data from the US Department of Health and Human Services and the US Census. Teens often encounter social, emotional, and physical issues that may include eating disorders and obesity, substance abuse, and sexually transmitted infections.
Cintas Names Top Eight Tips for Beating the HeatApril 17th, 2013
Cintas Corporation, a leader in first-aid and safety personal protective products (PPE), today released top tips for limiting heat stress in the workplace. When the body is unable to cool itself by sweating, heat stress can occur. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), five to 10 million workers are exposed to heat-related illnesses each year.
Grown Up Grilled CheeseApril 16th, 2013California Dairy Offers a Sandwich Trio for National Grilled Cheese Month
April is National Grilled Cheese Month and the cheese experts at the California Milk Advisory Board (CMAB) are celebrating the cult-like devotion to this classic favorite by offering three inventive and delicious ways to serve it up.
Tips For How Your Feet Can Look, Feel and Smell BetterApril 16th, 2013
As the weather warms, Epsom salt can help your feet feel better, look better, even smell better, according to Dr. Jeffrey Bowman, an award-winning foot doctor who serves on several committees with the American Podiatric Medical Association.
Women's Eye Health MonthApril 15th, 2013
Today, of the 3.4 million Americans suffering from visual impairment, about 2.3 million are women, and those that fall into the legally blind category, 70 percent of them are women.
Easy Exercises to Relieve Tension AnywhereApril 15th, 201324 Hour Fitness shares simple movements to help ease a stressful day
Many studies have proven stress can have both mental and physical effects on the body; and managing it can be just as important to overall health as exercising regularly, getting enough sleep and maintaining a balanced diet. Stress Awareness Month is a great reminder to evaluate how stress impacts your life, and how you can make constructive changes to combat its negative health effects.

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Cat among the pigeons
What's a rising star like Daniele Gatti doing conducting the poor relation among London's orchestras? Giving the Royal Philharmonic a niche of its own, he tells Malcolm Hayes
Friday 21 February 1997
Born 35 years ago in Milan to a pair of musical parents, Daniele Gatti's desire to conduct started early. "My father was a tenor who studied with the great Aureliano Pertile after the war," he says. "As it happened, he didn't make this his career [going into banking instead], but his example helped me. When I was 14 he took to me to La Scala to see a performance of Rossini's La Cenerentola. From then on, I was sure what I wanted to do."
A steady rise to prominence in Italy led in 1992 to Gatti's appointment as resident conductor of the Orchestra della Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia in Rome. The same year he got himself noticed in these islands with his top-flight conducting of Bellini's I Capuleti e I Montecchi (Romeo and Juliet to you and me) at Covent Garden, and was duly appointed principal guest conductor at the Royal Opera in September 1994. His debut concert that month with the RPO was followed by Vladimir Ashkenazy's precipitate and none too amicable departure as the orchestra's long-standing music director, and Gatti's appointment to take over from September 1996 (a post he now holds concurrently with that of music director of Bologna Opera).
A few months before he did so, the RPO found it had emerged from yet another recession still in one piece, but with its bank balance severely depleted. The result was the summary removal of its managing director, Paul Findlay, and head of public affairs, Ewen Balfour - the team that first brought Gatti in. This is the background against which the RPO's new music director (whose musicians already fondly call him "Signor Cats") finds himself steering Britain's "national orchestra" towards the future. It's a far from simple task, given the RPO's perceived track-record as an orchestra jostling for London dates with its rivals like a dodgem car at a funfair. Gatti's response is both imaginative and pragmatic.
"I think we have to create a new public," he says. "And I think also that we have to be realistic. There is the orchestra's residency in Nottingham, and our touring schedule, and these will remain important, but I don't think it's really understood what a big name the Royal Philharmonic is abroad. We have an 18-concert tour of America coming up, and a tour of Japan, and we had no difficulty fixing these up. Sometimes I'm asking why an orchestra like this is still seen as a Cinderella orchestra. If that's the perception, we want to rise above it.
"The real challenge for us now is London. It's like a fantastic cultural garden - there's so much going on here, with the theatre, and musicals, and opera, and so many concerts. I see no point in us trying to compete directly with the LSO, for example, by putting on about 60 concerts a year. The competition is so strong, it's so much better funded [the LSO currently receives pounds 1,165,000 a year from the Arts Council to the RPO's pounds 300,000], and we're not going to take their audiences away from them. I would like to carve out a corner of space for the Royal Philharmonic. We must look around us and ask ourselves what can we do that other orchestras are not doing."
Gatti's plans so far include the RPO's current concert series at the Barbican planned around the works of Mendelssohn, Ravel, and Richard Strauss, with another series next season contrasting Tchaikovsky and Bartk. "You might think that Mendelssohn is quite often played here," says Gatti, "but in fact he isn't." There will also be a Mahler cycle, planned with an eye to the RPO's decision to play concerts regularly at the Royal Albert Hall. Gatti is well aware that, while this huge barn of an auditorium is a natural Mecca for concert audiences during each summer's BBC Proms, a wet evening in November isn't quite the same thing.
But he feels the challenge should be taken up. "I think it's possible to develop something. Again, regular events will help. We're planning an annual concert for Holy Week, on Maundy Thursday each year: first I will conduct Verdi's Requiem, next year the German Requiem by Brahms, and then I hope we'll go on to do others. It's quite tough to get the exact dates, but they're important. We need to build on the idea that concerts are special events: we do fewer, but better in Italy; there's a tradition that opera and concert seasons are structured more like this - each one like a festival.
"More, I don't know, what can I do? I find the Royal Philharmonic among the warmest orchestras to work with. They have fame as a virtuoso orchestra. I want to keep this, and to add the adjective espressivo. This means especially working with the leader to develop the string sound." And what about the RPO's fabled tendency to mirror, a bit too faithfully, the abilities of different conductors by playing anything from brilliantly to indifferently themselves? Gatti doesn't duck the issue. "Of course, if we get to a point where we can engage someone like Kleiber, or Solti, we'll get a fantastic concert. But also when I engage a middle-level conductor, the orchestra must not play below its ability. There must be an excellent basic level. This is what I want."
He also wants a bit of management stability, and it looks as if he now has it, with John Manger's arrival last month as the RPO's managing director. Manger himself says the situation he has inherited is not as dire as rumour has it. "By the time I arrived, any financial haemorrhaging had already stopped. It's now my responsibility to develop the orchestra's business base, while Daniele is here to take the artistic decisions."
And Manger's own analysis of the problems ahead relates to Gatti's. "I think that, to attract more listeners, we have to accept that we're trying to get them to come along to the concert of the record they have at home. How do we do this? It's notoriously difficult. I think it's important to bring out the sense of human contact you get from a concert, much more than from a CD. The sense of joining in an event where fellow human beings are out there on the platform. If we can crack this one, we're on our way."
Realistically, doesn't it come down to somehow dragging potential concert- goers away from televised football? Gatti insists that the same is true in Italy. "For two days after every weekend, in the newspapers it's just football," he says. "Culture has to wait." Just like here, I suggest. "Ah, yes," says Gatti, with a grin like a Cheshire (or Lombard?) cat. "But at least you have five orchestras"n
Daniele Gatti opens the new RPO season tonight with a programme of Schoenberg, Ravel and Strauss, 7.30pm Barbican Hall, Silk St, London EC2 (0171-638 8891)
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Video: United TodayMonday's bulletin features footage of Falcao back in full training.
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Schools for thousands of public school students are about to get longer. Colorado, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Tennessee will all add at least 300 hours to the school calendar in some schools in 2013. The three year pilot program will affect almost 20,000 students in 40 schools. The schools working with districts, faculty and parents will decide whether to make school days longer, add more days to the school year or both. A mix of federal, state and district funds will cover the costs. The Ford Foundation and the National Center for Time and Learning will also contribute resources.
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There's a distinct difference between classic Disney animations and the films like "Frozen" that we see today. Older films were hand animated, and feature a distinctly flat cartoonish appearance, but today's computer animated films are a world apart. Their atmospheric realism is so convincing it almost looks like the real world. Video game character artist Tyson Murphy has been updating these classics making us wonder, "what if those older films were made today?" [Read more…]
A Film Without Film: Behold The Magic of 3D Printing Animation
Who says you need film to make a film? A French artist named Julien Maire has combined the modern technology of 3D printing with the classic art of animation to create unique light motion on a wall. The final result, composed of 85 miniature figurines in various micro-movement poses, looks like a motion picture of a man digging a hole. Like a flashy, crackly, silent film reel from the early 1900s, the project uses new ideas to create something old school. [Read more…]
Norman Rockwell's "Connoisseur" Admires the GIF Masterpieces of Today
For the GIF connoisseur, there isn't a huge selection at your local gallery or museum. But one art space has emerged digitally, bringing those with a taste for looping images that same sense of admiring a masterpiece… in the company of one particular fellow. He originally appeared in Norman Rockwell's painting The Connoisseur in 1951. It showed him observing what looked like a Jackson Pollock piece. [Read more…]
Moments After This Animator Shared His Beautiful Video, His Girlfriend Said "YES!"
When Adam Rosenbaum decided to pop the question, he chose a format that is very close to our hearts. He created the charming animation below, sprinkled with important moments from he and his (now) fiance's life together. We caught up with him to learn what went in to the very special moment. [Read more…]
A Mesmerizing Stop-Motion Video Made by Sanding Through Objects a Half Millimeter at a Time
There are hidden spaces inside the objects that surround us, and it only takes a industrial sanding machine to reveal them. That's the work that artist Laurin Döpfner has done with the video Verschleif, removing just a half millimeter of each object with a pass from the sander, and photographing each layer to create a seriously mesmerizing stop-motion video. [Read more…]
Get Lost in Endlessly Repeating GIFs Based on Mesmerizing Math
There's mesmerizing art hidden in math and physics, and Dublin-based physics student David Whyte is revealing it for us. His Tumblr site Bees & Bombs is chock full of creations that will delight you with their cleverly looping geometry in motion. [Read more…]
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Every time I go to the store to buy something, I always look to see where it was made. Very seldom these days can you find an item that proudly displays that ol' tried and true – "Made in the USA."
One of the worst things is that it seems like we just don't make anything any more. I'm beginning to wonder what we have done wrong. What's happening?
I want my old America back. You know the one I'm talking about – the one that used to proudly manufacture good, solid goods of all types and descriptions.
I don't want to see "Made in China" on nearly everything. I don't want to see "Made in India" on things that the stores offer us these days. I hated it when I saw "Assembled in Mexico" on my Chevrolet a few years ago. What's that supposed to mean? Assembled? That sounds like "Made in Mexico" to me. Somebody gave me a shirt that says "Made in Vietnam." Say what? Didn't we have a war with them a few years back?
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"Cosy small hotel with a great location"
Small but nice hotel. we had the weirdest room i have ever seen in an hotel. It was a room located just beneath the roof and to get there you had to walk though what looked like a closet door (the main door to the room), then go 2 levels up on a small winding stair, pass the toilet on the 1 level and then your will arrive at cosy room with a view to […] the Rialto bridge and the main canal though Venice. The only thing letting the room down was the maintenance. It was worn down and some effort to restore it should be prioritized. the toilet had been refurbished not so long ago so that was fine. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good location"
We came to this hotel for our honeymoon stay. The location was amazing with a nice balcony that could be used on the second floor. The hotel and the room was pretty old and interent had to be paid for per night.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great hotel right near Rialto"
Great time, staff really friendly, room was cleaned daily had clean sheets and towels daily. Overall great experience and would deffo stay againGenuine Expedia guest review
"Venetian AND practical"
I booked the hotel only a week or so before I arrived in Venice, and I chose it because it was the most affordable of the various hotels that still had rooms available for the whole of the 4-day period of my trip. I was actually expecting the worst - noise from the crowded Rialto area, rickety stairs up to my room that would overlook some dingy alley, […] sagging beds and a very cursory breakfast. The Ovidius turned out to be the most pleasant surprise - very Venetian but also very practical. First, there was a lift up to the second floor. Second, because my room did overlook the alley rather than the Grand Canal, it was quiet and pleasant. Third, the bed was firm, the chandelier was very pretty, the room was clean and air-conditioned, the bathroom was tiled in lovely pink and cream marble and the shower worked well. Fourth, the breakfast selection was not large, but it was certainly more than adequate and there was a good view of the Grand Canal plus another very lovely chandelier. Fifth, the hotel staff were all very friendly and helpful. All in all, the hotel provided a definite Venetian character to my trip plus a good place to rest and relax. My only suggestion: wholemeal bread option for breakfast? Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"very basic"
Very nice staff and great location. The hotel itself is very basic-some furniture-shelves-for example-are just broken and falling apart (they just "look" like shelves but do not try to put anything on them). Every room seems to have different problems- Internet not free and not reliable. Breakfast is basic. Great restaurants nearby-with a better wi-fi. […] Shortly speaking: very nice staff but a run-down hotel. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Grand Canal"
Hotel excellent location on Grand canal by the Rialto bridge.Food very expensive in restaurants on grand canal much cheaper away from the rialto area.You can see most of Venice by walking but recommend getting a pass for the water bus.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel next to Rialto Bridge"
The hotel was pleasant, nice sized room with a big bed and bathroom. The breakfast hall was close by with a great view out the balcony of the Rialto Bridge and the heart of Venice. The staff were friendly and courteous.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel, fantastic location."
The hotel is in a fantastic location, 100m from the Rialto Bridge on the Grand Canal. No chance of getting lost as you are right opposite the Rialto Water Bus Stop! Hotel could do with a freshen up, however, the hotel is very clean. The hotel staff are very friendly and left a bottle of Prosecco in our room on my partner's birthday..which was the purpose […] of our trip..a really nice touch! Breakfast is basic but does the job. This hotel is situated perfectly for visiting all landmarks you'd wish to see on your visit. By a waterbus ticket for your duration of stay rather than buying on each trip as this will save you a lot of money. All all we had a fantastic time and will be back! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel in great location"
We stayed at the hotel for 3 nights in April 2014 and had a pleasent stay. The staff were friendly and helpful and always had a smile. The facilities are clean but fairly basic overall. Breakfast was basic with toast and cereal offered, could do with more choice e.g fruit of hot foods. On the plus side the hotel is in a great location just by the Rialto […] bridge which can be reached in less than 2 minutes. San Marco square is a 5 minute walk and the hotel is best placed to be able to explore Venice from a great location. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Exceeded expectations"
Fantastic location on the Grand Canal, reasonable price, clean. Old building, no elevator, modest rooms, modest breakfast - but all this was expected in this price range for an old city like Venice. On the other hand, amazing sitting rooms with balconies overlooking the Grand Canal were a great advantage. One even had a piano, very cozy. We would return […] to this hotel without hesitation. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Comfortable hotel on the edge of the Grand Canal."
Very much enjoyed our stay. Hotel was comfortable and staff very helpful. I had chosen to pay slightly more for a room overlooking the canal, and then we were then upgraded to an even better room. Watching all the activity on the canal was an experience in itself and well worth the extra cost (even without the upgrade). Having read some other reviews […] I was prepared for breakfast to be meagre, but in fact it was fine, with a good range of cereals, yoghurts, meats and bread products. Only slightly odd thing was that our room had a spa bath but no plug, and when we asked if we could have a plug it was refused because "people keep flooding". As there was no shower curtain either this meant we had to crouch in the bath trying desperately hard not to soak the floor - but we chose to view it as indicative of the madness that is the basic premise of Venice. If you are expecting sleek modernity and all the amenities then Venice is probably not the place for you. But if you just give yourself over to the charm of the place it captivates and entrances. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great Location, Cosy Hotel"
The hotel is a very cosy hotel with a family vibe. Terrific location and really close to everything.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Fantastic location and friendly service"
Very helpful staff and a welcoming ambience. What a view from the breakfast room! Would recommend to friends.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Old-fashioned and small"
Hotel room was small, had to check key everytime i left, keys were in reach of anyone and no one was at desk. Be prepared to pay a 3 euro per night tax. I felt the bed was a little dirty so i slept in my clothes and a hoody. Carpet was nasty and wood was rotting. Was located in the heart of a dumpy area.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Location"
We stayed 6 days at Locanda Ovidius and loved every minute. Rooms were nice and kept really clean breakfast lovely with a fantastic view over the Grand Canal. The location was perfect for walking and catching the water ferries. All the staff were friendly and helpful. It was the second time that we had stayed here and if I ever have the chance to visit […] Venice again I will go back to this Hotel. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good location but overpriced"
We stayed at the Locanda Ovidius in September 2013. The location was very central, but the condition of the hotel was a little disappointing. Half of our shower door was missing, bed was uncomfortable and pillow was flat. The staff were excellent though, so that made it all worthwhile.Genuine Expedia guest review
"My visit to Venice"
The Hotel room was a little awkward. Our room was in a former attic, the only access was via a spiral staircase. The restroom was located at the mid level of the room and was accessed via the spiral staircase. That made things a little inconvieniant especially after a couple of glasses of wine. The other thing that was a little bit of a pain the sleeping […] area was split level meaning the floor under the head of the bed was about 8 inches lower than the foot of the bed. They made up the difference by shortening the legs of the bed at one end to level the bed. The only problem was the floor was all done in laminate of the same color. Making the 8 inch drop invisible to the eye, almost broke our neck in a couple of occasions . Given the cost of rooms in Venice the hotel was not a bad value. Would not stay there again if the same room was issued to me (301). Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Great location but the hotel needs to some upkeep, painting, wall plaster, etc.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Quaint hotel close to the canel"
Pretty easy to find/checkin. Breakfast was adequate and welcome. On the day we checked out they made sure we had something prepped even though it was outside the normal hours (had to check out at 6 am). WiFi is an extra fee if you book through an agency, but the biggest problem is it doesn't reach the rooms, so you only have access in the foyer or in […] the dining area. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Dont accept room 209 !!"
We felt this room would have been ok as a single room. It was sadly lacking in wardrobe space, the only small wardrobe had the bottom 1/3rd taken up with a mini bar fridge , and it had a safe box taking up part of the top 2/3rds. The result was having to live out of our suitcase for 6 days. We were not expecting a window view of the Rialto bridge, however […] a wall about 2 feet away was a bit of a shock !! This room was the only one on that side of the corridor , and it felt it was an after thought for a room purely to maximise profit. The shower leaked between hose and hand set resulting in reduced pressure at rose, also hand set holder could not be adjusted effectively as it would not tighten up ! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great view!!"
We upgraded to a room with a view when we arrived. Definitely worth the money. The hotel is situated off the Canal near Rialto. The view was amazing at all times of the day. The furnishings were a little outdated but a very comfortable room. Great staff! Made us feel very welcome.Genuine Expedia guest review
"An ideal romantic getaway"
This hotel wont be for everyone, but for us it was amazing. The first thing to say is that the staff were amazing. Truly wonderful people who seemed happy to see us and always wanted to help. Breakfast was excellent, a choice of different things for all tastes. The location was outstanding, we had a superb Grand Canal view and just a short stroll to […] some lovely bars and restaurants that were great value. On a slight downside, the air con didn't work and the shower head kept falling off the wall and spaying the room, but these are small issues when put against all the great things. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"In the Heart of Venice"
Hotel Locanda Ovidius is centrally located making all Venice attractions an easy 5 to 15 minute walk away. Front office staff were consistently friendly and helpful. Would happily go back to this convenient location.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The breakfast in hotel was poor it dos not need much to imroove breakfast it was no fresh fruit and eggs for example not much to eat really . hotel lacation excelent , rooms clean but poorly dacorated not looking at all like in brochure.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"OK place as it is steps from Rialto Bridge"
Room was very small, but then again what is not in Venice. My wife and I enjoyed the location of the hotel....steps from Rialto Bridge and on the grand canal, and all we did was just come in after a long day of shopping and site seeing to sleep.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Disappointing hotel"
The room was small even compared to European standards. We requested and payed for an upgraded room overlooking the canal. The room we received was at the end of a hallway furthest from the canal. I did voice my concerns over this but English became a hard language for them to understand. The bathroom was small, the shower door did not work until "I" […] fixed it. The location was the only saving grace as it was meters away from the Realto bridge and great shops and restaurants. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"But what a view!"
Room interior probably looked the same in 1700 and may have been the same fabric on the walls. Looked moldy in spots but may have just been really old. No smell otherwise. Bathroom was more updated. Wifi is extra and only works in the breakfast area - disappointing. Our room had a lovely view of the wall next door BUT the breakfast area had a spectacular […] view of the Grand Canal out on the itty-bitty balcony. Breakfast was typical european fair but staff not the most friendly. Coffee and tea premade at some ungodly hour so that it was cold at 730. Not inexpensive but with the great location with water taxis, food and shops worth the price. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice tucked away hotel near Rialto bridge"
The hotel's condition was a little bit worse than I was expecting for the ratings I had seen and the price of the hotel. But everything is more expensive in Venice, and more expensive to keep up, so I can't say it was terribly surprising. The location was great, just down the canal from the Rialto bridge. Very close to the Rialto market. The wi-fi was […] a pretty big rip-off. We had to pay 5 Euro for a wi-fi password that only worked in the common areas. So we paid 5 Euro to use wi-fi when there is a computer available anyway. The wi-fi showed up on devices in our room, but the connection was so slow I just used my 3G on my phone. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Reasonable place to stay in very central location"
Stayed there for 12 nights. Close to everything - 10 min walk to St Mark's square, 15 min to Pl Roma, waterbus stop across canal. very good location to explore Venice. We were initially disappointed that our room did not have a view of the canal, but that turned out to be good thing since the Canal Grande is noisy from the early morning to late night. Breakfast […] includes cofee, tea, milk, juices, toast bread, ham and salami, cake, cereal, variety of jams and is the same every day. If you need variety, something freshly cooked (i.e. eggs) or fruits and vegetables, you need to go outside of find a hotel with full kitchen. If you are not picky, there is enough food to fill you up until lunch. Just about the only complain we have is lack of WiFi signal in the room. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
The Hotel was clean and the breakfast was pleasing. The only thing that was annoying was that we had to pay an extra tax fee (although only 3euros per person per night) was only allowed to be paid cash.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Rialto location"
Friendly staff. Tired furnishings but good location.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Safe and reliable"
Absolutely fine. Friendly and helpful, Clean. would have welcomed some kind of loungein our part of the hotel (entry split into 2 parts)Genuine Expedia guest review
A basic hotel in an excellent location, good views from the breakfast room balcony (better than the breakfast). You get what you pay for here everything is okay and it is a comfortable hotel to use as a base to explore the wonderful sights of Venice. Don't expect too much and you will not be diappointed. Internet access a disappointment as only avialble […] in small reception area and charged in rooms. Not the end of the world but surprising in this day and age. We had quite a small room and bathroom but everything you needed was supplied. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Lovely hotel, great location"
Hotel was clean, had everything we needed, staff were friendly and helpful, and the location was central which was perfect for us.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great for a weekend in Vinice!"
Fantastic location and excellent staff, who were incredibly helpful and very pleasent. Decor was in keeping with the whole Venice experience - shabby [but not too shabby] chic. Only slight downside was that our room was a tad on the 'shoebox' side, but not deal buster. One of the best aspects of the hotel were the belconies overlooking the Grand Canal […] and the Rialto Bridge. Surprised it was only 3 stars really. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"A perfect base for Venice"
This is a well kept and characterful hotel. If you prefer modern, spacious, glittering hotels, with restaurant and bars, this is not for you (though bars and plenty of trattoria are just round the corner). If you want a tranquil hotel with lovely rooms, good service and breakfast, this would appeal. The position is outstanding, just near the Rialto […] Bridge. Our room was overlooking the Grand Canal; the best situated room I have stayed in. Fellow guests were quiet and courteous, and the staff always helpful. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
This hotel had the best views on the Grand canal from the terraces. The rooms were descent. The only downside was that it was a hike from the train station We walked - bad idea (take a water bus it's only 2 stops). The Hotel was great, GREAT location - close to the Rialto Bridge and St. Mark's Sq.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Weekend in Venice"
The staff at this hotel were absolutely great. We definitely received great customer service. Nothing was too much trouble. On our day of departure we were able to use the shower facilities and hotel lounge area. This was brilliant as we had a late evening flight. We were able to leave our luggage at the hotel after we checked out and this enabled us […] to explore more of Venice on our last day. Breakfast was fine. Continental breakfast, as much as you can eat. Plenty to choose from. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"A basic hotel"
The hotel is in an excellent position on the grand canel very near to the Rialto bridge, but it has become very run down.Genuine Expedia guest review
Great location, overpriced, breakfast shocking and not worth payin for. Toilet flush kept running, television very very old and small, air conditioning you can not control you have to ask person in reception to adjust, turn on, off etc.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great Location!"
The location of this hotel was very conveniently located almost next to the Rialto Bridge where it was very easy to access vaporetto's (water bus), water taxis, gondolas, restaurants, and shopping. The room (triple) was quite tight with a cot squeezed in for my son but we didn't spend much time in the room anyway. Although the room had no view, the […] hotel did have a nice little balcony overlooking the Grand Canal and the Rialto where we could relax with a glass of wine and watch the world go by at night. The only thing that was a little awkward was that we were required to return the room key (no scan cards) to the front desk everytime we left the hotel and pick it up when we returned. There was always someone very nice at the front desk 24/7 so it became a non-issue. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Superb Venetian-style Decorations & Great Location"
Pros: - Great cleaning bedroom with Superb Venetian-style decoration - Room is equiped with Minibar & Small fridge, Venetian-style cupboard with cloth hangers & safe box - Big cleaning bathroom / toilet with Bidet (please google if you don't know what it is) - Jacuzzi bathtub and hair-dryer inside your bathroom. - Fantastic Location: very close to […] the Rialto Bridge (but not noisy), which is in the middle of Venezia, many choices of restaurants. - Breakfast: A proper Continental Breakfast with choices of cereal and yogurt, with salami and ham - Services are friendly and faithfully wonderful; no additional hidden charge (except the City Tax that you are supposed to pay) - You are allowed to leave luggage there; though, you've already checked out. Cons: - Breakfast: Continental Breakfast, so NO Salad and Hot food. - No shower curtain for the bathtub (leading to flooding floor when showering) - For our room, which is not on the Grand Canal side, windows are not supposed to be opened; however, the Air-conditioning unit in the room is very useful. - Our TV / remote control do not work properly; though, we did not ask for help because we're in Venice, which is not the time for watching TV. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great stay!"
Fantastic location and a true Ventian hotel, steeped in history. Our room was spacious and immaculately clean with good quality snow white linen. The air conditioning was very efficient which was fantastic, as it was very hot during our stay. A modern bathroom with super shower and whirl pool bath and complimentary toileteries. The breakfast was simple […] but more than adequate. The staff were very friendly and could not have been more helpful or accommodating. Verdict: Super stay for a 3* hotel in an ideal location for seeing the magical sights of Venice. Excellent value for money and flying with a proper airline made this a memorable trip! Tips: No kettle in the room, so we were pleased we had taken our own! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great location"
Excellent location, ok breakfast, very limited wifiGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great Location but thats all. Should be 1 star."
The Hotel is in a fantastic location. Thats where the positives end though. Considering the price it would be one of the worst hotels I`ve seen. Old box TV, old uncomfortable bed, patched up walls, shower door fell off, shower head fell off, unhelpful staff, ordinary breakfast, very noisy. Wouldn`t stay there again and hard to recommend. Very disappointing […] but will provide a few laughs when we think back in a few years time. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"amazing place"
fantastic service and very friendly helpful staff. the room was thoroughly serviced including replacing shower gels etc we booked on a cheap deal so got no view at all but the room decore was amazing and the room was still light the view from the breakfast room was superb - couldnt beat it!Genuine Expedia guest review
It's nice and quiet hotel with nice interior. The exterior is a bit worse. Location is great just a moment from a vaporetto stops and Rialto bridge is few steps away. The staff is nice and helpfull. The room we had was quite small but it's not realy important. The "worst" suprise was breakfast which was only white tost bread, there was no vegetables […] at all (tomatoes or something would be nice) but if you not fussy then it was OK-lots of prepackaged food. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
A small, friendly hotel...clean and with opulent style. Basic facilities provided. Great location...right by the Rialto Bridge. In fact, the balcony of the breakfast room overlooks the canal. Stunning. We had a lovely stay. Hope you do too xGenuine Expedia guest review
Excellent location, reasonable priceGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"locanda oviduis-good location"
The hotel is just ok really, the location is the main plus point. Its nice that its a small more independent hotel not a chain, but i really felt that for the price, it should offer more all round. The room was fine! Although supposed to be a double superior so i wouldnt like to see a normal double. The buffet was a bit poor, but you are near a lot […] of cafes and bars, not on the water front, but some great ones around near the fish market. Its tricky as i expect that all hotels in venice are overpriced, and due to the nature of my work i am lucky enough to stay in alot of hotels in different couontries, which is why i expected more i think. Ultimately although there was nothing fundamentally wrong and the location is great, i wouldnt stay there again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
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This is GREAT news for San Mateo County. Warren brings so much to the table, including an understanding of exactly how our County operates. In my experience with him, he demonstrates not only an amazing capacity to work and build concensus with others and his quick and thorough responsiveness. And he is very well respected at various levels of government, including the State level where his very efficient and progressive handling of San Mateo County elections drew much positive attention and comment. Thank you, Warren, for making the sacrafice to run, and hopefully serve us, because we need you. I find it very easy to endorse a candidate like Warren Slocum
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Still waiting riot where the hell are you? this thread is 1 week old not 1 reply by riot or wrenchmen its been bumped everyday. And not one person from your staff has taken a look at it? Wtf is this? ignore all players in " Help & Support Section" honestly...... I dont see any support here... should i go to other game's forums and see if they have an answer for me?
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Bump!! i have to bump everday for that past week and a bit riot honestly?
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