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This 3-star hotel in Bamberg offers modern rooms within the historic Carmelite Monastery. A large breakfast buffet is served each morning, and internet is free in the lobby and rooms.
Score from 903 reviews Excellent
Best Western Hotel Bamberg NichtraucherhotelThis non-smoking hotel features modern rooms with free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV. The 3-star-superior Best Western is on the edge of Bamberg's Old Town, a 10-minute walk from Bamberg Main Station.
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Centrally located in the UNESCO-listed Old Town district of Bamberg, this delightful hotel provides modern rooms and free Wi-Fi internet access within a historic building.
Score from 459 reviews Very good
Boasting a timber-framed façade, this historic 3-star hotel is located in the heart of Bamberg's UNESCO-listed old quarter.
Score from 507 reviews Very good
We travel extensively through Germany and Europe and this is by far the worst hotel we have ever stayed in! One couple in our party was charged for a suite and did not have a suite. The furniture is stained, old and makes you wonder what your sitting on. The rooms were dirty with globs of hair and dirt I could not even walk without shoes in our room and staff did nothing to rectify it. We expected to at least have a good breakfast since the hotel is over a bakery but it was clear that we were receiving the leftovers from the day before. When we tried to address all our issues we were told that there was nothing that could be done. There are many other hotels in Bamburg, stay anywhere but here!!!
Comfortable,nice ambience. Close to everything.
Windows opened to smokers roof top tables.
Convenient location in centre of Bamberg Clean rooms
No curtains in room, too bright in morning Loud noise from the street (located across a popular bar) Booked room with private bathroom, but got one with shared bathroom
Nice central location.
Dreadful lack of service. No front desk, No Lift, No adequate parking, Charged more than the Booking.com online price. Not good enough for the price.
Fantastic location in the old town, very spacious apartment with two bedrooms and a living room. All stylish, elegant and solid, nothing cheap. Very quite at night. All this for a very reasonable price. Would definitely stay again.
No parking - guests have to use public parking which, in our case, was about 10 min walk and costs 8 euro per day. Not sure if there was wifi but we stayed only one night, unfortunately (we all would have liked to stay longer).
Ein schoenes Hotel mit sehr freundlichem Personal. The place is great! Rooms are very well kept. The town is very nice. Good breakfast.
The only negative was Parking (8 Euro for a night).
Breakfast is very good
There is no lift
Location and breakfast
Shower, no lift
Clean & good size room
Water meter very noisy inside the wall of the room made it almost impossible to sleep after 07:00 AM
Convenient to all sights. Pleasant , comfortable room and great breakfast. If arriving by train take the number 902 to the main bus stop(ZOB) and it is a short walk from there. The 910 bus will take you up to the Domplatz although you can walk.
Great location, friendly staff and wonderful breakfast
We like everything
A very nice hotel with a very kind and competent staff in a wonderfull city
clean, quiet, nice breakfast
The staff were very friendly and helpful. The rooms were spacious.
They ran out of hot water for showers every morning.
There were big apartments near main sightseeings
It's not comfortable to get to apartments from basic hotel, because they have different locations. And also there was a problem with private parking near apartments
Very friendly team, very good and clean room.
Thre is no parking but you should park in the ALTSTADT PARKING which is 200m from the hotel. The rest is excelent!
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Cameron Mitchell applause growing in York County: 'Honestly, it seems like more could be done'
Linked in/Neat stuff: Old Hanover Theatre unchanged/Old York Prison pictured Grass-roots efforts to recognize York County native son Cameron Mitchell are gaining momentum in southern York County, where the acclaimed Hollywood actor grew up. A movie night, above, is planned … Continue reading
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Ike Eisenhower's 1955 Cockshutt Blackhawk 40: This tractor was not for sale
Dwight D. Eisenhower probably never drove this 1955 Cockshutt Blackhawk 40 tractor, but it was part of his Gettysburg farm at the the time of his death. The Evening Sun in Hanover reported that it was on display with other antiques that were part of Adams County farmer Stanley Wolf's collection.
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Foodstrucks have been rolling along York streets for decades
Linked in/Neat stuff: Dead Red Bats/Bury's burgers in Springettsbury Long before Foodstruck invaded York County for two events, food trucks – or food cycles – patrolled the streets of York County, Pa. The Yorkco Ice driver sits on a Harley-Davidson … Continue reading
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At Duncannon's Red Rabbit, it's OK to ask for extra Bunny Dust
The Red Rabbit experience awaits motorists traveling on Route 322 about 15 miles north of Harrisburg, Pa. It's, indeed, an experience. A delicious experience.
Bury's burgers: A significant piece of York Countyana
Post by York Daily Record/Sunday News. This York Daily Record Facebook post drew all kinds of comments, like and shares from readers. Feel free to join in by clicking on the links. Also of interest: Bury's burgers: 'You won't … Continue reading
Low-flying plane post leads the pack in YorkTownSquare.com's Top 10 most viewed of 2013
A York Town Square post of a low-flying military plane gained more traffic than any other story in 2013. The plane circled the York-area sky on a busy Friday football night, capturing the attention of thousands of York countians. It then flew away. I put other military plane appearances – and crashes – in the post to give a sense of history.
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Factories made into lofts, York's biggest growth industry – Linked in to York County history, Sept. 18, 2012
Yorktownsquare.com covers Bury's burgers, a viral video, and an interesting website covering old movie theaters.
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Joe Bury's Famous Hamburgers and Bury's Famous Hamburgers at the York Fair offer delicious fare
Two Bury's hamburger stands sell their scrumptious fare at the York Fair.
Memories of the Mighty Atom and other York Fair weirdness
The Mighty Atom's act was so well known at the York Fair and elsewhere that a book explores his life and times.


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The chief nursing officer says only about 30 percent of RNs right now have their bachelor's or master's in nursing.
"We're on a journey with an ultimate goal to have 80 percent of our nurses have their bachelor's or master's degree over the next number of years," said Louella Freeman, chief nursing officer.
Don Tykeson and John Murphy, two Eugene businessmen, are joining the effort.
They have pledged to the PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center's Nursing Education Foundation a combined $2.6 million dollar challenge grant - a donation they want to see matched by donors.
Massive snowstorm takes Buffalo by surprise
Buffalo, New York, is digging out after a massive lake effect snowstorm dumped 5 feet of snow on parts of the city with more on the way.
'It can be a death sentence for my child'
Some mothers in Coos Bay say they're concerned about their students in the South Coast Education Service District after a mother of an adaptive life skills student at Blossom Gulch Elementary said her daughter was lost at school on October 1st, allegedly wandering off campus and up a hill before school officials noticed.
Kids OK after bus collides with loaded log truck
A school bus with children on board collided with a loaded log truck Wednesday morning.
State police: Marcus Mariota cited for doing 80 in a 55 mph zone
Oregon State Police ticketed Oregon quarterback and Heisman trophy contender Marcus Mariota for going 80 in a 55 mph zone November 12.
Juvenile detention supervisor convicted of drug charge, official misconduct
A supervisor at the county juvenile detention center was found guilty of possession of heroin and official misconduct Wednesday.
Portland man indicted in 2013 sex abuse investigation in Lane County
Detectives arrested Terrence Bean, 66, at his Southwest Portland home Wednesday on charges related to a sex abuse case involving a 15-year-old boy.
Police: Masked gunman robs gas station
A gunman with a red bandana over his face robbed a gas station Tuesday night, police said.
Springfield Police car involved in 4-car crash
No one was seriously injured when a car hit a police cruiser, sending it crashing into two other vehicles Tuesday.
October best increase in Oregon employment in 20 years
Oregon employers added 9,900 employees in October, the largest monthly increase in almost 20 years.
"The last time Oregon's economy added at least this many jobs was in August 1995 when 10,400 were added," the Oregon Employment Department said in a release.
WiFi in homeless camp? 'We are no longer looking at internet as a luxury'
The city of Seattle wants to spend part of a $100,000 budget item to provide internet access in the city's homeless encampments.
"We are no longer looking at internet as a luxury. We have to make sure we provide humane services for everybody," said Councilmember Kshama Sawant, who is supporting the proposal.
It is still unclear as to whether the money would go to establish Wi-Fi in the city's homeless camps or more traditional, computer-based internet service there, Sawant said.


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The camp is open for children and youth ages eight to 13 and there are 30 spots available to parents are encouraged to register early.
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Jethmalani said Army's presence in the state has to be "terminated as soon as the terror stops".
Musharraf ruled from 1999 to 2008 when he lost power and went into self-imposed exile.
Musharraf said India should not be under the illusion that Pakistan will not hit back.
A lawyer filed the petition against 64 politicians alleging they had laundered at least USD 300,000 million.
Judge of ATC-1 Nazeer Ahmed Langove subsequently adjourned the hearing of the case until October 13.
He had filed a petition in the high court to remove his name from the ECL so that he can visit his ailing mother in the UAE.
Musharraf had filed a petition in the court to remove his name from the ECL so that he can visit his ailing mother in the UAE.
Musharraf, who returned to Pakistan from self-exile in March last year, was also named as an accused in murder case of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto in 2007.
Anyone whose name is on the ECL cannot leave the country without permission.
Musharraf submitted that Special Court Act-1976 has expired and his petitions in this regard may be returned.
Musharraf's lawyer Farogh Nasim said the trial should be fair else it should not take place at all.
The court had on April 16 ruled that daily hearings would be held starting April 24.
Musharraf had returned from his self-imposed exile last year to fight in the general elections.
According to reports, former Pakistani military ruler Pervez Musharraf's convoy escaped a blast in Islamabad.
Special court in its ruling stated it had no objections if the federal government removes travel ban on Musharraf for medical treatment.


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Anna Gunn on the 'Breaking Bad' Bombshell
by Joel Keller, posted Mar 22nd 2010 2:02PM
In season two of 'Breaking Bad,' viewers saw Anna Gunn's character of Skyler White go from long-suffering wife of cancer-patient-slash-meth-maker Walter White to a person who is starting to have her own moral dilemmas.
But right at the start of the third season, Skyler's world gets turned upside down. I can't say more without spoiling things, which is why I postponed posting the interview I did with Anna Gunn in January until after the season three premiere aired. Gunn and I talk about the first episode bombshell and how her character reacted. We also talk about what might be in store for Skyler and son Walt Jr. (RJ MItte) in season three.
Our friends at AOL TV also spoke to Gunn recently, if you want to find out more about what's in store for Skyler.
(WARNING: Spoilers of the season three premiere are ahead!)
But right at the start of the third season, Skyler's world gets turned upside down. I can't say more without spoiling things, which is why I postponed posting the interview I did with Anna Gunn in January until after the season three premiere aired. Gunn and I talk about the first episode bombshell and how her character reacted. We also talk about what might be in store for Skyler and son Walt Jr. (RJ MItte) in season three.
Our friends at AOL TV also spoke to Gunn recently, if you want to find out more about what's in store for Skyler.
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Breaking Bad: Mandala
by Jason Hughes, posted May 18th 2009 11:01AM
(S02E11) After last week's episode, I thought we might have a moment where Walt came back to Jesse and said that it was back on. He'd got the passion for cooking in his soul and he couldn't shake it out. It's really starting to make me worry more about those foreshadowing opening sequences we've seen with body bags and destruction. Explosion at the White house? Is his family going to be collateral damage?
We didn't get any further on the foreshadowing sequence in the opening segment, instead we got something equally devastating in the here and now. If you're going to get into drug distribution, you have to learn to expect collateral damage. When that damage came it was perfect that Walter didn't even recognize him by name.
Breaking Bad: A No Rough Stuff Type Deal (season finale)
by Jason Hughes, posted Mar 10th 2008 8:42AM
(S01E07) Well, I have to say that while this finale did establish a certain status quo, albeit a highly precarious one, it was by no means a satisfying series ender. Thus, I fully expect that AMC will renew this amazing show for a second season post haste. Did you here me, AMC? Whatever you need to do to secure these actors and get this ball rolling. And maybe give us at least 13 episodes next time, eh?
Breaking Bad: Gray Matter
by Jason Hughes, posted Feb 25th 2008 10:41AM
(S01E05) This episode served as a bridge in our larger story to the next chapter of both Jesse and Walt's lives. In the previous installment, Walt withdrew from the sordid world of drug trafficking and focused on his family, revealing his cancer and looking at the varying options available to him. Meanwhile, his erstwhile partner Jesse had a bad drug reaction and sought refuge in the home of his parents, which didn't turn out as well as he had hoped. Here they both continued their efforts to move on with their lives, to varying degrees of failure.
Breaking Bad: ...and the Bag's in the River
by Jason Hughes, posted Feb 11th 2008 10:03AM
(S01E03) "I thought we were going to Cold Stone Creamery." Walt, Jr. with Hank
With this episode we come to the conclusion of what would be considered the "First Act" of the Breaking Bad saga. I have to say that I was very impressed with this conclusion, and with the opening arc. Cranston continues to dominate the screen with his tragic portrayal of a desperate man who's health is clearly failing more and more with each passing moment. Hard decisions are made, and the hardest and best decision he's made yet looks to be the one the episode ends on.
Breaking Bad: Cat's in the Bag...
by Jason Hughes, posted Jan 28th 2008 4:45PM
(S01E02) "Is this going to be on the murder?" -- question asked by a student in Walter White's class, or at least how he heard it.
Things are starting to unravel fast for our "odd couple" of meth makers. Last episode left them with two dead bodies in the back of a wrecked RV filled with meth ingredients. How could it get worse? Well, what if one of those dead bodies isn't so much ... dead that is? The boys haven't sold any drugs yet, Pinkman's house is falling apart and White's marriage may not be far behind. Cranston's getting well deserved raves for his stellar performance, but as with most buddy comedies, and let's face it this is becoming a very dark comedy, it takes two great actors to pull it off, and Aaron Paul's Pinkman is an amazing foil for Cranston's White.
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Lions RB Best won't play this season
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Jahvid Best's season has ended before it began.
The Detroit Lions announced Friday that Best would stay on the physically unable to perform list for the year.
Lions general manager Martin Mayhew says medical experts have recommended Best not return to the field this season. Mayhew says it's a disappointing decision, but one that is in Best's long-term best interest.
Best hasn't played in more than a year because of concussion problems.
Detroit drafted Best in the first round in 2010 and he accounted for 1,000-plus yards and six touchdowns. Best was limited to six games last season after having what he said was the third concussion of his football career.
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Citi says the Federal Reserve won't hike rates until December pushing forecast back from September That's a bold call from Citi because everyone is clamoring for Fed rate hikes at the moment but you have to ask, why?
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Mester: Fed should consider developing consensus forecasts
Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester delivered a speech on "Forward Guidance and Communications in US Monetary Policy" in London.
The Fed has quietly ended its stimulus. Now the hard work really begins
The Federal Reserve has spent six years and over $3tn buying up bonds to save the economy.
S&P article says the Federal Reserve is continuing, not 'ending', QE
Headline on Bloomberg – Not much more than a headline at this stage … but on the other hand the fact that QE isn't 'ending' is not news … reinvestments and so forth …
Fed's Fisher: QE3 was a gift to the rich
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The cost of insuring Malaysian sovereign debt rose to a four-month high as indicators signaled slowing growth in China and the U.S., two of the nation's biggest overseas markets.
The U.S.'s Institute for Supply Management said yesterday its factory index declined to 51.3 in January, the lowest since May, contributing to the sharpest drop in the S&P 500 (SPX) stocks gauge in seven months. A Chinese manufacturing index fell to a six-month low in January, a Feb. 1 report showed.
Five-year credit-default swaps on Malaysian debt rose four basis points to 132 in New York yesterday, according to data provider CMA. That's the highest since Oct 3. In the Philippines, the contracts reached a level not seen since September. Credit-default swaps pay the buyer face value in exchange for the underlying securities or the cash equivalent should a borrower fail to adhere to its debt agreements.
"We've been having this risk-off sentiment particularly hurting emerging markets," said Vishnu Varathan, a senior economist at Mizuho Bank Ltd. in Singapore. "That risk was further compounded by a bad ISM manufacturing read from the U.S. It doesn't bode well for Malaysia's overall economic growth."
Investors should "gear up" for a risk-off day in emerging markets including equities, currencies and rates given the magnitude of the S&P 500 stock index's drop yesterday, Credit Agricole CIB strategists including Hong Kong-based Dariusz Kowalczyk wrote in a research note today.
The ringgit was little changed at 3.3457 per dollar from Jan. 30 as of 9:49 a.m. in Kuala Lumpur, according to prices from local banks compiled by Bloomberg. Malaysian financial markets were shut on Jan. 31 and Feb. 3 for public holidays. The currency has lost 2.1 percent this year.
The yield on Malaysia's five-year government notes fell two basis points, or 0.02 percentage point, from Jan. 30 to 3.76 percent, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. One-month implied volatility in the ringgit, a measure of expected moves in the exchange rate used to price options, declined four basis points to 7.82 percent.
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TravelPod Member ReviewsDays Inn & Suites - Sea World/Airport San Diego
I only stayed here for a couple of nights but I found it to be a safe hotel and it was clean.
The beds were very comfortable!!
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Historical Traveler Reviews Days Inn & Suites - Sea World/Airport San Diego
Would stay again
Some things about this place are great and some are not. I have stayed there twice, once for 5 days in July 2002 and now 3 days in August 2005. I would stay again, but be warned about what to expect. First of all I think that you can get a great rate for the area if you call the 1-800 # instead of booking on the internet. We saved at least $30.00 a night that way. We had a suite which was 2 double beds and a seperate living room with a hideabed. The rooms are clean and comfortable but the carpet should be replaced. We were right by the pool which was great. The breakfast is good, as you get a choice of pancakes or toast and scrambled eggs. The location is convenient to Old Town, beaches, Sea World, Balboa Park etc. Everything is only a few minutes away. Yes, there are strip clubs around, but you don't have to go there. There is a mall close by as well with a grocery store, Target, Mervyn's etc.
The parking is awful because there isn't enough space between the rows. We had a small car and found it too cramped! I had a problem with the front desk. The girl didn't even know how much it would cost to do laundry in her hotel and wanted me to go across the street to the Walgreens to get quarters. She was very rude and unprofessional. I told her that I was her customer and not a customer of Walgreens, so I would be needing change from her. The maids forgot to replace something everyday in our room (towels, cups etc.) However, I would stay there again for the price and the convenience to Old Town and beaches. The pool area makes it very nice.
Dump, Dump, Dump
This place was nasy. My son watched a car get jacked on our way to the motel. We booked the place through Expedia (who were wonderful) the hotel gave us a smoking room, which we refused. It took over an hour of sitting in the lobby waiting for the clerk to deal with every person who came through the door before he would find us an alternate room. The found us adjoining rooms (business rooms that were half decent) but insisted that we move to a suite the following day. We were only there for two nights and it was the only consecutive two night stay on our 16 day trip!! We also had a car that was parked in front of our van catch fire in the parking lot soon after we arrived, it was still there when we left two days later. The rooms were dirty, smelled and over priced.
Scary night's stay
If you enjoy walking around urine-covered homeless people, gangs of tough kids looking to engage in fights and poor customer service, then this is the place for you! We tried for hours to get someone to bring a crib up to our room and we finally gave up. After we came back to the hotel hours later after dinner, it had finally been delivered. Lots of aircraft noise from the VERY CLOSE airport and many scary non-paying guests out in the "courtyard" area... i.e. homeless people wandering around and sleeping in the corners. Not at all worth the $90 a night to stay here. Your money would be better spend a few minutes drive east of this location in order to get a much better rate for a much cleaner place. Upon check-in you receive breakfast vouchers which you must present to claim your cold eggs and pancakes the next morning. I should have know when I saw vouchers for breakfast that they were trying to keep someone out and this someone was the many bums looking for free meals. Not a good or relaxing stay at all.
OMG Run & Run Fast
I guess the owners of the roach infested hotel must have read the posts and decided to do a little damage control. This was the worst hotel I have ever stayed at. Rooms were dirty and staff was NASTY. Period !
Nice place
a great hotel...a nice hot whirlpool after a day of sightseeing...clean and friendly...close to everything...you can even walk to the old town transit station from here...
Perfect fit!
The Days Inn was a perfect fit for me and my family.
We had two suites that were good sized, and each was more than enough room for 4 people. The rooms were clean, and had they had a fridge and microwave in each. Breakfast was good (pancakes and eggs), but the unlimited coffee was better.
The best part of this hotel is it's central location to everything in San Diego, the zoo, beaches, and Sea World are all less than 10 minutes.
Thank you to Joey at the front desk, you made our weekend trip worth repeating, we'll be be back in January!
My stay was great!
I'm not sure if the other reviews I read may have had the wrong hotel, because my stay was great!
Due to some construction on my home, I was forced to move to a hotel for a few days. I chose the Days Inn because of its location near my house, and the price was right ($79.00). The staff was friendly, and made me feel right at home. The room was clean, and the furnishings looked new. They served a hot breakfast each morning (included in the rate), it wasn't the best but it was better than McDonalds.
It was great to see all of the graduating Marines and their families staying at the hotel, it made the hotel feel family oriented and it made me feel safe.
Made my Skin Crawl!!!
The pictures online are VERY deceiving. The hotel room, the bathroom, the kitchen, and the pool were very dirty!!! I walked into the kitchen area for the "complimentary full breakfast" and walked directly out. I had requested a non smoking room, which I had received, yet there were burn holes all over the comforter and floor! This has to be the worst hotel I have ever stayed at!!!
Deceived by the AD online
At $90.00 a night, and advertised as a three star hotel, you'd think you are getting a bargain. Well, do get deceived. The tour is nothing like the actual hotel. The pool is not heated, and not oval shaped like it showed in the "tour". The "continental breakfast", well...I don't know who inspected that eating area, but I saw a huge cockroach and pointed it to the host. She said "this area needs an exterminator". Yes this place is a dump. Towels feel like sandpaper.
What a DUMP !
This place should have been called Days Inn Airport. The planes fly so low over this hotel you think they are going to crash into it. In addition, we had a lovely view of the Target loading dock.The room type online said the suites have two queens in one room and a king in the bedroom. Not so ! It's just a regular room with a bad pull-out sofa. The bedroom has two beds that you need to climb over to make it to the balcony.Front desk was not helpful !We changed our reservation to the Red Lion Haneli and loved it. The only downside to the Red Lion was the parking fee of $8.00 per day.I hope that helps !
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City police could soon be carrying cameras
Domestic violence injuries would be captured on film
A provincial committee wants police armed with a new crime-fighting tool -- a camera.
In one of a series of recommendations released Wednesday, Manitoba's Domestic Violence Death Review committee wants all police officers to have cameras with them when they respond to domestic violence calls.
The committee says that would allow police to immediately photograph a victim's injuries for use in court.
Justice Minister Andrew Swan said while the recommendation is worthy, he first needs to meet with police to determine how it would work in practical terms.
"Does that mean there needs to be a camera in every car, which may be an interpretation," Swan said. "Does that mean that there needs to be a camera in each station, which I suppose could be an interpretation. We want to hear from police on how they can best achieve this."
Swan said it's too early to interpret the committee's recommendation front-line officers should be outfitted with tiny video cameras to record their interactions with victims and suspects. Police in some jurisdictions in the United States and United Kingdom already wear such cameras -- in Staffordshire, U.K., even police dogs wear the digital FidoCam to gather evidence.
"The police may have some good ideas on this," Swan said. "They're not afraid to look at what's going on in other countries."
RCMP spokesman Cpl. Miles Hiebert said Mounties in Manitoba already routinely carry cameras or have immediate access to them and use them as part of their investigations.
"If there are visible injuries, they would be photographed for investigation and court purposes," he said. "This would apply to any complaint of assault."
Winnipeg police were unavailable for comment.
Barbara Judt, CEO of Osborne House, a city emergency shelter for women and children escaping domestic abuse, said having cameras available for police to document injuries or other evidence would be a great improvement over simply taking notes.
"It makes a lot of sense and I believe people would not have a problem supporting it," she said. "I think the community would receive it well."
The province's Domestic Violence Death Review committee was created by the province in June 2010 as a way to prevent more women from being killed by husbands and boyfriends. Its first report is based on its review of one recent Manitoba domestic homicide. Specifics of that case were not released -- only a summary.
The committee is made up of representatives from Manitoba Justice Victims' Services, Prosecution Services and Adult Probation Services along with the Family Violence Prevention Program, Manitoba Status of Women, Manitoba Women's Advisory Council, Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, Winnipeg police, RCMP and RESOLVE, a regional family violence research network.
Judt said the committee should be commended for putting together solid recommendations.
"I would rather that they do things right than running forward at a pace where everything is knee-jerk and they're not taking the time to really think about what it is they want to do," she said.
The committee was set up to review selected criminal cases to identify trends, risk factors and patterns. Committee members explore the history, circumstances and conduct of the perpetrators, victims and their families. They also interview people close to the case such as friends, family or even the accused.
Swan and Judt also said they agreed with the recommendation information about animal cruelty be shared between the city's animal services department and law enforcement, as cruelty to animals can sometimes be a precursor to domestic violence.
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Reducing domestic violence -- the recommendations of Manitoba's Domestic Violence Death Review committee in its first report:
Ensure all police officers have direct access to cameras when responding to domestic violence calls so injuries to victims can be photographed immediately.
Ensure mandatory, ongoing domestic violence training for medical professionals and police agencies.
Develop a public awareness campaign that targets youth and promotes healthy relationships, and domestic violence support services for family members including promotion of the domestic violence toll-free number (1-877-977-0007) as a resource for families who have loved ones involved in domestic violence relationships.
Review and explore the use of risk factor checklists and the implications for police, Victim Services, Prosecutions and Corrections and report to the advisory committee on the findings.
Review and explore services available to family members impacted by domestic homicide that offer practical assistance and recommend where and how families can receive this support.
Review and explore the creation of an information-sharing protocol with Animal Services in recognition that domestic violence is often linked to cases involving animal cruelty.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition January 10, 2013 A10
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Feb 12, 2014Minecraft is beloved because it's a celebration of creativity. CastleMiner Z is the antithesis of Minecraft: it's a depressing, cynical cash-grab almost wholly designed to hijack gamers' excitement for Mojang. For 69p, its survival horror elements are a nonsense novelty. But at the price demanded on PC, we should be throwing it out to the creepers.
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Feb 6, 2014I originally bought this game on XBL, and for a dollar, it was worth it. But ten dollars... That's stretching it. The game is always laggy and lacks basic options in the settings. It even expects you to have a controller to play. Multiplayer is impossible to play without a server, (not a terrible thing) which isn't as easy to set up as a game on XBL. Don't buy this game on PC unless there is a big sale.
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Feb 5, 2014The only artistic design choice this game has is not having any. A complete rip-off of Minecraft that dares to charge you money to play it.
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Feb 5, 2014I can't even believe this made it onto Steam. Its just a Minecraft clone with guns, go play the real thing. On PC you can mod Minecraft and add guns and shaders just like this game did and get a much more stable, polished, and more fun experience.
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