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Google Glass XE17.1 OTA Captured, Updated Factory Image and Rooted Boot Image Now Available
Posted May 15, 2014 at 11:00 am by Will Verduzco
Two days ago and coinciding with Google Glass's public release, Google shed some light on the upcoming XE17.1 firmware. This update follows up on last week's XE17 bugfix release, while bringing a few new features to make upgrading worth your while.
For those in need of a quick refresher, XE17.1 brings back the ability to share places from Google Maps on Android directly with Google Glass. This place sharing functionality requires Android MyGlass 3.0.0, which was made available earlier this morning.
Naturally given the newly restored places sharing, many Glass Explorers found themselves lusting after the XE17.1 updates. However, XE17.1 hasn't made its way to consume. . . READ ON »
Google Opens Glass Purchases to All in the US, Unveils XE17.1 Firmware
Posted May 13, 2014 at 08:30 pm by Will Verduzco
You may recall that a few weeks back, Google erroneously made Google Glass purchases open to the public for a few hours. This particular order page wasn't exactly intended to be opened to the general public at the time. Rather, it "was created to accommodate potential Explorers who were still in the pipeline"
from the previous single day sale held a week and a half earlier.
But now, potential explorers living in the US who were on the fence before can now get their orders in at their leisure. This news comes straight from the official Google Glass G+ page, where the team states, "starting today anyone in the US can buy the Glass Explorer Edition, as long as we have it on hand.R. . . READ ON »
Google Glass XE17 Firmware Trickling out to Glass Explorers
Posted May 6, 2014 at 04:30 pm by Will Verduzco
A little under a month ago, Google Glass received a rather healthy update to firmware version revision XE16. For those who don't recall, XE16 brought all the latest KitKat goods, as well as several new features such as Photo Bundles, photos in hangouts, voice commands sorting, and more. A little while later, the factory images for this update were released, and a pre-rooted bootloader was made available. Now, XE17 has just been released, and it's trickling out current Glass explorers.
Unlike the previous XE16 update, today's XE17 build doesn't bring anything in the way of brand new features, making its version number a peculiar choice for Google. That said, XE17 is sti. . . READ ON »
Droid DNA Gets KitKat, Google Accidentally Sells More Glass? BBQLinux Android Dev Guide Available – XDA Developer TV
Posted April 25, 2014 at 07:30 am by Jimmy McGee
Android KitKat for the Verizon Droid DNA is being rolled out! That and much more news is covered by Jordan, as he reviews all the important stories from this week. Included in this week's news is the announcement that HTC has updated its software release pages with Sense 6 upgrade info for older devices, as well as the guide showing you how to get started with BBQLinux! That's not all that's covered in today's video!
Jordan talks about the other videos released this week on XDA Developer TV. XDA Developer TV Producer TK released an Xposed Tuesday video for PerAppFonts. Then, TK showed you Tasker on the Galaxy Gear. And later, TK gave us an Android App Review of Auto Config F. . . READ ON »
Google Glass Now Open to Anyone… with $1500 to Spend (Update: Not Anymore)
Posted April 24, 2014 at 02:00 pm by Will Verduzco
Google Glass, which recently received its official update to KitKat (as well as a maintenance update to XE16.11), is the company's first attempt at wearable computing. Although it has been available to developers and early adopters for a little over a year now, many would-be purchasers have been unable to get their hands on Glass. This changes today, however, as Google has opened up Google Glass Explorer Edition to everyone… well everyone with a spare $1500 USD to spend, that is.
You may recall that a few weeks ago, Google made Glass purchases open to everyone for a single day. Now looking back, this move can be viewed as Google testing the waters of consumer adoption. But they were either�. . . READ ON »
Google Glass gets KitKat and Rooted Bootloader, Android 4.4.3 KitKat for Google Nexus 5 Soon – XDA Developer TV
Posted April 18, 2014 at 09:00 am by Jimmy McGee
Android KitKat for Google Glass has been rolled out! That and much more news is covered by Jordan, as he reviews all the important stories from this week. Included in this week's news is the announcement that Android 4.4.3 is being rolled out to the Google Nexus 5 (sort of) and that HTC Sense 6 has been ported to the Nexus 5! That's not all that's covered in today's video!
Jordan talks about the other videos released this week on XDA Developer TV. XDA Developer TV Producer TK released an Xposed Tuesday video for Call Blocker. Then, AdamOutler told you how to hack an Android App. Later, TK gave us an Android App Review of Lockdown Pro. Pull up a chair and check out this video.. . . READ ON »
Google Glass XE16 Update Factory Image and Rooted Boot Image Now Available
Posted April 17, 2014 at 04:00 pm by Will Verduzco
You may recall that early yesterday, we talked about the XE16 update to Google Glass, which finally brought Android 4.4.2 KitKat to the tech world's most controversial piece of wearable computing. For those who don't remember, XE16 brought several new additions such as Photo Bundles, Photos in Hangouts, and Voice Command Sorting.
At the time that the update first rolled out, we noted that although direct OTA links were available for your updating pleasure, there were no factory restore images to go along with the update. This was then a rather roundabout way of reaching the XE16 build, as users on older software who wanted to force the OTA would have to load XE12, and then receive or sideload the in. . . READ ON »
[OTA Captured] Google Glass XE16 Update Brings KitKat, Photo Bundles, Photos in Hangouts, Voice Commands Sorting, and More
Posted April 16, 2014 at 12:54 am by Will Verduzco
Earlier today, for one day only, Google opened up Glass Explorer Edition purchases to interested parties living in the US. Of course, you still have to plunk down $1500 in order to get your hands on this sleek piece of beta wearable tech. But for those looking to be on the bleeding edge, the investment is well worth it.
Back in December, Google Glass was updated to firmware version XE12. This brought many new features such as wink pics, Hangouts and YouTube Glassware, improved Play Music support, and improved Google Search cards. Now, Glass has received the long awaited update to XE16, which among other things, brings the device up to Android 4.4 KitKat.#gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-it. . . READ ON »
Google X Announces Smart Contact Lenses, FDA Approval Pending
Posted January 16, 2014 at 08:30 pm by Will Verduzco
OK, so it finally happened. Google wants to take wearable tech to the next level with a set of smart contact lenses. Now keep your pants on for a second—this has nothing to do with their first foray into wearable tech, Google Glass. Rather, they are now testing a "smart contact lens" that allows users to more easily keep track of their glucose levels when managing diabeetus.
These new glasses work by embedding a tiny wireless transmitter and a miniature glucose sensor in between two layers of a soft contact lens. Prototypes currently undergoing testing are able to obtain measurements at a rate of one reading per second. And given this impressive temporal resolution, the system could poten. . . READ ON »


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Global Food Supply May Not Meet Escalating DemandSeptember 8, 2014 10:22 am | by University of Virginia | News | Comments
A new University of Virginia study, published online in the American Geophysical Union journal, Earth's Future, examines global food security and the patterns of food trade that — until this analysis — have been minimally studied.
Anheuser-Busch Converts Trucking Fleet to Compressed Natural Gas VehiclesSeptember 8, 2014 9:46 am | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
The CNG conversion comes as the 2014 football season kicks off one of the company's busiest shipping periods of the year with 17 million cases of beer shipped by the Houston fleet during the third quarter.
Legislators Discuss Relaxing Wine-Shipping LawsSeptember 4, 2014 9:45 am | by KEVIN BURBACH, Associated Press | News | Comments
Legislators on the Alcohol Distribution and Shipping committee met in Pierre to discuss a proposed bill that would allow residents to buy up to 12 cases of wine per year directly from wineries, which is currently illegal in South Dakota and eight other states.
The Contract Manufacturing Agreement: What Food Makers Need to KnowSeptember 3, 2014 8:20 am | by Dori E. Brewer, Perkins Coie LLP | Articles | Comments
Before taking the outsourcing plunge, it is critical that businesses commit to processes that ensure the safety of consumers, the security of their intellectual property and compliance with food safety laws.
VIDEO: Top 5 Solutions to Common Inventory Management MistakesAugust 29, 2014 2:00 pm | by Fishbowl | Videos | Comments
As Fishbowl inventory management specialists have gone to different businesses to train them on the company's software, they have seen several common mistakes companies make in managing their warehouses. Here are the top 5 solutions to avoid making these inventory mistakes.
Everybody Loves Chocolate! Lindt & Sprungli to ExpandAugust 29, 2014 11:00 am | by Lindt USA | News | Comments
The new storage and distribution facility will allow the company to continue to produce at an increased capacity to meet growing consumer and market demand.
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The increase in varying products, flavors and packaging is making it less profitable to utilize manual processes. Although it may be cost-prohibitive to automate the entire facility, there are a few key areas that can greatly reduce changeover.
Labor Day Infographic: Beer Puts People to WorkAugust 27, 2014 9:45 am | by The Beer Institute | News | Comments
Beer serves America: For every one job at a brewery or beer importer, there are 45 jobs created in supplier industries and in local communities across the country.
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Whisky makers are worried about the risks involved in finding themselves overnight in a new country with, among other things, a different currency. Nine out of 10 bottles of Scotch are sold overseas for a value of 4.3 billion pounds ($7.1 billion) a year.
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Governors Step Into Supermarket Feud FrayAugust 18, 2014 2:15 pm | by Associated Press | News | Comments
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Old-Fashioned Food Company Courts the WebAugust 11, 2014 2:00 pm | by Associated Press | News | Comments
The privately-held company turned 80 this year and is pushing to update its image, reach a new generation of customers and make its mark in a more sophisticated and savvy marketplace.
Right-Shoring: Where is the Optimum Place to Manufacture?August 11, 2014 12:00 pm | by Jeff Sweeney | Articles | Comments
In a world of lean, automated manufacturing where global business is the norm and not the exception, the need to source and make things in the right place has never been more important. The question which should be asked is "where is the best place to manufacture?"
A Look at US Soybean Production by StateAugust 11, 2014 9:28 am | by Associated Press | News | Comments
The United States produced 3.3 billion bushels of soybeans in 2013. The following is a breakdown of the major soybean-growing states, showing their 2013 production in bushels and where the bulk of their crops are transported to ( in- or out-of-state use).
Coca-Cola Plant Had Received ThreatsAugust 7, 2014 9:25 am | by Associated Press | News | Comments
A Coca-Cola plant in Mexico had received threats before attackers burned four of its delivery trucks in an area known for drug gang turf battles. Although distribution companies are frequent targets for gang extortion in Southern Mexico, firms have seldom been attacked.
US Pork Weighs in on Important Trade MattersAugust 6, 2014 9:49 am | by National Pork Producers Council | News | Comments
The National Pork Producers Council insists that U.S. trade negotiators get from Japan a deal on pork similar to the one the United States got from South Korea and is urging lawmakers to exclude South Africa from a U.S. preferential trade measure.
Attackers Burn 4 Coca-Cola Delivery Trucks in MexicoAugust 6, 2014 9:09 am | by Associated Press | News | Comments
Although local distribution companies are frequent targets for gang extortion in Southern Mexico, multinational firms have seldom been attacked. Now, unidentified attackers have burned down four Coca-Cola delivery trucks in the southern state of Guerrero.
Going Green: 3 Ways to Improve Sustainability in Your WarehouseAugust 5, 2014 12:30 pm | by Tom Reddon, Forklift Specialist, National Forklift Exchange @TomReddon | Blogs | Comments
In a world of gas-guzzling, energy-wasting operations, it is still possible to save money and go green in your facilities. If you use forklifts in your material handling warehouse, you can boost your sustainability daily with just these three steps.
Colorado Panel Considers Labeling for Pot EdiblesAugust 4, 2014 12:00 pm | by KRISTEN WYATT, Associated Press | News | Comments
Colorado regulators are looking for ways to make sure no one accidentally eats or drinks marijuana edibles. In a panel that included edible makers and pot critics, many seem to agree that pot cookies and candies should come with identifiable markers or colors.
NACD Comments on FDA's Sanitary Food Transportation ProposalAugust 1, 2014 12:45 pm | by National Association of Chemical Distributors (NACD) | News | Comments
The National Association of Chemical Distributors submitted comments to the FDA on its proposed rule of the sanitary transportation of food. The proposed rule would require shippers and receivers to use sanitary practices to ensure the safety of the food they transport.
Ocean Spray Worker Dies After Falling Through SkylightJuly 30, 2014 8:14 am | by Associated Press | News | Comments
Nevada's Occupational Safety and Health Administration is investigating the death of a 53-year-old man after a freak accident. The man fell through a skylight at the Ocean Spray fruit juice distribution center in Henderson, Nevada where he worked.


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Photos and Description of this 4 bedroom holiday chateau / country house in Vic - Eco B&B Avenk with heated pool
The top eco-renovated country house offers Bed & Breakfast, studios or apartments
A solar heated, 25-meter indoor pool with extra jacuzzi, vegetarian specialties and location-based products in the food basket, organic cleaning products, local staff, bed linen and towels from high quality, durable materials, the responsible handling of waste, hiking tips and electric bike rental - AVENK needs Yourself service and environmental concerns, not to hide. Quite the contrary: the family project has now in the north of the province of Barcelona exemplary character and is a prime example of sustainable tourism.
AVENK offers different opportunities to 'embed' to and although you get the feeling, far away to be of civilization, the basic supply of essential foods is locally no problem at all.
The accommodation of the complex are versatile: There are those obtained in the traditional style cottage "Les Casetes" or housed in the new modern wing double room with Bed & Breakfast for rent offer or entire apartments for up to 7 people. Since extensive renovations and enhancements that were completed in 2013, is the nature hotel in ideal location for company meetings, since it offers conference rooms and has accommodation capacity for 42 people.
Variation at Ferienunterkünftenfür couples, families and corporate employees:
1 "Les Casetes" are located in the former stables of the Villa. Marked with stone walls and wood-beamed buildings were totally renovated and now feature a well-equipped kitchen, bathroom and living room and dining room with fireplace. There is a smaller version with only one bedroom, ideal for couples or a larger Physical Features Caseta suitable with two rooms, for families up to 4 people. Here are pets welcome!
Prices: from 425, - to 565, - EUR / week
Second twin room with breakfast: the rooms in the new tract with modern architecture provide the antithesis of the Casetes for friends of contem em comfort and bathroom with private bath, but without kitchen?. The room is furnished with lots of wood and fits perfectly to the natural environment on, just like the entire Gebäudekomple that was purely built into a rock.
Prices: from 420, - to 560, - EUR / week
3 Studios "Els Arbres" which means hot? t like "The Trees": The studio has a large s terrace as a highlight. The bedroom is openly connected with living area including a cozy lounge area and kitchenette. Bathroom with shower.
Price: from 403, - EUR / week
4 apartments: studios ado connected by a staircase to a further double room transform into duplex apartments. In such a combined families and groups 4-6 have +1 people enough space.
Prices: from 403, - to 564, - EUR / week
The origins of the villa lead into the 13th century. When the family Abey-Parris 1997, decided to renovate it and completely remodel, she did not know that it would be such a success. Everything fits of nature, is peppered with lovely details and means that you feel here just fiddle above the clouds!
Apart from the breakfast service and a food basket to order no restoration operation is available in the guest house. Instead there are numerous tips for local listings in the 3 km Removes village Tavertet.
In fact, every room has an information folder with comprehensive information of first-aid numbers on opening times of the market in VIC to course offerings that take place in co operation with local suppliers in Tavertet or nature hotel AVENK.
This private pool and jacuzzi is covered and heated and is open throughout the year. Whether early in the morning or late at night: Guests can almost any time in the 25-meter swimming pool schimmen their courses or can be easily spoiled by the heat in the hot tub. It is a fantastic place with a large window directly into the environment. Here you can relax, swim, sunbathe or simply retire with music, a good tome or video and make it broadly to one of the chairs. The bathrobes there included, you do not need to bring.
AVENK is unique, exceptional accommodation due to its location, the mix of old and new design, high quality and friendliness that prevails in the family business. Many excursions (on foot, by bicycle or other electric vehicle) to Tavertet or the more familiar Rupit, to the markets of Vic. But you can also just sit and watch the mountain & valley landscape at sunset and all worries are blown away ... so as you float above the clouds.
Official REGISTRATION NUMBER this tourist accommodation: HCC-4444
- Suitability:
- Events Allowed
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- wheelchair accessible


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Beckman's Song
What is Beckman's School Song you ask?
Beckman School Song
Here at Beckman school,
Where the kids are all cool,
and the staff is the best in the west...
We're a symbol of pride,
of work and love,
We'll be ready to be put to the test!
Every heart beats proud,
and we say it out loud,
Set your sights for the top-
Lift your chin!
So if you want friendship,
Just wear a grin!
Beckman School is the school where you'll win!
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Dear Parents,
I would like to remind you that our Parent Resource Center is available for parents and students in the Beckman Library. The only requirement for usage is for you to accompany your child. There will be school staff members available to assist you.
The purpose of the Parent Resource Center is to assist parents and students with school homework assignments and provide support with other type of academic needs. We also have computers available to access academic program applications.
The hours of the Parent Resource Center are as follow:
7:30 a.m-8:30 a.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
2:30 p.m.-3:30p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday
2:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. Tuesday
Estimados Padres,
Quería recodarles de nuestro Centro de Recursos para Padres que esta localizado en la biblioteca. El único requerimiento es que usted acompañe a su niño (a). Vamos a tener personal de la escuela que podrá asistirlos.
El propósito de este Centro de Recurso para Padres es para asistir a padres y estudiantes que hagan su tarea escolar. Tenemos computadoras para que tengan acceso a aplicaciones y programas de computadora.
El horario del Centro de Recursos para Padres son las siguinte:
7:30 a.m-8:30 a.m. lunes, martes, miércoles y jueves
2:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. lunes, miércoles, y jueves
2:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. martes
Beckman Spelling Bee Winner!
Congratulations to Jessie Sandoval from Mrs. Fromm's 6th grade class on winning the 2014 Beckman School Spelling Bee!
Jessie will represent Beckman at the Lodi Spelling Bee Friday, November 7th at 9AM at Washington School.
Classroom Winners were…
4th Kevin Huerta Velazquez
4th Emiliano Mejia
4th Sophie Granda
5th Jacob Ruelas
5th Angelleeanna Bingham
5th Aiman Idress
6th Emily Chan-Cruz
6th Jessie Sandoval
6th Amani Khan
5th Alex Bjork
Mark Your Calendar...
Upcoming school events include:
Wednesday, October 31st: Disney Dress Up Day
Tuesday, November 11th: Veterans Day, No School
Monday, Nov. 24th- Nov. 28th: Thanksgiving Break, No School
Friday, December 19th: Last Day of Quarter 2
Minimum School Days:
Wednesday, November 12th
Wednesday, December 3rd
Wednesday, December 10th
Friday, December 19th
Bobcats' Pledge
I Pledge to Respect Myself
I Pledge to Respect Others
I Pledge to Respect Authority
Character Core Values
Be Safe
Be Responsible
Be Respectful


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Argentina passes law to reclaim default debt from New York
Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner Argentina's Senate has passed a law that will let the country continue paying off its default
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Location: Buenos Aires, Distrito Federal, Argentina | Leaked: Sep-11-2014 in Politics
John Kerry: 'Diplomatic malpractice' not to engage Iran
US Secretary of State John Kerry says it would be diplomatic malpractice not to test Iran's willingness to be more transparent over its nuclear program. Kerry made the comment during a joint press
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Leaked: Oct-3-2013 in Politics, Iran
$78.5 Million Medical Malpractice Awarded in Pennsylvania
. POTTSTOWN, PA — A medical malpractice suit against Pottstown Memorial Medical Center, brought by the mother of a child who suffered brain damage during a birth, may cost the hospital more than $78
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Military Medical Malpractice: Seeking Recourse
By Walter F. Roche Jr. The Los Angeles Times Sunday 20 April 2008 Outrage over a recent spate of incidents spurs fresh efforts to overturn the Feres doctrine, a 1950 Supreme Court de
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Leaked: Apr-21-2008 in Iraq, Afghanistan, News
Incredible TV News Malpractice; CBS edits out dissent like Pravda
The assumption that Sunday news shows are live and unedited unraveled with Sunday's discovery that CBS edited anti-Obama remarks out of Bob Schieffer's interview with Ted Cruz. The most ins
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Location: Washington, District of Columbia, United States | Leaked: Jan-27-2014 in Regional News, Politics, Conspiracy, Propaganda
Malpractice (fan made video)
Not bad! For fans of Faith No More, of course.
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Leaked: Oct-3-2013 in Other Entertainment, Music
Incredible TV News Misinformation + Malpractice: NBC President leaves after FIVE fraudulently manipulated stories.
Why did it take so long? 1. In April of last year, the "Today Show" was caught editing audio of a 9-1-1 call to make George Zimmerman look racist. 2. Just this week, NBC
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Location: United States | Leaked: Feb-1-2013 in Regional News, Propaganda
Brawl Breaks Out on The View With John Ziegler's On His Documentary 'Media Malpractice'
John Ziegler was on The View today to talk about his upcoming documentary, 'Media Malpractice: How Obama Got Elected,' and all hell broke loose after about a minute and a half. Transcript? HA! Not a c
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Leaked: Feb-2-2009 in News, Arts and Entertainment
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Documentary on horrible medical malpractice of a Philadelphia abortion clinic.
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Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States | Leaked: Apr-24-2013 in Regional News
GET READY: Birther March on Washington Date set
Philip J. Berg, an attorney from Pennsylvania who brought a RICO lawsuit charging president George W. Bush and 154 others with complicity in the 9/11 attacks, and another suit challenging the eligibil
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Leaked: Apr-29-2010 in LiveLeaks
Trial lawyers to Obama: No Tort Reform
Democrats are beholden to the trial lawyers special interest group, so therefore one of the biggest obstacles in reforming US health care remains unaddressed in Obama's health care reform scam.
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Leaked: Feb-16-2010 in LiveLeaks
Doctor Loses License in Live Birth Abortion Case
MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- A doctor's license was revoked Friday in the case of a teenager who planned to have an abortion but instead gave birth to a baby she says was killed when clinic staffers put it
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Hobie Alter dies at 80: LA Times obituary
Bora Bora owners charged with tax evasion
Skateboardermag.com: Norb Garrett's video obit for Skateboarder in print and online
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Ad Age: Bonnier sells Ski, Skiing and Skiing Business magazines, Warren Miller Entertainment
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Forbes: Profile of Nick Woodman, the "Mad Billionaire behind Go-Pro, the world's hottest camera company"
I am a big fan of Tiffany and her team as well as an avid reader of Shop-Eat-Surf. I shop, I eat, I surf -- I should pay.- By Kevin Bailey, President, Vans
"Shop-Eat-Surf is a great source for the most up to date information of what is going on in our industry. I always enjoy reading the articles and appreciate the effort from Tiffany and her team."- By Richard Woolcott, CEO and Founder, Volcom
SIA SNOW SHOW: New "Industry + Intelligence" seminar on January 28.
FSG LAWYERS: Represented Brixton in recent transaction with Altamont Capital.
Details on Industry Insight.
Ghetto Juice Magazine Premieres August 6 During The 2010 U.S. Open Of Surfing in Huntington Beach
Newport Beach, CA. (August 4, 2010) – Industry surf veterans Skip Snead (former Editor of Surfing Magazine and creator of the surfing "Airshow") and Joe McElroy (former VP of Global Branding of Hurley) will release the highly anticipated first issue of Ghetto Juice Magazine during the U.S. Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach.
The rootsy surf and beach culture publication is the official voice of Orange County surfing and beyond, the surfers and the lifestyle that has evolved from this area. These influences have shaped the global surf sector.
"We felt it was time to bring back a free local magazine that surfers could relate to, with content exclusive to their spots, their surfers, and their stories," founding Editor Skip Snead explains.
"The 'free with purchase' concept is to encourage surfers to support their local surf shops, to buy that bar of wax and grab the latest copy of Ghetto Juice and to spend less time searching the computer for local surf content and more time experimenting with surfboards and hitting the road looking for new places to surf," he continued.
"We wanted Ghetto Juice Magazine to have a different vibe and feeling than all the other surf pubs out there by photo treatments, typography and creative layouts," claims Creative Director, Joe McElroy.
The full-color 52-page issue is a collective collaboration of many note-worthy surf industry leaders, from publishers, writers, editors, photographers and professional surfers.
The premier issues features content from some of the world's most famous names in surf journalism, including surfing's first World Champion and SIMA Chairman Peter "PT" Townend, Water Magazine founder Steve Zeldin, surf writer Nick Carroll, world renowned surf photographer Aaron Chang, and ace Surfline photographers Tom Cozad, Joe Foster and John Salanoa from OrangeCounty.com.
The anticipation surrounding Ghetto Juice Magazine has Orange County's surf communities frothing for their local surf fix.
"Ghetto Juice is fresh, it's great to have an authentic platform for the talent coming out of our neighborhood," states Dean Bradley of Atwater Collection.
"With the joined forces behind Ghetto Juice, I'm sure it will be an awesome approach to the otherwise tame world of surf media," says Troy Eckert of Volcom. "We are stoked to be a part of it and can't wait to check it out."
For more information on Ghetto Juice Magazine visit www.ghettojuicemagazine.com.
Ghetto Juice Magazine was created in 2010 by the joined forces of Skip Snead (the former Editor of Surfing Magazine) and Joe McElroy (former Art Director of SURFER Magazine and VP of Global Branding of Hurley) and is the official voice for Orange County surfing and its impact on the world of surfing.
The word 'ghetto' refers to where the magazine was created (in the infamous Newport 'Ghetto' in Newport Beach, CA near 54th street).
The Juice is the surf itself that pounds the sand just a few steps away.
Hence "Ghetto Juice."
Ghetto Juice Magazine's editorial content, creative direction and ever-growing list of respectable contributors are committed to giving integrity with its progressive voice. Distribution is free (with purchase) at core surf shops in and around Orange County and will be launched during the U.S. Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach on August 6. To learn more about Ghetto Juice Magazine become a fan on Facebook.


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Best Indian Downtown?
A friend recently recommended Banjara on 1st Ave., but the reviews I found on-line were not that great. Just moved from LA and looking for a good stand-by Indian restaurant south of 23rd st.
-- chase66
try mitali on w6th and 2nd. aside from mitali, that neighborhood is known as indian row and has some of the best indian restaurants all on one block. not all of them are super pricey. try menupages.com for reviews and menus. you can also select on neighborhoods below W23. good luck!
Banjara is one of the best on that stretch. Not mind-blowing, but not too greasy and very consistent.
Went to Banjara on New Year's Day and thought it was excellent (this was not our first visit).
I'm a fan of Cafe Spice, on University Place. Moderately priced, multi-regional, same owners as Dawat. I haven't tried Banjara or Brick Lane, which do get good notice on this board, but in general Indian food on 6th Street is about as bad as it gets. Madras Cafe on 2nd Ave is excellent South Indian. But I'd agree that Saravanaas is the best South Indian.
I've never understood the folks who claimed (for years) that Mitali & Haveli were any better than the rest of the joints on 6th Street.
haven't been for awhile but Haveli was one of my favs. 100 2nd Ave (Cross Street: Between 5th Street and 6th Street)


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The Evolving Firm: How Dynamic and Operating Capabilities Interact to Enable Entrepreneurship
Article first published online: 19 FEB 2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-8551.2008.00614.x
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Newey, L. R. and Zahra, S. A. (2009), The Evolving Firm: How Dynamic and Operating Capabilities Interact to Enable Entrepreneurship. British Journal of Management, 20: S81–S100. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-8551.2008.00614.x
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L'etat? C'est Moi!
November 20, 2014 By George Michalopulos 8 Comments
I'm at a loss for words to describe what happened to our country last Thursday and have been trying to come to grips with it. Unfortunately, last night's events in Ferguson, MO, are overtaking us and thus am caught on the horns of a dilemma. Therefore, until I collect my thoughts on last night, I will direct you to a more eloquent writer to describe the Constitutional crisis that President Obama caused last Thursday with his Executive Action. Please take the time to read Patrick J Buchanan's commentary. As for now all I can say is that we have crossed the line from Republicanism to … [Read More...]
Preaching Another Gospel
November 17, 2014 By George Michalopulos 136 Comments
Hitting a Nerve On more than a few occasions, we have used this cliche when it was deemed appropriate. We do a lot of that at Monomakhos. It's not always intentional but we are not shy from proclaiming the truth as we see it. Taking this position will inevitably strike the proverbial nerve. As the Arabs say, "He who speaks the truth must have one foot in the stirrup." Anyway, we've done it again. Rather than blame Your's Truly it would be better to commend the commentariat as a whole for their vigorous response to Fr. Robert Arida's shocking essay and Fr. Hans Jacobse's … [Read More...]
Mattingly: Two clashing Orthodox takes on doctrine – past and future
November 14, 2014 By George Michalopulos 232 Comments
Source: On Religion By Terry Mattingly When two global religious leaders embrace one another, someone is sure to turn the encounter into a photo opportunity. The photo-op on Nov. 7 was symbolic and, for many, historic. The elder statesman was the Rev. Billy Graham, and rather than an evangelical superstar, the man who met with him at his North Carolina mountain home was Russian Orthodox Metropolitan Hilarion Alfeyev. This visit was linked to a Hilarion address to a Charlotte gathering of Protestant and Orthodox leaders, organized by the Billy Graham Evangelistic … [Read More...]
Texas Orthodox Clergy Deliver Stinging Rebuke to Fr. Arida and Enablers
November 13, 2014 By George Michalopulos 156 Comments
Statement of the Brotherhood of the Orthodox Clergy Association of Houston and Southeast Texas on the Comments of Fr. Robert Arida on Homosexuality Source: Orthodox Houston In response to Fr. Robert Arida's recent article, which was posted on the OCA's Wonder blog, there have been many eloquent rebuttals. We do not wish to attempt to reproduce those critiques here, but we do wish to underscore some of the more important points that have been made, and to speak out publically on this controversy. We find it unacceptable for Orthodox Clergy, who have been given the charge to instruct … [Read More...]
A Thumpin'
November 10, 2014 By George Michalopulos 27 Comments
Hey Pilgrim, You're Gonna Need A Couple Of Stitches! We here at Monohamakhos have recently struck another nerve with the publication of Fr Hans Jacobse's response to Fr Robert Arida's controversial essay. The blow-back against Arida's questionable remarks still reverberates. This is all to the good and we thank our many readers for their thoughtful comments. We are especially heartened at the number of priests who have spoken in defense of the normative Christian moral tradition. At the very least it means that the Ark of Salvation hasn't sunk yet even if it has taken on some serious … [Read More...]
Fr Robert Arida: Why Don't You Become Episcopalian?
November 5, 2014 By George Michalopulos 387 Comments
Recently, Fr Robert Arida wrote a questionable essay which was published on the "OCA Wonder" blog, "Never Changing Gospel; Ever Changing Culture". Sadly, it is no longer a wonder what the upper reaches (as it were) of Syosset believes and where they want to take the OCA. It's rather a pity. Fr Hans Jacobse however has taken up the challenge of taking Arida to task. Jacobse, a priest in the Antiochian jurisdiction, boldly and with great clarity deconstructs Arida's tedious arguments. Like Fr Alexander F C Webster who recently stood up for the Christian moral tradition when it was … [Read More...]
Houston, We Have Liftoff!
November 2, 2014 By George Michalopulos 23 Comments
Last week,we reported on the egregious directive by Mayor Annise Parker of Houston, in which subpoenas would be issued for the sermons and "other communications" of five specific pastors in that city. Their ostensible crime (for want of a better word) was their exhortation against the new municipal policy regarding so-called transgendered people and the city's accommodation of their bathroom proclivities (again, for want of a better word). The reaction to this original, idiotic ruling was swift. However that was not our immediate concern. More troubling was the threat of subpoenas to the … [Read More...]
Disabusing Another Myth
October 28, 2014 By George Michalopulos 40 Comments
I had the good fortune (as I'm sure many of you have as well) to read John Sanidopoulos' excellent treatise on Hallowe'en. It was on his blog Mystagogy, one of the best blogs in the Orthosphere bar none. Rather than regurgitate it for you, I'll let you read it for yourselves, as there's no way that I could do it justice. (And I highly encourage you to read it.) It's gratifying on so many levels. The one or two I want to deal with here is the historicity of its origins as laid out by Sanidopoulos and the other is my personal gratitude to him for disabusing us yet of another pernicious … [Read More...]
We Few, We Happy Few, We Band of Brothers…
October 24, 2014 By George Michalopulos
Today is the Feast of St Crispin. On this day in 1415, King Henry V of England defeated an overwhelming force of French knights at Agincourt. (One of the high points on my recent trip to England was gazing in awe at the tomb of Henry at Westminster Abbey.) This rousing soliloquy is from Shakespere's Henry V, the 1944 film version with Sir Laurence Olivier. (An oldie but goodie from three years ago. Enjoy!) … [Read More...]
Houston, We Have a Problem!
October 22, 2014 By George Michalopulos
Actually, with a mayor who looks like this (talk about a face so sharp that it could saw wood), more of an existential threat. Her Excellency, Annise D Parker has recently stepped in it big-time. It seems that her sweet little totalitarian heart wanted to push through an insane ordinance allowing persons of either sex to go into the restrooms of the other sex. Or the transgendered to go into the bathroom they felt more comfortable in. Or --something. It's hard to tell any more thanks to the nihilism that has been unleashed thanks to homosexual identitarianism. I mean, I'm lost trying … [Read More...]
A Prophetic Word
October 19, 2014 By George Michalopulos
Most definitely a call to repentance, from America's greatest Preacher. These are sobering words. Billy Graham prophecies judgment upon America, saying that we are "worse than Sodom and Gomorrha." http://www.cnsnews.com/mrctv-blog/michael-w-chapman/rev-billy-graham-america-just-wicked-sodom-and-gomorrah-ever-were11 It's gotten so bad in Graham's estimation that judgment is inevitable. Prayer and repentance will only mitigate the severity of the bowls of wrath that will be overturned upon us because of our sins. But that's only if we return to prayer. Unfortunately many of us are … [Read More...]
October 15, 2014 By George Michalopulos
The article below was written four years ago, yet with the events in the Middle East with ISIS (or ISIL, or whatever we want to call them today), it is still relevant; in fact, probably even more so. Some would say that we should let that part of the world kill itself and not concern ourselves with it. Problem is, the concept of world submission and domination is being exported actively into our back yards. It is impossible to ignore, or be satisfied with them killing each other. If one question may be asked, is it the intent of radical Islam to bring the rest of the world to … [Read More...]
Trivializing Gay "Marriage"
October 8, 2014 By George Michalopulos
There's an old Japanese saying which Your's Truly picked up from one of my many commentators: if you sit by the river for long enough, you're bound to see the bodies of your enemies float by. File this story under that category. Or supreme irony. Or are Progs that freakin' stupid? Take your pick; one or the other or all three. Anyway, it seems that two straight, New Zealand men, Travis McIntosh and Matt McCormick, decided to take a walk down the aisle to get gay-married. The reason being that they took a dare which was sponsored by a local radio station so they could win an all … [Read More...]
Speaking Truth to the Powerless
October 3, 2014 By George Michalopulos
Recently, Sen Ted Cruz of Texas addressed a gathering of Arab and Oriental Christians from the Middle East. Their plight is now well-known. ISIS (aka the Islamic State) has been butchering them with impunity for several months now. The arrival of these bishops to America was motivated in part to garner sympathy for their cause. In many ways, it was a big step forward in inter-Christian relations. In many ways it served as a capstone to the increased awareness among Protestants in America Christians that the Church still existed in the land of its birth. A rising star on the Right, … [Read More...]
Isn't Diversity Wonderful?
September 30, 2014 By George Michalopulos
Last Friday a deranged black Muslim convert went all Jihad in Moore, Oklahoma and beheaded one co-worker and stabbed another one near to death. This being Oklahoma however, another employee who happened to have a gun made short work of the evil-doer. This incident is evil on so many levels. The murderer, one Alton Nolen, deserves no mercy. I can make no excuses for him. He needs to suffer to the fullest extent that the law allows. For good measure, his family and friends should be held up to opprobrium as well. Having said that, I take no umbrage against his religion. … [Read More...]
The Inversion Continues
September 25, 2014 By George Michalopulos
I was going to title this essay "Yet More Russian Corruption," but I received an insight as I woke up this morning and was shaving. The word "Inversion" popped into my mind instead. Let me explain. For months now, I've harbored the deep suspicion that the "free" United States of America and the "totalitarian" Russian Federation have switched sides --that an inversion (if you will) has taken place. It may not be complete, it may in fact reverse itself (if we repent). The open, incessant and almost-mandatory celebration of our genitals at every turn means however that we may be too far … [Read More...]
Fr John Peck on the Coming Persecution of Christians
September 20, 2014 By George Michalopulos
Fr John Peck was recently interviewed TruNews, a program with a large Protestant audience on how believers dealt with persecution. The interviewer was aware of the history of persecution that the Orthodox have endured, and asked Fr John to explain it to his audience. I'm heartened myself by this development. For too long, too many Protestants have drawn an imaginary line through the sand on which one side was Martin Luther=good/Popery=bad --and we got lumped into the Popery part. This ignorant bias has done much damage to the Christian world as we can see presently in the Middle East, … [Read More...]
Cracks in the Coalition?
September 19, 2014 By George Michalopulos
Well, it looks like the Episcopal Assembly's high point was the first year it met seems to me. Sixty-five bishops attended if memory servers. Every year since it has gotten fewer and fewer attendees. True, the Central American and Canadian bishops went off and formed their own Assemblies (as was logical). But even then we're talking nine or ten bishops at most subtracted from the initial sixty-five. Also, the OCA has three vacancies, so that leaves at least fifty who should have been there. According to the Assembly's website, there were "more than thirty bishops there." (The next day … [Read More...]
Scotland the Brave
September 15, 2014 By George Michalopulos
On Thursday, the people of Scotland will go to the polls to vote on seceding from the United Kingdom. It will be a historic vote if they succeed. Now, being an Anglophile, I'm going to say something paradoxical. I think the Scots should have their independence. Both England and Scotland are ancient countries with their own traditions, dynasties and folkways. The only reason that Scotland was brought into union in 1707 was because several Scottish lords (mostly of Anglo-Norman descent) had invested heavily in trying to carve a canal out of the Isthmus of Panama. It went nowhere and … [Read More...]
Enoch Powell: Vindicated!
September 12, 2014 By George Michalopulos
Perfect storms rarely happen but when they do --well, then you know why they're called perfect storms. (Forgive the tautology.) There's one brewing in England right now. It's so big that it even skipped the Pond and made waves here in the States. In England itself, it's as big a news story as Edward VIII's abdication. Recently, in Rotherham, England, the sun, moon and stars all seemed to align to create a perfect sociocultural firestorm of controversy. Over the last fifteen years or so, about 1,400 girls --some as young as four years old--had been systematically brutalized by gangs of … [Read More...]
Festivals Uber Alles
September 5, 2014 By George Michalopulos
An editorial by a member of the Orthodox Christian Laity (OCL) was published recently. It's a very well-crafted, thoughtful essay by George Matsoukos, the long-time Executive Director of that fine organization. (Full disclosure: I have been a member of the OCL for many years and they have published several of my articles.) You can read it for yourself on the OCL website. It offers much food for thought on the current state of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America (GOA). I don't agree with all its particulars --specifically the spread of Athonite monasticism and the danger of … [Read More...]
The Surveillance Engine: How the NSA Built Its Own Secret Google
August 28, 2014 By George Michalopulos
For those who are conflicted about the career of Edward Snowden (and I count myself as one), the fact remains that whether good, bad or indifferent, he did us a favor. Thanks to his espionage, we are now aware of several things. Among them: 1) that the Federal Government spies on its own citizens and 2) that it does so with impunity. Those of us who remember the Cold War remembered what it meant for a nation to be a police state. Those of us who actually lived behind the Iron Curtain certainly felt it first hand. That being said, it's impossible to come to any other conclusion than we … [Read More...]
More Thoughts on Ferguson: Crimestats
August 27, 2014 By George Michalopulos
We here at Monomakhos have kicked up yet another firestorm recently. Specifically with the story about the horrible shooting of Michael Brown, an unarmed, African-American teenage by a white policeman in Ferguson, MO. As in all things racial, the temperatures rise. I think its an evolutionary thing if you ask me. Regardless, it's not a Christian thing. Anyway, the official narrative of young black men being gunned down by white, racist cops was quickly derailed by facts which came out later. As of yet, we don't known exactly what happened. I for one believe that if Officer Darren … [Read More...]
Black Cop Shoots Unarmed White Teenager in Utah: Mormons Riot!
August 22, 2014 By George Michalopulos
Nah, just kidding. About the last part. The first part however is real. These are the facts as we know them presently: Last week, an African-American policeman in Salt Lake City, shot an unarmed white youth named Dillon Taylor. The details are sketchy, but it seems that Taylor was walking out of a 7-11 with his brother and his cousin when a police cruiser came speeding onto the parking lot. The policemen ordered the three youths to immediately lay on the ground, face down. For some reason, Dillon started hiking up his pants before doing so and one of the policemen --an … [Read More...]
August 18, 2014 By George Michalopulos
Things have been hectic on the personal front so Your's Truly hasn't been keeping up with things as much as he'd like. Still, things are popping up all over. Looks like we got a Trayvon Martin redux in the works in the Show Me State. Then the great Semitic Squabble of Gaza seems like it's never going to end. Fret not: Monomakhos is endeavoring to write something magisterial about both issues in due time. There is some good news however. The Neocons who are forever banging the war drums against Russia appear to have lost some steam. As in the Great Syrian war fever of last summer, … [Read More...]
Magna Carta: Houston, 2014
August 10, 2014 By George Michalopulos
Recently, Your Humble Correspondent took a few days off to visit Houston. The occasion was my father-in-law's third year memorial. While there, we noticed that the Magna Carta was on display at the Houston Museum of Natural Science. It was almost three years ago that me and my two sons took a trip to Great Britain. We had intended to go to Salisbury Cathedral to see the Great Charter but time constraints forbade us. Imagine our glee when we saw that it was on display in Houston. Anyway, here are some random photos of the display. Some of it was tangible: they had a set of chain mail … [Read More...]
Yet Another Indication that the Tomos is a Dead Letter?
August 7, 2014 By George Michalopulos
This is gratifying on many levels. I particularly like the close cooperation between the Catholic Church in Mexico and the Russian Orthodox Church. This is a display of Christian charity and fellowship that we would do well to encourage in other lands. It's a good type of ecumenism, what I call an ecumenism of the trenches. I'm especially gladdened to see that Bishop Alejo of Mexico City participated in the service. From what I gather, His Grace "gets it" regarding evangelism. I was also overjoyed for that matter when I heard that the Central American dioceses broke off from the North … [Read More...]
Finally, Some Good News
August 3, 2014 By George Michalopulos
Yours' Truly has often been taken to task for not reporting good news on the Orthodox front. Invariably I reply that "I would if there was any to report." Though there's a grain of truth to my riposte, I must admit that more often than not I say it in a flippant manner. For too long I've taken the tack that because the official publications and websites of institutional Orthodoxy put out tedious propaganda, our job was to hold their feet to the fire. I still stand by that but truth be told, when one takes such a position, it's easy to overlook good things. It is for this reason that … [Read More...]
Nothing to See Here, Move Along Now…
August 1, 2014 By George Michalopulos
Or: "I thought all you right-wingers were nuts about the government interfering in religious matters." It's getting rather tiresome at this point to mention the obvious. That the modern libertine movement and all its subsidiaries -- especially Gay, Inc -- would be used by the Federal government to suppress the free exercise of religion. But here's the proof. Oh, I realize that the IRS will only "monitor" sermons for "hate speech," not actually do something, like arrest preachers. But that's coming; it's only a matter of time. After all, who would think that we'd get to the first … [Read More...]
Drawing More Trump Cards
July 27, 2014 By George Michalopulos
You gotta hand it to old Vlad. He's a master strategist. Not only is he defanging the Neocon warmongers in the Ukraine, he's cleverly severing the EU from the US. It's a long game but he's in it for the long haul. Time is on his side and he knows it. [Editor's note: I have refrained so far from writing about the downed Malaysian airliner because things have been really hectic what with the move and all. More to follow in due time.] And now he's added another salient on the front against the Neocons. This one's brilliant actually. As you can see from the video below, he recently … [Read More...]


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The council approved a $1 million contract with Friends of Hemming Park in an effort to improve its appearance, cleanliness and clientele.
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Hotel Solar Do Carmo
Hotel Solar Do Carmo in Salvador
Hotel Solar Do Carmo
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.0/10
Rua Direita De Santo Antonio, 108
Salvador 40301-280
Hotel Freebies Available*
• Free Internet Available show dates
Hotel Solar Do Carmo
Featuring a terrace with breathtaking views of Todos os Anjos Bay, Solar do Carmo is just 600 metres from Salvador's historic centre of Pelourinho. It offers home-made breakfast and hot tub with sea views.The delicious buffet breakfast features freshly baked breads, pastries and croissants. Omelettes and tapiocas are cooked on guests demand, and are served with a cupful of genuine Brazilian coffee. Café Pote Restaurant is specialized in seafood, but guests can also enjoy a varied selection of dishes from regional and international cuisines.Hotel Solar do Carmo boasts a beautiful colonial style, set on an 18th-century mansion, offering comfortable rooms with free Wi-Fi. All are air-conditioned and feature a minibar, cable TV and private bathroom with amenities. Some rooms are larger and include a balcony with scenic bay views.This 4-star hotel is located 25 km from Deputado Luiz Eduardo Magalhães Airport, and Barra Shopping Centre can be reached within a 15-minute drive. The 24-hour front desk can arrange car rental and laundry services. ...read more
Top Amenities (see all)
- Internet services
- Business centre
- Restaurant
- Room service
Hotel Solar Do Carmo Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Airport shuttle (surcharge)
- Bar
- Business centre
- Car hire
- Concierge service
- Daily maid service
- Free WiFi
- Gift shop
- Hot tub
- Internet services
- Laundry
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Safety deposit box
- Shuttle service (surcharge)
- Terrace
- Tour desk
- Vending machine (drinks)
- Vending machine (snacks)
- WiFi
- WiFi available in all areas
Hotel Information
For reservations starting with 3 days 50% of the entire period will be charged and is not refundable.
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