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Chess Fundamentals
by Jose R. Capablanca
The first thing a student should do, is to familiarise himself with the power of the pieces. This can best be done by learning how to accomplish quickly some of the simple mates.

1. Some Simple Mates

Example 1. - The ending Rook and King against King.

The principle is to drive the opposing King to the last line on any side of the hoard.
The Hand-Book of Games
New or Carefully Revised Treatises on Whist, Piquet, Ecarté, Lansquenet, Boston, Quadrille, Cribbage, and Other Card Games
by Henry George Bohn
Vol. 3 of 2
The Hand-Book of Games: Comprising New or Carefully; Revised Treatises was written by Henry George Bohn in 1867. This is a 656 page book, containing 232005 words and 114 pictures. Search Inside is enabled for this title.
Games for Everybody
by May Christiana Hofmann
Every one is fond of having a good time when invited out to a party or social. Sometimes a stupid evening has been spent because either the guests were not congenial or the hostess had not planned good games. The purpose of this book is to furnish just what is needed for a pleasant home gathering, church social, or any other indoor occasion.

Very few, if any, of these games require much preparation. Just use what is in the house, follow the directions given, and a good time will be the result. Some of the games for "adults" can be played by the younger ones, and vice versa. Other games, by being changed a little by the hostess, can be made to suit the occasion.
Games and Amusements for Everybody
by Unknown Author
Books of Chess and of Whist having met with very general favour, to those who have not seen them we would venture to recommend them to their notice. The Hand-Book of Whist contains all of the hints and advice contained in Hoyle, with some additions, and will be found useful to old players to decide knotty points, and to beginners to enable them to play properly with those who are experienced. Its convenient size and clearness of type is another advantage. The Chess Hand-Book is compiled from all the best authors on that subject.
Games for All Occasions
by Mary E. Blain
Merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. The desire to play and frolic seems to be a heritage of mankind. In infancy and early childhood this joy and exuberance of spirit is given full sway. In youth, that effervescent stage of human existence, joy is unconfined. But in middle age and later life we are prone to stifle this wholesome atmosphere of happiness, with care and worry and perhaps, when a vexed or worried feeling has been allowed to control us, even forbid the children to play at that time. Why not reverse things and drown care and strife in the well-spring of joy given and received by reviving the latent spark of childhood and youth; joining in their pleasures passively or actively and being one of them at heart. So presuming that men are but children of a larger growth, the games, pastimes and entertainments described herewith were collected, remembered and originated respectively with the view of pleasing all of the children, from the tiny tot to, and including the grown-up, each according to their age and temperament. M.
The Chess-Player's Hand-Book
Containing a Full Account of the Game of Chess, and the Best Mode of Playing It
by Unknown Author
Within the space to which this little work is necessarily restricted, it was manifestly impossible to give very numerous instances of moves; but it is believed that every information is contained in its pages that will not only render it a book of sufficient instruction to lead the pupil to a complete acquaintance with the game of Chess, but also a pleasing and instructive companion to the board at all times. The best authorities have been consulted in its compilation, and nothing is admitted which does not seem to be of positive use, while no necessary information has, that its author is aware of, been excluded.
Chess Problems
by O. A. Brownson, Jr
Chess Problems was written by O. A. Brownson, Jr in 1876. This is a 725 page book, containing 112488 words and 963 pictures. Search Inside is enabled for this title.
A Handbook Chess
by George Frederick Pardon
The following pages were written expressly for, and appeared in, the London Journal, during the brief management of Messrs. Mark Lemon and Davenport Adams, a period in which many valuable improvements were introduced into the pages of that important and widely circulated periodical. Having received the stamp of public approval, these lessons are now gathered together and condensed, in order to provide young players with a cheap and correct Manual of Chess. Care has been taken to render the elementary instructions as plain and perspicuous as possible; and the writer would fain indulge a hope that through his means many young people may become proficient in the ancient and honourable Game of Chess.
Japanese Chess (Shō-Ngi)
The Science and Art of War or Struggle Philosophically Treated; Chinese Chess (Chong-Kie) and I-Go
by Chō-Yō
1. Inspired by the grand economy of the nature which reveals itself into the causes and effects governing all things from the universe down to molecular existences, admiring the almost incomprehensible foresight, clear plans and diplomatic movements of Thomas Paine, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and that sort of personages, and the tactics and strategy of George Washington - those who won the victory in a colossal chess game of humanity in which they stood for the side of pure democracy; - thus inspired, while the little Japanese of the small little island Empire are contesting with the gigantic and most puisant Russian Autocrat, the writer dares say that it is not merely a great number of population, nor enormous amount of pecuniary wealth, nor an immensely extensive territory, nor a considerable superiority of naval and military materiels, nor all these conditions put together that one belligerent power compels another to do what the former wants.

2. It is a union of minds and hearts, others being equal, on the part of the people whose each protects the other, and who support one another according to causes and effects of predestination that one group of men wins over the other. How the thirteen young colonies did cause the powerful fatherland to succum at the mercy of their will? We know it perfectly well.
A Series of Games With Cards
by Mrs. E. D. Cheney
In bringing out a new edition of my little book, I have taken the opportunity to make a few explanations of difficulties which have been reported to me in regard to the old games, as well as to add new ones. A peculiar nomenclature has naturally arisen in the use of Patience, which is not always carefully employed by writers or understood by learners.
Westminster Papers, 1874
A Monthly Journal of Chess, Whist, Games of Skill and the Drama
by Westminster Chess Club
Vol. 6
May 1873. much shorter game, in two moves, played by himself, resembling the Fools Mate of the books. The following letter is from Captain Kennedy, the well-known Chess author: Sir, Perhaps you will kindly allow me to mention that the seven move-game recorded in your present number, which has been sent to you all the way from the Bahamas, as a novelty, is, in point of fact, a venerable old stager, and has been frequently in print before. It was won by me against a Brighton amateur as far back as the year184$, and will be found in the Chess Players Chronicle vol. V, page 298.It is reprinted in the American Chess Monthly, vol. I, iMige 252; and, under the designation of Captain Kennedys Mate, again appears in Hazeltines Brevity and Brtlliancy in Chess, Pge 37.Finally, about two years ago, this Chess-i-kin cropped up in the Illustrated London AVrtv (as it now does in your columns), as an original game, contested by two gentlemen in America. I do not for a moment doubt that it was so contested, and only desire to say that I j)layed .first. The small pariic in question, I may slate, is not, as your Nassau correspondent supjwses, the shortest on record. There is in existence a lustrous little Chess gem, cut by the master hand of lgalle, the accomplisheil preceptor of Philidor, which is as brief, and of unquestionably superior merit. Yours faithfully, Keai)IN(;, 7 th April 1873. The game by M.de Iegalle, referred to by Captain Kennedy, will be found in Walkers Chess Studies, p.58 and is terminated on the seventh move. As these little gems deserve to be recorded, we print one presented to us by Herr Zukertort, who on this occasion gave the odds of a Queen. The annual Soiree of the Cardiff Chess Club was a great success, as was Mr. Steinitzs performance of playing simultaneously seven games without seeing the Board. Mr. Blackburne sannual blindfold performance at the City of London Chess Club is fixed for the 7 th instant. Mr. Blackburne will play ten games concurrently, without seeing the boards. In these days of scientific and slow j)layers it is quite refreshing to read that four of the games in the match between Sheriff Spens and Mr. Cirant, for the championship of the Glasgow Chess Club, were played at one sitting, the duration of which was three hours and a-half. The gold medal which accompanies, and is the symbol of the championship of the Edinburgh Chess Club, has been again won by Dr. Frazer, who won 23 out of the 27 games he played in the tourney. We learn from the Giasgtm Herald that this gold medal was presented to the Edinburgh Chess Club by Mr. Donaldson. Mr. Donaldson is perhaps better known in Iondon under his non de plume of Delta. If any of our readers desire to play a game by correspondence, they can communicate with F.Av. H., to our care. We have been favoured with copies of the first four numbers of the Nordisk Skaklidende, a new Chess magazine, published at Copenhagen, and edited by Messrs. Malmqvist andS. A. Sorensen. They contain games and problems, by the best Danish players and composers, and several of the games in the late match betw-een Zukertort and Steinitz. The Neiv York Clipper contains a great many columns besides that devoted to Chess; among others one which bears the title of Squibs and things, and under this remarkable title we notice a cautiously worded jjaragraph to the effect that Mr., Boch, an actor in Memphis, is spoken of as the best Chess player in this country. This reminds us of the famous divan master who was spoken of 2 the best Chess player in Hoxton. The match between Hartford and Boston has ended in the victory of the latter city. On the question of exceeding the time limit, referred to the arbitration of Messrs. Mackenzie and Perrin, as announced in our last number, Boston was adjudged to have lost the game, but her champions having won the next one, the Cradle of liberty scored the match. A new monthly journal is to appear this month in Philadelphia, under the title of the CJiess Record, It will be edited by Mr. George Reichelm, formerly the Chess Editor of the Philadelphia Bulletin, but better knovn in England as the adversary of Captain Mackenzie in two well contested matches for the championship of the States. The prospectus of the new periodical has excited our curiosity, and we look forward to the reception of the first number with interest A singular Chess match is recorded in the Hartford Times. It is said that two straight games of Chess have been recently played between the Naugatuck Hotel and Brick Block, and that the former won both Mr. Belden knows that we appreciate his humour, so we feel sure he will forgive us if we ask him to explain tliis joke. Mr. T.D. S.Moore, the Chess Editor of the Western Advertiser (London, Ontario), has published a neat little volume, containing too gems of Chess, being problems selected from the Chess department of that paper. Many of the problems are by comparatively unknown men, but they are not without merit, and the little book is excellently printed, in clear type. We commend it to such of our readers as are interested in problems. The Canadian Chess Congress will assemble at Toronto on the 13 th inst. Two tourneys will be held, one for games, the other for problems, open only to residents of the dominion.
by Robert Frederick Green
The Author's aim, in these pages, has been to provide a thoroughly complete and practical series of lessons in Chess. The reader is assumed at the outset to be without any knowledge whatever of the game, and the attempt is made to teach him how to play, and to leave him in a position to profit by the most advanced treatise. The Rules, the Index to the Openings, and the section on Current Chess Literature, while of special service to young players, will, it is hoped, render the volume useful as a work of reference to more advanced students. Free use has, necessarily, been made of standard works on the game. For the Rules, the "Praxis" and the book of the London Tourney; for the Openings, "Chess Openings"; and for end games, Salvioli and the "Handbook" have mainly been consulted. The Author desires also to record his obligations to Mr, Burn, the Rev. C. E. Ranken, and Mr, Steinitz, for friendly advice and assistance.
by David A. Mitchell
Among the famous chess players mentioned in this book are Dr. Emanuel Lasker, William Steinitz, Frank J. Marshall, the American master, and Jose R. Capablanca, the expert Cuban player. By winning the world's chess championship in 1894 from William Steinitz, who held the title for twenty-eight years, Lasker accomplished a feat which not only surprised the chess world, but it had a serious effect upon his adversary, who it is said never played as well after he lost the title. The score of the match was Lasker, 10; Steinitz, 5, while three games were drawn.

Frank J. Marshall, the Brooklyn master, won the American championship in 1909 from Jackson W. Showalter of Kentucky. Marshall won seven, Showalter scored two, and twelve games were declared drawn.

Jose R. Capablanca, the brilliant Cuban player, has established a remarkable record. He has participated in tournaments wherein the strongest masters in the world were entered, and in the majority of these he has emerged at the top of the ladder.
by Leopold Hoffer
Strictly speaking, this is not a Prologue, as intimated by the heading, but an Epilogue.

Entrusted with the editorship of the Chess article for the "Book of Card and Table Games," the article has assumed dimensions far beyond the scope and the space which the editor originally intended to devote to Chess.

In order to make the treatise on Chess more easily accessible to the Chess community and students, it was considered advisable to sever it from the "Book," and to publish it separately - as it forms a complete treatise on the game - in book form.
by David Andrew Mitchell
The oldest game in the world is draughts or, as we Americans term it, checkers. Historians tell us that the game was played in one form or another hundreds of years before Christ. The principle of the game is very simple, but to play it well is quite the reverse.

My purpose in writing this book is to give the young player some idea of how to conduct a game of checkers in a way which will get him into the habit of making good moves, thus avoiding the glaring mistakes common among all beginners. Some students have a natural checker talent. They become good players without the aid of a book, through experience, but when they at last take up the book moves, coupled with their natural ability, they develop into brilliant exponents of the mental pastime.

My advice, therefore, to the student is to get the good move habit first and you will save much valuable time.

Book Moves

What is meant by the book moves?

These are standard openings - moves which have been proved by experts to be the strongest for both sides.
Mitchell's Guide to the Game of Chess
Being a Complete Course of Instruction for Beginners
by David Andrew Mitchell
Introduction; Rules and Instructions; The American Chess Code; The Opening Moves; The End-game; Some Rules to Follow; Lessons in Sound Play; Review; Marshall's Best Games; Chess Problems; Solutions to Problems
How to Play Chess
by Charlotte Boardman Rogers
In preparing the present work the compiler wishes to give full credit to those hooks which she has had occasion to use as authorities for the general principles and laws of the game and for such of its history as the limited space of the Introduction permitted. The list is as follows: "The Chess-Player's Handbook," hy Howard Staunton; "Chess," by R. F.Green; "The Principles of Chess in Theory and Practice," and "The Art of Chess," by James Mason; The American Cyclopædia," and
"The Life of Philidor," by George Allen.
Pollock Memories
A Collection of Chess Games, Problems, Including His Matches
by William Henry Krause Pollock
British Chess Associatioa, and opened his score well, defeating Blackbume in the first round, drawing with Gunsberg in the second, and defeating Herr Lipschutz in the fourth; but he lost to the late Herr Zukertort in the third round. In the subsequent play he did badly, and finally only scored 4 out of a possible 12, and vas not placed. During 1886 he played for Ireland in a correspondence match against Sussex, his opponent being Mr. L.Leuliette. In 1886 he took part in the Nottingham Congress of the now defunct Counties Chess Association, but was unplaced in the prize list. He also played in the 1886 Master Tournament of the Irish Chess Association, and secure the first prize, with the exceptionally brilliant score of 8 points out ot a possible 8. Mr. J.H. Blackburne was second with 7, and Mr. Amoa Burn third with 6. In the Handicap, Mr. Pollock came out second, with a score of 11, Mr. Burn being first, with 13. In 1886 Mr. Pollock joined the City of London Chess Club, and played in the Winter Handicap, yielding odds to all the players of his section. He made a good score, but did not secure any material prize. He also gave a very fine exhibition of simultaneous play. In the matcU City V.St. Georges, May 1887, he played at the first board, drawing hia game with the late Eev. W.Wayte, the captain of St. Georges. In the Master Tournament of the British Chess Association, ixy 1887, he finished fifth, after Messrs. Burn, Gunsberg, Blackburne, and Zukertort, but with a higher score than Messrs. Bird, Lee, and Mason. In 1888 Mr. Pollock played in the Handicap at Simpsons, tieing with Mr. Sellon for fifth place score, 11 each after Messrs, Gunsberg, 16;Mason. 15;Bird, 13;and Gibbons, llj; but before Messrs. Zukertort and Mortimer, lOJ each; and MuUer, 8.He took part in the International Master Tournament of the Bradford Congress 1888, but did badly, only scoring 7 out of 16. Early in 1889 he visited various Chess centres in Ireland, giving exhibitions of simultaneous play with marked success. He took part in the Dublin Chess Congress, 1889, and in the Major Tournament came out second, with 6 Jout of 8 ;Mr. Amos Burn being first, with 7 ;and Mr. J.Mason third, with 5. In the year 1889 Mr. Pollock left England for America, and since then his record is mainly identified with American and Canadian Chess. He received a very handsome testimonial from the members of the Belfast Chess Club, just previous to his departure. This mark of appreciation, together with the fact of. having won the Irish Championship, induced him to represent Ireland in the American Congress of 1889. He therefore took part in this International contest at New York a two-round Tournament finish-ing eleventh with 17, after Messrs. Tchigorin (29), Weiss (29) Gunsberg (28), Blackburne (27), Burn (26), Lipschutz (22), Mason (22).Judd (20), Delmar (18), and Showalter (18).Below him in the score sheet were Messrs. Taubenhaus, Lee, Baird, Gossip and Burille. Bie divided with Mr.
The British Chess Magazine
by John Watkinson
Vol. 4
The British Chess Magazine was written by John Watkinson in 1884. This is a 451 page book, containing 185495 words and 43 pictures. Search Inside is enabled for this title.
The Chess Player's Chronicle
by Unknown Author
Vol. 6
The Chess Player's Chronicle was written by an unknown author in 1882. This is a 624 page book, containing 432512 words and 852 pictures. Search Inside is enabled for this title.
Chess Openings
by Frank James Marshall
Preface. PREFACE.r Nsubmitting this work to the Chess Public I am fully aware that my opinions of many of the lines of play given are in opposition to the dictum of some of the recognised authorities on the openings. Notwithstanding this fact, I urge chess players to put my theories to practical tests; the more so because the analyses given are the results of personal investigation and experience, and the foundation of any success which has attended my efforts in chess contests. My aim has not been to cover the whole field of chess openings, but rather to indicate to the chess student what I consider the best lines of development in attack and defence, in the openings most frequently adopted in matches and tournaments at the present time.
Backgammon and Draughts (Or Checkers)
by George Frederick Pardon
Backgammon remains in precisely the condition in which it was left over a hundred years ago, by "Edmond Hoyle, Gent." In this short account of the game are given the preliminary instructions which Hoyle and others almost invariably omit. Hoyle presumes on his reader's general knowledge of the manner of playing the various games, and begins his account of Backgammon with a calculation of chances and a table of odds against throwing certain numbers on two dice. This, the mere gambling element of the game, is not primarily necessary for the amateur's instruction. When he knows how to play Backgammon, he will soon acquire facility in making wagers on his success. It is a pleasant evidence of advancement in morals, that most of the games our forefathers played for heavy stakes are now ordinarily played "for love." Chess, Draughts, Backgammon, Whist, and most of the card games, are better played for amusement than for money.
The Hastings Chess Tournament, 1895
Containing the Authorised Account of the 230 Games Played Aug.-Sept. 1895
by Horace F. Cheshire
No excuse should be necessary for adding this volume to the long list of chess works now before the public. One of the advantages of a tournament such as that held at Hastings is, that it helps to advance the theory of the game, and a book is necessary as a permanent record. It is also hoped that we may recall the keen enjoyment felt by those who were fortunate enough to attend, as well as be able to somewhat recompense those who were unable to do so.

In arranging the matter at our disposal we have endeavoured to avoid dryness, by giving it chronologically with running comments.

Some of the games have already received the light of publication, and their general excellence should be a sufficient guarantee of the merits of the whole.

A few matters not strictly belonging to a record have been lightly touched upon in the Appendix, which, however, it is believed will also be found sufficiently interesting.

In conclusion we beg to thank players who furnished notes for their biographies, Mr. Hoffer for filling a few gaps, also the annotators, and all friends local and otherwise who proved so ready to assist.
The Chess Player
by Joseph Kling
Vol. 1
In completing the first volume of the Chess Player, we heartily thank our subscribers and contributors for the kind support by which we are enabled to promote Chess and exhibit its beauties in the pages of our periodical - a publication which is intended to be a record of "inventions and discoveries" relating to the noble game, and to afrord to each amateur of the quasi science a medium of intercommunication for their mutual improvement and recreation.

That such are the requirements of the Chess-world at the present period we have abundant testimony from the steadily-increasing sale of the work, and from the numerous correspondents which our exertions have called forth, many of whose suggestions are far too valuable for us to neglect. We did hope for advice and co-operation; but we were not prepared for the kindness and sympathetic good-will with which such hints have invariably been accompanied, and which deserve and receive our gratitude, and stimulate us to fresh exertions in our labour of love.
Amusements in Chess
by Charles Tomlinson
In the year 1840, the conductors of the Saturday Magazine determined to introduce the game of Chess into the pages of that widely circulated periodical, from a conviction that if the game were more generally introduced into families and schools, it would exert a highly beneficial influence by exciting a taste for more exalted sources of recreation than are afforded by games of chance, which are still sometimes permitted to young people in the absence of other sedentary occupation for their leisure hours. It was considered that games of chance, so far from producing a beneficial influence on the mind, are apt to disturb the temper, excite animosity, and foster a spirit of gambling; whereas Chess, on the contrary, being an effort of pure skill, gives healthy exercise to the mental powers; it requires caution and forbearance on the part of both players; it leaves the victor satisfied with having won the game without the additional stimulus of "a stake;" and it entails no humiliation on the vanguished, but rather prompts him to greater exertions.

In the beginning of 1841, therefore, a series of papers illustrative of the History, Antiquities, and Curiosities of the game was commenced, and continued in alternate numbers throughout the year.
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A few days ago the Stan Winston School Of Character Art website posted a never before scene video of how the T-800 was realized on screen for the 1991 blockbuster Terminator 2: Judgment Day, co-written, produced and directed sci fi legend James Cameron.
The video shows how many of the key scenes where the endoskeleton beneath the skin of Terminator star Arnold Schwarzenegger was realized. Enjoy.
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Fans of the classic 1982 science fiction movie Blade Runner will remember the ESPER machine that allows Deckard to zoom in and see around corners in a two-dimensional photograph. While such technology is still some way off, researchers in MIT's Media Lab have developed a system using a femtosecond laser that can reproduce low-resolution 3D images of objects that lie outside a camera's line of sight. Read More
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Researchers at the University of Sheffield have created what sounds impossible - even nonsensical: an experimental electron microscope without lenses that not only works, but is orders of magnitude more powerful than current models. By means of a new form of mathematical analysis, scientists can take the meaningless patterns of dots and circles created by the lens-less microscope and create images that are of high resolution and contrast and, potentially, up to 100 times greater magnification. Read More
For the predicted hydrogen economy to become a reality, fuel cells must become more efficient and cost effective. Researchers from the University of Central Florida (UCF) claim to have addressed both these problems by creating a sandwich-like structure that allows more abundant materials to be used as catalysts in hydrogen fuel cells. Read More
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Neutrinos have been in the news recently, and although it appears that they probably do not travel faster than light, they still hold court as three of the strangest of the known subatomic particles. Undeterred by these arcane particles, Fermilab scientists have succeeded in communicating with neutrino pulses through 240 meters (262 yards) of rock at a rate of 0.1 bits per second. Read More
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The Scr-interview, Part I - Ben Scrivens on the 2012 season
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It's the offseason, and I was able to get a hold of Ben Scrivens for a lengthy interview, cut into three parts. The first part deals with Scrivens' 2012 season, both with the Maple Leafs, and with the Marlies for their Calder Cup run in the spring.
What were your expectations heading into last season?
My expectations were to challenge for a spot with the Leafs right away. I expected myself to come in and have a strong camp and I think I did that. I don't think it was realistic for me to think I was going to make the team, but I did want to force them to have to make a tough decision to send me down, and that's really all I could've done. Then from there, it was just to have a solid, consistent season, put up good numbers, help the team make the playoffs – that was a big thing for me. We didn't make the playoffs the year before, so to play a full season being the guy in net for the Marlies, and to make the playoffs, that was my goal going in.
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Modern, updated Hotel without loss of characters do charm! Breakfast Perfect Location The fact that I was staying in a 650 year old building I would certainly recommend this hotel. Nice bath tub Good wifi
Beds a bit to hard for me but the rest of my family slept well. The temperature was to warm in the rooms and could not be adjusted. I was able to open the windows and the airconditioning unit, although I could not turn it on this time of the year, had a fan that helped as well.
Location is great...I Can run back and forth to buy things and back to keep it at hotel ..also it closes to almost every shop in my list.
The bathroom is nightmare ...it's a so so in terms of the cleanliness but it's too small even for the asian women likes me...I Don't think the european or american will find it convenient to use this small shower room after a long day.
Conveniently located in the Old Town of Salzburg on the main shopping street Getreidegasse. We were given an upgraded room. Did have to go up a few steps to get to it as elevator didn't go all the way, but that was no problem. Loved this hotel.
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Too arty farty, air conditioner made some annoying noises. An uncomfortable sitting area. The building is ancient and very nice but low shower due to low ceilings.
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Staff very frienly and efficient. Excellent location.
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We really enjoyed this hotel which is centrally located in Salzburg within walking distance of shops, restaurants and the sights. The staff was incredibly helpful. They accomodated us with an early check-in and a late check-out and were wonderful about arranging for taxis and restaurants. The room was spacious, very clean and even though we were in a room facing the busy street there was no noise. They also had bicycles which we used to tour the surrounding town. The breakfast was a wonderful European style buffet with homemade breads and made to order eggs. Fantastic!
Good Location (upscale) everything was perfect!
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The location was fantastic, the rooms were quirky and had fun touches (blue rubber ducks, a view of the courtyard herb garden, umbrellas to borrow), and the staff helpful. We were very pleased with our stay and would recommend this hotel!
Only the three days of rain that we had!
Amazing staff, prime location, nicely furnished.
Excellent hotel in the middle of the city. Nothing is further than a 5 minute walk. One side of the hotel is on the main shopping/pedestrian walk and the other faces a square with restaurants! We have a large room with a comfortable bed. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend to anone staying in Salzburg.
Limited counter space in the washrooms
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The bed creaked!! Needs to be changed or repaired.
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Great location in Old City We got an upgrade that included a sitting area Charming and interesting modern renovation of a 600 year old building Courteous staff Included breakfast Very good good restaurant in the hotel with a lovely outside patio for daytime dining Very attentive service for our food allergy needs
While the bathroom was nice, the design and fixtures were an issue for us. The sink was very small and the placement of the faucet caused water to splash on the floor. The shower, while nice, was in a deep tub with a partial glass door making it difficult to climb in and out and again, water splashing on the floor. Washing up included mopping the floor with towels every time.
Great location, nice hotel, would stay there again.
+ Staff is very friendly and welcoming + Room (incl bathroom) is large and has high standard + Wifi works excellent
- You need to walk some hundred meters from garage to hotel. This is not really negative since the hotel is located on a pedestrian area.
We had two rooms in this delightful old building & both were decorated differently & both gorgeous. With a good eye for efficient use of space & movement. Beautiful meal in the restaurant.
Openness ans accessibility of hotel, very helpful staff, not stuffy or 'standing on ceremony'... No red tape, as brochure says - this is a hotel to spend time in, not to spend the night in.
location breakfast staff large room ameneties
street noise tv too small screen and no sharp picture
Staff were fantastic. Great bathroom and modern room. Superb location, close to good restaurants, castle, Mozart's home and shopping. Free bikes available. Breakfast was great.
cool spacious rooms, great location, good service
Location was great Stylish hotel Steak tartare was fantastic
The hotel almost shut down on a Sunday so no access to the facilities one would expect with a hotel of this standard. No drinks, food, room service and minimal housekeeping. This should be highlighted when booking as we would not have stayed here if we had known about the full closure
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21 November 2014 11:58 AM, PST | E! Online | See recent E! Online news »
Tara Reid knows how to flaunt her bikini bod when the paps come out to play. The 39-year-old star was recently spotted on the beach in Hawaii where she was snapped showing off her slim figure while splashing around in the ocean. Reid rocked an itty bitty colorful bikini that showed off her skinny frame and accessorized her beachwear with a cute heart necklace as she let her bright blond locks blow in the wind. The Big Lebowski star has made headlines for her bikini bod on numerous occasions. In August, she shared an Instagram snap in which she's wearing her tiniest two piece yet while seductively captioning the shot, "Do you like my beads." And in »
21 November 2014 11:30 AM, PST | TMZ | See recent TMZ news »
Previously dismissed after several plastic surgeries and many drunken escapades, Tara Reid donned a skimpy bikini this week and frolicked on the beach in Hawaii to show the world ... she's looking fiiiiiiiiine.Reid has come a long way since she famously got denied at Hyde -- the night we discovered Kim K -- or tripped over a motorcycle or stumbled out of a club on a Tuesday or ... well, you get the idea. It's amazing »
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Scrubs was one of NBC's critically acclaimed, but poorly rated sitcoms of the 2000's. It was also close to being cancelled every season, but somehow the show would continue to survive. NBC finnally pulled the plug on the series after the conclusion of its seventh season after being ranked the 115 most watched show of the entire 2007-2008 television season. ABC would come to the rescue and pick the comedy up for an eighth season. Scrubs would return for season nine but would only feature J.D. (Zach Braff), Dr. Cox (John C. McGinley), and Turk (Don Faison) teaching at a medical school. During those nine seasons, Dr. John Dorian had many girlfriends. We decided to rank the top 10 for your reading pleasure. 10. Danni Sullivan (Tara Reid) Trust me. I am not a Tara Reid fan by any means. However, she barely makes the list playing Danni Sullivan, Jordan's younger sister. »
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6 November 2014 5:23 AM, PST | WorstPreviews.com | See recent Worst Previews news »
The American Film Market (Afm) has now started, with lots of films competing for foreign distribution. One of those films is "Sharknado 3," which has a poster hanging around the event. Chech it out below. The first installment took place in Los Angeles. The sequel moved to New York City. And just recently, Syfy hinted that the third film will take on the Feast Coast, which is from DC to Orlando. According to the poster, Washington DC will definitely be visited. "Sharknado 3" is planning to bring back Ian Ziering and Tara Reid, and is expected to air in 2015. Poster: (click to enlarge) »
5 November 2014 10:02 PM, PST | WeAreMovieGeeks.com | See recent WeAreMovieGeeks.com news »
Horns is in theaters and On-Demand just in time to quench your fantasy withdrawal now that Halloween has come and gone. Last week, Wamg sat down with star Daniel Radcliffe in a small press conference to talk about his role of Ig in the film, Sharknado 2 : The Second One (because, why not?), and his sweet flow on 'The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.' Check it out below.
Based on the novel by Joe Hill, Horns is a supernatural thriller driven by fantasy, mystery and romance. The film follows Ig Perrish (Daniel Radcliffe, "Harry Potter" films), the number one suspect for the violent rape and murder of his girlfriend, Merrin (Juno Temple). Hungover from a night of hard drinking, Ig awakens one morning to find horns starting to grow from his own head and soon realizes their power drives people to confess their sins and give in to their »
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2 November 2014 5:26 AM, PST | ScreenDaily | See recent ScreenDaily news »
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The film shot in Australia is and directed by Chris Sun. Debbie Rivers, Laurence Duggan and Sean Gannon served as producers.
"I couldn't be more thrilled to be in business with Shoreline Entertainment," said Sun. "Morris Ruskin was the first person to truly believe in me, my films and what I can do as a horror film-maker. I can't wait to make more films for Morris and Shoreline Entertainment."
The premiere is scheduled for November 15 in Australia with Reid, Moseley, Jones and the rest scheduled to attend.
It opens in Australia on December 4. "We are currently still in the process of locking in Australian screens, but we are »
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29 October 2014 2:00 AM, PDT | Twitch | See recent Twitch news »
A new trailer and gorgeous poster have arrived for Monster Fest 2014, Australia's premiere genre film festival, which kicks off for 11 days and nights of depravity in Melbourne on 20 November.Highlights of the event, which will take place at Melbourne's iconic Cinema Nova and the fully customised late night space Yah Yahs, include opening film Charlie's Farm, starring Tara Reid, Kane Hodder and Nathan Jones, and closing out with The ABCs Of Death 2. Along the way there will be screenings of a number of Twitch favourites, including Astron 6's The Editor, Tommy Wirkola's Dead Snow 2, Eli Roth's The Green Inferno, Kevin Kolsch & Dennis Widmyer's Starry Eyes and David Gregory's documentary Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey Of Richard Stanley's Island of Doctor...
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26 October 2014 11:07 AM, PDT | Blogomatic3000 | See recent Blogomatic3000 news »
Stars: Ian Ziering, Tara Reid, Vivica A. Fox, Mark McGrath, Kari Wuhrer, Courtney Baxter, Dante Palminteri | Written by Thunder Levin | Directed by Anthony C. Ferrante
Fin Shepard (Ziering) and his ex-wife April (Reid) are flying to New York City when their plane enters the most unnatural of storms and is battered by airborne sharks. As blood is shed and passengers are maimed in the skies, New York awakens and people spill onto the streets, unaware of the peril descending rapidly towards them… a sharknado is about to hit the big apple! Armed with weapons and explosives, Fin realises he must risk all to save his sister's family from the greatest of danger as floods and storms crash into the city.
The first Sharknado was something of an unexpected phenomenon. Your typical monster-movie produced by The Asylum, it captured the imagination of more than just those of who usually tune-in »
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21 October 2014 9:38 AM, PDT | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
After wreaking wonderfully outlandish havoc across Los Angeles and New York, Syfy has confirmed that Sharknado 3 is on its way to the East Coast, with the shark-infested storm due to hit the likes of Orlando and Washington, D.C. in 2015. Climate change is a bitch, huh?
The news comes to us from the franchise's official Twitter account, which confirmed it yesterday.
Breaking: It's official! From DC to Orlando… #Sharknado3 Takes on the Feast Coast! #SyfyPT
— Sharknado (@SharknadoSyfy) October 20, 2014
In fact, Sharknado 3 is set to be as sprawling as ever, gobbling up a hoard of locations where the first two films took place primarily within one city. And while we don't know much about, err, story, you can readily expect some major monuments to be face the brunt of the titular super-storm come next year — an airborne shark attack on the White House, anyone?
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21 October 2014 5:12 AM, PDT | WorstPreviews.com | See recent Worst Previews news »
The first "Sharknado" movie took place in Los Angeles. The sequel, called "Sharknado: The Second One," took place in New York City. It was watched by 3.9 million viewers, a record for an original Syfy movie. "Sharknado 3" was already announced and will bring back Ian Ziering and Tara Reid. But fans have been wondering where the third installment will take place. Now, thanks to the official "Sharknado" Twitter account, we have the answer. "It's official! From DC to Orlando. #Sharknado3 Takes on the Feast Coast," said the account. While exact locations have yet to be revealed, it's likely that we'll see the White House and possibly some of the theme parks, like Walt Disney World. Either way, it looks like we're getting a road trip movie. »
20 October 2014 6:34 PM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
The official Sharknado Twitter account announced today that Sharknado 3 will move the action from New York City to the "Feast Coast," between Washington D.C. and Orlando, Florida. It isn't known if "Feast Coast" will be part of the official title when this horror sequel debuts on Syfy next summer, but you can take a look at the Twitter announcement below.
Breaking: It's official! From DC to Orlando... #Sharknado3 Takes on the Feast Coast! #SyfyPT
— Sharknado (@SharknadoSyfy) October 20, 2014
Syfy first announced in April, three months before Sharknado 2: The Second One debuted, that Sharknado 3 will be released in 2015. The network later revealed in August that Sharknado 3 will debut sometime in July 2015 on the cable network, although this is the first we're hearing about where the sequel will be set.
Sharknado and Sharknado 2: The Second One stars Ian Ziering and Tara Reid are expected to reprise their »
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20 October 2014 12:30 PM, PDT | FilmSchoolRejects.com | See recent FilmSchoolRejects news »
We're all refreshing Sharknado's Twitter on an hourly basis, right? I'm going to assume that, yes, most of society is, so you probably already heard the news this morning that Sharknado 3 is real, and it already has a below-average shark pun tethered to its name: Feast Coast — okay, technically the word "feast" isn't specifically a sharkological term, but put it in close enough proximity to the word "Sharknado" and it fits just fine. The details come from an Orlando-based Sharknado press tour, alongside the fateful Twitter reveal explaining just what a "Feast Coast" is. Apparently, it's a stretch of coastal America from Washington, DC, to Florida marauded by airborne sharks. Then comes IGN with a scant few details more. The film will begin by hurling sharks at our nation's capital (this is apparently "what [Washington, DC] deserves," according to Syfy and Chiller President Dave Howe, who »
- Adam Bellotto
20 October 2014 8:27 AM, PDT | E! Online | See recent E! Online news »
Forget one city, Sharknado 3 is going to be bigger than ever and is taking on a whole coast. Syfy announced the third movie in its highly rated franchise about sharks getting sucked up into big storms and wreaking havoc on civilians will take place on the "Feast Coast," from Washington, DC to Florida. Just think of the cameos! We have to have at least one elected official kill or get eaten by a CGI shark, right? "Breaking: It's official! From DC to Orlando... #Sharknado3 Takes on the Feast Coast! #SyfyPT," the official account tweeted. No cast has been announced yet, but our saw hands are crossed that Tara Reid and Ian Ziering will return to take on the sharks falling from the sky. The first »
20 October 2014 8:15 AM, PDT | Moviefone | See recent Moviefone news »
The first two "Sharknado" films brought skyborne sharks to Los Angeles and New York City. Not to be outdone, the third outing in the Syfy franchise will wreak havoc on the entire East Coast -- er, Feast Coast, that is.
In an announcement on the official "Sharknado" Twitter page, Syfy revealed that "Sharknado 3" would take on "the Feast Coast," raining down carnivorous creatures from Washington, D.C. to Orlando. It's unclear if any cast members from the first two films will reprise their roles.
Breaking: It's official! From DC to Orlando... #Sharknado3 Takes on the Feast Coast! #SyfyPT
- Sharknado (@SharknadoSyfy) October 20, 2014
"Sharknado" and "Sharknado 2: The Second One" starred Ian Ziering and Tara Reid as an estranged couple brought back together by the titular storm systems. Ziering reportedly wants a bigger paycheck for the third outing in the popular series, though production company Asylum may just move on »
- Katie Roberts
20 October 2014 7:01 AM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
Sharknado 3 next summer will touch down on not just one city but several, as the shlockfest's second sequel takes on "the Feast Coast," it was announced on Monday.
Related Sharknado 2: The 13 Best Worst Lines and 13 Fishiest Leaps of Logic
Specifically, the shark-infested twisters will swirl "from Washington, D.C. to Orlando, Fla" — more than likely jeopardizing the White House (cast your hammy, C-list Potus now!) and probably terrorizing some copyright infringement-dodging Walt Disney World facsimile. (Wally World? Wonderworld?)
Or, will Daniel Radcliffe's "dream" to appear in a Sharknado movie be realized if the toothy twisters »
18 October 2014 6:00 AM, PDT | TooFab | See recent TooFab news »
This week, Aaron Paul reunites with his "Breaking Bad" meth van, Lea Michele shows off her Italian cooking skills and Zac Efron posts a pic with his rumored new girlfriend Sami Miro! And, Stephanie Pratt goes makeup-free in her latest selfie, Kylie Jenner flaunts major cleavage in one revealing low-cut top and James Franco shows off his painting skills. Plus, Tara Reid rolls around in the grass, Jamie Lynn Spears performs for her daughter Maddie's class and Jessica Alba gets in the Halloween spirit! Click "Launch Gallery" above to see these stars' personal pics and even more celeb candids in this week's best celebrity TwitPics! Read more »
- tooFab Staff
8 October 2014 10:11 AM, PDT | MovieWeb | See recent MovieWeb news »
Have you been wondering how they brought all of the sharks to life in the hilarious and thrilling sequel Sharknado 2: The Second One? We have a special Blu-ray preview that shows off some of the VFX in the movie, and how they were accomplished in this harrowing tale of a tornado that drops over three hundred Great Whites on the city of New York.
Available now on Blu-ray and DVD, Syfy's ratings record-breaker turned pop culture phenomenon continues with this epic adventure, hitting shores as a never-before-aired extended version from Cinedigm and The Asylum.
In this latest Shark-tastic adventure, stars Ian Ziering and Tara Reid reprise their roles from the original, now iconic disaster film Sharknado. Joining the cast is Vivica A. Fox, platinum recording artist Mark McGrath, and a huge collection of celebrities making must-see cameo appearances!
This terrifying and hilarious sequel once again matches heroes against sharks »
- MovieWeb
6 October 2014 3:47 PM, PDT | E! Online | See recent E! Online news »
This weekend #RichKids of Beverly Hills star Jonny Drubel headed to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood! He isn't the only celeb who loves a good scare. Kylie Jenner, Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez, Ariana Grande, Big Sean and Vanessa Hudgens have gone to the spooky park as well! Chris Hardwick host of The Talking Dead, Robert Kirkman creator of The Walking Dead, Danny Tejo of Machete, and Tara Reid of Sharknado 2 apparently can't stay away from their on screen scares, because they have also been spotted at the park this Halloween season. Jonny gave us the inside scoop on the best options of the night! He shared that his »
4 October 2014 8:57 PM, PDT | MoreHorror | See recent MoreHorror news »
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Directed by: James Cullen Bressack
Cast: James Brooks (Michael), Shannen Doherty (Cate), Zack Ward (Will), Christopher Lloyd (Mayor Akerman), Ciara Hanna (Nicole), Yar Koosha (Kyle), Fred Stoller (Rich), Rachel True (Marcy), Jeremy Wade (Lamprey Expert)
I'm a huge "Piranha" fan, and I'll watch anything (anything that is!) pertaining to lake horror. Hockey masked killers, prehistoric monsters, government altered mutated fish, toxic waste mutated marine life and even zombies, are all enhanced when set at a lake. It's in a more confined space than the ocean, there's usually plenty of expendable characters getting their vacation on to up the body count, and it makes one think twice that fresh water is absolutely, positively safe.
"Blood Lake" is an Asylum film that deals with something that is creepy enough as »
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In SyFy's Sharknado 2: The Second One, another shark-infested hurricane slams the mainland, this time engulfing the East Coast, and Ian Ziering is at the ready with a massive chainsaw to take on the airborne, sharp-toothed predators. With their home media release of Sharknado 2: The Second One flying onto shelves next week, Cinedigm has provided us with a prize pack for one lucky Daily Dead reader.
"When a Category 7 hurricane pummels New York, the surging floodwaters bring thousands of sharks. To make matters worse, tornadoes soon dot the horizon. As Sharknadoes tear through the city, no vehicle, building, or national monument is safe."
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