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HP Procurve 4000M switches are vulnerable to a denial of service attack. A remote attacker could perform a port scan on the switch's management IP address to cause the Telnet service to stop accepting connections.
Denial of Service
No remedy available as of September 1, 2014.
- BugTraq Mailing List, Thu Feb 28 2002 - 19:45:52 CST: DoS on HP ProCurve 4000M switch (possibly others).
- BID-4212: HP ProCurve Switch Denial of Service Vulnerability
- CVE-2002-0350: HP Procurve Switch 4000M running firmware C.08.22 and C.09.09 allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service via a port scan of the management IP address, which disables the telnet service.
- OSVDB ID: 10863: HP ProCurve 4000M Switch Management IP Portscan DoS
Platforms Affected:
- HP ProCurve Switch 4000M C.08.22
- HP ProCurve Switch 4000M C.09.09
Feb 28, 2002
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Scouting Report Pirates Jose Osuna
When you're an underpaid prospect writer like myself, you try your best to get the most bang for your buck when prospecting. You stick to a budget. You make some hard decisions, like missing Trevor Story because you simply can't afford to cover just one top 150 prospect. Some decisions are much easier to make, like high-tailing it down to State Mutual Stadium in Rome, Georgia so you can catch two Pirates prospects who are, in this writer's opinion, top 50 prospects, the Braves 2012 2nd Round draft pick and an under-the-radar teenaged Pirates prospect who was overshadowed during much of 2012 by his more highly ranked teammates. Today, I present the narrative for that particular teenage prospect, First Baseman Jose Osuna
Braves prospect Alex Wood is on the mound and Jose Osuna settles in to face the young left hander. Osuna settles in, ready for Wood's offering, unloads on a fastball and drives it over the left field wall for a solo home run. This was the first of three run-scoring hits Osuna collected during the day's double header. The two other hits were both singles, one bounced over second base while the other was grounded sharply through the 5-6 hole. He even collected a walk when Braves prospect Navery Moore lost the strike zone. Overall, Osuna was 3 for 7 with a home run, 3 RBI's and a walk.
Physically, Jose Osuna is a solidly built ballplayer. Listed at 6'2'', 213 Ilbs, Osuna has a strong upper body. While the homerun swing, the first and second clip of the video, is an impressive display of his upper body strength, the third swing in the video, an inside-out swing, is a tremendous example of his hand strength. Off the bat, Osuna looked to have blooped the ball over the infield. However, the right fielder, playing medium depth, was able to make a fairly routine catch of the ball. With a weaker hitter, that ball doesn't reach the right fielder. Despite his stockiness, Osuna has slightly better than average speed, which is evident on the grounder he tried beating out in the video package (He was safe).
At the plate, Osuna is working with an average hit tool. While he has a solid base and good weight distribution, he doesn't generate the type of power he should be capable of generating. Right now, I classify his power to be above average. With a little more strength coming from his lower half, a plus power projection is a reasonable expectation. Most power hitters strike out a lot, especially when they are as young and as under-the-radar as Osuna is. Despite struggling mightily with his pitch recognition skills, he isn't one to swing and miss much since he possesses solid hand/eye coordination skills. His swing is pretty free and easy. The trajectory of the swing could lend itself to a good bit of pop ups, especially when velocity levels are increased as he moves through the minors. He's a fairly pronounced pull hitter.
So how is this guy flying so far under the radar? For one, first base prospects usually need to show advanced hitting skills in the Sally League because most first baseman lack position flexibility. Another reason was his mediocre first half that resulted in a four home run output. He ended up hitting twelve home runs after the all star break, which was tied for the league lead.
I can count the number of Sally league first base prospects on one hand that I thought passed the advanced hitting skills test. The last one that came through was Astros prospect Jonathan Singleton, and before that, Braves First baseman Freddie Freeman. Both of those hitters had significant hit tools even then. The baseball would explode off their bats. It was easier to believe that those two would be major league first basemen compared to a prospect like Osuna. That doesn't mean I'm bearish on Osuna. It just means it is tougher to see him being a regular first baseman in the big leagues. He does have a few things working in his favor. Overall, the position is down. 2012 was certainly a weak year offensively for MLB first baseman. It was even worse in the minors. Secondly, he has youth on his side. He'll be starting High A as a twenty year old, which puts his ETA to the majors about three to four years away.
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Many dangerous chemicals have no smell or taste, while electric cars are so quiet they can sneak up on cyclists and pedestrians.
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Denatured alcohol is ethanol (drinkable alcohol) that's been mixed with chemicals to make it suitable for everyday, non-imbibing uses without being subject to the high taxes associated with spirits. It has numerous applications: Denatured alcohol is a fuel source in camping stoves, a household cleaner, and sometimes a component in biodiesel. To denature or alter the qualities of ethanol, manufacturers often use methanol, a toxic chemical that has a boiling point similar to that of ethanol, making methanol difficult to remove. To go further in keeping people from drinking denatured alcohol (which can cause blindness and even death), manufacturers also add warning agents such as denatoniuma chemical compound with an extremely bitter tasteand pyridine, which wards off would-be consumers with its pungent odor.


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The Pepperdine community was saddened to learn of the passing of Mark Kirk, a member of the Pepperdine University Board of Regents, at age 55.
"The passing of Mark Kirk has hit all who knew him very hard," said Pepperdine president Andrew K. Benton. "He was a delightful friend, wise counselor, and peerless example. His service on our governing board was impactful and indelible; however, it is the way he related to everyone on such a personal and profound level that will never be forgotten. We love his family and hold each of them in prayer."
A member of the Board of Regents since 2010, Kirk retired as a partner with Linsalata Capital Partners, a Cleveland, Ohio-based private equity investment firm, in 2009. He served on the board of T.D. Williamson, Inc., Transtar Holding Company, and U-Line Holding Company. Prior to joining Linsalata Capital, which currently owns sixteen portfolio companies with aggregate revenues of approximately $1.4 billion, Kirk served as president, chief executive officer, and a director of Scott Technologies, Inc., a Cleveland-based public company.
Memorial services are planned for Sunday, Jun. 16, at 2 p.m. at the Church in the Falls in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, with visiting hours from 2 to 3 p.m. and service from 3 to 3:30 p.m.
Kirk, a CPA, began his career in public accounting with KPMG and served as an audit manager with Deloitte and Touche. He is the former president, chief operating officer, and a director of HMI Industries, Inc. and was senior officer, chief financial officer, and director of Anchor Glass, Grimes Aerospace, and Facet Enterprises, Inc. He is also chair of the Board of Trustees of Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy and serves on the board of Hope Network Ministries. He formerly served on the Board of Trustees of Rochester College, Board of Visitors of Abilene Christian University, and President's Council of Harding University.
He received his bachelor of business administration degree in accounting from Harding University and completed the Advanced Executive Program of the Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University.
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I love vivid settings in romance and am particularly fond of foreign settings. When they're done well, I learn more about a country, feel as if I'm there, but still enjoy the story. Long before I ever visited Greece I fell in love with the country – or at least one of the Greek Islands – by reading Mary Stewart's The Moon-Spinners, set on the island of Crete. I haven't visited Crete myself, but feel as if I actually know what parts of it look like thanks to Ms. Stewart's words. What I carried with me, for years, were the windmills of Crete.
After I read The Moon-Spinners for the first time, I knew that someday I wanted to visit Greece, and at least one Greek island. And I also knew that I wanted to read more books set in Greece – both the islands and mainland.
The Special Settings section of AAR's Special Title's Listing includes six books set in Greece, three by Mary Stewart. I've tried five of the six books, but have enjoyed the three by Ms. Stewart the most. In addition to The Moon-Spinners, the list includes Ms. Stewart's My Brother Michael and This Rough Magic.
Rike gave a DIK review at AAR to Mary Stewart's My Brother Michael, set in Delphi. Rike notes of Delphi that: "It's a truly magical, mystical place. Whatever your own religious persuasion is, there you'll find it very easy to feel close to a higher being, and understand perfectly well why the Greeks built a sanctuary for Apollo on that very mountainside."


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Wartrol Review – HPV Treatment Shocking Findings [NEWS]
(This is the first in a series about STDs. STDs are a leading cause of infertility. In this expose, we explore the options for suffering couples.)
WARNING – This article contains graphic content. Reader discretion is advised.
A new HPV Treatment, Wartrol, promises to cure painful, embarrassing genital warts once and for all. But is it too good to be true? We investigated the claims of the controversial new miracle cure. After speaking to numerous experts and long-time sufferers alike, here is what we found -
Bonnie Batesman, who asked that her real name not be revealed, has been suffering from HPV since she was 17. The 45 year old mother of 3 is now afraid of the consequences. "My mother died of ovarian cancer at 55," says Batesman. She is aware of the fact that she too is a high-risk target for ovarian cancer in the next 20 years. Not only does it run in her family, but ovarian cancer has been tied directly back to the HPV virus in women.
Surprisingly confident, Batesman tells us, "If only I would have used a condom that first time! I knew it was a bad decision, but I never thought it might kill me." She chuckles, but soon becomes serious again. She cannot talk about this problem with her friends. Even her husband, James, a mechanic, is uncomfortable talking about the subject.
"Its just… gross," James tells us. "I love my wife, but those crusty, gooey red warts just make me sick to my stomach." He feels ashamed that he can't be more helpful. The issue is becoming a serious strain on their relationship.
For years, Batesman has tried various home remedies for her genital warts. "I would put apple cider vinegar on a wart on my vagina!" Batesman recalls in horror. "I didn't know any better. Its what my mom told me to do."
"It burns like a straightening iron!" Batesman once told her mother.
"Good. Then its working," she responded coldly.
But years later, Batesman tells us that it didn't work. Apple Cider Vinegar, the supposed king of home remedies for warts, only caused greater itchiness, dry skin and irritation. As Batesman puts it, "it was just adding insult to injury."
Recently, Batesman has learned of a new type of treatment called "Nutraceuticals."
Most treatments on the market involve pharmaceuticals – dangerous chemicals created in laboratories with potentially devastating side effects. By contrast, nutraceuticals are products isolated or purified from foods, according to Health Canada.
The Wartrol comes in an easy, no mess spray bottle.
To use it, just remove the cap & spray the affected area.
Sufferers are advised to spray the cool, soothing spray for waves of relief as soon as itching and irritation start. Likewise, those not suffering from an outbreak can use it once a day to minimize warts and discomfort.
But is Wartrol the Best Option?
Bernice Young, a 25 year receptionist, underwent cryogenic surgery for her genital warts when she was 19.
"It was horrifying. They froze the warts off with a can of chemicals. It was like something out of a torture scene in a movie!"
Unfortunately, not only is cryogenic surgery a popular treatment for HPV, it is recommended by the US Center for Disease Control (CDC). The costly procedure makes gynecologists thousands of dollars, while patients continue to suffer even further.
"I couldn't have sex for 2 months. The cramps were unbearable. There was blood in my urine for a long time."
Below are some of the other treatments recommended by the CDC
- Laser Surgery – Burning off the warts with a red-hot laser
- Surgical Removal – Cutting the warts off with scissors or a razor
- Electrosurgery – Electrocuting the warts into shrinking
- Acid Therapy – Application of acids to chemically burn off the warts
But does Jones feel the agony of her cryogenic surgery was worth it? "I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy," says Jones.
Not only are the procedures all extremely painful, but highly invasive. Each requires a doctor to touch the patients genitals for extended periods of time, often with razor sharp tools. And whats worse still, all of these procedures are very expensive. If you don't have a lot of money or great insurance, you're out of luck.
How is that for a triple whammy?
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Nutraceutical solutions like Wartrol allow HPV sufferers instant relief, without any painful, embarrassing procedures. And at only $49.95 a bottle, patients can save between $1,000 to $15,000 on costly medical procedures (Editors note: Wartrol is currently offering free bottles of the treatment with certain packages. Click here to see this promotion
Manufacturer Stands Behinds Its Word With 90 Day Guarantee
Within 3 months of using Wartrol, you will know if it is helping you or not.
The makers of Wartrol are so confident that you'll feel incredible relief, that they're giving you a 90 day, money-back guarantee. That means you can literally use 3 bottles of Wartrol, enjoy its soothing relief in the privacy of your home, and if you aren't 100% satisfied then return what's left for your money back.
With so many fly-by-night health supplement companies, its important to purchase from credible companies. Buy Health, the makers of Wartrol have been in business since 1996. More so, unlike the other players who have shady credit card rebilling practices, often tricking their customers into hidden fees, Buy Health is 100% honest. You get exactly what you pay for. You don't get charged a dime extra. If you do, they are legally obliged to refund you according to their 90 day return policy.
Based on the evidence collected in our research, Bowtrol appears to be an ideal solution for many people suffering with HPV and genital warts. With no synthetic chemicals, we encourage our readers to try the treatment and take advantage of the manufacturer's 90 Day 100% Money Back Guarantee if they aren't completely convinced.


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Measuring pH in Yogurt Production
Yogurt is a popular dairy product made from concentrated milk fermentation. The quality of the product depends on production control of lactic acid formed by fermentation. Lactic acid provides the tart flavor and the destabilization of milk protein forms the gel structure. pH measurement monitors lactic acid production and aids in the quality control of yogurts ingredients.
The production of yogurt starts by selecting and blending the correct ingredients, like milk concentrate and other dairy products, thickening agents, sweeteners and fruit. These ingredients add the correct solids, flavor and viscosity. The blend of ingredients is homogenized at high pressures to prevent fat separation and cause solid dispersion. Next, the temperature is raised to destroy harmful microorganisms and restructure protein to help with the viscosity. After cooling, the smarter culture, which contains a particular lactic fermentation bacteria, is added to the mix. Incubation then takes between 4 and 11 hours.
During fermentation, lactose (milk sugar) converts to lactic acid, decreasing the pH values to a range of 4.25 to 4.5. Bacterial action is stopped by rapid cooling at the right lactic acid level. pH meters are the best instrumentation to determine the completion time of fermentation. Incorrect pH levels can lead to discoloration, excessive free whey and excess or insufficient tartness.
Perform the test on sample by putting the probe in the sample, gently stirring for a few moments to be sure no air bubble is trapped on the sensor surface.
Rinse probe with a jet of distilled or deionized water from a right angle squirt bottle. Point the stream right at the sensor to effectively remove any sample left on the probe.
Protein is the biggest single problem in pH testing of dairy applications. The best approach is a 3-4 minute soak in a 10:1 dilution of water to household bleach. DO NOT SOAK FOR EXTENDED PERIODS IN BLEACH SOLUTIONS OR DAMAGE TO THE PROBE MAY OCCUR. Rinse well with protein removal solution, then recalibrate. It is not necessary to use the bleach cleaning solution unless response time slows.
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Art fair returns to Palmer Park after 30 years
In 1893, U.S. Thomas Witherell Palmer donated 140 acres of virgin forest to the city of Detroit on the condition that it be preserved. Today that forest virgin remains on of the city's jewels — Palmer Park. Surrounded by the beautiful art deco buildings comprising the Palmer Park Apartment Building Historic District — listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the park is home to a golf course, a splash park, the Detroit's Police Department's five-horse mounted unit, and a log cabin, the former summer home of Senator Palmer and his family.
Now for the first time in 30 years, the park will once more host the Palmer Park Art Fair, May 3 and 4. Organizers say they want the fair to be different, avoiding rows of white tents in favor of dynamic installations and displays that more accurately represent of the aesthetic of the artists on display within.
Dozens of local and national artists, jewelry makers, and craftspersons, including Donald Calloway and Heidelberg resident Tim Burke, will have their work on display and for sale. In addition, there will be a number of demonstrations of glass-blowing, metal casting and mural painting, and art activities designed for children. Fair attendees will also be able to buy food and locally-brewed beer to accompany their stroll beneath the boughs and among the canvases.
On May 3 at 7 p.m., the People for Palmer Park and Integrity Shows are throwing a gala featuring a performance by Detroit blues legend Thornetta Davis. Tickets are $75 and include food and drinks.
Organizers plan to make the fair an annual event that honors the history of the park and the city, while planning for the future of both, writing on their website, "This art fair is dedicated to those who have stayed, those who have always loved the city, and those who are working to re-imagine our future."
Palmer Park is located on the west side of Woodward Avenue between McNichols and Seven Mile Road in Detroit. Admission to the fair —10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday — is free. For more information about the fair or to volunteer, visit palmerparkartfair.com.
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- Slowly but surely, the case against former Oneida and Forest County Medical Examiner Traci England moves forward.
England is charged with stealing body parts from a total of four victims.
It all began in Oneida County last January when police reported England took tissue from a cadaver to train her dog.
In May Forest County filed charges against her for the same thing. Finally, in October Oneida County discovered two more victims. In this case she's accused of handing out cremated remains in plastic baggies to other dog trainers.
The Forest County case has been closed and re-opened in Oneida County, where all three of England's cases will now be prosecuted.
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From gray city streets to the dingy basement clubs where singers with names like Dylan, Baez, and Seeger got their starts, Ethan and Joel Coen's Inside Llewyn Davis faithfully recreates the folk music scene in Greenwich Village 1961. But the film leaves out one defining element of that real-life setting: politics.
The folk movement loudly linked itself to the civil-rights movement and other social-justice efforts. But the film's title character and his musician colleagues don't spend time talking rights or revolution. Their songs, while hauntingly beautiful, forgo political references. The only time politics does enter the story is as the punch line to a depressing cosmic joke: Llewyn plays back-up guitar on a recording of the hilariously awful pop-folk song "Please Mr. Kennedy" in order to earn a few bucks to pay for his ex-lover's abortion.
Llewyn himself is based on a real-life singer, Dave Van Ronk, who was very politically active, having even been arrested at the Stonewall Inn during the incident that sparked the Stonewall Riots. It's tough to reconcile this side of Van Ronk with the Coens' cynical character, who shows little inclination to help anyone except himself. As Matt Singer put it in his excellent piece for The Dissolve, for Llewyn, "[s]ociety is unjust, all right, but mostly to him."
Of course, no artist is obligated to deal in politics, and it might've been wise for the Coens to avoid it. Jack Hamilton recently noted in Slate that the absence of politics allows the characters "to be human beings rather than pop-history clichés." But still, leaving out the fight for social justice could be seen as a misrepresentation of folk music's original values. And that's troubling: Once the people who were actually in the Village in the '60s are gone, media depictions of the movement will be the main way society understands it.
The film's narrow focus shouldn't surprise any fans of the Coen brothers' oeuvre, as the directing duo clearly don't think much of the political process. The rare politician who does show up in their stories is usually either violently corrupt (Miller's Crossing) or a shameless hack (O Brother, Where Art Thou?). Even Burn After Reading, which is set in Washington, D.C., leaves electeds out completely and instead satirizes the intelligence community and bureaucrats.
But Inside Llewyn Davis and the rest of the Coens' films do have a social conscience. The brothers may not care about the structures of politics, but a deeply populist vein runs through their work. Their working-class heroes do not expect much out of life—just the fairness promised by the American Dream. The sole thing Jerry Lundegaard (Fargo) desires was to get out from under his father-in-law's thumb and be financially independent. Ulysses Everett McGill (O Brother, Where Art Thou?) is only trying to keep his family together. The Dude just wants his rug back. Of course, few of them succeed at their quests, as they find themselves continually thwarted by power structures like corporations (The Hudsucker Proxy), religious institutions (A Serious Man), and the law (almost every film they have made).
The truth is that the Coen brothers might be film's greatest chroniclers of the era of income inequality. Born in 1954 and 1957, respectively, Joel and Ethan came of age in the 1970s, when income inequality began to spike. They started making films in the mid-1980s, when Reagan and Congress began implementing tax reform laws that began a redistribution of wealth from the bottom to the top. They have embedded the economic realities of their time into their lead characters, most of which live just one success, financial or otherwise, away from happiness.
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When evaluating a camp, you should ask: What is the total cost, how can I pay for camp, and will I get my money's worth? Here are the specific "Cost" questions to know:
Why does it cost so much?
What are the tuition and fees, and what do they cover?
When evaluating a camp, you should ask: What is the total cost, how can I pay for camp, and will I get my money's worth? Here are the specific "Cost" questions to know:
Why does it cost so much?
- Profit. One of the things that determines the price of a camp is whether it is "non-profit" or "for profit." Non-profit camps may be independent, religiously affiliated, or supported by an agency, such as the YMCA or Scouts. About 75% of all overnight camps are non-profit. For-profit camps are privately owned and independently run businesses. For-profit camps are generally more expensive, but that does not mean they are better. Overnight camp can be a big expense. Of course, most parents and kids agree that it's worth the investment. Learn about the camp's features, character, service, and quality before you decide the price tag is too high.
- Expensive Camps. Expensive camps charge big bucks to pay for specialized equipment, extravagant facilities, professional instructors, or luxurious out-of-camp trips. We know one camp that takes children to the nearest big city once a week to see major league baseball games. It's extravagant, but the campers love it. So, if you have the money for such a camp, and if you think your child would enjoy the program of activities, then consider enrolling. However, because price doesn't equal quality, check out some less expensive camps as well.
- Average Cost Camps. It's hard to say what the average cost of overnight camp is. In 1999, the average camp cost between $250 and $800 a week if it was operated by a non-profit organization, youth group, or public agency. Privately-run camps and specialty camps cost between $350 and $1200 or more per week. This is a lot of money for most families, especially those considering multi-week stays for more than one child. The money goes to pay for some things you don't see, such as insurance, utility bills, and property tax. It also goes for things you do see, such as food, equipment, and staff. Ultimately, price does not equal quality, so it pays to shop around.
- Free Camps. Most free camps are sponsored by agencies, and they usually serve underprivileged children or children with special needs. Many are excellent. Do any organizations near you sponsor free (or nearly free) camps?
What are the tuition and fees, and what do they cover?
- Tuition and Fees. The cost of camp is usually broken down into two parts: tuition and fees. Tuition covers room, board, most activities, and most services, such as laundry. Fees cover things like the camp yearbook, some out-of-camp trips, certain activities, and special treats, such as a birthday cake (if your child's birthday is during camp). What do tuition and fees cover at the camps you're considering?
- Spending Money. Spending money is sometimes treated as a separate fee. To discourage kids from carrying cash, the office may set up an account for each camper. The campers then draw credit from their accounts to purchase supplies or to pay for special activities. If the camp does have spending money accounts, deposit the recommended amount. Camps know what an average camper spends. Any remaining balance will be refunded to you on closing day.
- Options. You have several options if you can't afford the camp you like best. First, more than 55% of all camps offer full or partial scholarships to families who cannot afford the full tuition and fees. Second, you can invite grandparents and other relatives to contribute, perhaps as part of your child's birthday present. Third, kids can help pay for camp themselves, by mowing lawns, baby-sitting, or having a paper route. Camp means something more to children who contribute to its cost. For this reason, some families who can pay full price opt to have their children contribute. Finally, many community groups and schools sponsor children to attend overnight camp. Talk to your school principal, your clergyman, municipal recreation center leaders, and presidents of community organizations like the Rotary Club. They may be happy to pay part or all of the cost of camp.
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One of the most unique instant noodle dishes, this tasty Paldo Bibim Men Noodle Soup is spicy, but with a hint of apple to it. There is No MSG in it, making it a healthier alternative to many other instant noodle soups out there.
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|Amount Per Serving
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|11 g
|3.5 %
|Saturated Fat
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|1.5 %
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|655 mg
|7 %
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|12 g
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Serving Size: 2.3 oz (65g)
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Mark Collins - US Army: "Generally Mediocre", Part 3 (cf. the USN)
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–Bob Killebrew has every right to invoke his own version of the ghost of George Marshall, especially because he was the guy several years ago who told me I should learn more about Marshall.
But when I interviewed Marshall's ghost, contrary to Killebrew's sense, Marshall was not at all pleased with the state of American generalship. Lots of little things puzzled and irked him. Yes, as Bob suspected, he didn't understand why the Army has neglected professional military education, which should be its crown jewel during peacetime. He also was shocked to see so many retired generals making a bundle in the defense industry, and also endorsing political candidates and using the name of their services while doing so. Both struck Marshal as abuses of the profession.
But what bothered him most, the old white-haired general said in a slow, steady, quiet voice, was the failure of four-star generals to carry out their roles in dealing with their civilian superiors. He was shocked by the failure of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to speak truth to power on several occasions, most notably during the Vietnam War and during the planning for the invasion of Iraq. Indeed, he almost lost his temper when discussing how Gen. Richard Myers allowed himself to be pushed around by Donald Rumsfeld. "How can you go to war without a strategic rationale?" he wondered…
More from Mr Ricks, for a comparison:
The Navy fires them two by two
Two skippers of amphibious ships were relieved for misconduct just weeks before they were due to turn over command. This makes 24 for the year, surpassing last year's total, according to the official scorekeeper.
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Hotel Intercontinental Praha, Prague
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- Age Group: 18 - 25
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Young Couple
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Not Brilliantfrom Brigham
Great city, great location, but be carefulfrom wmccfp
The Hotel's exterior is not exactly in keeping with it's surroundings. Inside the lobby and general areas were spacious and adequate. Our room was also spacious and the view of the river and Prague Castle beautiful. The bathroom was medium sized with an excellent shower.
The buffet breakfast was very good and a source of daily amusement. The first day our omelet chef (age 21) was training an apprentice who was about age 16. The next day the 16 year old was training a 15 year old apprentice. By our last day a 14 year old was training a 12 year old. Amazingly our omelets were good every day and the range and quality of choices excellent.
What to watch out for: the Czechs have taken capitalism to a new level. We took the train from Vienna and had the concierge from the Intercontinental Vien call ahead to have a car from the hotel pick us up at a cost of $11. The car and driver were there and the bill was almost $50. Only after getting the manager did we get that resolved. Our room rate included VAT but the hotel added it on anyway(extra 22% by their calculations). I'd made my reservation through American Express and only after threatening to call Amex did they remove it. Finally, we agreed on a price of $31 for a hotel car and driver take us to the airport. It was included on our bill. Five weeks later I got an additional charge for $31 on my Amex bill for the same trip.
Despite this we highly recommend both the Intercontinental and Prague as long as you keep one hand on your wallet.
Wonderful Hotelfrom Dolly123
Great Location and Impeccable Servicesfrom yptee
First of all, the location is great. It is close to the Jewish Quarter for sightseeing. Don't miss walking along Parizska from the hotel to the old town square, there are lots of beautiful buildings and cafes along the way. You will see lots of locals there as well as tourists. I was told it is one of the most expansive address in the city.
Services... I got upgraded to the club floor. The club lounge is simply amazing and very convenient for free breakfast, a drink before heading out and even a snack. The staff were extremely helpful when ask to reserve restaurants etc.
The only negative thing is the building. It is quite modern and therefore out of place in Prague. However, the rooms are lovely and of a good size. I would stay there again the next time I visit Prague.
Excellent hotelfrom World Passport
Great Location, Iffy Servicefrom MichaelChristine
One of the bestfrom Flaesb
Outstanding service, but priceyfrom A TripAdvisor Member
Great location......from robinlynn47
Good location, reliable hotelfrom RoamingScot
My impressions were positive, on the whole. For a tourist, the hotel's location is excellent - just off the edge of the Jewish Quarter, and within easy walking distance of the major sights. The rooms were comfortable, and in my case, quiet - we had requested a room at the back, rather than overlooking the river (and the busy main road beside it). From my experiences, the staff were also uniformly helpful, polite, and well-trained.
So why not 5 stars ? Well, the downsides were the size of the room, and the prices.
The room was certainly not small, but it was pretty standard Holiday Inn size, although with better quality furnishings ! The bathroom, while acceptable and usable, was again not the size I would expect from a premier grade hotel. (Note : As a Priority Club member, I got an upgrade to an Executive Room. I don't know if the standard rooms were smaller - I certainly hope not!)
The prices were also pretty high - the published rate for the room was comparable to what I would expect in a Western European capital city, as were the food and drink prices. I can't comment on the food quality, since we never ate in - we went elsewhere in the city, and found good food at half to two thirds of the hotel price.
However, if you don't mind the cost, the hotel location is pretty near ideal, and it is certainly a comfortable base for exploring the city. Recommended.
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U Vejvodu Fun, original and very inexpensive place to eat and drink, tavern style, close to Charles bridge on the east side of the river, a lot of, but not only, younger people, visitors as well as locals. Great food with huge portions. ulice Jilská 4, Praha 1 http://www.restauraceuvejvodu.cz/
Airport and train station If arriving by train it is easy to get to you hotel via the metro if you have a hotel in the city. Be sure to check with the TI booth and know which stop is closest to your hotel. If arriving by plane it best to take the bus (least expensive) to the metro or take a taxi to your hotel.
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In the meantime, the court ordered that the Temporary Restraining Order, issued against the Nelsons and against others camping on the land in an attempt to interfere with construction of the Lowell Wind Project, remain in place pending the outcome of the hearing.
James W. Chapman, Jr., 38, of Stuart, FL died October 17, 2011 at his home. Born in Joplin, MO, he had been a resident of Stuart for 6 years coming from Rochester, NY. He was a prototype designer for Biomet 3i in Palm Beach Gardens, FL for 6 years. He had attended The Grace Place, Stuart.
Wednesday afternoon's relays at Lake Region went well for North Country Union HS. First of all, and to the delight of those in competition, the rain held off during the entire race and running conditions were ideal (overcast with temps in the 50s and no wind). The relay style race was set up to have the first of two runners complete a 1.6 mile loop before passing off for the 2nd runner who ran the same loop. Times were combined for the two runners and medals were awarded to the top three teams in the categories of all boy, all girl, & coed relay teams.
FAIRFAX – The Lady Rangers of Lake Region faced off against a tough BFA-Fairfax Bullets team Wednesday afternoon, and came away empty handed with a 1-0 loss. An early first half score by the Bullets doomed with Rangers, who never were able to mount much of a charge. Jordyn Cowles started in goal for Lake Region and made 12 saves. Coach Brad Urie said that his team, "never responded after trailing early."
COVENTRY – The UCA Lady Crusaders faced off against the Richford Rockets Wednesday afternoon in a game that was moved to the Coventry Graded School due to unplayable field conditions at Gardner Park. UCA battled hard, but lost by a score of 2-0. Richford got early first half goals by Joslynn Bessette and Krista Murphy. Goalie Sydney Whipple made 17 saves in a losing effort.
Bly–– Thelma M., 85, of Newport, VT, passed away October 19, 2011 in Newport. A graveside service will be held on Friday, October 21, 2011 at 3 p.m. at the Hillside Cemetery in East Charleston. Pastor Robert Cargill will be officiating. On-line condolences may be sent to the family through the funeral home website at www.curtis-britch-converse-rushford.com. Arrangements are entrusted to the care of Curtis-Britch-Converse-Rushford Funeral Home, locally family owned and operated.
CANAAN– The UCA Crusaders fell to Canaan by the score of 2-0 on Tuesday.
"We had a great game in comparison to the last couple of games where we were ridden with injuries. We played well as a team making opportunity after opportunity on offense in both halves," said Coach DeLaBruere.
Ji Kim Dale Martell, and Isaac LaFoe had numerous shots on Canaan's keeper, but were unable to find the back of the net.
Chris DeLaBruere had another quality night defending the net for UCA where he continues to be a formidable presence. UCA plays their last game of the season in Richford Thursday at 4pm.
CRAFTSBURY – The Craftsbury Academy Lady Chargers took another step towards securing a potential home playoff game with a 3-2 win Tuesday afternoon against the Whitcomb Hornets. Craftsbury, winners of 3 in a row and 4 out of their last 6, battled Whitcomb to a scoreless draw through the first half. But, Meghan Brown put the Chargers on top after converting a Sarah Dunbar pass for a goal early in the 2nd half. After Whitcomb tied the game at 1, Brown scored her 2nd of the game, thanks to an assist by Meghan Pennock to put the Blue and White of Craftsbury back on top.
DANVILLE – The Lake Region Rangers traveled to Danville Tuesday afternoon to face off against a tough Indians squad and came away with a 2-1 victory. Assistant Coach Dan Cummings took over the Head Coaching duties, because Coach Tom Evans was out due to his 2-game suspension. Tony Stuart and Shaquille Urie found the back of the net for the Blue and White. When contacted by telephone Coach Evans said that he was "pleased with the way his team responded and he was glad they were able to stay focused."
NEWPORT–After going down 1-0 in the first half, the North Country girls soccer team rallied and came back to win their ninth game of the season 2-1.
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Welcome to my website. Please check out my shows, workshops and other educational services.
I have started to post teaching resources on Teachers Pay Teachers (not just science)
If you are interested in teaching resources I created across the subject areas*, head to Teachers Pay Teachers to check out my "store." (*eventually)
I will keep adding resources every week during the summer.
They will be useful to teachers, early childhood educators, out of school care leaders, home learner parents and possibly North Korean dictators.
Feel free to email me suggestions of resources you would like to see. I can be emailed at glennfromx2 (at) gmail.com.
I will keep adding resources every week during the summer.
They will be useful to teachers, early childhood educators, out of school care leaders, home learner parents and possibly North Korean dictators.
Feel free to email me suggestions of resources you would like to see. I can be emailed at glennfromx2 (at) gmail.com.
I have removed the contact forms due to spam. Sorry.
Due to the many spam emails I receive daily, I have removed all the contact forms from my website. Please email me at glennfromx2 (AT) gmail.com. Sorry if this is an inconvenience.
Teaching is my main Focus right now
If anyone regularly checks my website, you will realize it doesn't get updated very often. Although I am not teaching full time, I am dedicating most of my efforts these days to be the best teacher I can. That means not spending much time on my website or on promoting my science shows. But here is something my students did this year related to my passion (science education). They built a Rube Goldberg Device. Rube Goldberg drew comics of "simplified" things.
So my grade three and four students made a "simplified" bell with about twelve steps. The best part was watching them solve problems, often in ways I had not thought of.
Public Science Shows?
I am doing a series of public shows for the Vancouver Island Regional Library System this summer. These shows are almost all up-island. All other shows in Victoria are private.
You may or may not know this, but Buddies Toys has an amazing selection of science equipment and science toys. I have purchased gadgets there for years. We finally collaborated and it was fun. I did three science shows for them.
I did a combination of spectacular science demonstrations and showing off some of the store's science gadgets and toys. There was also a hands-on science table of things for the little scientists to try.
It was a very Sciency Christmas.
Aaron and I did a double Feature science show on Aug. 18 last summer at the Brentwood Bay Community Hall
Brentwood Bay residents Glenn Kachmar and Aaron Bannister put on two science shows on Aug. 18 at the Brentwood Bay Community Hall. Admission was free, but many people made a donation. We raised $178 and will make a $90 donation to Peninsula Streams. The event ran from 1:00 to 3:15 and included a bubble show (Aaron), stations to do hands-on science and a Whiz Bang Science Show (Glenn).
(*science guys pictured below: Aaron on the left, Glenn on the right)
(*science guys pictured below: Aaron on the left, Glenn on the right)
Interview on the Zone with Dylan and Jason (FM91.3)
I had an interview on The Zone to discuss the Double Feature Science Show. I recorded it with an app called Piezo and trimmed the the extra stuff off either end and exported it as an mp3 file with GarageBand. The interview is to the right. Let me know if the sound clip doesn't work on your computer. But it should.
Check out the NEW epic science video
Jai's video: Science Matters - it's elementary
Keep checking back to see changes to the site!
The Try This At Home Page is updated most often. I add new activities whenever I have a chance. Check back often.
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Keep tabs on what is going on in the life of a science guy.
Please be aware that my tweets represent my own views, not the views of the organizations I work with.
Salman Rushdie said, "The moment you declare a set of ideas to be immune from criticism, satire, derision, or contempt, freedom of thought becomes impossible."
I have a reality-based worldview. That means evidence is what determines my beliefs and understandings. I am occasionally critical of the teachings of religious folk, particularly when their teachings attempt to limit the rights of others and I am also critical of peddlers of pseudoscience. Although I intend to be professional, it is worth mentioning that I do not shy away from stating my opinions.
There are four amazing science shows to try. Click on the buttons to discover.
I am on a leave of absence from teaching in Saanich and am therefore available to do shows in preschools and daycares, I can do workshops for homelearners and am available for tutoring as well. Check out the different buttons below for the various educational services. The "TRY THIS AT HOME!" button is a page with science or art ideas for rainy days. I also hope to do more professional development this year.


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NEW YORK — In the emotion-charged realm of adoption, the internet has been a transformative force, often for good, sometimes for ill.
It has facilitated matches bringing neglected orphans into loving homes on the far side of the world, and provides crucial advice and support for families at every challenging stage of the adoption process. Yet it also can be an effective tool for scammers and hucksters seeking to exploit birth mothers and would-be adoptive parents.
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Through two decades of widespread internet use, there's been little rigorous research into its impact on adoption. A leading think-tank, the Donaldson Adoption Institute, has launched a multi-year study to fill that void and is issuing a comprehensive report Thursday outlining the profound changes that have unfolded.
On the plus side, the report notes that many websites and internet-based tools — including the photo-listing of available children — have expedited adoptions of countless children. The internet offers a vast array of information and training, and enables would-be adoptive parents to present themselves in online profiles to pregnant women considering adoption.
Another important consequence of the internet: Finding birth relatives is becoming easier and more common thanks to online search capabilities, hastening the likely phase-out of "closed" adoption while broadening relationships between adoptive and birth families.
The report advises adoption professionals to revise their training regimens to reflect the reality that many affected parties will be able to find each other at some point, and to prepare them for such reunions, whether wanted or unwanted.
On the negative side, the report details how adoption scams — which predate the internet — now take more sophisticated and wide-ranging forms through misuse of social media.
There have been several recent cases across multiple states where women claiming to be pregnant used the internet to connect with couples yearning to adopt. In exchange for paying the woman's living expenses, couples were promised — falsely — that they would eventually be able to adopt the baby.
"People need to be more educated, or there's a very real risk they can pulled into bad practices and scams," said Donaldson Institute executive director Adam Pertman. "We hope regulators, educators, law enforcement officials and child welfare organizations will look at this and say 'Enough already. We can't allow the Wild West.' "
The Donaldson report also warns that the internet is accelerating a "commodification" of adoption, with would-be adoptive parents being viewed as commercial clients and less emphasis placed on the idea that adoption's primary purpose is finding families for children.
Far too often, says Pertman, the child's best interest is not the paramount factor as an adoption is arranged.
The report notes that ads for adoption services can crop up on websites amid ads for other commercial products, pitching the possibility of completing adoptions in a few months.
"Promising a quick, easy adoption raises serious questions about how that can be accomplished," Pertman said. "That's not how it works in most of the real world."
The Donaldson report recommends that leading adoption organizations and experts collaborate on developing standards for use of the internet. It urges state and federal policy-makers to assess whether new laws are needed to protect against internet-based adoption scams, and calls on social media and internet companies, such as Facebook and Google, to assess whether their policies and practices need modification.
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About the Clinical Portal
What is it?
Clinical portal is an electronic window that will allow clinicians to view defined information about individual patients in a 'virtual' electronic patient record drawn from information held in different clinical systems. Easier access to this information will support improved care delivery and decision making and patients can be reassured that clinical staff have the information they have prioritised for safe care. Health Boards such as NHS Tayside and NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are already starting to adopt and implement portal technology to deliver services to users.
The clinical portal itself is not a single product. It is delivered by joining together a complex series of products and services which work together to provide information for clinicians. An incremental approach to delivering portal will be taken, in line with the eHealth Strategy. This approach will allow Boards that are forging ahead to continue to develop their approach while supporting other Boards to reach at least a minimum clinical portal baseline.
Latest developments
In the autumn of 2009 a consortium of Health Boards led by NHS Lothian took forward a 'Discovery' project to better understand what it would take to make clinical portal available to clinicians in Scotland. The project reported in January 2010.
Leading on from this work, Health Boards agreed to form three regional consortia, each to take forward different aspects of the programme:
- The South and East region Boards (NHS Lothian, Fife, Dumfries and Galloway and Borders) delivered a working prototype portal solution, to better understand issues of affordability and complexity in the NHS Scotland setting. The prototype portal was well received by the clinicians that saw and tried it. This consortium is now developing a business case to move to the acquisition and implementation of specialist clinical portal technology.
- The Northern region Boards (NHS Tayside, Grampian, Highland, Shetland, Orkney and Western Isles) developed the learning of NHS Tayside work in this area and evaluated what the national GP IT contract could offer. This consortium is now considering information governance matters highlighted by its findings.
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Other special Health Boards, such as NHS 24, The State Hospital and Scottish Ambulance Service have been involved in discussions with the programme and will decide which approach is best suited to their needs.
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Hilton Manchester Airport Hotel4 Stars
Manchester Airport Outwood Lane Ringway Manchester M90 4WP
The Hilton Manchester Airport is 20 minutes from Manchester city centre and within easy reach of Manchester United Football Stadium for attending matches and tours. Jodrell Bank Observatory is nearby and makes an interesting day out.
Rooms in this modern hotel are well appointed and include air conditioning, satellite TV, safe-deposit box and a minibar.
Lowry's Restaurant provides a buffet lunch and dinner as well as a la carte fare.
The Hilton Manchester Airport Hotel has excellent amenities including a leisure centre, fitness gym, lounge bar for relaxed evening drinks, conference and business facilities and Internet access throughout the hotel. With 24-hour room service and easy transfers to both the airport and the city, it makes a comfortable base to stay, close to all the attractions.
Additional Information
- 5 min drive to the International Airport (Manchester)
- 10 min drive to the City Centre (Manchester)
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Hilton Manchester Airport Hotel Guest Reviews (18)
Excellent hotel close to Manchester Airport. Clean comfortable room and a fantastic breakfast.
Anonymous wrote on November 23, 2011
I have stayed at this hotel before and definitely will again, it is a lovely hotel, the staff are excellent and very customer service orientated. The hotel is in a very easy location and very close to Knutsford which is one of my favourite towns in this area.
melanie mee wrote on July 25, 2011
I used this hotel because I had an early long haul flight the following morning from the airport. The hotel was ideal and I would use it again.
Geoff Gill wrote on April 25, 2011
Good location friendly staff.Found bar and restaurant a bit heartless, and pricey. Car not ready for collection but assured did not happen very often.Wold return.
Anonymous wrote on October 5, 2010
Hotel is well positioned close to the airport terminals
Terry & Camilla Barker wrote on September 9, 2010
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|DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Manchester - Piccadilly
|4 Stars
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|3 Stars
|Radisson Blu Hotel Manchester Airport
|4.5 Stars
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|Etrop Grange Hotel Manchester Airport
|4 Stars
|Manchester Marriott Victoria & Albert Hotel
|4 Stars
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Overall Guest Rating
Hilton Manchester Airport Hotel Guest Reviews
5 out of 5
Excellent hotel close to Manchester Airport. Clean comfortable room and a fantastic breakfast.Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed November 23, 2011
4.8 out of 5
I have stayed at this hotel before and definitely will again, it is a lovely hotel, the staff are excellent and very customer service orientated. The hotel is in a very easy location and very close to Knutsford which is one of my favourite towns in this area.Review by: melanie mee
Date stayed July 25, 2011
4.4 out of 5
I used this hotel because I had an early long haul flight the following morning from the airport. The hotel was ideal and I would use it again.Review by: Geoff Gill
Date stayed April 25, 2011
4 out of 5
Good location friendly staff.Found bar and restaurant a bit heartless, and pricey. Car not ready for collection but assured did not happen very often.Wold return.Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed October 5, 2010
4.6 out of 5
Hotel is well positioned close to the airport terminalsReview by: Terry & Camilla Barker
Date stayed September 9, 2010
5 out of 5
Picked up promptly from the station. Reception staff very helpful and allowed me to use the internet to book a transfer for the following morning. Room was very quiet, despite being minutes from the airport. Breakfast was included in the deal and was excellent - buffet served from 5.30a.m. I would certainly warmly recommend the Hilton.Review by: Linda Zenbergs
Date stayed July 19, 2010
4 out of 5
Adequate airport hotel. A bit tired in some areas but perfectly acceptable for a pre flight stop over. If I needed to stay again I would probably try one of the newer, fresher looking hotels in the area but the Hilton was fine. Dinner was OK too, didn't have breakfast.Review by: Julian Willis
Date stayed June 21, 2010
4.8 out of 5
Stay here every visit to manchester and will continue to do soReview by: vincent healy
Date stayed March 26, 2010
5 out of 5
First class service and good location to airport!!Review by: Wai Man Yim
Date stayed August 18, 2009
4 out of 5
Can't really comment on much as we only stayed overnight before an early flight. But everything was excellent that we did try, including breakfast and a "family" room which we booked for my husband and myself and 25 yr old daughter. Two king beds so she was very happy! Staff were very friendly and helpful.Review by: Leo Markauskas
Date stayed June 5, 2009
4.6 out of 5
Price of room was excellent. but food and drinks very expensive, would make me think about staying againReview by: Peter Wilkinson
Date stayed May 9, 2009
4.6 out of 5
Excellent service from this hotel, helpful check in and staff who were well able to engage with the 8 kids I had with me in a professional and cheerful way. Great breakfast and thoughtful service for the odd fussy eater ! Recommended +++Review by: Allister Watson
Date stayed April 20, 2009
5 out of 5
perfect for beside the airport, close to manchester too, staff very courteous and helpful, especially the waiter in the bar and the staff and manager at breakfast, rooms were lovely and comfortable also, no complaints !!!Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed April 16, 2009
4.6 out of 5
A quality hotel close to the airport and 15 mins from town centre. Good facilities with a nice ambiance, pity they hit you for £10 over night parking on the way out.Review by: Allister Watson
Date stayed March 18, 2009
4.6 out of 5
Found the hotel to be perfect with location ideal and only few minutes in a taxi to everywere you need to go also train station across the road. The breakfast was very expensive though £40 for 4 slices toast , tea and few rashers . Would stay again when going to manchester. Recommended.Review by: Ian Sweeney
Date stayed March 17, 2009
4.4 out of 5
No complaints happy with my stay.Review by: Garry Dempster
Date stayed January 28, 2009
4.2 out of 5
Up to Hilton level, very good shuttle service to airport terminal, staff very friendly.Review by: Federico Calvaruso
Date stayed March 14, 2006
4 out of 5
Great Hotel, i would recommend anyone to stay there..Review by: Hsun-Jen. Eric. Huang
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