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The organization of letters on a blank sheet—or screen—is the most basic challenge facing anyone who practices design. What type of font to use? How big? How should those letters, words, and paragraphs be aligned, spaced, ordered, shaped, and otherwise manipulated? In this groundbreaking new primer, leading design educator and historian Ellen Lupton provides clear and concise guidance for anyone learning or brushing up on their typographic skills.
Thinking with Type is divided into three sections: letter, text, and grid. Each section begins with an easy-to-grasp essay that reviews historical, technological, and theoretical concepts, and is then followed by a set of practical exercises that bring the material covered to life. Sections conclude with examples of work by leading practitioners that demonstrate creative possibilities (along with some classic no-no's to avoid).
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I had a similar experience. I bounced between too many rehabs and psych wards in my mid-to-late twenties. Nothing really stuck until I decided to write my own book. By writing my novel The Go-Go Girl I felt that I was able to purge my drug fantasies and convoluted feelings. I wrote all my thoughts and feelings down and let the characters of the story live them out instead of me. I believe this is what has helped me stay clean for 4 years. I also put in the work to stay clean, but I know writing was the biggest key. Writing for yourself is the most important thing. If you can tell your story it will help you and anyone else that reads it. @kevinjamesmoore
The journey of recovery can be very different for everyone. Each of us have a different perception and a different story to tell. Writing like Kevin suggests is something that helped my brother. As a family we worked together to encourage him to write his feelings down...
He started by looking ahead at who he wanted to become, how he visualized his life after his recovery and then we created milestones for him, how did he want to feel in 1 month, in 6 months etc. It was hard for him at first but 4 years later he is almost at the end of his journey, a couple of relapses along the way but he is still reaching to be that person he wanted to be from day one. He is almost there.
I found this 'Road to recovery' which is a good resource if you want to pin point different periods throughout your journey...http://sobercollege.com/addiction-treatment-phases/road-to-recovery/...look at where you want to be at Step 4 or 5 and then revist once you have reached that goal and remind yourself of how far you have come.
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An adult reflects on the valuable lessons of The Little Prince, Alice in Wonderland, and Winnie-the-Pooh.
My copy of Le Petit Prince looks like it has been through a natural disaster. Or two. The dust jacket is torn at every edge. What's not torn is frayed. A piece of scotch tape holds together the é and r of Exupéry. The white background can't really be called white anymore. And inside, little pencil markings lurk throughout the text (I would memorize passages when I was young), alongside evidence of attempted erasure—but you know how those old-school Number Two pencils are; all the erasers seem to do is leave things a little grayer than before. The book, in other words, has been well loved.
That's not surprising. Most favorite children's books are. But there's one thing about mine that's different: With the exception of those pesky eraser marks, the damage wasn't sustained in childhood. Those are adult wounds.
The Little Prince is not alone to suffer that horrible fate: the designation of "children's book" where it's anything but, where it is actually far more worthy of an adult designation than many a so-called "adult" work. Leaving such books to childhood is a mistake of the worst kind. Fail to re-read them from a more mature standpoint and you're almost guaranteed to miss what they're all about.
To a child, The Little Prince is the story of a boy who falls from the sky, meets lots of funny people on his travels, and then returns to his star. But take a closer look and you find as clear a commentary on everything that's wrong with modern life—and what can be done to fix it—as you would in the most biting social satire.
Think back on those planets the boy visits on his trip to earth. Each inhabitant offers a profound lesson on how easily we can go wrong in our life choices. There's the red-faced gentleman, who has "never smelled a flower...looked at a star... [or] loved anyone." Why? He's been too busy telling everyone that he's a serious man--and acting the part. For, as we learn later on, he is a businessman. A businessman whose business is counting the stars, so that he might own them—but so preoccupied is he with the counting that he forgets to enjoy his wealth. (Witness this exchange: "And what use is it to you to own the stars?" "It makes me rich." "And what is the point of being rich?" "It enables me to buy other stars." The little prince is quick to note the circular reasoning. The man himself, not so much.)
There's the lamplighter, whose job seems at first to be useful, until the prince realizes that it's nothing but mindless routine. The lamplighter has no initiative, no perspective on his work or on how it can be made more efficient or effective. Instead, he blindly follows tradition. His answer to every question is the same: "Those are the orders."
There's the geographer who doesn't explore, doesn't leave his desk, doesn't have time for such nonsense as seeing what surrounds his immediate vicinity or recording such ephemeral things as flowers. What's the point of being a geographer, wonders the prince, if you know nothing about your own planet?
There's the poignant drunkard, who drinks, "In order to forget." To forget what? the little prince wants to know. "To forget that I am ashamed," responds the drunkard. And of what, exactly? "Ashamed of drinking," is the reply. A logic that may sound all too familiar in the world outside the little prince's.
In that crowd, the subjectless king seems the least absurd of all. At the very least, he knows the limits of his authority. "If I were to order a general to fly from one flower to another like a butterfly, or to write a tragedy, or to change himself into a sea-bird," he asks the little prince, "and if the general did not carry out the order, which one of us would be at fault?" A line of thinking many a real-life king would do well to adopt. And it is the king, too, who utters that hard-to-swallow truth: "It is far more difficult to judge oneself than to judge others." A lesson all too many adults have trouble learning, no matter how many times it rears its unsightly head.
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The flowchart style one will probably be scratch. We have it running off a share with no problems. We're an average sized primary school with maybe half a class using it at a time.
Learning Outcome 1: Be able to devise algorithms to solve problems
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Scripting languages (e.g. VB Script, Action Script, JavaScript, Game Maker)
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. analyse problems in terms of language choice, input, processes, and outputs required
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identify measurable success criteria.
Something with an MSI (for my deployment sanity) something that won't require executables to be made. Something free. maybe something M$? I have EES..
I remember some ugly flow chart programming software....
The flowchart style one will probably be scratch. We have it running off a share with no problems. We're an average sized primary school with maybe half a class using it at a time.
VB and VBA should be available as a MSI from M$
Not 100% certain what you're asking for here. I think you're describing Flowol: Flowol 4
But if you're after a recommendation for start language then Scratch, followed rather quickly by Greenfoot: Greenfoot
The other option is web programming: HTML, CCS, PHP, MYSQL, Javascript, Ajax - powerfull and easy to code stack...
Yeap, it was flowol must have been an old version, I certainly don't see any licencing in my pile for it so nevermind...
Scratch has already prooved easy to deploy, I'm just tweaking the.ini to hide drives.
Gonna try Greenfoot, I just can't get the scratch program to behave itself. (ignored the ini, lets pupils access the C drive and write files. Also lets them save files to the local copy of their profile (as foretold in the network install guide) My PCs unfortunately wipe those out when they logout!
I've tried clean new test pupils, rolled back the Virtual PC to a pre install state nothing works.
scratch.iniIt says the ini should be in the appdata folder but I look into the pupils redirected appdata folder and it's not there? Maybe the program can't work with that?Code:[Global] DeferUpdate=1 ShowConsole=0 DynamicConsole=0 ReduceCPUUsage=0 ReduceCPUInBackground=0 3ButtonMouse=0 1ButtonMouse=0 UseDirectSound=1 PriorityBoost=1 B3DXUsesOpenGL=1 CaseSensitiveFileMode=0 EnableAltF4Quit=0 ImageFile="Scratch.image" Home=W: VisibleDrives=w:,y: Share=0 Proxyserver=isa ProxyPort=8080
EDIT: Yes, it puts the ini in the local appdata (incorrect version of the ini btw) and it doesn't find it's way to the redirected directory.
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http://www.greenfoot.org/overview: It uses JAVA! New requirement: NO JAVA!
I'd rather use hessian underpants than Java...
Try this for a starter pack: Microsoft Small Basic
Comes as an MSI and is easily installed and follows the rudiments of different protocols, Oh! it also comes with a pdf on how to use it..............Great stuff!
Easy for the younger students building into something quite elaborate for the older ones
Hope it fits the criteria
chazzy2501 (20th March 2013), Netman (20th March 2013)
Another vote for Small Basic. The class library it comes with means pupils can have a program that does something 'interesting' without getting bogged down in the minutiae of API calls and the like. For example, I seem to recall that pulling CC licensed images from Flickr can be done in just a few lines.
I'm a bit fan of Python, and you could do worse that look here for a tutorial course plus a place to try out code.
Try Python: Interactive Python Tutorial in the Browser
If you don't mind tying yourself to .Net, this is a free, open-source IDE for Basic & C#. It's very good and very comprehensive.
SharpDevelop @ic#code
Edit: I've completely misunderstood your requirements, but I'll leave the links in place as they might be useful anyway.
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A top-down approach to implementing shared services can exacerbate difficulties for employees trying to adapt, says ATF CIO Richard Holgate. (FCW file photo)
The push for shared services is often framed as a technical challenge, but to Customs and Border Patrol CTO Wolf Tombe, the first step is always the people. And the resistance within his agency often resembles the four stages of grief.
"You can never discount the cultural resistance factor," said Tombe, who along with several others discussed shared services on May 20 at the ACT-IAC Management of Change Conference. "You have to account for it, and plan for how you're going to manage it."
Tombe's bureau is the largest user of the Department of Homeland Security's shared email service, and he said his office is pushing a wide range of shared services for other IT needs. But every time a service is proposed, he said, there are those in his agency who swear that they "will never use that new service."
"That's denial," Tombe said. "Then they come back and say, 'Okay, I'll do this, but can we wait until next year?' That's negotiation."
Deborah Johnson, a consultant who works with intelligence agencies on shared services, recognized the pattern, and noted: "Once you get to the negotiating phase, they're starting to see the light."
And acceptance rarely comes without at least a brief stop in the anger phase, Tombe said. "A lot of people get explosively angry. You can't take that personally -- it's a stage they're going through."
Successfully implementing shared services requires more than grief counseling, of course, but Dale Luddeke, senior vice president and chief growth officer for TASC, stressed that "shared services is more a people problem than a technology problem."
Richard Holgate, CIO of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, agreed, and argued that a top-down approach to shared services can exacerbate those people problems. When an agency identifies an available service that it does not currently have, as was the case with ATF and human resources management systems nearly a decade ago, IT leaders often become customers of another agency's service -- in that instance, the Treasury Department's H.R. system.
But when a department-wide mandate comes from on high, Holgate said, agencies or offices are disinclined to give up their own solutions for a shared service that may be seen as a lowest common denominator.
"Up until a year ago, we had 23 different email systems in DOJ," Holgate said. "Many of which had 1,000 or fewer users -- prime candidate for consolidation. But we had to make sure all the stakeholders had their questions and concerns addressed. We did a good job, but didn't cover all the bases."
"It's a challenge," Holgate admitted. Whereas shared-service email entails a per-user fee, "a lot of our smaller components supported their email internally, so the cost was staff. And it felt to them that the cost was zero."
Tombe cited similar challenges at DHS. "We didn't know how much it cost to provide email," he said, "and it was really hard to find out."
Ultimately, Tombe said, the department turned to an outside consultant to determine DHS' baseline costs -- and confirmed that the hardware and software expenses were "a fraction" of the staffing costs were. Yet "the fine-grained analysis took about a year and a half to do," he said.
Despite those difficulties, Tombe said that fiscal realities are helping to overcome even the staunchest resistance. Four years ago, he said, CBP's IT budget was $1.2 billion, but it's now $650 million and dropping."
"We cannot possibly fund the current operating infrastructure we have now," Tombe declared.
Holgate agreed. "The current fiscal environment is a big motivator," he said.
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We are so excited for the Sochi Olympics and have started gearing up with a festive and easy-to-achieve, Olympic- themed mani. Here's how we did it.
You will need:
• Nail base/Top coat
• Nail Lacquers
Gold – Deborah Lippmann – Fake It Till You Make It
Red- Tenoverten – Ludlow
Yellow- butter London – Pimms
Blue – butter London – Keks
Green – Tenoverten – Rivington
• A Sharpie
Step 1: Before you do any designing make sure your nails are clean, buffed, filed and that you've applied your base coat. Start with your gold polish and paint two even coats. We really liked using Deborah Lippmann's Fake It Till You Make It because the glitter suspended in the gold polish is actually green, red and blue, so it ties in with the other polish colors perfectly.
Step 2: After your gold base has dried for a few minutes you're ready to apply the multi-colored tips that coincide with the colors of the Olympic Rings. We applied these tips manually but if you want a guide, you can use some Scotch tape as a stencil; however, if you are using tape make sure your nails are completely dry.
Starting at the left corner of your nail, carefully drag the polish brush in an arch to the right side of your nail. Try starting very thin with this line, as you may need to go back and straighten it. You can do the tips in any color order you want as long each finger gets a different color. We recommend placing the green and red colors away from each other to avoid any Christmas vibes. We used our Sharpie to do a black tip on the thumb, but you can also use polish or leave it gold.
Step 3: Add your USA pride! This is the easiest part of the mani, as you can draw this on with a Sharpie. Black polish can be used, but using a black marker will make crisper lines. We chose to add our USA to the middle finger to balance the manicure, but you can really do what you like with the pattern. Just make sure your nails are completely dry before drawing any characters. Once you are pleased with your results, lock in your hard (well, this is actually pretty easy) work with a glossy topcoat.
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Paddle Brush – This brush is great for all hair types and is used to either regularly brush the hair with ease or for heat styling. If you blow dry, but do not need a lot of style assistance, the Paddle brush is great for guiding the hair during drying, keeping hair in order and the cuticle smoothed while applying heat. The wide bristles also make it ideal for getting through wet hair with less drag and damage than other brushes with more bristles. Try this Paddle Brush from Mixed Chicks.
Round Brush- This handy brush is used mostly with heat styling but can also be used on dry hair to achieve a rounded or soft look. A round brush, when used on wet hair with a dryer, works to pull wave or kink out of hair's texture, and will also help smooth the cuticle for a polished look. While the round brush will relax the texture of your hair, you can still create roller-like body by using the cool shot button on your dryer while hair is wrapped around the barrel of the brush.
Varying lengths in hair will also call for different diameters of the brush barrel. With all great beauty tools, practice makes perfect, and round brushing definitely takes a little practice! Try this Round Brush from Philip B.
Boar Bristle Brush – This brush is great for all hair types but especially those with finer, more delicate hair because the bristles pull smoothly to cause less damage and breakage. Boar bristles also work to distribute the scalp's natural oils evenly through the hair to ends, resulting in healthy ends and less oily roots. They're also great for smoothing and styling updos since the bristles are close together and soft enough to lay the hair down but not disrupt the style. Try this Boar Bristle Brush from Mason Pearson.
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Between each gym visit, keep healthy and energized powerful cocktail of amino acids and marine plant extracts, which stimulate the production of growth hormones. Skin will appear younger, plus you'll sleep better, feel stronger, heal faster and notice significantly improved energy levels.
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Compact with a folding handle to pack easily, it's fast drying to style locks post-workout. It also eliminates static for a frizz-free finish!
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As per usual, Zooey Deschanel had some of the best nails on the red carpet at this year's Golden Globes, which gave us some serious nail inspiration. We loved the femininity and simplicity of her nails, plus the added glamour of the gold, so our resident nail artist got to work on a Zooey D-style mani.
Step 1: Apply Your Base
Always start with clean, buffed nails, and apply a base coat for mani longevity, and to protect your nails. We used a sheer beige/pink base to keep the nail look natural and clean. For this we used Tenoverten's Houston. Two coats will do just fine, and don't worry about slight transparency.
Step 2: Dots
Once the base color dried for about 5 minutes, we added our gold dots for the centers of the daisies. The tip of the polish brush is quite perfect for making the small, slightly raised dots. Just a few dabs on the nail with the brush will give the desired effect. Make sure to spread them out so you have room to paint the petals of the daisies.
For this we used Lushington, new from butter LONDON's Boho Rock Collection. Zooey's manicure has bigger and fewer daises, but we opted for a smaller flower. The choice is yours! These will take longer to completely dry, but after a few minutes you can move on to your next step.
Step 3: Petals
To create the petals we used a small pointed nail brush. For those of you without these tools around, a steady hand and the tip of a bobby pin will work, too. We chose a light blue, instead of white, just to add a pop of color; we used Blue Orchid from Deborah Lippmann's spring 2014 line.
The easiest way to dip your brush into the polish is to pour a small amount onto a dish. Starting from the gold dot, lightly drag the brush with your petal polish outward. Try to keep them the same length, and don't crowd too many petals on one dot. Your brush will start to accumulate polish, so be sure to wipe the brush periodically.
Step 4: Gloss
Give your mani sufficient time to dry before applying your top coat—a good 15 minutes, just to be safe. Once dry, apply a top coat of your choice to seal the look and create a high shine. Now you, too, have sweet and sophisticated red carpet nails!
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Get your best skin this winter by taking care with five essential steps.
Pre-cleanse: loosens and breaks down makeup to pull impurities to the surface.
• Apply your pre-cleanser to the forehead, cheeks, nose, and chin and add a little water to help with distribution. Using the tips of fingers, work the pre-cleanser over the skin in small circles making sure to get the side of the nose and hairline. Work over the face twice and lightly rinse with water. You do not need to completely remove pre-cleanser. This is also a good time to remove any eye makeup. An eye makeup remover may be necessary for waterproof mascaras, but a pre-cleanser will loosen most eyeliners and shadows.
Cleanse: Effectively remove makeup, debris, and environmental build up.
• Apply your cleanser in the same manner you would your pre-cleanser and work in the same directions. Work over the face twice and rinse thoroughly. If you still feel like you have excess makeup a second cleanse can be done. Some people only need to wash their face once a day, and if you are a makeup wearer, do this at night, as you never want to sleep in your makeup.
Masks/Exfoliators: Exfoliate to keep pores from clogging with dead skin cells. Masks can be treatment-based to help fight signs of aging, prevent acne, or help treat other problems.
• There are a few types of exfoliators; some are mechanical (beads, sugar, etc), and some are chemical (typically mild safe acids, such as salicylic), and some are even both. Sensitive skin types will usually benefit most from one or the other but not a combination.
Most exfoliators should be worked over the face in the same manner as a cleanser, but spend extra time on problem areas, such as the sides of the nose and the middle of the forehead, between the brows. These areas tend to accumulate dead skin and oil-causing blackheads.
Pay attention to your skin, and go at your own pace. If you feel that something is irritating, or your skin appears redder than usual, maybe skip a day of exfoliating.
• Masks are pretty fool proof, as you apply them evenly to the face or problem area, leave them on for recommended time, and the remove thoroughly with a damp cloth.
Toner: Works to balance skin's pH levels and refine pores.
• Some toners are mists, while others are applied with a cotton pad or ball. Whichever you choose, make sure you are covering all areas of the face and neck so that the skin is balanced and ready for any serums and moisturizers.
Serum: These active treatments penetrate the skin's top layer to combat various concerns.
• Serums are generally used to target a concern, such as anti-aging, dark spots, acne or others, so they should be used in your problem areas. Apply liberally, but also make sure you are concentrating the product to the area needed. Allow serums to dry and settle before applying your moisturizer.
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Panama City commissioners came to a few decisions at Tuesday evening's Community Redevelopment Agency meeting.
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After going through several options the city determined the best way to ensure that future tenants be billed properly is to use a sub meter option. This option would allow each tenant to set up their own account and have a meter.
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Michael Burden (born 14 March 1960) is Fellow in Music, Dean and Chattels Fellow at New College, Oxford; he is also Director of New Chamber Opera, and Professor of Opera Studies in the Faculty of Music, University of Oxford.
His research is on the stage music of Purcell, and on aspects of dance and theatre in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries, and includes a catalogue of Metastasio's operas as performed in London, an edition of Le Ballet de la Nuit: Rothschild B1/16/6 with Jennifer Thorp, and a biographical account of Regina Mingotti's years in London. He is currently completing a book on the staging of opera in London 1660 to 1860, and is on the editorial committees for the collected Stradella and Eccles editions.
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Date: Sunday, February 1, 2014 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
Location: 685 N Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, IL 60642
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We are seeking work that addresses all aspects of the theme: A document provides evidence, or serves as an official record that something happened or simply exists. We are looking for Poems as Documentation or Documentary. Poems in the form of documents: How-to manuals, FAQs. transcripts of imagined interviews, policy documents, inventories, legal or constitutional documents, etc. Poems about the transcriber or documentarist are also of interest. Let's see what you can come up with.
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Holyrood Hotel - Leisure Centre & Escape SpaWith an indoor pool, Jacuzzi, and Scandinavian sauna, The Holyrood Hotel overlooks Donegal Bay. In the very center of Bundoran, the hotel is just a 5-minute walk from the town's Blue Flag Beach.
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The Tara Hotel is a 3-star hotel in the centre of Killybegs. It overlooks Killybegs Harbour, serves fine cuisine and offers guests free use of its leisure facilities.
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In the Diamond at the heart of Donegal Town, the Central features varied dining, regular live entertainment and complimentary recreational facilities.
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evertyhing, helpful, friendly and great value for a 4 star hotel
no food after 8pm, howevere they did order outside food for me, therfore not really a dislike, but a like
Lovely clean comfortable bed. Friendly staff. Public areas had nice decor. Sea view from bedroom.
The furniture in bedroom was well worn, handles missing and chipped. Carpet very stained and what looked like blood on the door frame of bathroom. Could do with an update. Poor flush of toilet also. Full Irish Breakfast was just ok, had to be sent back as it was cold.
Location good. Food good. Staff nice and friendly.room comfortable and clean.
It was very windy and wet when we were there and found it cold in the reception area.
Location and food
Condensation on windows no blinds on bathroom window or no ventilation
Everything about the hotel was great and staff very good
The Breakfast was Excellentm
The Staff were very unfriendly.
Well from we entered the beautiful great northern we were treated with great respect and staff just couldnt do enought for us golden oldies ( ah )
well we srayed in room 19 it was a little cold but very comforable
A very nice winter break and a good hearty breakfast
The location was brilliant. Staff was great.
The Shauna & Jacuzzi didn't work when we stayed. We weren't told about that.
The dining room was a nice space & had been decorated recently and the breakfast was quite good.
The hotel is very dated in terms of decor - lots of mismatched wallpaper and carpets with a scruffy feel beyond the foyer. Four star rating is very misleading. The food in the bar is depressingly bad and overpriced. There is nothing served beyond 8 O'Clock. The leisure centre is very 1980s, the pool is not too war and the changing rooms are far from modern.
Staff very pleasant
Did not need extra bed which made the room quite small
Friendly staff, good room, nice bar food, great location. Swimming pool handy for family and a good gym there also.
We liked the location and relaxed atmosphere, everyone very friendly, would definately stay again. Great value for money and not too far away from home.
Some parts of the hotel could do with modernising, bedrooms mainly but a coat of paint could do wonders.
Loved the location..and views..
No wifi in rooms Poor tv signal - tv very small bathroom needs updated very small hurt knee on the sink.. rooms a bit on the small side
porridge for breakfast delicious bedroom very comfortable like keys instead of card for room.
requested bar food at 1815 but was told not available until at least 1900 because chef busy with meal for wedding.
Booked this hotel on the morning of our stay, the Bank Holiday weekend. We were lucky to get a cancellation, blonde receptionist kindly ensured that our rooms were ready for us early, as we were moving here from grotty accommodation elsewhere. I requested a Sunday newspaper but other guests had them so I returned to the lounge, and later the same receptionist appeared with a paper for me. Good customer service, I thought.
If anything, the only thing I noticed was that the bar was understaffed, but given that there had been three weddings on three previous days maybe someone was on a well deserved day off. There was a very courteous and efficient bar man who was a solo act, and really could've been doing with an extra pair of hands.
The view
The hotel is dated and overpriced. The food was bland and lacked imagination and clearly the menu is a throw back to 1980s
needs more vegetarian options on bar menu also it would be nice to have more than a scone as a sweet option.
The breakfast was poor
The staff were very helpful and friendly and the view was stunning.
We liked everything
Spotlessly clean room, good nights sleep and lovely breakfast. The views were stunning.
We arrived VERY late after car trouble and the night porter was the very soul of hospitality. We were very stressed on arrival and within a very short time he had soothed all our cares.
The lounge area was very comfortable. Breakfast was fab
Children limited access to lounge area. I was on my own with my 10 year old and 12 year old. Due to time of year food service stopped at 8. In room for nine every night
The hotel was warm and welcoming on the night I arrived. Food very nice and plenty of it!
Little information on the opening times of the swimming pool.
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Only paddled the Kee once
Posted by: kayamedic on Aug-30-13 6:45 PM (EST)
seems not to be as Swedeform as the Osprey .
Its quite a user friendly boat for the sitting paddler who needs a touring boat Nice stability both primary and secondary.
Perhaps not as performance oriented as the Osprey but no slouch either.
I think its aimed at a slightly different user.
CEW would know the most about the Kee..I believe it was one he had use of that I paddled.
I have paddled the Osprey a couple of times. Unfortunately that test could not include the Kee as it was not in production yet.
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