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For anyone who wasn't able to attend, the Jewish Exponent has a couple of articles this week highlighting both the people and the discussions that took place last week at JOI's North American conference in Philadelphia.
One article was a summary, looking at the conference as a whole. The Exponent explained that communities today are working harder than ever before to "extend a hand to groups that have historically felt unwelcome in the Jewish community, such as gays and lesbians, as well as multiracial Jews." And it was at our conference that people from San Francisco to Montreal were able to share experiences and discuss what has worked for them in terms of lowering barriers and reaching those on the periphery.
The other article focused more on one event – a Town Hall meeting with Rabbi Irwin Kula, director of CLAL: The National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership. This was prompted by a post he made to our Jewish Outreach Professional Log-In Network (JOPLIN) listserve, where he criticized the use of terms like "affiliated" and "intermarried." His comments "sparked a spirited virtual debate," and we wanted to continue the conversation in person. During the discussion he spoke about his belief that there is no one correct way to be a Jew, and when we use terms like "intermarried," we are creating "artificial barriers that don't exist." Instead, we should imagine "there are no boundaries."
He also explained his notion that we don't need to use ritual and affiliation as a way to "gauge Jewish connectedness." The Exponent summed it up this way:
The crux of his argument was that Judaism, rather than functioning as a set of beliefs that binds a tribal people together, happens to be one of a number of practices available in the contemporary marketplace of ideas — a "technology," he called it — that, if used effectively, can "help any human being become more human…"
For example, if a mezuzah is only about connecting an individual to the Jewish people, "it's fundamentally not important," he said. It only becomes important, in his view, if it suggests a sacred space where one behaves accordingly.
Rabbi Kula's ideas worked for some but also found a degree of skepticism from others. But that's the point – and really the point of the entire conference. We wanted to bring people together to help engage in broader conversations about the future of the Jewish community. What works, what can we do better? How can we re-think and revise what we have been doing in order to reach more people?
The Jewish community is too fluid to come up with definitive answers for these questions. That's why we need to continue to innovate, continue to find new and exciting ways to open our doors, expand our big tent and let people know that they are welcome in the Jewish community.
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Spiritual growth and the elevation of our awareness Godwards are fundamental reasons for engaging with Judaism. There are all sorts of secular communities. What are the values that make a religious community unique beyond ethnic identity? I agree with Rabbi Kula's assessment - anyone can make use of Jewish "technologies." So it isn't a question of forgetting about Peoplehood - we can't do that - but of placing the goal of improving people's lives at the center.
From the perspective of an outsider, ethnicity seems to trump all others reasons for associating with a Jewish organization. There is no denying the power of experiencing oneself as connected to thousands of years of generations of Jews. The sense of finding oneself in that context is awe-inspiring. When ethnic identity obscures the path offered by Torah - Jewish practice - God becomes secondary to tribal identity.
My question is: Do you think the two are inextricably linked? Is simply being a member of the tribe the path to God, or is it the practice of Judaism that leads to God? If practice carries more weight than identity, why not open the doors to anyone who wants to practice?
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You've Been Declared Legally DEAD - Here's How To Correct The RecordSubmitted by vinceableworld on Sun, 10/21/2012 - 16:51
Background Summary: In 1933 the United States of America went bankrupt for the 3rd time. (1795, 1861, 1933, 1999) At that time the PTB needed to collateralize a restructuring of the corporation in order to remain in control. This is the reason that the gold was called in. (See: HJR 192) All the people in this country - while alive - are creditors. Once you die - your estate can only build up debt because there is no living being left to "create."
What FDR did in 1933 essentially flipped that in order to turn everyone into DEBTORS (by their unknown consent). 2 minutes after you were born - a death certificate was created. From that point on you are considered a "debtor" and "trustee" of the estate.
HERE'S HOW TO CORRECT IT -> Go to it TODAY!
Go over to your IRS office. Tell them you need to correct the record and sit down with an agent. Give them the name - and the social security number - it will have you listed as a "decedent" - you tell them obviously that record needs to be corrected because you are alive.
Get a confirmation in writing before you leave.
If they give you any problems refer to IRM 22.214.171.124.2.3 "An infant is the decedent of an estate or grantor, owner or trustor of a trust, guardianship, receivership or custodianship that has yet to receive an SSN."
http://creoharmony.blogspot.com/ Don't worry if this is confusing - the instructions above are all you really need to be concerned with for now.
You are now of lawful age and have received a social security number therefore you cannot be a "decedent." You go from being the "trustee" of a decedent's trust to the EXECUTOR of your own.
http://www.irs.gov/irm/part21/irm_21-007-013r.html -> Do a page find for "188.8.131.52.2.3" once then hit find again. It states at #2:
"An infant is the decedent of an estate or grantor, owner or trustor of a trust, guardianship, receivership or custodianship that has yet to receive an SSN."
Every debt against the estate is then nullified because the creditor/grantor is alive.
When you are dead - you can no longer "create" therefore your estate can only build up debt. While you are alive your estate builds credit because you can create.
It's that simple.
This is what they did in 1933 - in order to turn all the creditors into debtors - by making them legally "dead."
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Be Redeemed!
Congress used a pronoun "They".
They shall be redeemed in lawful money on demand...
Don't assume they mean Federal Reserve notes from two sentences before. They mean people who make their demand.
Not filing federal tax returns
Is a federal offense. Claiming otherwise pits you versus at the very least against an entity that can literally litigate you into the ground, whether this is true or not. Besides the fact that pretty much every juror out there will find you guilty.
Most people are wise enough to pay rather than destroying their family for the sake of principle.
Ron Paul - Intellectual hero
You Don't Have to File
You don't have to file if you don't "owe."
What do you think? http://consequeries.com/
Thanks, RPvGS!
I tried to suffer through the Tim Turner experience - found too much nonsense to get to the facts. Then I met a couple people fighting this fight, watched one in court, realized there was SOMETHING going on, but still did not know where to begin. It will take me a while to get to the "local" IRS office - I am in the boonies now! BUt we will get on this.
I hope you make this a series - I'll be anxious to see "step two for sovereign dummies" - lol!
Love or fear? Choose again with every breath.
Tim Turner is a CIA plant
who didn't even follow his own rules.
No proof of the CIA thing that's just my opinion. Their "vice president" was also selected, not elected. Additionally word got out that he was kicking strict constitutionalists off the grand juries by a unilateral dictatorial decisions when he stated in an audio on his radio program that jurors can only be removed "by a majority vote of the grand jury."
Step two would be to read probably the most complete book of how and why when it comes to being sovereign:
I can't recommend this book strongly enough.
Next listen to these audios:
Then study up top to bottom on this page:
When you're ready for more let me know :) Thanks for your comment.
I agree - Turner was a fount of disinformation
although I must confess, his declaration that he was president was the funniest thing I have seen in a long time, and politics needs more humor.
Love or fear? Choose again with every breath.
Dead Mennonites, the lot of you!
A quick DuckDuckGo found the rrrrrrest of the story. Or rather the first of it.
There will be rare occasions where the grantor, owner or trustor of a domestic trust/estate entity type will not have an SSN or ITIN. [...] Following are some instances of when this may occur.
Grantor, owner or trustor may indicate Amish or Mennonite as the reason for not supplying an SSN or ITIN.
An infant is the decedent of an estate or grantor, owner or trustor of a trust, guardianship, receivership or custodianship that has yet to receive an SSN.
Estate is being established for a woman who used her husband's SSN with an alpha character immediately after the last digit of his SSN.
I have been declared a dead Mennonite!
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Dead Mennonites Don't Wear Plaid
Dead Mennonites Don't Wear Plaid... I loved that movie. ; )
the Mennonites are not bad people. Let's not sully their reputation.
I would love to...
I would love to see this play out in court. Could someone please pass the popcorn?
Do you
have a "license to practice law?"
Or are you just clueless?
Take care of your "decedent" status... gain a little bit of knowledge on the topic of status and I can assure everyone else (cuz I'm pretty sure you're a BAR member) that no "judge" is going to want you in his private club meeting room.
I don't have a license to practice law...
I don't have a license to practice law and I am clueless what I would gain and how it change my daily life. I don't see how getting a red flag put on me by the IRS is of great benefit. But I do know how that could change my daily life. How about explaining the cost/benefit ratio of pissing off the IRS. I have always found that keeping a low profile with any agency with 3 letters is a good idea.
Then just wallow in your fear
but unless you're getting paid to spread that fear... don't bother spewing it out all over these pages. Frankly it stinks.
Land of the "free" and home of the "brave" - my a s s. It's people like you who should move to china instead of continuing to finance the tyranny you pretend that you're against. All you do is complain about the problem... maybe vote once in a while - do nothing to make sure the vote is counted properly... then go back to sports channel and wallow in your ignorance for another 3 years.
Sorry but...
Sorry but I genuinely do not understand what your point is in being so abrasive and abusive. Do you really think that you will covert me or anybody reading your rant? You are doing yourself a disservice by using such a poor strategy.
can you say Ass Hole?
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You're an ass hole :)
Not to mention just another one of the scared sheep who "keeps a low profile" while the rest of the country burns and your children's (if you have them) future is flushed down the toilet.
"It's better to die a hero than to live as a coward."
ok, so let's say I do
ok, so let's say I do this...then what? What does it accomplish? How does it change anything for me? I'm still going to have to pay taxes, or else they'll simply take my stuff and put me in prison. This wouldn't give me some magical freedom to where they'd just say "well, that guy beat the system, we have to leave him alone now".
am i missing something here?
The only reason you should continue to pay your taxes, would
be if you are a government employee who's signed into an employment contract, and are receiving a bi-weekly government check. Then you are absolutely 100% liable for the income tax; because you are an employee of THAT corporation, you must follow their internal statutory rules-codes, and regulations.
Sounds a lot like the argument described at
section C, number 4, on the list of tax arguments the IRS lists here:
4. Contention: The only "employees" subject to federal income tax are employees of the federal government.
How does that work out in practice?
Montero v. Commissioner, 354 F. App'x 173 (5th Cir. 2009) – the court affirmed a $20,000 section 6673(a) penalty against the petitioner for advancing frivolous arguments that he is not an employee earning wages as defined by sections 3121 and 3401.
Sullivan v. United States, 788 F.2d 813, 815 (1st Cir. 1986) – the court imposed sanctions on the taxpayer for bringing a frivolous appeal and rejected his attempt to recover a civil penalty for filing a frivolous return, stating "to the extent [he] argues that he received no 'wages'. . . because he was not an 'employee' within the meaning of 26 U.S.C. § 3401(c), that contention is meritless. . . . The statute does not purport to limit withholding to the persons listed therein."
United States v. Latham, 754 F.2d 747, 750 (7th Cir. 1985) – calling the instructions the taxpayer wanted given to the jury "inane," the court said, "[the] instruction which indicated that under 26 U.S.C. § 3401(c) the category of 'employee' does not include privately employed wage earners is a preposterous reading of the statute. It is obvious within the context of [the law] the word 'includes' is a term of enlargement not of limitation, and the reference to certain entities or categories is not intended to exclude all others."
United States v. Hendrickson, 100 A.F.T.R.2d (RIA) 2007-5395, 2007 WL 2385071 (E.D. Mich. May 2, 2007) – the court permanently barred Peter and Doreen Hendrickson, who filed tax returns on which they falsely report their income as zero, from filing tax returns and forms based on frivolous claims in Hendrickson's book, "Cracking the Code," that only federal, state, or local government workers are liable for federal income tax or subject to the withholding of federal taxes.
Was waiting for someone to post this.
"But the theory is really sound, it's just in practice it gets screwed up and we all go to jail!"
Eric Hoffer
Shut up BAR member.
Go fleece some sheep at another location. Man I can't stand it people like you attempting to spread this irrational fear. Stand up for yourself and don't you dare call yourself an American.
P u s s y.
Yeah some people screw up because they're completely ignorant of the law and don't have a clue that the only thing the de-factos can do is scare you... so that you submit.
Bow to your Master - the STATE.
My Master is God - I cannot serve two masters.
Hello Agent Smith, I replied to your comment below, but
apparently you did not get the memo. Let me state it again for anyone who may miss my reply below:
As much as I'd like to take the time to rip those cases apart you've copy and pasted from this "frivolous" site:
For the sake of brevity and not adding to the confusion you people deliver to any thread such as this, perhaps the IRS hasn't been made aware of the information posted within THIS thread:
Note: Read the comments under the above link for other very important information that may not have been listed in the OP.
Looks like to me the IRS; it's attorney's; as well as the judges and state prosecutors aren't even public officials, that instead they are nothing more than private contractors who have no authority to pursue the collection of taxes from anyone other than employees of their own corporation; that they are not agencies under the Administrative controls of the state; that they aren't even lawfully able to collect so much as one red cent from anyone other than "person(s)" within their own agencies.
Now ain't that a bitch?
The IRS handpicks cases they have won and posts them on their site to scare the newbies; it's really as simple as that.
Not counting the fact that "jurisdiction" play a major role in their frivolous attacks against non-government employees. These people need to bringing this cases into the proper jurisdiction, which would not be the United States Tax Court, but rather the "district court of the United States".
Title 18 USC - 3231
Definition of courts: The district court of the United States shall have original jurisdiction - exclusively of the courts of the states, of all offenses against the laws of the United States.
Isn't the 1933 Bankruptcy Law?
Isn't the State of Emergency the Law?
Isn't the 1913 Federal Reserve Act the Law?
Aren't the banking laws under USC Title XII - 411 the Law?
Again: You people are word-smith's that CON-volute and distort the REAL law with your statutes-codes-rules, and regulations that do not apply to anyone other than you own employees.
And don't even get me started on the subject of the government, courts, etc. flipping the trustee position they hold with respect of these estates upside down and assuming administrative control on the judges behalf, and handing the beneficiary hat over to the prosecutor, leaving the victim of their assault wearing the trustee hat.
That Certificate of Live Birth is one powerful document; as you are the only one who may obtain a certified copy of it - short a court order.
Why are IRS agents attempting to hold shareholders meetings with respect to the name on the COLB without the written consent of the true beneficiary/administrator/director?
I could go on and on and on and on, but I think you get the point.
Anyone who wants to read up on this subject may click on my name and see other relevant posts concerning the estate these people are attempting to administrate without your written consent.
Do more research.
If you are a "taxpayer" you have volunteered via private contract to pay taxes... the latter half of this book explains how to deal with the IRS:
The IRS cannot lawfully OR legally come after you for taxes once the record has been corrected. In that video it explains how they are then violating international law. It's their rules - they created them to comply with LAW - > By getting you into private contracts.
They have declared you dead so that the state can administrate your estate which is then in probate - since you're alive and walking around you don't realize you even have an estate - and hence you never named an executor... so the state can file a simple form which basically is a solution for when someone dies and there is no will and hence - no declared executor.
even if this does work, it's
even if this does work, it's not worth the hassle. if you buck the system this hard they will do everything they can to make your life a living hell. i'd rather just pay the tax than constantly have them taking me to court & trying to seize my possessions.
Then you are basically
saying you don't give a hoot if your children (if you have some) grow up in a free and secure country. Seriously the only thing stopping Americans from being free is for them to start being brave again.
Let's face it - you're just a coward.
No problem... folks like us will do all the work... take all the hits... put our fortunes and lives on the line while folks like you MAYBE reap the benefits once liberty has been restored.
You're welcome - in advance.
In the meantime keep your fear to yourself. If you want us to succeed but you don't want to get active yourself the least you could do is not shoot your own self in the foot by dissuading others from getting involved in protecting their own futures.
Can you walk me/us through
Can you walk me/us through your encounter at the IRS getting this done? I've never heard anything about this before and I'm very curious, would like to know how your experience went down. How did the employees react? How long were you there? Just the whole break down would be cool.
Thats is exactly how they want it to play out...
Some die on their feet; others live on their knees.
How can they constantly take you to court and seize your possessions, when they are nothing more than private contractors? Hell, the Administrative Law Judge even upheld the decision(s).
The NC Attorney General in Rod Class' case claimed the people Rod was suing had 11th Amendment immunity; that they did not work for the state and the judge upheld it ... lol
You see: The state is bonded and insured (I meant the corporation, not the state), and the judge knows this. So instead of the state taking the heat, they (the judge) is going to allow Rod to take this to the Federal level.
Because the state (the judge) knows it's much better to let these individual private contractors masquerading as public officials to take the fall; to pay the fine, and do the time for tax fraud and embezzlement of public funds.
These people have ZERO authority over anyone other than employees of their own corporation, and now we have FOUR administrative rulings to prove it!
Real proof of you living on your feet as opposed to on your knees.
1. Do you make a substantial enough income where you should pay taxes?
2. If yes, do you file any forms with the IRS with regard to that income? Do you pay the taxes they say you owe?
3. If you don't file with the IRS, would you be ok with providing your name, social security number, and address for the purpose of my calling the IRS to explain to them that you aren't paying taxes because you feel you are legally not obligated to do so?
If you're fine with number 3 because you're so sure of yourself, then it's absolutely the right thing to be spreading what you're spreading.
If you don't feel you could go face to face with the IRS but feel ok trying to guilt and shame other people into doing so, you need to see a counselor.
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PLAISTOW - Christmas gifts for 3-year-old James Nicholson are piling up inside the Plaistow Police Department as the community rallies around the boy at the center of an abuse case who a few weeks ago was left hospitalized with burns and a life-threatening head injury.
"There's been a very large outpouring of support for the little boy," Plaistow Detective Patrick Schiavone said as people continued to drop off gifts for the child on Wednesday afternoon.
As reported on UnionLeader.com Tuesday night, James is now out of the hospital and continuing to recover while living with his maternal grandmother in Kingston. It's a home where he spent a lot of his time when he wasn't with his mother, Jessica Linscott, 23, and her boyfriend, Roland Dow, 27, at their Plaistow residence.
Linscott and Dow remain behind bars at the Rockingham County jail after they were arrested last week at Universal Studios in Orlando, Fla., on charges stemming from an investigation launched Nov. 14 when James was brought to Exeter Hospital with bruises over much of his body, burns on his wrist and fingers, and a head injury that resulted in a traumatic brain injury, authorities said.
The case grabbed headlines when Linscott and Dow fled after bringing James to the hospital. Linscott told hospital workers that the injuries were self-inflicted, but they suspected they were the result of abuse and notified police.
Linscott and Dow disappeared after learning that Plaistow police planned to arrest them, and after a nationwide search that lasted nearly two weeks, the pair was cuffed moments after watching a parade at Universal Studios.
Dow faces first- and second-degree assault charges for allegedly striking James in the head, causing a brain injury that left him temporarily blind, and burning him.
He and Linscott also face several counts of endangering the welfare of a child for allegedly failing to seek medical care when James suffered seizures and other health problems on several occasions.
With Christmas just around the corner, people like Dave Drislane have been stopping by the police station with presents to brighten the boy's holiday.
A father of three children, Drislane, 38, of Danville, arrived Wednesday afternoon carrying a race car kit and set of miniature dinosaurs.
Drislane said it was a "miracle" that James recovered enough to leave the hospital.
"Hopefully he has a good Christmas and is in a safe home. He's with his grandparents now. Evil has been locked up, hopefully for a long time," he said.
At a press briefing on Wednesday afternoon, Schiavone provided an update on the boy's condition.
"On behalf of James' family, they are extremely grateful for the outpouring of support and toys that James has received during his recovery," he said.
Schiavone asked the media to respect the family's privacy "so that James can receive the care and attention he needs to continue in his recuperation. Part of his recuperation will be to maintain a normal daily routine with his caretakers."
Toy donations may continue to be dropped off at the police department. A fund is also being established to accept monetary donations.
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Basically i had many many Ultima II stuffs since i was child,Why? cause my mum loves this brand.
This lipstick is okay.Plumpy and Glossy.Wet lipstick and great.It reminds me of revlon gloss colour.
But the color is truly intense and sharp, love it(typically lipstick).
I wore this one because i fad to try,because there're many many Ultima II stuffs in my house(from lipsticks,blushes,eye shadows until palettes).The recent product I'd worn was Ultima II Moisturizer Translucent Loose Powder in Light Colour. The light colour is slightly neutral.BIG size and cost average(not truly pricey), i wore it because of my mum very loyal to this product(her all time favourite Ultima II product) and i thought it could save money due to its size.
discontinued this is a twist up pen, i have mocha tease, a deep brown red color. very pretty for a dramatic look
I bought this in 09 Bare in Mind, I expected quite a nude, neutral lip colour (which it looks like in the tube). On the lips it is a lot darker than in the tube. But it is still a nice colour, a rosy brown/red. Does go on across between a lipstick and gloss, thicker than a traditional gloss, but glossier looking than a lipstick. I probably would purchase this again in another colour, remembering that they will all probably apply darker than they look. Update: long lasting too!
Update: I like this color a lot. If you put a lot of product on it looks dark dark brown but a small dab and gloss gives a gorgeous browny/red color with gold glitter. Very sophisticated. If I dab it on it will last about 2 hrs but not more. Worth the trouble for such a pretty color.
I have this in chocolate. I was really impressed by the applicator. I've never had a lipstick with a brush on applicator so I was curious to see how it worked. It applies the lipstick pretty smoothly but I wouldn't use it without a mirror. Also,the color is really really pigmented so I would strongly suggest a small dab and gloss over. The smell's a little funky, but I can deal. It looks like it would last a pretty long time and it feels a bit sticky on. Overall I like this product and would repurchase if I found a great color.
For reference, I'm warm toned medium with black hair brown eyes and semi-pigmented lips. continued >>
I have Mocha Tease, On the Mauve, Chocolate, and Reddy&Waiting. I love them all. I am asian and easily tan, and both Mocha Tease and On the Mauve are great for me for everyday; Chocolate when I'm feeling earthy, and the Reddy&Waiting when I'm feeling feisty. On the Mauve is a bit more plummy than the Mocha Tease. Mocha Tease is a medium mauve with tan/brown undertones. They smell and taste just fine. I prefer these to the Stila Lip Polish (which is too sticky). Love the packaging, a lip brush with a twist-base to push product to the brush. My purse has pen slots and I keep one of these in a pen slot, very handy and good for all occasions. Color lasts longer than a gloss, but not really all day like a traditional lipstick. I prefer this packaging over gloss pots, traditional lipsticks, and the thick "liquid lipsticks" that come with a wand. Great for everyday, comfortable color. continued >>
i got this for the sunscreen and the stila-like applicator. the pink was the only workable color and it too proved a little too intense and too sparkly in the long run. good stuff if you can pull it off, though. continued >>
I like these liquid lipsticks because they are reasonably priced, have an SPF 15, and have a cool applicator. I really like wearing Mocha Tease in the summer, and I've also purchased Plums The Word for a darker look. I think they taste good and the shine you get is rich and dramatic. Not bad, especially if you can get them for 50% off, which I did at a local CVS.
I got Mocha Tease (goes *great* with stila liner #4) on sale for $4.50, total impulse purchase. It's alright. The only thing is, when something is not immediately a fave, or wonderful i have no motivation to wear it as i will already have something better. It is a cute fall colour, pretty but a little too dark. Goes on nicely, nice sheen/sparkle. Alright staying power, only colour i could imagine using. WOuldn't need to buy again.
I just bought this in Bed of Roses and love this product. It is a great alternative to the new Stila Demi Creme Liquid Lipcolors. The staying power is great, it's not drying and the color is beautiful. I will deffinately try more of these colors. Plus at $12.50 they are half the price of Stila!
i hated this prodcut, i had it in pink smooch, brite magenta muave, and it was very ugly, and too lipstick-y not glossy enough it was matte and i didn't like the consistency at all and it kinda clumped, and the color was terrible for me. dont' buy this pen


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This volume by Dr. Thomas R. Schreiner on the interplay between Christianity and biblical law is an excellent addition to the 40 Questions & Answers series. Schreiner not only coherently answers the tough questions that flow from a discussion about the Old Testament Levitical Law, but also writes clearly and engagingly for the student. The pastor, student, and layperson can easily understand Schreiner's biblical theology of the Law.
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Adrian Hotel Athens3 Stars
74 Adrianou Street Plaka Athens GR-10556
In the heart of Plaka, notably one of the most romantic neighborhoods in all of Athens, the Adrian Hotel is near to the Acropolis. Some rooms have views of the Acropolis.
With only 22 guest rooms, the Adrian Hotel is small and intimate. All rooms have air conditioning, wireless internet, cable TV, soundproof windows, phone, minibar, coffeemaker, safe, and hair dryer.
From May through October, enjoy your breakfast up on the rooftop surrounded by the lush gardens. Other times of the year, breakfast is enjoyed inside.
There are non-smoking guest rooms for your comfort. The Adrian Hotel Athens is only 250 metres from the Monastriraki metro network access, making it so that you can travel through the city easily and inexpensively.
Hotel Facilities
- Bar / Lounge
- Disabled Facilities
- Laundry Facilities
- Parking Facilities
- Tour Desk
- Child Care
- Faxing Facilities
- Laundry Services
- Reception
- Currency Exchange Services
- Internet Access - High Speed
- Lobby
- Restaurant
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- Air Conditioning
- Mini Bar
- Cable / Satellite TV
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- Ensuite / Private Bathroom
Adrian Hotel Athens Guest Reviews (36)
Excellent location. Small and friendly hotel. Lovelly view of Acropolis at breakfast time.
Anonymous wrote on October 29, 2009
What you get with this hotel is location location location. The terraces overlook a wonderful square with restaurants and bars and a short walk to the acropolis. Maybe not a good idea if you're a light sleeper. The room is basic with the smallest bathroom I have ever seen; the staff however, were friendly and the room was clean. We really enjoyed our stay.
Chris Gatland wrote on April 13, 2009
Good location within walking distance of the Acropolis and other historic sites. Clean, pleasant room. Great roof terrace breakfast. Definitely would stay there again.
Judith Farmer wrote on June 3, 2008
good location, helpfull stuff,
Vladimir Herencic wrote on January 11, 2008
location is great. hotel is small & quaint. breakfast is very good.
Anonymous wrote on January 2, 2008
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Adrian Hotel Athens Guest Reviews
4.6 out of 5
Excellent location. Small and friendly hotel. Lovelly view of Acropolis at breakfast time.Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed October 29, 2009
3.4 out of 5
What you get with this hotel is location location location. The terraces overlook a wonderful square with restaurants and bars and a short walk to the acropolis. Maybe not a good idea if you're a light sleeper. The room is basic with the smallest bathroom I have ever seen; the staff however, were friendly and the room was clean. We really enjoyed our stay.Review by: Chris Gatland
Date stayed April 13, 2009
4.6 out of 5
Good location within walking distance of the Acropolis and other historic sites. Clean, pleasant room. Great roof terrace breakfast. Definitely would stay there again.Review by: Judith Farmer
Date stayed June 3, 2008
4 out of 5
good location, helpfull stuff,Review by: Vladimir Herencic
Date stayed January 11, 2008
4.8 out of 5
location is great. hotel is small & quaint. breakfast is very good.Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed January 2, 2008
4.6 out of 5
Having a roof terrace with a view of the Acropolis, it made a perfect one night stop on our journey to the cruise ship. We had a room with no rear view, making it quiet. Several bedrooms look onto Adrianou and would be lovely for a longer stay. Its situation in the heart of Plaka in Athens make it an excellent base for a holiday.Review by: John Hodges
Date stayed October 6, 2007
4.6 out of 5
Charming staff, helpful & perfect location in the Plaka. There is more than a five star ratings for where you stay....this is worthy of anyones time..a real pleasure!Review by: PAtricia Lewis
Date stayed May 20, 2007
4.6 out of 5
Very friendly & helpful staff. Visited out of season so not all facilities open but excellent location in the Plaka, very near to the Roma Agora and easy reach of the Acropolis.Review by: GEOFFREY ADAMS
Date stayed February 22, 2007
4.8 out of 5
This well-located hotel is on a relatively quiet street extremely close to the Acropolis and other ruins. You can walk everywhere from here. The neighborhood is pleasant although touristic, but nearby are areas which are very lovely and have fewer tourists. It is exceptionally well-run, clean, has an excellent breakfast buffet, and is not expensive. The desk staff are particularly knowledgeable, friendly, and quick to act when there are problems (noisy, somewhat crazy hotel guest). Our only criticism is that the rooms and bathrooms are arranged/built awkwardly. The beds were narrow, somewhat hard, and they had few double beds available. The reading lights were not that great. It is convenient to the airport because the metro goes to the airport from the nearby Monastiraki metro station. We stayed there for a week and have a fairly good sense of the place. If we return to Athens we would surely return to this excellent hotel.Review by: Judith Swartz
Date stayed January 14, 2007
3.8 out of 5
Would gladly return to the Adrian for another stop over,the hotel is in an excellent position in the Plaka area close to Acropolis and the tube station.We had a room looking up toward the Acropolis which was a wonderful sight when lit up at night.Breakfasts were average and because we visited in november the roof top restaurant wasn't open which was a shame.Athens is a must for travel enthusiastsReview by: MARCUS CLAYSON
Date stayed December 2, 2006
5 out of 5
a great hotel experience. best 3 star i've been in, period.Review by: Chris Welsch
Date stayed November 3, 2006
3.6 out of 5
The best part of my stay was breakfast on the roof - from there you can see rooftop gardens and the Acropolis. The room was nothing special (typical for Europe), but the bed was comfortable and the place was clean. The reception desk was very friendly. The location in the Plaka area was very good and convenient. I would recommend this hotel. (Lee from Connecticut)Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed September 21, 2006
4.4 out of 5
Excellent location in the centre of the Plaka district of Athens. Roof top restaurant looks across at the Acropolis. Found the staff very friendly and helpful.Review by: Jennifer Pomeroy
Date stayed September 20, 2006
4 out of 5
Good value for hotel if staying in the Plaka area. Can't beat the view of the acropolis from the roof!Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed August 10, 2006
4.8 out of 5
excellent location, view of acropolis, wonderful breakfast including fresh-squeezed orange juice. Rooms had plenty of storage space and nice combo tub/shower along with bidet. Front desk staff very friendly knowledgeable and helpful.Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed August 6, 2006
4.4 out of 5
Nice and reliable people at the reception. Fantastic roof terrasse. Very practical location. Small remark: the Hotel should also mention now on its website on "how you get there" the possibility of a direct access by Metro from the airport direct to Monasteraki station instead of bus + metro.Review by: Michelle Rossier
Date stayed July 12, 2006
4.8 out of 5
One of the best 3 stars I've encountered. Helpful staff, gorgeous rooftop garden, excellent views from the balconies on third floor. (Rooms have balconies, nice big ones on the side facing away from the Acropolis and tiny ones with a great view of the acropolis on the other side.)Review by: Chris Welsch
Date stayed May 5, 2006
4.4 out of 5
Clean and comfortable hotel with friendly staff and a good breakfast. Excellent position for exploring all the major ancient sites - all within easy walking distance.Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed April 23, 2006
4.2 out of 5
Ideally located for La Plaka and the Acropolis; Breakfast was adequate and the accommodation sound. We went out of season but there is a magnificent roof terrace.Review by: tim lewis
Date stayed April 22, 2006
5 out of 5
Great hotel with excellent staff and wonderful breakfast. The hotel is within walking distance of the Accropolis and is adjacent to the Plaka. Restaurants and shops are just outside the door. One of the best hotel experiences!! The hotel staff was extremely helpful and accommodating. Would stay there again anytime. Recommend it to those who want an excellent hotel at an economy rate.Review by: Donald Oglesby
Date stayed March 24, 2006


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Nielsen has reported that ABC will join its Nielsen Online Campaign Ratings trial program.
The program gauges the effectiveness of mobile advertising campaigns. Nielsen's program measures audience demographics and reach for both online and app platforms. ABC executives report that the program will help them see the overall success of their advertising efforts.
"An increasing amount of our digital video viewing comes from apps on mobile devices, so the ability to understand who sees ads is crucial for our business," says ABC President of Sales Geri Wang.
"Viewers have demonstrated that they want to watch ABC content everywhere they can, and that increasingly means on their smartphones and tablets. This trial with Nielsen is a significant next step in allowing us to help advertisers see the whole picture, and make our ABC Unified offering even more compelling."
Nielsen launched its trial program last year. The company says the goal of the program is to show more accurate metrics for the multi-screen environment of the modern world. Nielsen believes that the program will help bring more definable metrics to digital advertising.
"When we first launched Nielsen Online Campaign Ratings 18 months ago, we knew that it was the beginning of a market-moving shift in digital advertising," says executive vice president, client solutions for Nielsen, Cheryl Idell.
"For the first time, it enabled all parties to understand the audience of an ad campaign using metrics comparable to TV. In that period, mobile usage has skyrocketed and the need to extend our measurement has become clear. We are excited to be announcing this pilot and to collaborate with ABC once again to deliver high-powered, multi-platform insights into the market."
The Nielsen Online Campaign Ratings has been quickly gaining momentum in recent months. Last September, Nielsen reported that 15 firms were already using the young program.
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The lights were dim. Gray-haired musicians in linen guayaberas filled the small stage, and the hips of every man and woman, young and old, moved to the rhythm. It was an exhilarating moment in one of Miami's most seasoned hangouts, Little Havana's Hoy Como Ayer. And there, right in the middle of the swaying hips and Cuban percussionists, stood Jon Favreau, taking it all in.
The director/actor was in town filming Iron Man 3, and between takes, all he wanted was an authentic night out in the Magic City. "I wanted to really experience Miami. I wanted to taste the food, I wanted to buy a real guayabera, I wanted to hear real Cuban music," he recalls. Favreau wouldn't find any of that authenticity on South Beach, locals insisted. So instead, guided by a native, he explored Calle Ocho. The Cuban culture he experienced at Hoy Como Ayer inspired him to write again.
"I thought how [Hoy Como Ayer] would be such a magical place to put a scene. I didn't know what movie I would do there — or if I would do it at all — but when I started writing Chef months later, it popped into my head."
Chef, opening this Friday, recalls Favreau's earlier work, the '90s cult favorite Swingers, at least in its writing process; both films took just a few weeks to write. "When you write like that, you don't know where it's coming from," he says. "But you know it's very sincere."
Unlike Swingers, however, Chef isn't a story of bros sharing cocktails. The film takes the classic coming-of-age tale and flips it on its head by centering on a character in the middle stages of his life who undergoes a journey of self-discovery.
Favreau's character, Carl, is a chef working at a restaurant in Los Angeles. After lashing out at his boss for creative food differences, Carl is left unemployed and with few options. He goes on a trip to Miami with his ex-wife, Inez (the voluptuous Sofia Vergara), a frequent Miami visitor; and his 10-year-old son, Percy (newcomer Emjay Anthony). After experiencing the nightlife on Calle Ocho and ending the evening eating a Cuban sandwich at Versailles, Carl is motivated to launch his own food truck making Cuban fare. Miami cuisine sure has a way of changing people's lives.
Carl's truck, called "El Jefe" and portrayed by real-life Miami food truck Jefe's Original Fish Taco and Burger, serves a classic Cuban sandwich as a main dish, alongside yuca fries, plátanos, and arroz con pollo — if your abuela can say it, he can make it.
But Carl's time in Miami is just a brief vacation. He soon begins the trek back to Los Angeles with his son and assistant cook. Together they take El Jefe across the country, making stops along the way in New Orleans and Austin, two other food meccas. Favreau insists, however, that despite the stimulating foods native to Louisiana and Texas, his biggest inspiration "came from visiting Miami."
"I wanted to present this guy as a man whose marriage and whose fatherhood have been a casualty of his career, and because of that, he's lost his passion for cooking food," he explains. The food truck gives Carl a second chance, allowing him to "start from scratch and reconnect with his love of food and with his role as a father."
If that sounds schlocky, well, you're not wrong. Favreau isn't the first writer or director or actor you'd think of for your earnest, emotional indie film, and most of the "reconnecting" his character does is conveyed through montages and catchy music. The film is most successful when it shows off its well-written dialogue. Clearly, Favreau is committed to the idea of his character's butterfly moment.
"The hero's journey, in the Joseph Campbell sense, is a character who starts off very broken, and you want him to go through a transformation and grow and change over the course of the film," he says. Carl is that hero, a man who evolves into "somebody he is more happy to be than he was at the beginning."
And Favreau should know, having recently gone through a version of that story himself. Writing Chef, he says, renewed his passion for filmmaking. Like Carl's food truck, the film was a vehicle to contentment. It's like Eat, Pray, Love minus the praying.
"It's been almost 20 years since I wrote Swingers, and it's nice to know I still have the ability to do it, and that's exciting," Favreau says. "Much like in the film, when Carl starts the food truck and feels very much renewed and reconnected to what made him excited to get into the business to begin with, I feel the same way with this film."
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What is even happening to his face. It's like he got the surface of two bums floating on each side of his head. They're hairy too, I mean yeah he's a man after all.
jew where have you been in the last 24 hours?
Looking at flats and trying to patent my idea for portable table lamps.
right then, of to the gas chambers with you for being a smartass.
I'm going to smack you with one or several limbs. After I have torn them from your body and let my dog chew on them for a bit so I can get a better grip whilst I smack you.
What have you been doing? I know you want me to play Minecraft, I just need to figure out if I can use Paypal now. I opened an account while I was in Romania but I'm thinking, I probably have to sign up again and pretend I'm a Romanian citizen.
you can always ask an mcs for a gift code, use your jew magic to get it doen
I don't take charity. Instead I'm trying to defraud a company because they can't do their job, just let me do my thing.
dammit do something beat up lamb and steal his money.
Well while your selfish ass was out looking at "flats" I killed Osama Bin Laden. Then I turn on the news and Obama Bin Sleepin says George Bush's efforts in the middle east finally paid off and American Jesus soldiers did. In Pakistan. So what…I just killed some guy who worked at Shwarma King? This is the Lillehammer affair all over again.
Yeah but you're losing sight of the really important questions here, why does Osama keep getting caught at convenient times, who killed Laura Palmer and how can I get sesame oil out of my white blouse without ruining the material?
Well really a mild oil solvent should do the trick.
If its a convenient time then that means
1)Donald Trump demands long form birth certificate
2) Obama gets pissed off and releases it and then says…oh and btw here's Osama's head too
Donald Trump killed Osama Bin Laden.
Use Palmolive or Dawn or whatever bootleg brand of the two you western european scum use.
I think he's meant to be a bunny.
Why, because it was Easter? I thought maybe an elephant, democrats in the States are elephants I think. Or a deer? Something like that.
Maybe a kangaroo.
This will make an excellent pre-text for going into Iran.
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Nonelectrophoretic genotyping using allele-specific PCR and a dsDNA-specific dye.
Citations & References
- Authors: Moran P, Dightman DA, Park LK
- Journal: Biotechniques (1998) 24:206-8, 210, 212
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