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Malachi Marx pays the price for walking in on the Man of the Year recipient. Reese Rideout Blows his Cock and his mind!
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hangtener December 28, 2008 - 23:01:21 (See all My Comments)
Made me CUM, and more then ONCE !Reply
cumisgood December 20, 2008 - 15:59:46 (See all My Comments)
How fucking hot is that! AMAZING. HOT ASS GUYS! Love the aggressiveness! DAMN! Wish there was some anal!Reply
Desire December 09, 2008 - 16:02:37 (See all My Comments)
wow...this is great..and hot to...but wow...Reply
i need to see this...
jellohead12 December 04, 2008 - 22:49:53 (See all My Comments)
OH ME GADDDD!!!!!!Reply
that is one peice of work
i would shove them into my math and never stop!!!!!
JiminOrlando December 04, 2008 - 08:56:20 (See all My Comments)
Wow!!! This shoot is off the charts! I'm joining Randy Blue!!!Reply
brett21852020 December 03, 2008 - 23:54:39 (See all My Comments)
Biting ass is CRAZY HOT! Fuck yeah!Reply
imaguy December 03, 2008 - 21:53:03 (See all My Comments)
they are shooo HAWTReply
Sebastian101 December 03, 2008 - 20:40:06 (See all My Comments)
fawking haut---------------Reply
piano1 December 03, 2008 - 18:17:25 (See all My Comments)
I have to agree with everybody else -hot studs and wish I could be there with Reese. Check him out in "Men Magazine" - Man of the Year. Go Reese.Reply
aznboi81 December 03, 2008 - 18:08:48 (See all My Comments)
Hot Hot Hot!!! Both guys are damn sexy. Cocks on these two are amazing.Reply
wizardo December 03, 2008 - 17:59:36 (See all My Comments)
Geezus, could sex get any hotter? Reese is so damn sexy and Malachi is perfect with him. Wish Reese had just laid Malachi out and fucked his brains out. Hot straining dicks just ready for each other. Sparks in this one.Reply
doodee26 December 03, 2008 - 17:44:01 (See all My Comments)
2 words: im cumming...Reply
bike10 December 03, 2008 - 14:53:38 (See all My Comments)
Looks like some at baths with these two studs.Reply
joshyjosh December 03, 2008 - 14:04:41 (See all My Comments)
they are really hot both of them wowReply
i like to suck him
briefslover December 03, 2008 - 13:59:27 (See all My Comments)
I would be Reese's biatch anyday of the week. horny bastardReply
rim-u-out December 03, 2008 - 13:56:49 (See all My Comments)
Couple of incredible asses I'd like to spend some time licking, sucking and biting!Reply
Shepherd 2 December 03, 2008 - 13:52:48 (See all My Comments)
Great stuff, and they can bite my ass any day.Reply
2hot69 December 03, 2008 - 13:29:16 (See all My Comments)
Da cock sucking was hot...but dat ass biting just threw me ova da edgeReply
1961bobcat December 03, 2008 - 13:28:07 (See all My Comments)
These two are smoking hOT!!! The video is a must see on RBReply


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This isn't just any Marriott: It sits next to Sirinath National Park on Phuket's northwest coast, one of the quieter and more beautiful bits of the island. After ten years of planning and another year and a half of building, the three-level, 265-room resort fits harmoniously within its surroundings. A good thing, too: The property was barely touched by the 2004 tsunami, and its humungous pool absorbed the waves that did reach its grounds. All rooms are inside the main building; 13 are suites, but the rest are fairly standard, if a bit larger and more exotic than one you'd find at, say, a Marriott in Houston (JW is the company's luxury brand). Ultimately, the main reason to stay here is the away-from-the-fuss location. The island's longest stretch of undeveloped beach—Hat Mai Khao—is located just inside the park. Oh, and the Lobby Bar has a cedar humidor stocked with Cuba's finest. Light up and you might get to rub elbows with the occasional dignitary: President Clinton slept in a garden-view suite on a tsunami-relief tour.
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Familiar face taking the reins at Del Mar
"I think there's a formula here that works and I feel confident that it's going to be difficult as we go down the road here. There's going to be some pretty big potholes in racing in general that Del Mar can't avoid. But I can't think of anybody in this industry I'd rather have coming up with solutions than Craig. He's a lot smarter than me. He's a solution kind of guy. He's going to make sure that what works will continue to work and what needs to be tweaked will be tweaked."
Fravel's primary agenda is to preserve Del Mar's stature and stability. When finances allow, he wants to expand the track's turf course with an eye toward attracting the Breeders' Cup.
"Racing is facing a lot of challenges and I think there's going to be some pretty dramatic changes in it over the next three to five years," Fravel said. "My vision is that Del Mar is going to remain the centerpiece of California racing. I think the fact that this is a property that's dedicated to being a fairgrounds and a racetrack is going to put us in a good position to take a leadership role."
Whenever developers act on their intention to convert Hollywood Park for more profitable purposes, Del Mar will stand to pick up additional racing dates. Like Harper, Fravel envisions adding a "boutique" fall meet. Shorter-term, Fravel is paying close attention to the installment of additional fiber on Del Mar's polytrack surface. Noticing a water bottle in the middle of the track during a recent inspection, he considered disposing of it until he learned that it was being used as a marker.
He is not above grunt work, so much so that Harper says one of his first impressions of Fravel was of a lawyer "who didn't want to be a lawyer."
"That gave him 10 points right there," Harper said. "So I asked him one day, 'So how much less money do you want to make?' He says, 'Say what?' I said, "Think about it.' He thought about it for about 3 1/2 seconds."
That was 20 years ago. Monday, after his promotion was confirmed by Del Mar's board, Fravel called his wife to make sure she heard it first from him.
"I was going to get a sub at Subway," he remembered. "She said, 'You've just been named president and you're going to Subway by yourself for lunch?' "
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Thomas and Aoife are returning to Chicago to offer another 3 day intensive type design introduction workshop at the excellent Harrington College of Design, perfectly located downtown.
January 30 - February 1
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A participant in Crafting Type Seattle last year has just release Gaslight, a new type family:
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We're super excited to introduce a new member to our catalogue – League Spartan. We've been working on this one a while, and we're starting out by releasing a single, bold weight. It's a beautiful, modern geometric sans-serif, and we've actually been secretly using it on our own site for the last few months. It's superb. You'll love it.
Festival de tipografia de Madrid. Conferencias, exposiciones y talleres sobre tipografía, caligrafía, lettering y diseño tpográfico actual.
TypeMad is an upcoming festival of typography in Madrid: Conferencias, exposiciones y talleres sobre tipografía, caligrafía, lettering y diseño tpográfico actual!
Crafting Type is participating with a workshop the weekend before the main event. The key instructor is Octavio, a Spanish type designer, and if more than 15 people to sign up then Dave Crossland will join. If more than 30 sign up, Alexei Vanyashin will bring some Russian expertise to town!
El taller será en Inglés y español.
The workshop will be in English AND Spanish.
Its our standard 3 day workshop, but we have a special offer for the festival - there is only the 'student' price, with an additional discount - so the total for all 3 days is only €160.
The release of GNOME 3.14 is slowly approaching, so I stole some time from actual design work and created this little promo to show what goes into a release that probably isn't immediately obvious (and a large portion of it doesn't even make it in).
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I'd like to thank all the usual suspects that make the wheels spinning, Matthias, Benjamin and Allan in particular. The crown goes to Lapo Calamandrei though, because the amount of work he's done on Adwaita this cycle will really benefit us in the next couple of releases. Thanks everyone, 3.14 will be a great release*!
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In the last six weeks or so, I've given three talks about open source / free software in automotive. [That means "cars."]
It's sort of a new thread for me to play out on the conference circuit, at least as a speaker, but it is actually an area that I have found personally interesting for ages, and in which I've been a secret hobbyist for a while—at a very amateur, "enthusiast" level. But after having followed the topic and having read up on it, last fall (i.e., November 2013) I decided to dive in and start experimenting with a Linux-based automotive computer build in my car.
That's one of the talks I spoke about earlier: I gave a "build talk" about the project at the Automotive Linux Summit in Tokyo in early July. The goal was to relate my real-world experience (surprises, pitfalls, etc.) to the developers and strategists at ALS in the hope that it would be beneficial to them. I gave another talk at ALS about automotive security, but it consisted of "research" rounding up other people's research and published studies about software security problems in car computers. I highly recommend the "just talk about other people's hard work" methodology as a talk-development approach; it's far less time-consuming than doing all the tests and paper writing oneself, and you also don't have to apply for grants.
The third talk was at GUADEC, the annual GNOME project conference. It started out, in theory, as another "my build and what you can learn from it" talk idea, but it quickly became clear to me that I needed to do more: provide some context for the audience that didn't already pay attention to the automotive corner, and offer some reasons why they should look into it and maybe even get involved. The GUADEC team ended up asking me to make that talk a keynote, which was definitely a surprise, but obviously lots of fun, too.
I tried to include some words on where I thought GNOME developers could get involved in automotive projects (especially since many of those projects already use GNOME libraries, even if they aren't interacting too much with GNOME-proper upstream), and some ideas on how GNOME could be more "garage friendly." More on that later. Nobody threw any vegetables, and a lot of people asked questions afterward, so I think it went well on the whole.
Interestingly enough, while working on the GNOME talk I kept running into the realization that a lot of full-time Linux folks weren't really up to speed on the scope and makeup of the automotive Linux space. It's understandable—most of the work now is pre-production and it may be a while before products hit the showroom floor. But that also makes it the best possible time for free-software people to get involved. The better you make it right now, the better it'll be when it arrives at the dealer.
The other big take away, for me, was that evidently I'm a shamefully bad example of a tech hobbyist because I haven't done a running "build log" on some personal blog site or on Instructables, detailing the ups and downs of shoehorning a homemade IVI system into a recent Mustang. So I'm vowing to do better on that front. But I can tell you this much: a lot of what goes into posts like that won't make a lot of sense unless I dole out some background info, like I did at GUADEC. I apologize if you happen to catch this blog via Graphics Planet and you don't care about the topic at all — but there is some interest UI/UX work a little later on in the process, I promise.
Anyway, here are the broad strokes if you're just hearing about automotive Linux for the first time. The Linux Foundation has done this "ALS" conference for three(ish?) years now. ALS attendees tend to be drawn from three major projects: GENIVI, which is a multi-company consortium founded by folks in the automotive industry, Automotive Grade Linux (AGL), which is a working group coordinated by the Linux Foundation, and Tizen IVI, which is a distribution project run mainly by Intel and Samsung people. And there are, of course, plenty of other participants.
These projects overlap a lot in their areas of concern, naturally, but there are also big differences in what they want to accomplish, which makes a difference if you're picking and choosing as an outsider.
GENIVI is focused on defining a platform-level Linux system that the participating companies can use as a specification to build their automotive products against. GENIVI defines components needed for in-vehicle infotainment (IVI; that's the head-unit computer that the driver and passenger fight over while they're barreling down the road) systems, so that car makers and suppliers don't have to reinvent the wheel every time or argue endlessly about design specs. I.e., everybody uses GENIVI, so It Works. Naturally, the alliance has to write components that don't already exist, so they do that: they have open source code at projects.genivi.org
But GENIVI is not defining the entire system; they are stopping right below the application API layer. Apparently that's something that different members want to head in their own direction on, and potentially compete on. So GENIVI's Linux builds tend to be more like "starting points for a company making a product in house." They even use Yocto.
Tizen IVI, on the other hand, is designed to be a fully functional Linux distribution. It's supposed to be something an OEM can grab and mold a product out of.
In that sense, it competes with GENIVI, I guess, but Tizen also has this interesting "cross-device-profile" concern. The larger Tizen project wants to make a Linux stack for consumer electronics products of all types (phone, smartwatch, TV, smartfridge, smartcoffepodmachine, etc) that can offer the same app-level API to third-party app developers. That is, you write yer Angry Flapbird game once, and it runs on all the devices. So Tizen IVI is very much concerned with that app layer that GENIVI isn't. Tizen IVI may differ a lot under the hood from Tizen Mobile, but it's the same on top. The app-level API is based on HTML5 and a lot of W3C standards.
Last but certainly not least is AGL. AGL is technically a "workgroup," which means that it's a bunch of companies that want to get together for some common purpose; they can work on whatever they decide to. At the moment, their most visible effort is the AGL Reference Linux distro, which is a fully installable Linux distribution that you can put in a car. It's probably not quite the same as you will see in production vehicles, but it's the closest thing to fully realized IVI of the existing projects. It's based on Tizen IVI with a lot of additions. The additions include a suite of actual IVI apps (music player, navigation, vehicle status, phone hands-free tethering, etc).
Developing more such applications is another one of AGL's focus areas; right now they're putting feelers out for people to write apps; it's actually a good opportunity if you want to do development. The other thing to remember, though, is that AGL may have broader interests than just IVI: they could decide to delve right into engine-control stuff as well, which is an entirely different space. Fuel injection, timing, traction control, etc.—all that stuff is computerized, and I hear interest from the hallway track in using Linux to virtualize, containerize, and improve these systems. It'll be interesting to see.
All that background aside, I did actually talk about my personal "shadetree mechanic" project at both ALS and GUADEC. What I have is something on a very PC-like microITX motherboard, stuffed into the trunk space of a 2005 Mustang GT. How well does it work? Well, that depends on what your criteria are. I'll give this one teaser thought, as I contemplate writing up a Proper Build Log like the wise & benevolent Makers Of Olde tell us we have to do:
If you make careful hardware choices, you can put together a functional Linux-based IVI system in your own car. If, that is, you have a reasonably modern car, sufficient time (or, alternatively, money) to put into the build from both the hardware and software sides, and if you're willing to get your hands dirty. Literally dirty. And figuratively.
BUT. The first thing you'll learn is that there is no such thing as a generic car or a generic car computer. The PC may be pretty standardized, but it also makes a lot of assumptions—like having a flat surface, with decent airflow, and a normal AC-DC power supply, and room to put stuff where you want it. None of those things hold true in a car, and every single choice you make, starting from where you think you'll put the actual computer part physically in your vehicle, radically alters all of your decisions further down the line.
So it's one individual builder's story, and everyone else's will differ greatly. But I also think the experience is useful for other FOSS developers to hear about, since whether you know it or not, automotive computer products are making their way to the mass market. And we don't want Linux to be late to the party, having not thought about what it will look like when there's a full-on computer in the car parked outside the house. How do we expect that computer to relate to our other computers? To connect to the network at our house? To interact with the portable devices we own and might bring with us? To the documents we ferry around?
It'd be good to have answers to those questions when the tidal wave of car PCs hits. Estimates are it's less than a year and a half from now before the first official GENIVI systems hit showrooms. Proprietary software will take several iterations to get all this stuff right, and it will compete within itself, pretty fiercely. But I hope we won't let them have the open road all to themselves.
While we're figuring out our routines to come back to writing after an August of holidays, here's a quick write up our ventures since February this year.
In March, Ana participated in the MiniDeb Conf Barcelona. She presented the Libre Graphics magazine in a talk about libre methodologies in design and in the production of physical objects. The slides of the presentation are here and there is also a video of the full presentation.
In April, we assembled and made public the first instance of the Kit Gráfica Livre (Libre Graphics Kit). It's a portable safebox with a USB cable, containing a read-only SD card reader.
Placed in the bar of the Porto Fine Arts Faculty, it makes available a set of libre software for graphics and audio production. Besides software, people can find a collection of libre assets, such as typefaces, publications, typography books and a selection of F/LOSS manuals. All for free copying — while at the bar, anyone can pick up the box and use the USB cable to copy everything to their computer.
Our plan is to bring free culture and free software closer to students with this kit. There is an ample amount of open and free materials, tools and assets, but they are very often disregarded in the teaching of arts and design. We would like to see more kits in other arts&design schools, so get in touch if you would like to run one in your school. There's also a plan for regular updates with new assets and tools.
We'll keep posting about this mutating kit. In the meantime, there is a mini site for this project here.
In May we were at the Libre Graphics Meeting 2014 in Leipzig. Our talk, titled "Dear designer, have these cool tools", was a about our desire to make distro that could introduce designers to libre tools and mindset. And help designers already using libre tools to persevere in this still arid land. We showed the Kit Gráfica Livre as one of the steps building up to this ambitious plan.
The Open Legislative Data Conference in Paris II took place in the end of May. Having been involved in the early stages of the Fabrique de la Loi, a visualization tool for the French law, we attend to present our latest open data project, Data Central. You can read more about in this OKFN Labs post. Videos and slides from the presentations are available here.
In June, we gave an interview in the portuguese podcast DAR em Conversa Aberta.
Design Advanced Resources (DAR) is an association that is dedicated to the promotion of Open Design, based in Caldas da Rainha. From what we got it was the first time they talked to practioners about the field of graphic design. We talked about our work with the Libre Graphics magazine, the Kit Gráfica Livre, the From Stone to Spaceship workshop and why free software is about much more than saving money.
In my last multirotor themed entry I gave an insight into the magical world of flying cameras. I also gave a bit of a promise to write about the open source flight controllers that are out there. Here's a few that I had the luck laying my hands on. We'll start with some acro FCs, with a very differt purpose to the proprietary NAZA I started on. These are meant for fast and acrobatic flying, not for flying your expensive cameras on a stabilized gimbal. Keep in mind, I'm still fairly inexperienced so I don't want to go into specifics and provide my settings just yet.
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The best thing to be said about CC3D is that while being aimed at acro pilots, it's relatively newbie friendly. The software is fairly straight forward. Getting the QT app built, set up the radio, tune motors and tweak gains is not going to make your eyes roll in the same way APM's ground station would (more on that in a future post, maybe). The defaults are reasonable and help you achieve a maiden flight rather than a maiden crash. Updating to the latest firmware over the air is seamless.
Large number of receivers and connection methods is supported. Not only the classic PWM, or the more reasonable "one cable" CPPM method, but even Futaba proprietary SBUS can be used with CC3D. I've flown it with Futaba 8J, 14SG and even the Phantom radio (I actually quite like the compact receiver and the sticks on the TX feel good. Maybe it's just that it's something I've started on). As you're gonna be flying proximity mostly, the range is not an issue, unless you're dealing with external interference where a more robust frequency hopping radio would be safer. Without a GPS "break" or even a barometer, losing signal for even a second is fatal. It's extremely nasty to get a perfect 5.8 video of your unresponsive quad plumetting to the ground :)
Overall a great board and software, and with so much competition, the board price has come down considerably recently. You can get non-genuine boards for around EUR20-25 on ebay. You can learn more about CC3D on openpilot website
Sounding very similar to the popular DJI flight controller, this open board is built around the 32-bit STM32 processor. Theoretically it could be used to fly a bit larger kites with features like GPS hold. You're not limited to the popular quad or hexa setups with it either, you can go really custom with defining your own motor mix. But you'd be stepping in the realm of only a few and I don't think I'd trust my camera equipment to a platform that hasn't been so extensively tested.
Initially I didn't manage to get the cheap acro variant ideal for the minis, so I got the 'bells & whistles' edition, only missing the GPS module. The mag compass and air pressure barometer is already on the board, even though I found no use for altitude hold (BARO). You'll still going to worry about momentum and wind so reaching for those goggles mid flight is still not going to be any less difficult than just having it stabilized.
If you don't count some youtube videos, there's not a lot of handholding for the naze32. People assume you have prior experience with similar FCs. There are multiple choices of configuration tools, but I went for the most straight forward one — a Google Chrome/Chromium Baseflight app. No compiling necessary. It's quite bare bones, which I liked a lot. Reasonably styled few aligned boxes and CLI is way easier to navigate than the non-searchable table with bubblegum styling than what APM provides for example.
One advanced technique that caught my eye, as the typical process is super flimsy and tedious, is ESC calibration. To set the full range of speeds based on your radio, you usually need to make sure to provide power to the RX, and setting the top and bottom throttle leves to each esc. With this FC, you can actually set the throttle levels from the CLI, calibrating all ESCs at the same time. Very clever and super useful.
Another great feature is that you can have up to three setting profiles, depending on the load, wind conditions and the style you're going for. Typically when flying proximity, between trees and under park benches, you want very responsive controls at the expense of fluid movement. On the other hand if you plan on going up and fast and pretend to be a plane (or a bird), you really need to have that fluid non-jittery movement. It's not a setting you change mid-flight, using up a channel, but rather something you choose before arming.
To do it, you hold throttle down and yaw to the left and with the elevator/aileron stick you choose the mode. Left is for preset1, up is for preset 2 and right is for preset 3. Going down with the pitch will recalibrate the IMU. It's good to solder on a buzzer that will help you find a lost craft when you trigger it with a spare channel (it can beep on low voltage too). The same buzzer will beep for selecting profiles as well.
As for actual flying characteristics, the raw rate mode, which is a little tricky to master (and I still have trouble flying 3rd person with it), is very solid. It feels like a lot larger craft, very stable. There's also quite a feat in the form of HORI mode, where you get a stabilized flight (kite levels itself when you don't provide controls), but no limit on the angle, so you're still free to do flips. I can't say I've masted PID tuning to really get the kind of control over the aircraft I would want. Regardless of tweaking the control characteristics, you won't get a nice fluid video flying HORI or ANGLE mode, as the self leveling will always do a little jitter to compensate for wind or inaccurate gyro readings which seems to not be there when flying rate. Stabilizing the footage in post gets rid of it mostly, but not perfectly:<iframe allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen" frameborder="0" height="500" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/kVCTv2AlwTo?list=UUvteAidIfQtf2FkUzxr8QVg" width="100%"> Minihquad in Deutschland</iframe>
You can get the plain acro version for about EUR30 which is an incredible value for a solid FC like this. I have a lot of practice ahead to truly get to that fluid fast plane-like flight that drew me into these miniquads. Check some of these masters below:
APM and Sparky next time. Or perhaps you'd be more interested in the video link instead first? Let me know in the comments.
Update: Turns out NAZE32 supports many serial protocols apart form CPPM, such as Futaba SBUS and Graupner SUMD.
Classic video of CT instructor Thomas Phinney discussing the design of pan-european OpenType Fonts
Take a look behind the scenes at a London-based type-design studio crafting typographic systems for major clients using several different languages and writing systems. Read more at http://creativepro.com/article/bruno-maag-interview-designing-type-for-other-languages-and-alphabets
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This blog post is mostly about showing some photos I took, but I may as well give a brief summary from my point of view.
Had a good time in Strasbourg this week. Hacked a bit on Adwaita with Lapo, who has fearlessly been sanding the rough parts after the major refactoring. Jim Hall uncovered the details of his recent usability testing of GNOME, so while we video chatted before, it was nice to meet him in person. Watched Christian uncover his bold plans to focus on Builder full time which is both awesome and sad. Watched Jasper come out with the truth about his love for Windows and Federico's secret to getting around fast. Uncovered how Benjamin is not getting more aerodynamic (ie fat) like me. Enjoyed a lot of great food (surprisingly had crêpes only once).
In a classic move I ran out of time in my lightning talk on multirotors, so I'll have to cover the topic of free software flight controllers in a future blog post. I managed to miss a good number of talks I intended to see, which is quite a feat, considering the average price of beer in the old town. Had a good time hanging out with folks which is so rare to me.
During the BOFs on Wednesday I sat down with the Boxes folks, discussing some new designs. Sad that it was only few brief moments I managed to talk to Bastian about our Blender workflows. Unfortunately the Brno folks from whom I stole a spot in the car had to get back on Thursday so I missed the Thursday and Friday BOFs as well.
Despite the weather I enjoyed the second last GUADEC. Thanks for making it awesome again. See you in the next last one in Gothenburg.
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CT alumni and typography expert Jeff Barlow is holding a 1-day typography workshop in Seattle in a couple of week, on Thursday 10th July:
A hands-on workshop using pen, paper, and then computers to lead students to use typography for greater expressive quality and readability.
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Big Slick's is a big deli that serves 16 types of sandwiches: "small blinds" from $5.95 to $6.95 and "big blinds" from $7.95 to $8.95. The menu is playing-card-themed, so a sandwich of honey-maple turkey, melted Swiss, and Russian dressing is "3 of a Kind"; the grilled chicken, bacon, provolone, and pickles version becomes "Two Pair." Besides the aforementioned chicken chop salad, a good under-10 bet is a small blind meatball parmigiana ($5.95) on fresh-baked baguette (rye, onion roll, and whole wheat are also offered) with a pint of homemade soup of the day ($3.95). Or any small sandwich (which should be noted are not at all small) accessorized with a can of soda and choice of potato salad or coleslaw for $1.99 extra.
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This a flavorful "casserole" without the noodles and rice found in traditional casseroles. Sorry no photo with this one... family ate it too quick!
Submitted by JOEKNEE
Carbs: 6.9g | Fat: 12g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 26.9g | Calories: 240.1
When others scoff chocolates from a box, we can enjoy our own chocky goodies! No more deprivation!
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Carbs: 2.2g | Fat: 5.8g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 1.2g | Calories: 61.5
Very Good 4.7/5
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You will be licking the bowl!
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Padded black booths surround grills beneath gleaming hoods, which reflect the glow of sunset-orange walls as they sweep away rising warm air and spice-steeped aromas. On Palace Korean Bar & Grill's tabletop skillets, chefs sizzle menu items such as pearlescent curlicues of kimchi and cuts of seafood as well as bulgogi, spicy slices of brisket also known as Korean barbecue. During the all-you-can-eat special, silverware jangles endlessly like a knight looking for his car keys as diners tuck into bottomless helpings of marinated beef short ribs, tender marble brisket, spicy pork belly, and jumbo shrimp.
Stan Phillips spent his childhood at his father's side in their Kansas City backyard, his little hands barely strong enough to handle the wood for the family's smoker. Now that he's grown, Phillips brings his family's recipes to his Issaquah restaurant, where he slathers meats such as beef brisket, ribs, hot links, and ham with a traditional dry rub, smokes them over hickory wood, and dishes them out with sauce on the side. When diners step inside the rustic barbecue joint, they can order their meats by the pound, or dig into sandwiches such as the Cowboy, whose pork is pulled apart with a spur. A full bar slings cocktails, wines, and craft beers to suit every entrée, and the dining room displays a full Sunday football lineup on its large televisions.
Smell is the sense most closely tied to memory. If that's the case, then Willie Turner must be in a constant state of reverie. Willie grew up in Tallulah, Louisiana?and it was there that he fell in love with slow-smoked brisket, pork shoulder, and other smokey barbecue staples. When he moved to Seattle, he brought that same passion, along with authentic recipes for made-from-scratch soul food, with him. Willie's Taste of Soul Bar-B-Que stands as a slow-smoked tribute to the southern cuisine of its proprietor's youth.
Naturally, Louisiana-style barbecue anchors the menu, much like brontosaurus ribs anchored prehistoric ships. First, Willie covers brisket, ribs, chicken, links, and other meats in his signature rub. Then, he slow smokes them for hours on end, creating impossibly tender entrees. Finally, the dishes get some home-made sauce, resulting in barbecue that The Stranger praised as being "worth the trip down south to Beacon Hill."
Not everything emerges from the smoker, however. Willie and his team also fry chicken (which pairs nicely with waffles at breakfast), and they cook classic soul food sides from scratch, including biscuits and greens. Their tour de Louisiana cuisine ends on a dulcet note with plates of cobbler. As for drinks, just look to a cooler filled with Faygo and Jones Soda.
A barbecue place is only as successful as its saucy foodstuffs, and the hot and mild meats at Jones Original Barbeque have been winning affections for more than 20 years. The family business still makes full use of the original sauce recipe devised by the Jones family patriarch, William U. Jones, Sr., and refined by his son, William U. Jones Jr. . With signature ribs and smoked brisket featured on Food Network's BBQ with Bobby Flay, the eatery was voted Best BBQ for five years in row (2004–2008) by readers of Seattle Weekly. Beside bountiful rolls of paper towels, tables populate with chopped pork, brisket, and hot links in sandwiches and on platters with collard greens and mac 'n' cheese. After wrestling down sharable meat combination platters, patrons can snatch bottles of their signature barbecue sauce to slip into holiday stockings filled with coal and other grilling essentials.
Guadalajara North attracts Mexican-food aficionados with friendly staff, a full bar with regular happy hours, and a West Seattle location with plenty of on-street parking. Although the menu hosts Americanized standards such as taco salad and chicken quesadillas, according to the Stranger, " it's their authentic Mexican dishes that are superb." The chili verde, for example, features morsels of pork loin cooked with a tomatillo sauce and seasoned with house spices. On a warm summer evening, the restaurant's outdoor deck is an ideal spot to sip a margarita or test out napkin parachutes on action figures.
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Drink That Pairs with Smoky BBQ Flavors: An American bourbon, such as Bulleit, George Dickel, or Michter's Sour Mash, or an American draft beer, such as Salted Caramel Porter from Oregon's Breakside Brewing, Lazy Boy Brewing Hefeweizen out of Washington, or 2X IPA from New York's Southern Tier.
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After: Continue with the bourbon theme with a nightcap at Kickin' Boot Whiskey Kitchen (5309 22nd Ave. NW)


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The BBC Radio 1 Weekender Ibiza, like previous years will be held at Ushuaia and Privilege and is confirmed to take place from Friday 1st August until Sunday 3rd August 2014. The Friday party for BBC Radio 1 Weekend Ibiza 2014 is usually free and a wristband can be applied for online nearer the time or collected from a location in Ibiza. The Saturday party for BBC Radio 1 Weekend Ibiza 2014 is usually not free and tickets often sell out weeks in advance.
The Radio 1 DJs confirmed to take part in the Radio 1 Weekend Ibiza 2014 are Nick Grimshaw, Zane Lowe, Annie Mac, Pete Tong, Danny Howard, MistaJam, B. Traits and Toddla T.
Listen to Annie Mac's show at 7 on Friday 25th July 2014 for details on how to register online for this party!
Festivities will start on Friday 1st August with a free party at the Ushuaia Beach Hotel in Playa d'en Bossa with an expected turn out of around 7,000 fans. Nick Grimshaw will be hosting the official warm up from 7pm (local time) on Radio 1, broadcasting live from an undisclosed beach venue to get listeners in the mood to party before the main party starts (at 8pm local time). Further details on who's playing and how to get tickets will be announced soon!
On Saturday 2nd August, Radio 1 will collaborating with major club brand Cream for a very special, one-off party at Privilege! This is where an extended 5 hour long essential mix will take place, starting at midnight with sets from Steve Angello, Above & Beyond, as well as Sasha and Pete Tong performing back to back. Also included on the line up is Radio 1's Annie Mac, Zane Lowe, MistaJam, Friction, Toddla T and B.Traits featuring MC Juma, as well as Oliver $, Huxley, Wilkinson, Second City, T.Williams, plus a special guest still to be announced.
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James Adger, a 1364-ton wooden side-wheel steamship, was built at New York City in 1851-52. She was chartered by the Navy in July 1861 for Civil War service and, following conversion to a warship, was commissioned as USS James Adger two months later. Her initial service was spent searching the North Atlantic for the Confederate diplomats James Mason and John Slidell. In December 1861 she was ordered to join the blockade of the South's Atlantic coast, a task she performed with notable success. While stationed off Charleston, South Carolina, during 1862-1863, she shared in the capture of the steamers Emily St. Pierre and Elizabeth, supported operations to take islands along the Georgia coast, and towed USS Montauk into a position from which that monitor could engage and destroy the Confederate steamship Rattlesnake. In mid-1863 she was assigned to the blockade off Wilmington, North Carolina, where she captured or helped captured several more blockade runners, including the steamers Kate, Cornubia, Robert E. Lee and Ella.
Under repair from December 1863 into June 1864, James Adger then returned to the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron. In April 1865 she convoyed merchant shipping. After the Civil War was over, she was sent to patrol the Caribbean, a function she performed from August 1865 until February 1866. USS James Adger was decommissioned at New York in May 1866. In October of that year she was sold to private owners, who put her back into commercial service under the same name. The old steamship was finally broken up in 1878, following some twenty-five years of civilian and Navy service.
This page features all the views we have related to USS James Adger (1861-1866) and the civilian steamship James Adger.
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Steamship James Adger (1852-1878)
Watercolor by Erik Heyl, 1948, painted for use in his book "Early American Steamers", Volume I.
Built at New York City in 1852, this steamer was commercially employed as SS James Adger in 1851-1861 and in 1866-1878. Between 1861 and 1866, she served as USS James Adger.
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"Merchant Steamers Converted into Gun-boats."
Engraving published in "Harper's Weekly", July-December 1861 volume.
It depicts thirteen merchant steamships acquired by the U.S. Navy between April and August 1861 and subsequently converted into warships, plus the steamer Nashville (far left), which became a Confederate cruiser.
U.S. Navy ships, as identified below the image bottom, are (from left to right: Alabama, Quaker City, Santiago de Cuba (listed as "St. Jago de Cuba", Mount Vernon, Massachusetts, South Carolina, Florida, De Soto, Augusta, James Adger, Monticello, Bienville and R.R. Cuyler.
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In this category you can find many screensavers that display all kinds of digital or analog clocks. Besides providing this main feature, they also offer more features like news feeds, alarms, weather forecasts, and etc.
Download solution synonyms: Windows Clock Screensaver, Screensavers Clock Wall, Analog Screensaver Clock, Digital Screensaver Clock, Clock Screensaver for Desktop
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This is a desktop screensaver that features a clock displaying the current time. It will instantly enhance the looks of your desktop. If you're bored with your current screensaver, give this one a try and see what it can do for your desktop. It works on Windows platform.
Free clock screensaver featuring many useful functions like news feeds, alarms, weather forecasts, and more. You can customize the program by choosing one of the many styles available, as well as to set up alarms for dates and appointments using the default sounds
Photo Clock-7 is a sreensaver that displays a photo-based analog clock. This screen saver displays the current time showing a beautiful photo of a butterfly, but you can include any picture or photo you want, or just use a blank background. Also, the program comes with five beautiful pictures to use. This is wonderful since you can have a new clock all the time.
This is a burning digital clock screensaver. If you like flames, this screensaver is for you. With this screensaver you can keep watching at your clock and burning digits at the same time. This was made for people who like flame and original screensaver. Screensaver is very simple to install and compatible with any Windows OS like Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP/2003/Vista/7.
New Numeric Clock screensaver will impress your mind. You have never seen such a screensaver with digital clock! Very original time counting of red, yellow and green digits. You will always know current time to the second. And can just sit back and watch as time goes on, second by second... Screensaver does not require much space on your PC. Versatile and suitable for any Windows.
Frost Clock is a very simple screensaver which includes a big digital clock in the center of the screen. The screensaver intends to give the impression that the clock is placed over some frosty tree leaves and snowflakes, but the effect is not very well made. The clock has different shades of blue and has a white border.
This is a very nice screensaver, featuring a big glassy clock and some nice visual effects behind it and around it. Floating balls of light that smoothly fade in and out, some kind of blue fog spinning around and some lines of light, all achieve a very relaxing effect when watched for a few minutes.
New York is one of the most famous cities not only in the United States, but in all the world. This screensaver features a nice collection of New York images taken on different spots of the city. For example, you can find photos of the famous Times Square, the Brooklyn bridge, the New York Bay, Central Park, and several other places.
Take a break from your work at the computer with this screen saver, just relax and watch the clouds fly over your screen. But you will not forget the work, as this screen saver displays the current time! Never time reminder was so serene and calm. Screensaver is easy to install, it takes up minimal space on your PC. Compatible with any Windows OS and totally free!
Demo version of a 3D screensaver featuring tropical fish and bubbles as a background of an analog clock. The graphics are rather good and the program is highly customizable. The complete version adds more types of fish, clocks and bubbles, and you can purchase it at the developer's site.
"Tower Clock" - Animated Screensaver by EleFun Multimedia. Do you enjoy your desktop having beautiful screensaver? Just have a look at Animated Screensaver "Tower Clock". A quiet street of a country town – this world is like a picture of the Middle Ages. Everything here is subjected to its own laws: the day comes after the night, the tower clock is ticking and shows the real time.
Theme Clock-7 is a simple but nice screensaver that displays the time in a huge analog clock that appears in the center of the screen. The clock is gray with big black numbers and also a gray background. Unfortunately, in this screensaver you cannot customize the colors of anything.
Analog Clock-7 is simple but cool screensaver that displays a big analog clock in the center of the screen showing the current time. The clock has fosforecent green borders and hands, and a black background. It also shows the time in the digital form within it, but the analog clock offers no numbers on it, so you have to guess the time judging by the marks.
Roman Clock-VII is a nice screensaver that displays a clock with roman numbers. The clock is really big and appears in the center of the screen. It shows a white background that, unfortunately, cannot be customized; neither can its size. However, what you can customize is the color of the hands and the font.
Starck Clock screensaver is a clock screensaver inspired by the Fossil 'O-Ring' wristwatch designed by Philippe Starck. You can display the screensaver on all monitors. Starck Clock screensaver is also available as a Windows Gadget. Starck Clock screensaver is a freeware.
Cold Clock is a nice screensaver with a Christmas theme which shows a big clock with roman numbers and a beautiful Christmas tree next to it. The tree has sparkling lights that provide a beautiful effect. As a sort of frame, there are snowed branches and leaves and big white snowflakes falling from the sky.
This tool displays a beautifull Swiss Railway Clock showing the current time. The screensaver animates the clock on a black backround. The Swiss Railway Clock user settings can be configured by going to the Windows Screen Saver Settings.When running the Swiss Railway Clock desktop application, you can double-click on the clock to change the user settings.
Ancient Clock Screensaver displays an analog clock with roman numbers. The screensaver shows a clock placed on a fountain which is located between two sphinxes in the middle of the desert. There are a few palm trees scattered around and you can see huge sand dunes.
Panerai is a cool desktop screensaver that displays the current time in the way of analog mode when your computer is idle. The installation process of this utility is simple, even if you are an amateur PC user. Customize your desktop with this magnificent screensaver.
This is a desktop screensaver that features a clock displaying the current time. It will instantly enhance the looks of your desktop. You can add your own image or photo for dial and develop settings such: base color, image and text for dial. If you're bored with your current screensaver, give this one a try and see what it can do for your desktop.


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He is love!
He is Gentle!
He is Kind!
He is Faithful!
He is Merciful!
He is my DADDY forever!
Pillar of the home, backbone and strength
Astride, sitting on mama's needs
Providing, caring for the kids
Always working, caring less for rest.
Rubbing sleepy eyes,
Children smiling on my bed,
Father's Day blessings.
Nathan Bane Leccese
©All Rights Reserved 06/21/09
*I wrote this for fathers day and never got a chance to post it until now.
Daddy, I love you
For all that you do
I'll kiss you and hug you
Cause you love me, too
You feed me and need me
To teach you to play
So smile cause I love you
On this Father's Day
We are cool and calm
protecting our families from harm.
Holding little ones close
while each of them grows.
Showing them the way
to treat everyone each day,
with the respect they deserve.
This is what fathers preserve.
You are my Days my glowing bright Daze
You are my Night my shining armored Knight
You are my Son my daily rising Sun
You are my Peace you are the final Piece
Every Day is Father's Day
With each life
Comes mouldable clay
Make it, break it
Or do okay
With each day comes
A slice of joy
Simple pleasures
Make our stay
With each light
Comes a shining beacon
That beckons wisps
To come its way
With each will
There is a way
We'll then do more
Than just okay
Dedicated to my father on Father's Day :)
As a boy I looked up and their you stood, Guru-like
larger than life, headstrong Jack-of-all-trades
respected by peers, adored by wife
if only I half the man
once lured by your beliefs
just didn't understand
so I'm different, gone another direction
life on the road, a wandering poet afoot
size twelve adrift
Every June it happens,
Big celebration that never ends.
This is their sunrise-to-sunset,
Should us to commemorate.
An attendant at night,
Attentive parent at light,
Presence never leave us,
In every challenges we have.
Greatest gift of all,
A huge thanks for all,
You're our and my loving father,
And I must say I love you.
Time ticked fast…..
Good bye never came
Heavens gate he stood.
Words unspoken
Dreams not lived
Eternal he sleeps.
Exists in frames
In silence we speak
His memory is my keepsake.
Memory waters brain
As I skim memory library
With unending love........
© Happy Father's day to all fathers living or dead........
Today we rise.
No more hiding in the shadows,
of culture,
No more silent complicity,
defensive arguments,
sickening pretences,
shabby excuses,
for the actions of men,
brutal and coarse and vulgar and obscene and murderous and abusive.
Today, we rise,
as one.
Today the change starts,
with me,
within me.
Today we rise.
As in WE
Me, my father and my mother---
Talk of love, think of my brothers
And sisters like father and mother.
We're one happy adult tree.
In pairs we came, together we work.
In pairs we home, together we walk.
For little wonders world,
Further happier our bonds.
We are doves of one feather:
A flock we are together.
What is a Father?
A Father is a man
with patients
A Father is a man
who loves unconditionally
A Father is a man
who stands by you
A Father is a MAN
A Father is a man
who holds you when your sad
A Father is a man
Who tells you it will "Be Okay" even if he doesn't know it will
A Father is a man
who's not prejudice about age
To a Father,
you will always be his "little girl"
His sins are heavy/
He stood there silent/
Sweat dripping down his armpit this sins r heavy/
Victims see a savior sent from heaven his sins r blurry/
His sweat tastes no salt secrets hidden behind doors glued in bolt they worship his father/
Zip down unzipped to keep his zip down and never spit zip/
He is an experiment a doormat of his Father's zip/
He weeps but nobody speaks/
His father's sins are heavy/
Father in heaven
we Love you
we come today to lift your name on high
father in heaven we Love you
we come today we lift our voices up to the sky
you are the dad above all dads, the greatest friend anyone ever had
the father who is loyal through and through
fathers day would not be fathers day
dear Lord if it was not for you
we thank you for this special day
and all our praises come your way Amen.
Needless to say the world will not stop spinning. Now let us celebrate and be merry or is that only on the holidays? More holidays are needed. I do not want to live the rest of days angry, hoping, waiting and praying for father's day so I can get my tools. Wait am I a father or just a child. It does not matter because the World refuses to stop spinning. Many people move too fast to understand. See clearly and drive safely. Celebrate, go ahead.
I can see you up ahead of me
I am following
in your footsteps
no matter how fast I walk
I cannot catch up
your footsteps are bigger than mine
but they were warm
and safe to step in
you turn around
and smile encouragingly
then return to your journey
thank you for your footsteps
when I can no longer see you
they will always be here
pointing me in the right direction
Dora Roimata Langsbury
27 June 2009
Written for my father, Kuao Langsbury, for his 75th birthday gift.
for goodness sake. i sleep and wake
and only think of you
i know this life is give and take
but are these visions true?
i put you first to quench my thirst
and longing in my world
but can i please down on my knees
just SEE my baby girl?
i guess that is too much to ask
when her mother is fit
but lord i swear it isnt fair
i cant let go of it.
i hope and pray shes safe and sound
since we can never speak
so answer, lord, this one request
it's fathers day... the peak...
An African man once said to me
A parent is like a mighty tree
To understand who we've become
We must look close at where we're from
He smile at me while bending down
And picked a leaf up from the ground
He pointed to the other leaves
And said "they're here because of trees"
The leaf was just a simple hint
To help me know his message sent
From parents we are leaf and limb
And we exist because of them
And as you grow into a tree
Remember how you came to be
To a dad we all adore no matter if rich or poor a gift you have for us all of love and
To you we show no appretiation yet you must know we love you more than words
can say no matter night or day.
Thank's for being the dad we all need and for standing by us whenever we grive.
Thanks for keeping up our smiles knowing here give's us the strenth to succeed.
Thank's is a word that can't describe what we want to say but you get the drift we
love always.
Tracey McDonnell.


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The room was gorgeous. Loved the mix of old and new.
Would have preferred more protein for breakfast.
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Our room was about 50 stone stairs up, and overlooked the yard and washing lines. Breakfast was sweet ! Jam cake, jam croissant, sweet fruit yoghurt, shop bought toast/rusk, with guess what - jam. Just fresh plain bread would have been nice ! Parking a long walk away and expensive.
They open at 4:00. They NEVER told us that. So we waited and waited.... It IS very difficult to park in this town. It cost us a fortune. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND STAYING OVERNIGHT IN THIS TOWN BECAUSE OF THAT. just visit and go sleep somewhere else.
The hostess is so nice. When she knows I have to leave early to catch the train, she prepared the cake, coffee and tea in the room. I really appreciated that a lot!!!
Quirky place with huge rooms. Basic individual breakfast but no buffet. Good position for sightseeing. Wi-Fi worked fine
Hard to find as entrance is very insignificant' Almost impossible to get to by car and hotel had to call police because you have to drive in a restricted area. Parking is about 10 mins walk away with escalators to and from it.
Excellent location and spacious, individually-furnished and styled rooms. If you can get the rooms with a view they are a special treat, but the other rooms are also very agreeable to be in. Friendly and accommodating staff.
A quibble only - breakfast is fine but sweet perhaps for northern tastes. The coffee is decently strong though!
It's location is superb. The room was the biggest we've known in 40 years' travelling. The welcome was effusive. The ambience atmospheric.
Very spacious and central - across square from Medieval church and near church with piero Della Francesca frescoes. Staff very helpful with parking directions.
Beautifully renovated in amazing old building in central Arezzo. Friendly manager. Great value. Loved everything.
Franka very charming and helpful, breakfast in room, location.
Couldn't use microwave as not right plug on it, mattress very hard. My room very dark needed lights during day.
This hotel is a few feet of main square. Close to restaurants, clean friendly staff. Nice rooms lots of stone walls dates back to 13 century. Good breakfast. Arezzo is beautiful town lots of history and not too crowded.
Only thing was kitchen not functional and smell from courtyard from plumbing.
Location: right on the Grande Piazza. Welcome: warm and helpful. Room: well-equipped kitchen though we didn't use it during our one night stay other than to make tea and coffee.
Breakfast was very basic. The hotel was hard to find even with sat nav; as it is in the heart of the old town we had to make a couple of concentric circles around one way streets to find it. It wasn't an issue, but car parking was in a paid car park about 10-15 minutes' walk away.
Poor internet wifi connection
This is very nice small hotel in the old building directly on the Main Square.The personeel of hotel was very nice and attentive to all details. The room we got was perfect, with a view on the square. If we go to Arezzo again, we would definetly book this hotel.
This is simply an outstanding property in the heart of Arezzo. It has charm, history, an absolutely terrific staff who insisted on carrying my bags plus it is spotlessly clean, quiet and comfortable -- my room even had a small kitchen, and I hope to return some day to stay for several days. The air con worked and despite a warning from the owner that the wifi sometimes had trouble penetrating the 14thc. walls, I had no trouble getting a good signal. Cannot recommend this place too highly. The price is terrific.
I like my coffee a bit stronger and next time I would ask for that. But with half a dozen beautiful cafes right outside the door, it also makes sense to just go outside an enjoy Arezzo, or take advantage of the kitchen in the rooms to make your own.
Great location, very nice staff.
Very loud church bells nearby were heard almost all night every 15mn, making it hard to sleep...
The lady of the house was very nice. The room - en suite - very big, quiet and clean. We could stop before the house and then park our car in a big parking outside the center (the way is a bit confusing)
Wifi didn't work. The breakfast is Italian, sweet and sober.
locatin, great friendly staff, architecture of lobby and some rooms are gorgeous
WiFi working but no internet although connected.
Superb location, excellent welcome and both owner and staff helpful and charming.
Wonderful stay. Great host. We will be back.
We just arrived on the Sat-sun of the month when the Antique Fair was on . We so much enjoyed the stay ,superb staff , Etruscan atmosphere in the rooms,fine breakfast as part of room service and the ride back to the station
Being in a core center of the town.
Hard to reach if by Car.
The hotel is a very, very nice renovated old palace - very lovely and comfortable. Nice to stay there.
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