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Wingate By Wyndham Aberdeen /Edgewood
Description provided by Wingate By Wyndham Aberdeen /Edgewood
Conveniently located off Interstate 95, this Wingate by Wyndham Aberdeen /Edgewood is near Aberdeen Proving Ground, Oriole Park, Mountain Branch Golf Club, shopping and many local restaurants. Ideal for both work and play, this smoke-free lodging offers complimentary hot breakfast, complimentary internet, fitness center, indoor pool, game room, meeting rooms, and 24-hour business center with complimentary print, copy, and fax services. There is no charge for children under 17 with an adult. Guest room amenities include microwave, refrigerator, safe, and newspaper. Suites and handicapped accessible rooms are also available.
List of Amenities for Wingate By Wyndham Aberdeen /Edgewood
| · ATM/Cash machine
· Accessible facilities
· Accessible parking
· Air conditioning
· Air conditioning
· Alarm clock
· Banquet facilities
· Barbeque grills
· Bus parking
· Business center
· Complimentary continental breakfast
· Conference facilities
· Courtyard
· Data port
· Elevators
· Exercise gym
· Family/oversized room
· Free newspaper
· Game room
· Game room
· Heated pool
· High speed internet access
· High speed internet connection
· Ice machine
· Indoor pool
· Internet services
· Ironing board
· Ironing board
· Meeting rooms
· Microwave
· Non-smoking rooms (generic)
· Outdoor parking
· Parking
· Recreational vehicle parking
· Refrigerator
· Safe
· Vending machines
· Wheel chair access
Restaurant InformationJapan House Macgregors Retaurant Olive Tree Restaurant Tidewater Grille Applebees Restaurant Bob Evan Farms Restaurant Bruce Bitner Cafe Grill China Moon Restaurant IHOP Riverside Pizzeria Riverside Pub and Grill Belcamp Pizzeria SAKURA Cracker Barrel Restaurant Dennys Restuarant Josefs County Inn Duclaw Brewing Co TGI Fridays Pats Pizzeria Uncle Georgs Restaurant Georgetown North Restaurant Quiznos
Meeting FacilityMeeting Room Meeting Room Classroom
Area AttractionsHavre de Grace Decoy Museum
Ladew Topiary Gardens
Liriodendron Mansion
Havre de Grace Maritime Museum
Rockfield Manor Mansion
Stepping Stone Museum
Eden Mill Park Nature Centr
Fiore Winery
Ripken Stadium Youth Academy
Concord Point Lighthouse
Edgewood Arsenal
Bel Air Twn Cntr Harford Mal
Heat Center
Ravens Stadium
Camden Yards
Hollywood Casino
Beechtree Golf Club
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Baltimore Inner Harbor
Ripken Museum
US Army Ordnance Museum
Historic Havre de Grace
Arborview Apartments
Getz Tax Services
Mail Call Express
Harford County Cultural Arts
Riverside Business Park
Rite Aid Corporation
Frito Lay
Saks 5th Ave
Lakeside Business Park
Emmorton Business Park
County Office of Econmic Dev
Harford County Govt
Havre de Grace Arts Commn
Historical Society Harford
YMCA of Central Maryland
Harford Mall
Specieola Antique Marketplac
Harford Cable Network
TC Simmons Inc
Upper Chesapeake Health Syst
Rt 40 Business Association
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Forest Hill Lanes
Baysail School Yacht Charter
Starck Moon Kayaks
Ultra Flight UltraFun Inc
Mountain Branch Golf Club
Bulle Rock
Churchville Golf Baseball
M & T Bank Stadium Russell St
Bel Air Motorcoach
Hire Quality Limousine
Avis Rent a Car
Enterprise Rent a Car
Budget Rent a Car
MARC Train
Harford Count Transportation
ABC Taxi Aberdeen
Countrywide Transportation
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Miscellaneous Information provided by Wingate By Wyndham Aberdeen /Edgewood
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Opened in 2002
· 107 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 3 floors.


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Travel Information
Air Travel
All-Crew Kick-Off
Host Hotels
Long-Term Parking
Opening Ceremony
Saturday Route Information for Young Women Walking
Closing Ceremony
Travel FAQ
Air Travel
Local airport - SAN
American Airlines is offering discounted fares for Susan G. Komen 3-Day® participants, with Promotional Code 44N4BL. Special restrictions, fees and dates apply.
Discounted fares are available by phone at 800-433-1790 (American Airlines ticketing fees may apply when booking directly via the telephone).
Discounted fares are available online at aa.com (under "Plan Travel" tab, then "Flights" tab, with Promotion Code 44N4BL).
Thank you to American Airlines for helping Komen 3-Day participants nationwide travel to the event on specially discounted airfares.
All-Crew Kick-Off
Thursday, November 20
All crew members must join us for an exciting and inspirational All-Crew Kick-Off on Thursday, November 20 at the Del Mar Fairgrounds.
New for 2014! Formerly known as the All-Crew Meeting, the All-Crew Kick-Off will be less like a meeting and more of a celebratory rally to launch our 3-Day® journey. It will take less of your time than in years past and hopefully be a lot more fun!
The All-Crew Kick-Off is your chance to reunite with crew friends from past events and meet the newest members of our crew community. We'll have games, music and other activities to build camaraderie and the 3-Day spirit. You can also learn how to set up event tents and canopies, use a walkie-talkie and maybe even drive a big truck. You will receive your crew t-shirts and get the chance to have your photo taken with your team. Attendance at the All-Crew Kick-Off is required for all crew members.
The All-Crew Kick-Off will last approximately 2 hours, from 4-6 p.m. Select crew teams will need to arrive earlier on Thursday to begin their crew responsibilities or help with set-up and check-in for the All-Crew Kick-Off. Please contact your Crew Captain to confirm your scheduled arrival time before finalizing your travel plans. Please note that there will be no shuttles on Thursday from the All-Crew Kick-Off to the host hotel. If you are in need of a ride, please contact your fellow crew members. Parking will be available.
Host Hotels
The 3-Day has a group room block at local hotels for 3-Day participants*, which will include shuttle transportation from the hotel to the 3-Day event. All hotel reservations must be booked by November 6th through the link below.
Click here for details and reservations.
Some hotels may have parking fees in addition to the room fee. Please read the hotel description on the reservation site to see if there are any parking fees. If you have difficulty making a reservation through the link above, please contact email@example.com. All other 3-Day questions should be directed to the 3-Day coaches.
Thursday night hotel reservations include shuttle service to the Opening Ceremony on Friday morning. Friday and Saturday night hotel reservations include shuttle service to camp on Saturday and Sunday morning. Sunday night hotel reservations include shuttle service from the Closing Ceremony to the hotel on Sunday afternoon. Sunday shuttle tickets must be picked up in the Main Street area of camp on Friday, between 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
An important note about shuttle service: If you stay at another hotel or your room is not booked through the link above, you will not receive shuttle service and are not guaranteed weekend parking at the hotel. Shuttle service from the Closing Ceremony to the host hotels will be available for a $20 charge, for those who do not have a Sunday night host hotel reservation. Personal vehicles are not allowed at any 3-Day site.
*All crew members are required to stay at the 3-Day camp on Friday and Saturday night, so Friday and Saturday night hotel reservations are available for walkers and Young Women Walking only.
Long-Term Parking
Long-term parking is available in the auxiliary east lot across from the Del Mar Fairgrounds off of Jimmy Durante Blvd. for a $30 fee, payable upon entrance. The lot is located on the left, just past Turf Road and the Hilton San Diego/Del Mar. Follow event signage for exact parking location upon entering the lot. Long-term parking is limited, and is on a first-come/first-served basis.
Tickets for a shuttle bus from the Closing Ceremony to the long-term parking lot can be purchased for $25 per person in the Main Street area of camp on Friday, between 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. only.
While reasonable efforts are made to provide security for long-term parking, the participant agrees and acknowledges that any and all loss associated with such parking shall be at his/her own risk and ultimately his/her own full responsibility.
Opening Ceremony
Friday, November 21
Del Mar Fairgrounds
2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd.
Del Mar, CA 92014
Schedule for the Day:
4:30 a.m. - Crew members should arrive.
5:00 a.m. - 6:00 a.m. - Walkers should arrive.
6:30 a.m. - Opening Ceremony begins with community stretching.
Spectator parking will be available in the Main Lot. Enter through the Main gate on Jimmy Durante Blvd.
Saturday Route Information for Young Women Walking
Meet at the Young Women Walking tent in the 3-Day camp at Crown Point Shores (3700 Crown Point Drive, San Diego, CA 92109) at 6:00 a.m. There you will check in and get your special YW2 gifts. After checking in at the Young Women Walking tent, enjoy a hot breakfast in the dining tent.
If you are staying at a host hotel under the 3-Day rate, you can take the 3-Day shuttle to the start of the route on Saturday morning, and back to the hotel on Saturday night. If you are not staying at a host hotel, enter camp off of Crown Point Dr. onto Corona Oriente. Pass Moorland Dr. (main exit) and follow to the Command Center parking lot just adjacent to the dining tent.
After the route closes on Saturday, you are invited to stay at the 3-Day camp to enjoy dinner, a dance party, a special "pink party" reception in the Young Women Walking tent, and other fun activities. The festivities will wrap up at 9:00 p.m., when it's lights out at camp.
Closing Ceremony
Sunday, November 23
4:30 p.m.
Petco Park
100 Park Blvd.
San Diego, CA 92101
Your friends, family and supporters should arrive at the Closing Ceremony site at least one hour early to secure a space by the stage that will give them the best view of the program. Please let your supporters know to allow extra time for travel and parking.
All walkers and crew members are encouraged to remain in the Participant Finish Area where you will receive your victory shirt, cheer on fellow walkers and crew members and reflect on your experience together before the dramatic victory walk into the Closing Ceremony. The Participant Finish Area is closed to spectators. If you wish to meet with friends and family before the Ceremony begins, please exit the Participant Finish Area and join them near the Closing Ceremony location. Just remember to return to the Participant Finish Area no later than 4:00 p.m. to join the victory walk.
Public Transportation: For public transit info, visit the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System site at www.sdmts.com/tripplanner.asp
Taxi Services
Yellow Cab of San Diego: 619-239-8061
Orange Cab: 619-223-5555
Silver Can of San Diego: 619-280-5555
San Diego Taxi Cab: 619-226-8294

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New Relationship Energy
In the world of Polyamory there are a lot of terms that are hard to understand. Couples are referred to as "dyads" and "triads" or even "quads." A term has been coined to define the pleasure one can get from seeing someone they love being loved or in love – compersion. Perhaps the most common polyamorous concept that holds true for any relationship, however, is the idea of New Relationship Energy, or NRE. NRE is defined as: The surge of erotic and emotional energy in a relatively new relationship. Over time, relationships change to a more sustainable set of energies, or dissolve. NRE tends to be more overtly exciting by contrast, a factor poly folks need to take into account and compensate for.
This sort of energy is commonplace in any relationship. The feeling that the person you're with is perfect for you in every way and that there is nothing that can ever tear you apart because you are just meant for each other. It alters and fades, and its weathering the storm of that change that allows us to determine if the relationship is lasting, or fleeting. NRE is a very powerful thing it can lead us into deeper love – or it can deceive us into the belief that we're in love even if we're not. The fact that polyamory accounts for this would seem, on the surface to be very responsible. Even in the poly world, however, there are speed bumps with NRE.
As an example, let's look at a basic poly triad. A, B and C. In this dynamic there are actually four relationships. They are the dyads A and B, A and C and B and C, along with the the triad of A, B and C itself. That means that there are four potential scenarios of NRE. What happens, though, if one of the dyads is more experienced and has NRE that has faded. For example, if A and B have been together long enough for the NRE to have faded, then what happens when A and C are experiencing NRE, or B and C? The danger here is that NRE can give the incumbent relationship the illusion that the new relationship is more desirable. Put simply, if I am in love and the NRE has faded – we are as strong as any couple – then when I see my partner in a new relationship, in that state of emotional and erotic newness, then I am certain to wonder if I am still as desirable – indeed if my partner even still loves me. Things are not any easier for the other people in the relationship, B and C respectively. B may be so caught up in the NRE with C that they don't even notice that A is having trouble, or even that there is anything that the A and B dyad needs. Put simply once again, if my love is caught up in the NRE of their new relationship that they fail to notice that I am wondering if I am desired or if I am still loved – this may have the unwanted effect of placing the more "seasoned" dyad in jeopardy. The 3rd person involved – C – for their part, may be completely unaware of the trouble in the A and B dyad and become alarmed as that trouble surfaces or feel responsible unnecessarily.
The question then becomes, if the force of NRE is so strong, and if it is known that the effects can be so severe as outlined above then how does a poly triad, (or whatever combination applies) survive? The answer is alarmingly simple. Communication is the key. A must communicate the feelings of insecurity and jealousy that they are feeling to B as soon as possible i.e. "B you are experiencing something new and exciting with C and it is making me feel 'X'." It must also be shared with C and shared in such a way that C does not feel blamed. B must also understand that while the NRE is very powerful, they must also tend to the other dyad and the triad as a whole. Both B and C (and A and C in a triad) must understand that the other dyads and the triad as a whole require attention.
New relationship energy should always be celebrated, because the birth of a new relationship, no matter how long it lasts is an amazing thing. With clear communication and an understanding of how NRE affects everyone it can be very easy to survive this slippery slope with a minimum of misunderstanding. A little balance and communication can temper the NRE that puts us all in a state of flux from time to time.
About the Author
Adam is a freelance writer, active in the BLGT community; writing feature articles for Bi Social Network by night. By day he instructs the future of technical support agents in the ways of fixing the internet for a variety of end users. In the poly world, Adam lives happily in an FMF triad and is passionate about helping people who are monogamous and considering polyamory, to transition to poly life.
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I've been off the regimen for a bit now and the residual flakes are all gone (if you want to see why I went off the regimen, read my log). I wore foundation for the first time in a LONG time yesterday and I'm wondering if I shocked my skin with the combo of using foundation & coming off of the BP or the foundation broke me out. Or maybe I just won't know?
Did I Possibly Shock My Skin?
Posted 16 November 2013 - 07:55 PM
In a nutshell, I've had mild/moderate adult on-set acne which began towards the end of 2009. Regarding my beliefs and previous skincare/lifestyle changes I've tried, I have been conflicted, misinformed, resistant, allergic, and had my hopes up too high only to be let down. Many of my previous posts on here will reflect that. Considering I have never found an explanation as to why I developed acne in my twenties, whereas I've had flawless skin my entire life up until then, I claim to know nothing. I'm still fighting the fight and can only offer my humble advice.
Accutane (Myorisan) Log
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Month #1 = 40mg
Month #2 = 40mg
Month #3 = 40mg
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There is no way to know.
If you're really determined to know which is the cause, you have to stick with the makeup you wore on the regimen, and wait a good period of time before switching makeup (around a month). If you wore different makeup and a breakout occurred thereafter, then you have something to work off of.
Or you could do what I do. Trust my gut.
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No matter the location, no matter the language, watching a beautiful and regal animal like Ron the Greek is nothing but a pleasure. He may be known as Wattani in Saudi Arabia, where he made his successful initial start for his new owners today, but the horse will always be known as Ron the Greek by his legions of American fans. Just six weeks from the world's richest horse race, as you can see below, he looks as good as ever.
ZATT's Star of the Week
Meet Brian Zipse
Brian has been a passionate fan of horse racing since birth. Taken to the races at a very young age, he has been lucky enough to see all the greats in person from Secretariat and Ruffian through Rachel Alexandra and Zenyatta. Before coming to the Nation, Brian displayed his love for the sport through the development of his horse racing website, which quickly became one of the most popular blogs in the game. As Managing Editor of Horse Racing Nation, Brian authors a daily column as Zipse at the Track, or ZATT for short, and adds his editorial flare to the overall content of the website. Brian also serves on the the Board of Directors of ReRun Thoroughbred Adoption and is a Vox Populi committee member. A graduate of DePaul University, Brian lives in Suburban Chicago with his wife Candice and daughter Kendra, where he is a professional golf instructor when he is not following the horses.
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Kossak Travel Grants Awarded
Priority: Informational
The Kossak Committee is pleased to announce the Fall 2013 recipients of Kossak Travel Grants for MFA Students.
The four recipients and their travel destinations are the following:
Thanks to all who applied, and please apply or reapply in the spring. In the next selection round the Kossak Travel Grants will expand to include 2 additional travel grants to MA students in Art History regarding projects related to painting. The current 2 grants to MFA students prior to Thesis and 2 grants to MFA Thesis students prior to their exhibition semester will continue, making a total of six Kossak Travel Grants awarded per semester. All returning recipients will give short talks on their travel experience to the Hunter community.
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This intensive guide instructs men as well as girls on how to bring their ex-husbands/wifes/boyfriends/girlfriends back… using straightforward text messages as well as a step by step 8-week system. Text your Ex Back has been one of widely used products – and we have caused it to be even better with the start of version 2.0.
Michael Fiore instructs customers the way to get their ex back with text messages. It's helped tens of thousands of couples globally mend their relationships. Customers will get in-depth guidance plus several tricks and tips on which texts to send: how many, how regularly, and all of the details they should win their ex back.
You get access to community center ,whole interactional membership place where users can ask questions, leave opinions, and communicate with other people who are also going through the plan, in addition to over 100 text message examples that customers use as templates when crafting their particular "ex-husband back" texts.
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Today PlayStation 3 developer FM|T Enstone released a ControlConsoleAPI 1.00 PC application which offers PS3 RTE (Real-Time Environment) on CEX and DEX consoles.Sponsored Links
Download: [Register or Login to view links] / [Register or Login to view links] by pink1
To quote: Hello everyone, today I'm releasing a new API for PS3 and PC, it's similar to TMAPI on DEX console. But this one "CCAPI" works for CEX and DEX. It will give you those features:
- Compatible CEX/DEX/SEX/(TOOL ?)
- Debug non-fself & fself in real time (vsh.self for example can be debugged in rte, or any game with non debug eboot)
- Debug kernel in real time(lv2_kernel.self and lv1.self)
- Classic functions (RTE on CEX + DEX):
- getProcessMemory
- setProcessMemory
- shutdown/reboot
- work with Wireless connection
- bypass exec pages writing restriction
- bypass lv2 memory protection
- New fonctionalities like:
- peek/poke lv1 and lv2
- setConsoleID at anytime/anywhere
- setConsoleLed
- ringBuzzer
- getTemperature
- VSH module loading
- notify
Compatible firmwares: CFW 4.21, 4.30, 4.41, 4.46, 4.50 CEX or DEX
Not compatible with 4.46 Rogero-Cobra
VSH module loading: Create a directory in your /dev_usb000/ called plugins and put all your sprx plugins into, it should be:
All of the sprx that are present in this folder, will be loaded at ps3 boot. Important: do not use sprx on CEX for now, it seems it takes too much memory. On dex, you can.
How to install CCAPI? Just download and run this pkg on your ps3. It will tell you to reboot, and it's done. You only need to do this once.
How to uninstall CCAPI? Just run again the pkg.
Is it risky? No, in the worst case, you could need to reinstall your firmware.
Credits: iMCSx, flukes1
Some examples: MW2 Reborn fully work on CEX and DEX (even with non fself eboot)
A DLL will be available in a few days for C# and C++ to allow you to make RTM programs for CCAPI. Please give me some feedbacks, i would like to know if you get some bugs or not. It is still in BETA, so some bugs can occur.
Finally, in related news pink1 shared a GTA V RTE (linked above) stating: Here is what I had started working on for gta v using the code from u$er as a base. Some of the writing needs fixed and probably more bugs but maybe it'll help someone get some ideas or be something to start with. This is not a fully working program!!
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We are offering an online only discount of $10 off for any registrations completed through January 15th. We look forward to your child joining the league.
Little League Age Calculator
To determine your child's league age, please follow this link (or copy/paste into browser): http://www.littleleague.org/leagueofficers/Determine_League_Age/League_Age_Calculator.htm
Online Registration ends January 31, 2013. Tryouts for all divisions will be mid-February (dates to be updated on website & via email). Note: T-ball & Pee Wee divisions do not have tryouts. All other season information will be updated on the league website & via email.
FeesAges 4-6: $100
Ages 7+: $150
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The trailer for The Day of the Locust.
An art director in the 1930's falls in love and attempts to make a young woman an actress despite Hollywood who wants nothing to do with her because of her problems with an estranged man and her alcoholic father.
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I don't think we're making enough out of incompetence as a primary reason we're mired in a zero-growth decade. For instance, the Federal Reserve, empowered with enormous control over the economy, simply didn't perform well over the last three years in using unconventional monetary policy to give a boost to the economy. They left the [...]
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Your arsenal consists of more than guns and gadgets. Peep the lowdown on some new techniques.
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Throw down in the cops and criminals world.
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Police are searching for a Caddo Parish man wanted in connection with a stabbing outside of a downtown Shreveport nightclub early last Sunday that left a man fighting for his life.
Shortly after 4:15 a.m. on Sunday, Shreveport patrol officers were sent to a stabbing at the Deja Vu nightclub in the 200 block of Commerce Street. Upon arrival there, officers found 24-year-old Tyler Shambro suffering from several stab wounds to the abdomen. Shambro was taken to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries.
Investigators learned that Shambro had been involved in a fight with several men in a parking lot outside of the Deja Vu when one of the men, 40-year-old Bobby Ray Johnson III, stabbed him. Investigators obtained an arrest warrant charging Johnson, of Oil City, Louisiana, with one count of aggravated second degree battery. His bond is set at $75,000.
Anyone with any information regarding the whereabouts of Bobby Ray Johnson III should call Shreveport Police detectives at 318-673-6955 or Shreveport-Caddo Parish Crime Stoppers at 318-673-7373.
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The KAS Fieldwork Committee's conference 'Recent work on Prehistoric Kent' takes place at Rutherford College, University of Kent on Saturday (13th December). Our Keith Parfitt, Paul Bennett and John Hammond are amongst the speakers. Further details here.
Peter Clark writes …
On Saturday we took part in 'The Great River Race', London's annual river marathon in the replica Bronze Age Boat, the 'Ole Crumlin-Pedersen'; we covered around 19 Nautical Miles (22 Statute Miles) in an official time of 4 hours 28 minutes and 09 seconds, travelling from the Isle of Dogs in East London to Ham, near Twickenham in South-West London. Our average speed was 4.04 knots. The day was overcast and warm, with river conditions generally good apart from the wake from passing ships, though the water got very choppy when passing through the bridges of central London (the route took us under 28 bridges, from Tower Bridge in the east to Richmond Bridge in the west. The boat itself coped with the rough conditions easily, in what has been its most challenging test so far.
The crew was: Paul Armour, Paul Bennett, Terry Buchan, Peter Clark, James Holman, Ross Lane, Hazel Mosley and Jess Twyman.
The boat and its team received great support from hundreds of spectators along the route, applauding and urging us on; the heavy oak boat was in marked contrast to the lightweight, rowed vessels that formed the majority of the competitors in the race, but out of 332 participating boats we did not finish last. but were 327th! It was a very positive event, and great publicity for the Dover Bronze Age Boat and the 'BOAT 1550 BC' project that created the replica itself. The other boat crews and the race organisers were fascinated by the boat and many described her as a beautiful craft; as a most unexpected surprise, we were awarded a special prize for 'Sporting Endeavour' at the finish line!
This was probably the last voyage of the boat before the winter months close in and the long-term future of the replica has to be decided later this year. It was a hard physical challenge for the crew, all of whom can now say they have completed a marathon, but a hugely worthwhile exercise in publicity, education and public engagement.
Sunday 7th September, a beautiful late summer's day and the crew sets off to paddle from Folkestone to Dover at last (the planned first attempt last month having been cancelled due to stormy weather). But the extra weekends spent rowing in the interim meant that the crew (Terry, Peter, Ross, Hazel, Jess, Anne, Thierry, Paul B, Paul A and Andrew) was better prepared for the challenge and the voyage was completed in 1 hour and 50 minutes – harbour mouth to harbour mouth!
The voyage was filmed by Meridian and featured on the evening news. Then later the boat featured in a Time Team special on Channel 4. A big weekend for the Bronze Age boat!
Bring on the Great River Race on September 27th!
Here are some photos of the community excavation in Westgate Gardens over the August Bank Holiday weekend. The weather was good for three days, but work had to be called off on Monday in the face of some extreme Bank Holiday conditions!
The dig was still extremely successful with over 600 people stopping to watch over the three days. The team was made up of over 60 volunteers who between them uncovered the flint surface of Roman Watling Street just outside the site of London Gate in the Roman town wall. Coins found in soils that built up over the road suggest that the road and gate might have gone out of use in the fourth century. Lots of Roman tile and pottery was recovered; some was washed and displayed on site, more remains to be cleaned and dated. The 30 Roman coins will be cleaned and dated by the Trust's coin expert.
The community dig, which will continue next summer, is part of Canterbury City Council's HLF and Big Lottery funded Westgate Parks project.
As usual our Friends group is offering daily (sometimes twice daily) walks during the Canterbury Festival. These walks are a major fund-raiser for the trust and we are most grateful to those who have agreed to lead them. If you want to come you must buy tickets in advance through the festival bookings – bearing in mind that many of our walks book up very quickly. All walks this year will cost £8 (of which FCAT gets a proportion) and last around two hours.
Monday 20 October, 10am
Canterbury in the Nineteenth Century: Doreen Rosman
Explore the diversity of Victorian city life: slums and elegance, cattle market and iron foundry, brothels and a missionary college
Meeting Place: Lady Wootton's Green (off Broad Street)
Monday 20 October, 2pm
The Village of Charing: Sarah Pearson
Throughout the Middle Ages Charing belonged to the Archbishops of Canterbury. See its medieval palace, old church and village street.
Meeting Place: Charing Parish Church
Tuesday 21 October, 10am
Introductory Tour of the Dover Western Heights: Keith Parfitt
A circular tour, with an experienced archaeologist, of some of the most interesting parts of Dover's Western fortifications. Moderately strenuous.
Meeting Place: Public car park adjacent to St Martin's Battery off South Military Road, Dover (OS reference: TR 313 407)
Weds 22 October, 10am
The Jews of Canterbury : Jonathan Butchers
A walk and talk through Canterbury showing the medieval and early modern sites relating to Jewish life in the city.
Meeting Place: The Old Synagogue, King Street
Thursday 23 October, 10am
The King's School Canterbury: Mary Berg
From Marlowe to modern times: a walk through King's School's history with tales of its buildings, pupils and masters.
Meeting Place: The Mint Yard Gate, The Borough
Thursday 23 October, 2pm
Tour of Medieval Sandwich: Sarah Pearson
We will take in the central area and buildings of this once thriving port, discussing its origins, growth and decline.
Meeting Place: Town Quay Car Park (Fisher Gate)
Friday 24 October, 10am
The Village of Bridge: Meriel Connor
An iron-age helmet; Roman armies; stage-coaches; grand houses; a racecourse, a railway, war-time tanks – and more.
Meeting Place: Bridge Parish Church
Saturday 25 October, 10am
The Story of Canterbury: Doreen Rosman
From the Romans to the eighteenth century remodelling of the city. See and hear how life changed over the centuries.
Meeting Place: Lady Wootton's Green (off Broad Street)
Saturday 25 October, 2 pm
Canterbury's Medieval Hospitals: Sheila Sweetinburgh
Some ancient hospitals withstood the upheavals of Henry VIII's reign. Some still fulfil functions envisaged by their medieval founders.
Meeting Place: Maynard's Hospital, Hospital Lane (off Stour Street)
Sunday 26 October, 10 am
The Stones of Reculver: Geoff Downer
A look at the history, construction and building materials of the walls of the Roman fort and St Mary's Church.
Meeting Place: Public car park at Reculver
Monday 27 October, 10 am
The Village of Harbledown: Peter Berg
An Iron Age fort, a medieval leper hospital, the Black Prince's well – all part of the story of Harbledown
Meeting Place: St Michael's Church, Harbledown
Monday 27 October, 2 pm
A dry pub-crawl! David Birmingham
300 inns and taverns have graced Canterbury since Chaucer's time. This walk will discuss a dozen of them.
Meeting Place: Canterbury West Station
Tuesday 28 October, 10 am
The Director's Walk: Paul Bennett
Explore iconic medieval buildings – a church, an inn, a shop, and a house or three – with the Archaeological Trust Director.
Meeting Place: The Buttermarket
Tuesday 28 October, 2 pm
James Beaney: A Canterbury Lad Made Good: Alan Barber
Rags to riches story of this remarkable Victorian character, benefactor of the Beaney Institute.
Meeting Place: St Mary's Hall (former church), Northgate, Canterbury
Weds 29 October, 10am
Elham: a village shaped by its medieval market: Derek Boughton
An easy walk round the village, looking at the street pattern and historic buildings.
Meeting Place: The Square (by the church)
Thursday 30 October, 10am
Walloons and Huguenots: Michael Peters
Sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Canterbury was full of French-speaking refugees, who left a lasting mark on the city.
Meeting Place: The Buttermarket
Thursday 30 October, 2pm
History of Canterbury in around 30 objects: David Lewis
The BBC charted world history in 100 objects. Explore Canterbury's history through 30-odd street objects and oddities.
Meeting place: Corner of Monastery Street and Longport
Friday 31 October, 2pm
Canterbury's River: David Birmingham
A Roman river-side city became a medieval borough of monastic water-mills and evolved fine municipal gardens
Meeting Place: Castle Grounds, Gas Street
Saturday 1 November, 10am
Canterbury Cathedral Precincts: Maureen Ingram
The towering Cathedral tempts us to neglect its immediate surroundings but its precincts contain much to interest and surprise.
Meeting Place: The Buttermarket
A community dig in the Westgate Gardens hopes to uncover one of Britain's oldest roads – Roman Watling Street. A test-pit on the site has confirmed that the road passes through the park as well as uncovering Roman pottery, so there should be plenty to see as the dig gets going.
Over 40 volunteers will be working over the Bank Holiday weekend (Friday to Monday) with staff from the Trust on hand to talk about what is being found. The weather is set fair, so take a walk to the park and catch a glimpse of Canterbury's ancient past.
The community dig is part of the Westgate Parks project. To find out about the project visit www.westgateparks.co.uk.
Summer 2014 and the three year European project 'BOAT 1550 BC' has just closed. When we began planning for this, Prehistory barely got a mention in the English school curriculum but from September, schools are required to teach the Stone Age through to the Iron Age to children at Key Stage 2 (7 to 11 year olds). So now teachers are ravenous for all things prehistoric!
Well, we can help them with that. As a product of 'BOAT 1550 BC', we now have twelve, identical BOAT KITs lodged with the CAT BOX collections for loan to Kent schools; in accordance with the project aims, sets of kits are also held in Northern France and Flanders, for use with schools there.
The BOAT KIT contains a Teaching Guide, USB pen of digital resources, replica bronze axe, pottery 'Beaker' and bronze dress pin, catalogue from the 'BOAT 1550 BC' exhibition and other items for simple classroom activities.
'I am feeling much more positive about teaching Bronze Age and the new curriculum next year and I am now actually trying to work out how I can schedule it for my year group rather than somebody else's! The resources that you have provided are terrific …' Key Stage 2 teacher, Maidstone.
You can order a BOAT KIT by going to the CAT BOX page for conditions and loans catalogue.
Find more about the BOAT KIT and associated activities.
Here are the CT scans promised in our post last week.
The pots all come from part of a Roman cemetery excavated recently on Rhodaus Town behind Augustine House and the former Peugeot garage. Some twenty graves were found, all in a small rectangular enclosure in a cemetery which seems to have been established in the late third century, and in use until the late fourth. The graves differ from other late Roman burials found in Canterbury in that they are more elaborate in terms of their construction and their contents. The fact that they were clustered together in a relatively small enclosure also serves to set them apart from other Roman graves in the vicinity.
The CT scans were made whilst the pots were still filled with soil to find out whether any votive objects were present within them. Such pots often contained foodstuffs or personal ornaments and the pictures clearly demonstrate the effectiveness of the technology.
Useful links:
|Boat 1550 BC
|Ename Heritage Centre
|The Historical Association
|The Festival of British Archaeology
|Maidstone Museum
|Canterbury Heritage Museum
|Centre for Research in Kent History and Archaeology
|A Town Unearthed: Folkestone before 1500
|Kent Archaeological Society
|White Cliffs Countryside Partnership
|Wye Rural Museum Trust


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Here Comes A Regular- The Replacements
Across 110th Street-Bobby Womack
She Sells Sanctuary-The Cult
The Bitterest Pill (I Ever Had To Swallow)-The Jam
Making Plans For Nigel-XTC
Theologians- Wilco
Hard Sun- Eddie Vedder
Rough Boys- Pete Townshend
Chance- Big Country
Chaos Of The Galaxy/Happy Man- Sparklehorse
And because "These go to eleven"
Can't Hardly Wait- The Replacements ( Who I will be flying to Chicago to see play after twenty years of not playing)
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Goddamn it you fuckers, stay on topic.
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At Roskilde, rocking out with Putin and Kris Kristofferson. Snowden is going to Lichtenstein I've been told
No Obama drones yet.
pasta65 commented on the blog post Mexican Kids Are Shooting Fireworks Below
Riding roller coasters with my kids at Farup Sommerland. All the Danes think Obama is pretty cool. They are still scratching their heads trying to figure out why we reelected Bush.
haven't seen a single drone.
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Half a band is better than no band,
The Replacements are playing Chicago this September.
Here Comes a Regular
Can't Hardly Wait
Color Me Impressed
Alex Chilton
Left of the Dial
Little Mascara
Another Girl Another Planet
Kids Don't Follow
I am happy.
pasta65 commented on the blog post We Have Always Been At War With Ourselves
I hope he picked up the trash after he was done crying.
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Jesus fucking Christ my eyes are bleeding after wading through all that.
The main point of Tboggs entire post was not about the gays or Bradley Manning.
Some of you people need to go to one of those Sylvan reading programs and double take the comprehension part.
…as for Bradley Manning, let a mannequin of him ride in the SF Gay day parade only if it is dressed in a nuns habit with a decorative purple hat of many dildos.
That's how they roll at Seattle's Pride parade.
pasta65 commented on the blog post Friday Night (Intermittent) Random Ten
I remember seeing the Hoodoo Gurus in Australia when I was in the Marines on a Westpac. Good times.
Then I got jiggy with a Sheila.
True story.
Saw Crowded House as well. They were fantastic.
I miss my youth.
pasta65 commented on the blog post Not Fade Away
Tbogg once a month is still better than no Tbogg at all.
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I confess that after reading this post this morning I laughed. I confess that after reading the Corner, Breitfart and Huff Po regarding Naziberger retiring I laughed some more.
Then I realized how sad K-lo and Donohue must be and I nearly shit my pants laughing.
If I were a g-dly man I would probably feel guilty for gleefully enjoying the sadness of others, but I am not a catholic so screw that.
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I was trying to be funny.
I love this blog.
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I had to look up chifferobe.
This site is funny and educational.
pasta65 commented on the blog post Crazy Mama
Lawrence O'Donnell just ripped her to shreds tonight on his show.
She was on the verge of tears.
pasta65 commented on the blog post Shakira, Shakira. Ass, Ass.
School of Seven Bells sounds like the Cocteau Twins 2013.
Me likey.
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I have a family member who works for this particular cruise line. He/She works in a position where they are afforded all access and he/she would let me know in advance when these charters were taking place. I would go down and on the embark day and marvel at wack a doodles and then go on board for the pre-debark lunch. I would sit at a table (usually 8 to 10 people)and listen to the "conservative star" pontificate to the rest of my drooling table mates. The NRO douche bags had special name tags and one time it was VD and one time it was Nordlinger. Very boring. I would then hit the ice cream bar a few times and once I followed a particularly obnoxious couple to their stateroom, took notice of their stateroom number, then went down to the lido where I then ordered two Heineken's on their room number.
Good times.
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Maybe she can duet with Westerberg on a new hip version of "Unsatisfied"
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Just doing my bit to brighten your day a little more.
I am amazed that half of those clowns can even figure out how to turn on a computer and then actually navigate to the Brietfarts.
Clownhall and Redstate are on fire as well.
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I am currently trolling the Brietfarts and they have a Black Panther post that is very amusing to read and post in.
They are filled with dramatic calls to arms, revolution and general stupidity.
They are sad little people.
Entertaining mind you, but ultimately sad and pathetic.
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Chicanoism: American by Birth. Chicano/a by Choice
Presented by Los Rios College Federation of Teachers at Union Hall Gallery
May 14, 2011
Chicanoism: American by Birth. Chicano/a by Choice features work by Esteban Villa & Simona Hernandez. Paintings and prints…Power to the people, la gente, el publo, la comunidad, el barrio, la colonia, la union, and la familia.
All ages welcome. Offering refreshments & music in garden. Sponsored by the Los Rios College Federation of Teachers. Chief Curator: George Esquibel. Assitant Curator: Carol Davydova.
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Former American Ballet Theater star Susan Jaffe takes exhilarating classical technique beyond its boundaries with a world premiere set to the music of Weather One, one of the first movements of a string sextet by Michael Gordon that was inspired by the chaotic scheme of weather patterns. Made possible in part by a generous grant from the Diablo Regional Arts Association.
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Definitions for Propagandaˌprɒp əˈgæn də
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word Propaganda
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
prop•a•gan•daˌprɒp əˈgæn də(n.)
information or ideas methodically spread to promote or injure a cause, movement, nation, etc.
the deliberate spreading of such information or ideas.
the particular doctrines or principles propagated by an organization or movement.
(cap.) a committee of cardinals, established in 1622 by Pope Gregory XV, having supervision over foreign missions and the training of priests for these missions.
Category: Religion
Origin of propaganda:
1710–20; < NL, short for congregātiō dē propāgandā fidē congregation for propagating the faith
Princeton's WordNet
information that is spread for the purpose of promoting some cause
Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
propaganda(noun)ˌprɒp əˈgæn də
information used to try to change people's opinions
government propaganda
A concerted set of messages aimed at influencing the opinions or behavior of large numbers of people.
Origin: From propaganda, short for Congregātiō dē Propagandā Fide, "congregation for propagating the faith", a committee of cardinals established 1622 by Gregory XV to supervise foreign missions, and properly the ablative feminine gerundive of propago (see English propagation). Modern political sense dates from World War I, not originally pejorative.
Webster Dictionary
a congregation of cardinals, established in 1622, charged with the management of missions
the college of the Propaganda, instituted by Urban VIII. (1623-1644) to educate priests for missions in all parts of the world
hence, any organization or plan for spreading a particular doctrine or a system of principles
Propaganda is a form of communication that is aimed towards influencing the attitude of the community toward some cause or position by presenting only one side of an argument. Propaganda is usually repeated and dispersed over a wide variety of media in order to create the chosen result in audience attitudes. As opposed to impartially providing information, propaganda, in its most basic sense, presents information primarily to influence an audience. Propaganda often presents facts selectively to encourage a particular synthesis, or uses loaded messages to produce an emotional rather than rational response to the information presented. The desired result is a change of the attitude toward the subject in the target audience to further a political, religious or commercial agenda. Propaganda can be used as a form of ideological or commercial warfare. While the term propaganda has acquired a strongly negative connotation by association with its most manipulative and jingoistic examples, propaganda in its original sense was neutral, and could refer to uses that were generally benign or innocuous, such as public health recommendations, signs encouraging citizens to participate in a census or election, or messages encouraging persons to report crimes to law enforcement, among others.
The Nuttall Encyclopedia
a congregation, as it is called, at Rome, originated by Gregory XIII., and organised in 1622 by Gregory XV., the object of which is to propagate the faith of the Church among heathen nations and in countries where there is no established hierarchy, connected with which there is a college at Rome called the Congregatio de Propaganda Fide, where pupils are instructed for different fields of missionary enterprise.
U.S. National Library of Medicine
The deliberate attempt to influence attitudes and beliefs for furthering one's cause or damaging an opponent's cause.
Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms
Any form of adversary communication, especially of a biased or misleading nature, designed to influence the opinions, emotions, attitudes, or behavior of any group in order to benefit the sponsor, either directly or indirectly.
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Nouns Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'Propaganda' in Nouns Frequency: #2771
Translations for Propaganda
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
the activity of spreading particular ideas, opinions etc according to an organized plan, eg by a government; the ideas etc spread in this way
political propaganda.
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- kihutustööEstonian
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- תַעֲמוּלָהHebrew
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"looks to me like he needs to have a talk with my friends hehehehe" motioning with my hand a group of vampires come out of the corner and surround him "now apologize to the nice barkeep and you wont get hurt"
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"looks to me like he needs to have a talk with my friends hehehehe" motioning with my hand a group of vampires come out of the corner and surround him "now apologize to the nice barkeep and you wont get hurt"
*puts away sword*
"My Sincere Apologies"
*Kenshin says to everyone in the room*
"I guess.. it's just.. been so long.. since Ive been here..."
"I'll accept your apology, boy." The bartender hands Kenshin a beer. "Don't worry, kid, it's not poisoned. This one's on the house. You're too uptight for your own good. Drink up."
Bartender looks at Hash,"Strange friend of yours. He's lucky I'm in a good mood, otherwise, I'd take that toothpick of his and shove it up his- Hello Ladies!! What can I do for ya tonight?" His attention moves to two ladies that just walked to the bar. They order some mixed drinks and take them to a table in the back.
Hash looks at Kenshin," He's right, you are to uptight. Drink that beer before I do."
He finishes off his last swig of bud. When he does the Bloody Mary shows up and the bartender brings it up. "Apparently they had a hard time finding a chick named Mary, but they finally got her blood. I'm gonna have to charge double price on it since it was a special."
"Just glad to get it. Don't worry, my friend's got it" He pats Rukia's shoulder.
umm ill be known as the witcher one of the last hunters of monsters and demons who threaten man kind
*Yuki wanders into a town, as she follows the scent of Rukia. She had wandered into a bar where she met up with Rukia, Hash, and others, that she didn't recognize.*
"Mwa.* I kiss Rukia on the cheek. *Found you, can I get a drink of that? *points to Rukia's drink*"
*Focusing on the shadow of this realm Rukia's shadow extends into Yuki's. His form silently and slowly emerge from Yuki's shadow after silently traveling into her shadow. His attention swifted over to Hash, His attention was now fixed upon Rukia's frame. In a blur of motion he silently step back 5' with his r.ft whislt slashing Avenger in a diagonal r2l motion @ Rukia's l.shoulder to r.hip with clear intensions of severing exerting just enough force to do so as he swings his r.arm in an diagonal r2l motion using the momentum in his slash.*'...'
Is lost in the forest and suddenly get snathched by evil demons and my spells do not work and is being brought back to the casle
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Could you elaborate on that ? Up untl now I thought the bottleneck is in framing circuits, since each frame is just a packet on Displayport while it has to be framed on other outputs ( X pixels in a row in Y rows with certain bit organisation within pixel and timings so it reaches the "phosphor" at exactly right moment).
Your post implies that actually good PLL is expensive part wrt to silicon area and that ATI has been skimping on PLLs, not framing circuits.
If so, it would be nice to know how could one drive M identical monitors at identical framerate and resolution with one PLL.
Had I known how to do it before, it would spare me from much of the headscratching, endless googling, many failed attempts with passive adapters ( basically just a piece of wire and two connectors), suffering with DP-VGA adapter and using the latest addition XFX DP-DVI active adapter.
Active adapters are not that cheap and adapters for dual-link DVI are outrageously expensive...
The DP requirement was a major point of all of the initial eyefinity reviews and I've mentioned it on my blog several times. It also says on the product packaging that more than two displays requires additional displays be DP. Having fewer PLLs saves power and die area and most people don't use more than two monitors at the moment. DP runs at a fixed clock regardless of the mode so you can run multiple streams off the same PLL. Non-DP requires a dedicated clock per stream as the clock varies based on the mode. You can use the same PLL if multiple modes share the same clock. Things like PLL sharing are complex to validate and confusing to users since users may run two or more monitors at the same mode, and then try and change the mode on one of the monitors only to have the driver report that it's not possible due to PLL limitations. AMD only officially supports two non-DP monitors with eyefinity for that reason.
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The food was fresh and excellent, Staff friendly, room was large, Bed very comfy, on the Beach. Great Pool, a walk in shower , which was easy, not to have to climb into a Bath. Reasonably priced.
Great location adjacent to beach, quiet, beautifully maintained and clean. Friendly, attentive staff, family owned boutique hotel. Scrumptious breakfast buffet and beachfront restaurant.
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Very nice hotel, we really enjoyed spending a portion of our honeymoon here. There was a mix up with the booking, as someone had booked through booking.com at the same time as us. Therefore we didn't get the room we booked but a better one! Very nice and helpful staff. Breakfast is quite tasty. We would stay here again!
The breakfasts were incredibly delicious and varied. The staff was friendly and helpful and the hotel is minutes away from Naxos Town. The rooms are simple and comfortable.
The location and staff were wonderful. Five minute walk to town. The hotel is on the beach with plenty of outside seating.
Pool should be heated a little. Even on warm days the pool is very cold. Much colder than the ocean. So cold no one really used it and the pool chairs were full.
perfect location , perfect hotel , perfect breakfast , perfect staff! we really loved this hotel xxx
The staff were all so friendly and the breakfasts (with a changing assortment of dishes) were delicious. The location is very convenient and the rooms are spotlessly clean. Fantastic shower and excellent bathroom mirror lighting (for the ladies!). We loved our stay here!
The wifi in our room was quite unstable.
The service was excellent, the location was perfect, and we had dinner several times the restaurant because the food was so good! The freshest fish, a fantastic wine list, and very kind staff.
Clean welcoming great breakfast
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Wi-Fi on and off in corner room ( though strong in courtyard and pool)
It's a small hotel with all the rooms around the pool. Made it nice and cosy. It's out of the way from the main town but that's good - wasnt overly noisy. My room was small but very nice and a great shower. Breakfast was good - lots of choice and each guest was made a fresh OJ as they sat down. Nice touch. The staff at reception were fantastic with me even when I caused a problem or two.
The wifi kept dropping in and out of service. I know it's free but it shouldn't do that all the time. Minor issue really
The breakfasts were really good- tasty and lots of variety. Also, the restaurant right on the beach was a beautiful setting.
Some of the rooms do not have a water view but a pool view- just be prepared for that and don't assume you'll have water view.
close to the center and quite. good view.
Very nice and quiet hotel located just next to the main village of Naxos so that you can easily enjoy the atmosphere at night. The staff is very helpful, especially Despina who really does her best to make our stay unforgettable. The restaurant is located on the beach and you can simply have a drink "les pieds dans l'eau".
The swimming pool is rather small and along the street but you can still relax in nice areas.
no beach no service small pool
Location, close to town, 3 minutes walking, on the beach, Excellent breakfast, excellent option for dinner Clean big rooms
it's simple: if you plan to visit naxos and prefer to enjoy your stay and not be bothered with the million little things that may go wrong while staying away from home, choose nissaki
the price
location, on the beach, but close to the centre of Naxos the Hotel is beautiful, rooms are spacious, comfortable and exquisitely decorated staff are all marvellous the beach is just a step away and perfect for swimming
W had a lovely stay at Nissaki Beach Hotel. Our rooms were spacious. We received a complimentary fruit basket and wine on our arrival. Great shower. Wifi worked well. Close to beach although it is located right up the end of the beach. The water is quite shallow so you wade in quite a long way before it is deep enough to swim. It is only a ten minute walk to the main port and Castro area. About a fifteen minute walk to the Athena Temple gate for the sunset which was really lovely and worthwhile as there are also lovely views of the town glowing in the setting sun. Nice breakfast. The pool was quite warm and there was a spa as well.
Amazing breakfast, brilliant location - easy for the town and the beach, restaurant is incredible, pool area lovely, staff friendly. We loved it!
The rooms weren't decorated in a very Greek way. But that's the only semi-negative I can think of!
1. Location - very good near the port, city and beach 2. Good room and excellent breakfast 3. Good pool and good jacuzzi
Rather small tv in the room (football world cup!)
Excellent location, amazing breakfast, clean and modern hotel, tastefully decorated.
Paid for 4 nights but had to check out a day early. Informed them of this a week in advance but was charged for the full stay. Poor customer service as I feel a compromise could have been reached, I gave ample notice if they wanted to rebook room with another patron. Hotel has many positives but this issue has left a slightly bitter taste in spite of a wonderful holiday otherwise.
wonderful hotel located on the edge of town. Great food Great staff
The staff at Nissaki Beach Hotel were excellent. Really helpful and went above and beyond. I really couldn't recommend this hotel more highly. The food was delicious and the swimming pool and facilities were really good.
Fantastic accommodating staff who were friendly and helpful, was able to use the facilities after check out whilst waiting to catch ferry...the breakfast was amazing using local organic produce.... Highly recommend this establishment!
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