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Things Dogs Shouldn't Eat
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Do you know the No. 1 thing dogs eat that they shouldn't? (Hint: it's not your homework!) Find it out and more when you start the slideshow of the top sneaky nonsnacks that often cause choking, surgery, or worse!
4 years
I have an American Bulldog and previously a Rottweiler, both of these dogs have been tissue eaters. I could say that it is boredom but they do it right in front of your eyes. Mystery.
5 years
My brother has the dog from hell. Actually, he is very sweet, but they cannot leave anything around or he eats it, bags, coffee grounds, beans and all. Yes, this dog has eaten entire loaves of bread while still in the plastic bags, tried to eat a bag of screws, nuts, bolts, bag too. He has eaten boxes of candy and box, socks, underwear, you name it, he does it. Why and what makes him do it I don't know, a mental defect I suppose. They have taken him to the vet, to no avail. I know, you all think this is funny, until you have had to clean up the mess for the umteenth time. Disgusting. The dog eats his dog food, gets water, treats, but still eats anything in sight. I caught him eating a bar of soap. I think the dog has gone mental.
6 years
My huband and I decided to grill some jalapeno poppers on the bbq one nice summer day. We made 24 of them.. they looked and smelt great. Had cream cheese in the middle of them and a slice of bacon on the outside. We stepped out of the kitchen for a few minutes, and my Irish Setter snagged ALL 24 of them off of the counter. We rushed her to our vet (who saved her life) and pumped out her stomach.. Afterwards, he asked me for the recipe... :)
6 years
I have a Jack Russel he will get anything in the house run to the fridge and drop it for food he can keep you going all day long if you let him I was one houre late from coming home from work and he ate my couch and my comfurter on my bed i think I trained them wrong my Black Lab will go out and bring home dead rabbits and deer legs and toys from the neighborhood and bring it to the fridge gotta love them
6 years
While I was sick with a cold, and has to constantly blow my nose I had a trash bag full of my snout tissues in there. The next day I found the trash bag dragged underneath my bed, all the snout tissues were shredded up and I saw my dog eating it, and she even had a tissue stuck to one side of her mouth! Gross!!!
6 years
Well I have a topper for ya! My Mastiff/German Shepherd 9 month old pup liked metal. He at aluminum cans, a metal Sylicone tube, wires that he pulled out of the walls of my house, the trailer wires off my boat, and yes he ate all other non-edible things too!!! Pine cones, sticks, wood, tarps, paper, my horses tails, plastic, anything he could get his grubby little teeth on.
6 years
I always have to make sure that my panties are securely hidden in the clothes hamper because my lab will sniff them out and chew them up. Oh, and I once had to help her get an 8" piece of (thin) rope out of her butt!
6 years
So, if it isn't food, your dog shouldn't eat it. Really??? My dog shouldn't eat rocks? Wow, I figured rocks were perfectly OK for any living being's diet. This is the most brilliant article I've ever read!! Maybe I'll stop eating rocks, too!! (puke)
6 years
Angel the black lab ate $60 and pooped it out. A $120 calculator. SWALLOWED A WHOLE SOCK and pooped it out whole. She also ate lots of paper and tissues and pooped some out. Shes picked glass christmas ornaments off the christmas tree and snacked on them - OUCH! When she was a puppy we would come home and find shoes, electronics, bills, paper and everything else torn apart! Luckily she didnt touch furniture! She'll take anything out of your hand and run with it! LABS EAT ANYTHING THEY CAN SWALLOW!
6 years
this helps alot cuz welllll lol OMG baxter eats so many things let me name a FEW :shooes, dolls, socks, pants, peanut butter jars, anckles, couch, pillows, and very very more
6 years
I once had a German Shorthair that ate an entire cell phone..a box of condoms, and a case of peanutbutter cups!!
6 years
I have an underwear, rock and sock eater at my house! I have one that ONLY eats his food, but my little girl, HOLY CR**! I have to put a HEAVY book on top of the dirty hamper or she gets in and drags out the dirty socks and undies for her mid-day snack! LOL
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In August this year my youngest son was travelling around Scotland and visited Eilean Donan Castle and while he was at the entrance paying there was a book titled "Macrae's to New Zealand" and be chance he looked up the family name and discovered our names,but didn't get the name of the author. I have been trying to find this book so I am hoping that someone can help me. Please email me as I would appreicate this very much as this is the first time that will have been trace back to the Macrae's. Thank-you Melva Jennifer Brown(bickley)
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I have a question about step 4 on the recipe "Lobster Diavolo" from merrill. It says:
"Bring an inch of water to a boil in a large stockpot. Add the lobsters to the pot and cover. Cook for 15 to 20 minutes, until the lobster's antennae can be easily pulled off. Remove the lobsters from the pot and set aside for a few minutes to cool a little"
Forget the whole lobster get tails. Sauce Recipe is 3 cloves of garlic sautéed w 1/4 cup olive oil get 2 cans of san marzano Italian tomatoes put in blender purée them, add to sautéed garlic
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Level of heat u want and red pepper seeds. Throw in some white wine 1/2 cup let cook for
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Wonder if anyone has seen this line in your researching ... re the marriages of the two Henrys BROCK(father and son) to FUNKHOUSER ladies Magdalena and Christina ... was Magdalena's son, Henry Brock Jr, perhaps m to a daughter of Magdalena's FUNKHOUSER kin, a cousin? Would appreciate hearing of Magdalena's roots. Much thanks, Patps 1 Henry BROCK 1728 Palatine Germany-01 Mar 1800 ShenandoahCoVA m(1745 Forestville RockinghamCoVA) +Maria Magdelena FUNKHAUSA/FUNKHOUSER 1728 Forestville RockinghamCoVA-?? ShenandoahCoVA ..2 Henry BROCK (Jr) m +Christina FUNKHOUSER Henry Jr's siblings were Madeline, Sara, Rudolph, Leah, Mary, Abraham, George, Jacob, Michael, Barbara, Susannah, Julianna, Allen, Caterina, and Christina BROCK. Would love to know the FUNKHOUSER Immigrant Ancestor ... Notify Administrator about this message?
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28th January: Rugby this weekend. First XV away to CRCC on Llandaff Fields. Second XV away to Rhiwbina II. Thirds at home to Old Illtydians II. Youth away to Rumney and the Development – Barry at Home.
27th January: Social Fixtures for your Diary.
14th March: Rocks Social XV v Army Reserve
25th April: Rocks Social XV v Les TonTon Flankers
27th January: Message from Baldy… Just a quick note to say that we are all paid and good to go, Coach to and from London paid, Eurostar paid and hotel paid 13 rooms x 3 nights B&B so all I need now is the names, DOB, passport Nos, expiry dates and country of origin and for those that haven't the outstanding balance so they don't have to spend the 3 days looking over their shoulder for me Allez
25th January: The First XV played a game of very different halves on the Harlequins yesterday – leading 24-0 at the break, but needing to defend a determined Abercynon for much of the second half. The final score of 34-26 was well deserved for both teams, who each left the field with a bonus point. The seconds man of the match – The Mercurial Mullane – successfully converted all seven of the Rocks tries who finished the afternoon with a 42-14 victory over Cardiff Harlequins II. Meanwhile, the Youth travelled to Aberdare where a last minute score for the home team meant a narrow defeat of 19-17.
Monies for the above trip should be paid to Baldy as soon as possible. The trip has been paid for and now the monies need to be sent to Baldy as soon as possible. You know how much you owe - let's get it done. We also need to send to Mike quickly – name, DoB and passport numbers (ideally a photocopy or scan of your passport would be ideal). Allez!!
21st January: Best wishes to Dennis Norman, who is currently unwell in hospital.
21st January: Congratulations to six of St. Peter's Under 16 Squad, who have been selected to play for Cardiff Blues Under-16s South will tackle Scarlets East Under-16s in the WRU Regional Age Grade at BT Sport Cardiff Arms Park this evening. Well done Tom Meehan, Sion O'Brien, Marley Lovell, Joe Miles Ben Thomas and Josh McAuly.
More from the Under 16′s… Dafydd Manley,Sam Wall and Dylan Lawley who played for the blues development against the Dragons on Monday and Ioan Davies, Gruff Roberts and Josh Nolan, who play a year up in the u16s, are in the Cardiff schools First Squad for this season. The future is good. The future is green and black!
18th January: First team lost to Wattstown 7-24, Thirds lost to Barry, 19-0.
17th January: Congratulations to Callum Sheedy (Bristol RFC) and Jordan Viggers (Blues) who have been selected for the Wales Under 20s squad. Both players are products of the Rocks Junior Programme. More.
11th January: At last some rugby news to report for the first time in nearly a month! A great start to the new year for the Rocks yesterday with three wins out of three. Firsts won 25-3 at Gwernyfed, no bonus point but 3 tries. Seconds beat Llanishen 35-32. Junior youth beat Cardiff Quins youth by a lot. Happy New Year!!! Next week, the First XV travel to Wattstown.
7th January: Update on Phillipe and Benon (our Ugandan rugby players) They are moving into the flat in Splott today. We need your help… They now just need – a washing machine -under worktop 500mm freezer and some pots and pans please. . Can't fault all the help received. Very touched. Thanks. X If you are able to help, please contact Paul Ring. (Nice one Paul)
6th January 2014: Rugby this coming weekend. First XV Away to Gwernyfed, Seconds Away to Llanishen IIs, Third XV Away to Fairwater IIs.


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| Sienne L'Hiver by Eau d'ItalieDry, earthy booze. Way to hot in the spice department and smells like a Greek bazaar. I get a lot, and I mean a lot of the lovie scent from this. Olives and liquor. That's not something I enjoy smelling or wearing. 05th October, 2009 |
| Lucifer No. 4 by Damien BashFor some reason, the opneing is like opening a new tin of Hershey's cocoa powder mix. Must be an overdose of the florals used in this. Then it dries down into a light musky tea scent. If you think you'd like a chocolate floral musk, you might like this. I do not. 05th October, 2009 |
| Muschio Bianco / White Moss by Acca KappaNice 'n' clean mossy frag with a squeaky clean musk. Not much else to expect from something so aptly named. Low sillage but good longevity. Decent standard work cologne. 05th October, 2009 |
| Uppercut by EverlastA lightly spicy and sweet aquatic with a drydown of musk and sandalwood. 4 hours of longevity. I find this very similar to Diesel's Plus Plus Masculine or Only The Brave. 04th October, 2009 |
| Lalique pour Homme by LaliqueLalique pour Homme is a subtle yet classy style of scent. Reminds me of the following frags in different ways: Caron's The Third Man, Habit Rouge, Chanel Allure, and even Mitsouko (current edt version). There are chypre elements and the mossy drydown is quite prevalent on my shirt but not on the skin. On the skin it's more vanilla and lavender like Third Man. Sometimes a little bitter and peppery like Allure but not so much amber. Also, there's a powdery or dusty citrus quality like that of Habit Rouge but not so strong. Again, Lalique is subtle and good for a perfect gentleman's office cologne. I enjoy it as such. 03rd October, 2009 |
| 1903 by J PetermanA great scent for the gentleman. Slightly powdery but smokey. Fantastic drydown of very masculine bases: tobacco, woods, leather. With the notes listed above, the elemi comes across reminiscent of Oscar for Men (2000), very strong yet lightly minty woods. Great all around cologne. 02nd October, 2009 |
| Eau de Lierre by DiptyqueThis is without a doubt very green but not piney green. Leaf greens. With musk. Very nice, different and full of the smell of bitter ivy. You gotta love ivy in order to really like this. Beautifully done but I'm not a fan. 01st October, 2009 |
| Ô de Lancôme by LancômeBasic citrus "eau de" something or other but the floral heart really plays a huge role in this. Really wonderful drydown. Floral and refreshing with a soft yet deep green base. 01st October, 2009 |
| Honoré's Trip by Honoré de PrésBurst of bitter citrus in the beginning like grapefruit, then a little peppery musk. Then nothing. 30th September, 2009 |
| L'Eau by DiptyqueAugh. I put this on thinking it would be a regular l'eau something or other. Freaking clove bomb. It's like I went to the Willy Wonka Factory, ate some clove candy and turned into a clove. 30th September, 2009 |
| Bowling Green by Geoffrey BeeneLove the opening of amazing lemon and soapy lavender. It just feels great and wonderful to wear. The rest kinda peters out but lingers for quite sometime. I like the seamless transition from citrus top, green middle to the soapy mossy drydown. This is something to put on in the morning to wake up. Very energetic and I like it. 30th September, 2009 |
| Seducteur by Martine MicallefAt first I had no idea what to make of this. A minty piney scent? A powdery musky woods? Both? This, oddly, is Polo Crest + Cartier Declaraion plus a light Lutens base. The deep musky woods is what gets me loving it BUT the dusty, earthy sweetness puts me off a bit. I guess I'm not a fan of honey. So from the top down I got cool spices (mint and herbs), woods and then earthy, pine and honey and... maybe some leather. Very unique and strange. I don't absolutely love it but I highly recommend everyone to try it out. As of this writing, a bottle of Le Seducteur is $230 for 100ml and is backordered already. 29th September, 2009 |
| Clear by Neil Morris FragrancesWith all due respect, Clear is a floral grapefruit that's as interesting as a Glade scented airfreshener. Use this fragrance as such. Doesn't agree with my body. 29th September, 2009 |
| Aegean by Neil Morris FragrancesI find it difficult to talk about this scent. It's nice at first but turns really sour on me. A little floral and musk but I get nothing else. 29th September, 2009 |
| Henry Cotton's in Red by Henry Cotton'sThis is the clean and soapy of the line. Basic lavender and moss scent. Terrible longevity but still smells great. 29th September, 2009 |
| Borneo 1834 by Serge Lutens Les Salons du Palais Royal ShiseidoA patchouli and spices based scent. The cocoa (powdery chocolate) really puts me off in this one and is not really chocolate. More like thick syrupy honey. So thick you'd wonder what kind of flowers the bees are pollinating. This is more like B*Men rather than A*Men. Absolutely a must sample first because he opening is really, really chokingly bad but the drydown is ok. Not a fan of this one. 28th September, 2009 |
| Henry Cotton's in Green by Henry Cotton'sA lovely mossy patchouli scent. Smokey and woody but very light and enjoyable. Opening is appropriately green with herbs and a touch of leaves. I could hardly get any of the middle at all. The drydown, like I said, is mossy and the patchouli is woody. Comfortable and casual. 28th September, 2009 |
| Henry Cotton's in Blue by Henry Cotton'sA delightful little aromatic spicy fougere much in the same vein as the 80's powerhouses. This is much more subdued and wonderful for those who like the lighter scents. I do like those spicy fourgere but some are just to harsh but are still quit amazingly good. In Blue gives those who need a softer side of the 80's. The current formulation is what was tested, 28th September, 2009 |
| S-ex by S-PerfumeMan this is light. I was worried that my nose was broken but now relieved to read that everyone else has the same experience. I get little out of this but it's a nice light scent that stays close to you. It's very bland with little identifiable scent. Very avant guard like CdG and the like. I used to think that the abstract perfumes were amazing but from the top to the bottom S-ex doesn't get any from me. 26th September, 2009 |
| Gotham by Neil Morris FragrancesAmber and leather dominate this and they are quite potent. The opening is bitter and a touch peppery, light herbal pepper like finely crushed tarragon or another leafy spice that's peppery. And, hey, rose! Argh I don't like rose... but the rose is calm here and sometimes mingles with the peppery accord. Very nice. Just too much strength for me. But... just let this drydown for you and see how it goes. Seems like everyone gets something a little different. 25th September, 2009 |
| parfums*PARFUMS Series 3 Incense: Avignon by Comme des GarçonsTruly faked incense. It's good. I don't get the incense connection as the other reviews seem to talk about. And I have nothing more to add. 25th September, 2009 |
| parfums*PARFUMS Series 2 Red: Harissa by Comme des GarçonsLight peppers and woods. I'm not a fan of this because it lacks depth, longevity and everything else that makes me like a fragrance. 25th September, 2009 |
| Opera IV by Roberto CapucciInteresting aromatic, lightly fruity, herbal rose fragrance and dries down into a very light mossy woods. I find this similar to Z Zegna or Casran by Chopard. Light and refreshing but doesn't seem to last long on my skin. 25th September, 2009 |
| Escentric 02 by Escentric MoleculesAmbroxan and the orris notes made for an even more minimalistic version of the newer DKNY Men. Just add calone to this and you get DKNY Men. I rather like this but it feels less of a scent and more of an exploration of a single note. Decent sillage, actually and leaves a small cloud around you if you will. Most modern perfumes are aromachemical but Escentric just takes the small stuff and charges 2x as much. 24th September, 2009 |
| L'Instant de Guerlain Pour Homme Cristaux d'Agrumes by GuerlainWhat I didn't quite like about L'Instant I like about this flanker. Bitter grapefruit was added to the top for a brisk, fresh opening. The rest is the same as L'Instant but lighter. I believe this was released as a summer flanker. I wore it on a hot muggy day and still got a little choked up on the leathery greenness of the sandalwood drydown. Brighter, cleaner, fresher: it's what it's all about these days but I like it. Only reason I see to to seek this out is to want a lighter L'Instant so take my thumbs up with that in mind. 24th September, 2009 |
| Versailles pour Homme by Jean DesprezAside from a crisp, bergamot opening, there's nothing else I get out of this that I like. The drydown reminds me of a stale bottle of Stetson. Versailles is a floriental with a bitter drydown that smells old. Yes I'm using a subjective term so let me define it. Old as in stale and expired. It just sits there on the skin and doesn't develop into anything other than a bitter resinous accord with too many base notes. 22nd September, 2009 |
| Soprani Uomo by Luciano SopraniA brief yet very pleasant green leather and okamoss scent with dabs of subtle herbs in between. Longevity was rather lacking. Smooth yet spicy and good to wear in the early fall or late spring when it's slight warm but not too cool out. The opening is sharp bergamot but that quickly settles. I find this to be somewhat generic in the spicy aromatic fougere genre. 21st September, 2009 |
| Modern for Him by Banana RepublicSlightly minty and peppery woods and a brisk vetiver-esque accord in the drydown makes it feel clean and fresh. 20th September, 2009 |
| Bellodgia by CaronBellodgia is still in production now. I happen to have a bottle of the formula that was in production in the late 60's or early 70's. It is marked Eau de Cologne Bellodgia. 18th September, 2009 |
| Mandarina Duck Pure Black by Mandarina DuckPure Black is sweet and thick like tree bark. Has an herbal coffee/psuedo tobacco quality to it. It's more like chewing tobacco. Kinda thick and resinous... like tree bark. I'm also reminded a bit of Joop! Go Electric Heat (of all things) with Go's "dense" feel of green cedarwoods. Also comparable to Jil Sander Man (the purple rectangular bottle) with the tobacco and woods accords. While not "pure" black, it's still as thick as a black fragrance could be without getting into Serge Lutens territory. 13th September, 2009 |


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"The easiest bread you will ever make--if you can stir, you can have fresh bread in an hour! The dark beer gives it a great flavor not commonly found in beer bread (please please please do not use light beer in this!!!). For variation, try adding caraway or fennel seeds, fresh grated nutmeg, finely chopped orange zest, or finely grated cheese. You can also make this into biscuits, just bake at same temp on parchment lined sheet for 10-14 minutes depending on the size of the biscuits."
Serving Size: 1 (47 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 16
"I made this recipe exactly as directed and baked for exactly 1 hour. When mixing the dough I had to knead a few times to get all of the ingredients to blend. It was very thick, but I pushed it out in the bread pan and it turned out perfectly! We really liked it! Would make again."
"I'm sorry, this didn't work out as well as I thought it would. The batter was very dry; I had to add 2 T. water to get the flour to incorporate. The finished loaf was quite a bit more dense than I would have liked, and the flavor seemed off. It was very easy to make, though, and looked good! Sorry for the bad news - maybe I did something wrong? I had high expectations for this one, I'll probably try it again and update. Made for PAC Spring 08."


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Design Crisis Amazing Home Tour
I recently came across the blog Design Crisis and immediately fell in love with Erin's style.
Her home is packed full of vintage treasures mixed with modern elements yet still feels clean and simple.
Not only does she have incredible style, she also is quite witty. My kind of girl.
You must see her family room before & after.
It is overly impressive.
I love how this space feels eclectic yet simple.
Oh, and her master bedroom before & after is a must see as well.
Love that nightstand.
She also achieves these incredible room designs on a budget.
Hard to believe right?
I swear she is the ultimate thrifter and also regularly uses Ikea!
How sweet is her baby boy's nursery?
No words.
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Ok, I think I have a girl crush.
You must head on over to Design Crisis, it's too good not to!
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Hotel City Villach - Villach
Bahnhofplatz 3 - Villach
1-877-662-6988If you are looking for ski hotels in Villach located near skiing, check out Hotel City Villach offering free breakfast to all its guests.
This 4-star Villach hotel offers dry cleaning/laundry services. You can find a sauna on site so you will be able to take some time out to de-stress. Multilingual staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide tour/ticket assistance, express check-in and express check-out.
The lobby offers a TV, free newspapers and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Free Wi-Fi is provided. Planning a meeting? This hotel has a meeting room, as well as a business center. Other amenities include an elevator (lift), concierge services, laundry facilities, shopping on site and a computer station.
This is a very old hotel that has been refurbished in a horrid part of Villach - a...
Venere Guest, United KingdomThese reviews have been left by customers who actually stayed at this hotel
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Breakfast at Hotel City Villach
A free buffet breakfast is available between 6:30 AM and 10 AM.
Facilities at Hotel City Villach
- Business Center
- Meeting Room
- Laundry service
- Lift/elevator
- Shops in the hotel
- Pets accepted
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Laundry room
- Personal newspapers
- Multilingual staff
- Newspapers
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Concierge
- Luggage room
- City tour
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Free parking
- Sauna
- Internet/Email services
- TV Lounge
- Ski room
Know before you go
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Check-in: after 3 PM.
Check-out: before 11 AM.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Self parking fee: EUR 15 per day (in/out privileges)
- Pet fee: EUR 15 per pet, per day
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.60 per person, per night
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Hotel City Villach is also known as
City Hotel
Hotel City
City Hotel Villach
Hotel City Villach reviews
- September 2007
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- United Kingdom
This is a very old hotel that has been refurbished in a horrid part of Villach - a square by the rail/bus stations. Parking is difficult and open and we did not feel is safe. The rooms are medium sized but very bare and there is a tiny bathroom with a shower. Brealfast was adequate but we went in at about 8.30 and many of the items had not been replenished (eg no croissants)recognising that value for money is not good in any case in Austria, this was particularly awful. The hotel says it is 4* but we do not feel it even reaches 2*. Wild horses would not get us back there.
- January 2006
- Venere Guest
- Single leisure traveller
- South Africa
We had a wonderful stay at City. As a first for us in Austria, following an Italian portian of our Holiday, what we found extremely refreshing was the great approach to Breakfast, and the wonderful spread provided. City will see us again.
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- November 2007
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Room Details
Book your pet-friendly accommodation at Hotel City Villach, offering 66 guest rooms with espresso makers and climate control. Guests can unwind at the end of a long day and enjoy LCD televisions with satellite channels. Business travelers will have access to free wired and wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks and complimentary newspapers during their Villach visit.
Private bathrooms are outfitted with hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. Minibars and coffee/tea makers are supplied in each room to facilitate basic travel needs. Rooms also include soundproofing and safes.
Irons/ironing boards can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Mini bar
- Extra beds
- Coffee and tea maker
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Soundproof rooms
- Ironing facilities on request
- Hairdryer in each room
- Safe
- Desk
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- LCD flat screen TV
- Satellite TV
- High speed Internet access
- Wireless Internet access
How to reach Hotel City Villach
By carFrom Vienna/Prague: from highway Südautobahn A2, exit at Wernberg.
From Munich/Salzburg: from highway Tauernautobahn A10, exit at Villach Ossiachersee.
From Italy/Slovenia: from highway Südautobahn A2, exit at Faaker See.
By train
The main railway station of Villach is located only a few metres from the property.
By airplane
The airport of Klagenfurt is situated about 38 km from the hotel.
Distances from Hotel City Villach
Fahrzeugmuseum - 0.2 km / 0.1 miCongress Center Villach - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
Hauptplatz - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Schillerpark - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Schloss Landskron - 4.5 km / 2.8 mi
Faakersee - 6.6 km / 4.1 mi
Finkenstein Castle - 8.9 km / 5.6 mi
Gerlitzen - 10 km / 6.2 mi
Ossiachersee - 11.7 km / 7.3 mi
Dobratsch - 13.3 km / 8.3 mi
Sendeturm Dobratsch - 13.5 km / 8.4 mi
Schloss Rosegg - 13.7 km / 8.5 mi
Wildpark Rosegg - 13.8 km / 8.6 mi
Rosegg Castle - 13.8 km / 8.6 mi
Casino Velden - 14.8 km / 9.2 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel City Villach is Klagenfurt (KLU-Woerthersee) - 36.5 km / 22.7 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Hotel City Villach
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Free parking
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Prince George's, King counties bet coffee on Redskins-Seahawks matchup
- Michael Neibauer
- Staff Reporter- Washington Business Journal
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It's a rite of any professional sports playoff season — the jurisdictional wager. With the Redskins set to play the favored Seattle Seahawks Sunday at FedEx Field, let the betting begin.
D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray and Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn have agreed to raise the other city's flag over their city hall for a day if their team loses. Gray made a similar bet when the Washington Nationals challenged the St. Louis Cardinals in the fall. That didn't turn out so well for D.C.
And Prince George's County Executive Rushern Baker and King County, Wash., Executive Dow Constantine have bet a case of their respective jurisdiction's finest java beans on the big game.
If the Redskins win, Baker will receive a case of Seattle's Best, Starbucks and other assorted roasted coffees from the Great Northwest. If the Seahawks win, God forbid, Constantine will be delivered a case of Eight O'Clock Coffee, based in Landover.
Eight O'Clock Coffee operates out of a 120,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution plant at 3300 Pennsy Drive. The 46-year-old industrial building also houses the company's administrative offices.
"Many Redskins fans come to work daily at the plant and take pride in producing every bag of Eight O'Clock Coffee less than three miles from FedEx Field," said Lynell Johnson, Eight O'Clock Coffee's human resources manager. "We want our team to know that the Eight O'Clock team will be chanting 'Go Skins' on Sunday."
Baker and Constantine are using this week's game to promote January as National Mentoring Month. As part of the wager, the executive of the county with the losing team will wear the opposing team's jersey during mentoring and volunteering events.
Michael Neibauer covers economic development, chambers of commerce, transportation and politics.
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Singapore: An island built on trade and tradition
As an exotic stopover, this city has it all  malls and markets, skyscrapers and temples, writes Matthew Brace
Monday 15 November 1999
Boring? Antiseptic? Don't listen to the clichés. Merchants from around the world have been docking at the harbour jetties of Singapore for centuries. The city today may be clean and modern but it is at the same time one of the most exotic, aromatic and fascinating of places. With its massive shopping potential  from the gleaming department stores of Orchard Road to the spice stalls and carpet shops of little India and the Muslim quarter  it is also a perfect stopover destination between Europe and Australia.
Boring? Antiseptic? Don't listen to the clichés. Merchants from around the world have been docking at the harbour jetties of Singapore for centuries. The city today may be clean and modern but it is at the same time one of the most exotic, aromatic and fascinating of places. With its massive shopping potential  from the gleaming department stores of Orchard Road to the spice stalls and carpet shops of little India and the Muslim quarter  it is also a perfect stopover destination between Europe and Australia.
When to go
Singapore is almost on the Equator, which means it is hot and humid all year. There is more rain from November to January, with July being the driest month. To catch colourful parades and traditional Chinese extravaganzas, visit during the Chinese New Year (16-18 February) or at the beginning of September for the Festival of the Hungry Ghosts and the Lantern Festival. Travel before New Year will prove difficult because of millennium-seekers trekking east.
Getting there
Singapore Airlines (tel: 0181-747 0007; websites: www.singaporeair.com.uk, and www.singaporeair.com.sg) flies direct from London and is a popular choice since introducing complimentary champagne in economy class. Trailfinders (tel: 0171-938 3366) currently offers return flights, valid until 9 December, of £541 (including taxes but not transfers), and from January-June of £549. All other European and South-east Asian airlines fly there too. Travelbag (tel: 0171-287 5558) offers direct flights with BA for around £600, and with Qantas from £650-£700 before New Year. Travel agents specialising in Europe-Australia deals offer fares that include a few days stopover with hotel, airport transfers and sometimes a city tour.
Getting around
From the airport, a seven-seater shuttle bus is S$7 (£2.50) and drops off at most major hotels. The public bus costs S$1.50 and is also air-conditioned. Part of the MRT light-rail system is operational but most of it will not be finished until 2001 when it will offer a fast link from the airport. For Singapore Airlines ticket-holders, a free Singapore Tour can be booked from the airport information counters. Taxis are reasonable, with a standard fare across town ranging from S$10-S$17 .The airport run is more like S$25-S$30.
Where to stay
The Grand Plaza Parkroyal, 10 Coleman Street (tel: 0065 336 3456; UK: 0345 581666; website: www.parkroyal.com.au) is in an excellent downtown position with great views and a spa complex for soothing jet-lag. Double room from S$300. For great value try the Damenlou Hotel, 12 Ann Siang Road (tel: 0065 221 1900). Double room from S$100-S$150. For colonial splendour try the Regalis Court Hotel, 64 Lloyd Road (tel: 0065 734 7117; website: www.liangcourt.com.sg/regalisin.htm). Double rooms are from S$145.
For those on a tight schedule, a quiet room at the Transit Hotel (tel: 00 65 542 8122, website: www.airporthotel.com.sg) at Terminal 2 of the award-winning Changi Airport is a good idea. Superior double rooms from S$120.
If money is no object, it's got to be the world-famous Raffles Hotel, 1 Beach Road (tel: 0065 337 1886; website: asia-online.com/raffles/) where double rooms start at S$550.
What to see and do
It pays to time your visit. Chinese New Year (16-18 February) is always good fun, with fireworks, dancing dragons and clashing cymbals. As colourful but less hectic are the few days around 10 September, at the end of the Festival of Hungry Ghosts (a kind of month-long Halloween during which dead ancestors are said to walk the streets and must be appeased with burnt offerings) and the start of the mid-autumn Lantern Festival, when the city is decked out in vast, intricate lanterns.
Singapore's beautiful temples are open all year. Visit the Sri Mariamman on South Bridge Road (tel: 223 4064), the oldest Hindu national monument in Singapore, with a fabulously decorated rajagopuram that stands 40ft above the main entrance. Also, drop in to see the Fuk Tak Chi temple in Telok Ayer Street (tel: 532 7868). It was one of the first Chinese temples here and is now a museum, open 10am-10pm daily.
The National Orchid Garden (at the Botanic Gardens) is a treasure. An acre or so of the most exquisite beds of orchids of every colour, a profusion of heliconia, and glades of red and white frangipani that flourish in the soupy humidity. Go early morning or in the evening to avoid the worst of the heat. The free Singapore Airlines bus tour stops here. Open 8.30am-7pm daily, last ticket 6pm.
The area around Orchard Road and Emerald Hill is Millionaires Alley, with handsome three-storey houses and lush gardens, and is good for a pleasant stroll. It is also a shopping Mecca for tourists.
Where to eat
Qhue, 242 Pasir Panjang Road (tel: 471 6501) is a short cab-ride west of the city centre, but worth it to dine under a beautiful ficus tree on rillettes of duck in wan-ton skin with mango, green lentils and spring onions, snails in a black-pepper brioche, or a half-dozen oysters. Its speciality is the lamb shank in a sweet potato, butter bean and beetroot casserole. There is also a tapas-type menu with dishes for around S$9 each.
Try Blue Ginger, 97 Tanjong Pagar Road (tel: 222 3928) for tapas-like portions of a mix of South-east Asian cuisines. This is part of the old paranaka style of cooking, which is now dying out because it takes so much effort. Dishes include Otak Otak (home-made fish cake), Udang Kuah Pedas Nanas (tiger prawns simmered in a tasty pineapple gravy), Kueh Pie Tree (shredded bamboo shoots in patty cases), and Ngo heang (rolls of pork and prawns deep-fried).
Have breakfast from 8am at Tiong Bahru Market (MRT to Tiong Bahru, walk down Tiong Bahru Road, right on Seng Poh Road, or ask a friendly local). Try Chai Tao  carrot cake  with puréed radishes fried with oil, soy sauce and egg; or Chwee Kueh  steamed rice cakes with a delicious salty pickle of preserved vegetables. To drink, go for a fresh green coconut. Find a numbered table and choose food from any of the many stalls  just give them the table number and your food will appear.
Komala's, Upper Dickson Road, off Serangoon Road in Little India (tel: 294 3547) is fast vegetarian food Indian-style with main meals from S$5-$10.
The Banana Leaf restaurant, 54-58 Race Course Road (tel: 293 8682) serves classy curries. Sample portions of tandoori chicken, prawn massala, fish- head curry and chicken tikka on a banana leaf for S$18. With drinks, expect to spend about S$20-S$25 per person.
Singapore is not known for a frantic after-dark scene, although Mohamed Sultan Road buzzes most nights of the week and is packed at weekends. Nightclubs such as Madam Wong's, 28 Mohamed Sultan Road, have queues a hundred people long.
More relaxed and less hyped is Sugar, 13 Mohamed Sultan Road, which draws a good-natured crowd. There is no door-charge but you may be asked on entry to buy your first drink, which is then delivered to your table.
If nightclubs are not your scene, take an evening bum-boat ride from Clarke Quay or Boat Quay. On Wednesday and Friday nights they are open from 8pm to 8.30pm. The charge is S$10 for half an hour. Or take a trip through the jungle on the Night Safari, when a tram takes visitors to see nocturnal creatures on the prowl, or just stroll through the cramped and scented streets around Serangoon Road in Little India.
For computers and accessories, the Funan Centre, 109 North Bridge Road, is a must. It is not nicknamed the IT Mall for nothing. The Sim Lim Tower (corner of Bencoolen Street and Rochor Road) is the place for electronics, and Ngee Ann City on Orchard Road for western clothes. On duty-free goods you will be charged a 3 per cent goods and services tax (GST) but you will also get a certificate that you must show to Customs on your departure to get that tax refunded (in the currency of your choice).
Musthafa's department store on Syed Alwi Road, off Serangoon Road in Little India, is arguably the best all-round shopping in town. Whether it is knock-down socks from Leicester or a Japanese Walkman at half the price, Musthafa will stock it. Around Arab Street there are numerous shops selling carpets, rugs, medicines and saris. They are run by the descendants of Muslim traders from Malaysia and Java.
Deals and packages
Airline Network (tel: 01772 727757) is offering return flights with British Airways or Qantas (via Frankfurt or Rome) and five nights' accommodation at a four-star hotel from £439, based on two sharing, if you travel up to 30 November 1999. This includes airport taxes but not transfers. It offers the same deal with Singapore Airlines between January and June 2000 for £529.
Travelmood (tel: 08705 001002) is offering return flights up to the end of November with Malaysian Airways and five nights at a three-star hotel for £499, based on two sharing, including taxes, transfers and a half-day city tour. It offers the same deal but with British Airways between 16 January and 30 June 2000 for £519.
Further information
Contact Singapore Tourist Board (tel: 08080 656565; website: www.newasia-singapore.com).
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H U G E !!!Pros: This case is Enormous! The pictures don't give it justice. I bought this for my son (gamer). There are LOTS of fans and spaces for fans, air flow is not a problem. Cable maintenance is nice. Cons: Case is Huge. Make sure your cables are long enough or cable maintenance is wasted. The front panel cables were mislabeled. The power cable was labeled as reset, so it looked like there were Two reset cables. I had to trace out the wires since they are all in one bundle. Took an egg off for that. Other Thoughts: Case seems well built, a little more plastic than I thought, but seems to be sturdy enough for the size. Did you find this review helpful? |
A Case only a 10 year old can LovePros: Roomy case. Good airflow. Left-Right reversible/inverted motherboard tray. Dual PSU Support. Cons: Cheap quality. Poor build construction. Poor design. Other Thoughts: Build for a friend's 10 year old son who wanted this case and hopefully won't find this review. It's large, plasticky, got enough fans to cool down a monster gaming build or a server, except no self-respecting IT professional would build one in such a tacky, cheap and poorly designed case like this. Motherboard tray is a beeyotch to pull out - mine was all warped and it took me 2-3 minutes wiggling it around before I finally pulled it out. Going back in was easier once you mounted the motherboard. Front PSU install capability was interesting but the passthrough cable is a thin small gauge AWG that I wouldn't use if you had a 1000watt or higher PSU. Better off getting an extra long high gauge power cable and running it directly from the PSU through the case. Plasticky case trim sections... so hard to pull off that I thought there were extra screws that the manual didn't show and I was paranoid I was going to break the plastic. Anyways, at least I know what to expect out of an AZZA now that I've tried one. Did you find this review helpful? |
Better than I expectedPros: Looks good , does what it says and keeps it cool , very expansive with lots of fan / radiator mounts . I really love the v-card holder . helps out with my R9 290x (quite large) . Cons: There was a poor hot glue job on the power switch . It wasn't set in place when they glued it and the glue blocked the tabs from locking in and holding the button so when depressed it doesn't fall into the case . Easy fix , just removed the glue and it snapped right in . Other Thoughts: This case is massive , looks great inside and out . Doesn't really look cheap like it does in the picture . I have 2 pull fans on bottom , 1 exhaust on back and 2 on top . My fx6100 , 6 degrees c at idle @ the cores..My 8350 , 10 degrees C @ idle across all cores . Overall temps are just as impressive . 6100 under load hit 38 C , 8350 under load hits 48 C Did you find this review helpful? |
Great CasePros: Lots of room love how you can turn the motherboard upside down leaving the video card on the top part of the chassis helping heat dissipation. lots of bays for hard drives. was wasy to set up my water cooling kit. best case i ever own. Cons: wish it had more than two hot swap bays Did you find this review helpful? |
Pros: love it so big Cons: my corsair hydro h110 don't fit the top Did you find this review helpful? |
missing somethingPros: great case good cooling Cons: Is missing the HHD trays for the 3.5" HHD and the 2.5" SSD Did you find this review helpful? |
VadorPros: Big enough for what ever you need. . All the fans work n LEDS . No scratches or dings on case. Fits 240mm Rad with Ease. Case Fans are not loud like sum say. My rig sits beside me and it just sounds like a small fan is on. But with temps like 47 degres Cons: Some of the thumb screws needed a screw driver to get off. Not worth docking a Egg. Other Thoughts: AZZA Gen 9000 2 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Could have been the best!!Pros: Large Size Cons: The top of the case where the air is mainly exhausted is actually blocked off, not totally but there are tiny little slits that allow not enough air thru. Other Thoughts: If you plan on installing and large video card I'd recommend moving the video card support over before installing anything else. 0 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
3 month updatePros: Looks nice. Paint seems to be of good scratch resistant quality. Cons: Where to begin? After much trial and error I finally figured out the wiring to make the LED's work. which was nice until the wires for them broke, due in part to being about the thickness of a human hair, and also to them being about 6 inches shorter than they should be. Other Thoughts: AZZA's look like fun, attractive case's, but after my experience with this case, I will not be buying AZZA in the future. Also the provided fans are junk, the molex connectors it comes with are there simply to annoy you it seems (or cause a short because someone forgot to glue the metal connectors into the hole's on the plastic molex connector, meaning they will come out and expose energized metal to the inside of your case eventually), if you did buy this, go back through newegg and buy two 140mm fans, and 3 120's for the side. also two 230's for the top since they suck as well. 0 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |
Solid CasePros: Very large case! Stands almost as tall as my desk. I'd say it's probably 2 1/2 feet tall. Excellent cable management, the R/ATX is a nice touch but I don't use it hence I had to take off the top and feed the usb's eSata and power cables through the other side (just to double check that nothing was pinched because of a review I had read about this case and nothing was pinched so all is well) there's probably 8-10 thumb screws holding the mobo tray in and the standoffs for the mobo use a really odd screw which was kind of a pain to find in the little bag of hardware they give you but overall, great case! Mostly steel with a few parts being plastic. The 5.25" bays have easily removable screens that you just pinch to take out. The LED's can be turned off but the button they're wired to also shuts off the top 230's and the bottom 120's which for me isn't a problem but some people like to have fans separate from their LED's so there's that. Would definitely advise taking the top off even if you aren't going to use the standard ATX form the case can provide JUST to check for pinched wires. Don't want to mess anything up! Cons: The only con I can think of so far is the motherboard standoff screws to secure the motherboard to the tray were difficult to find xD Nothing to deduct an egg for though. The 230 mm fans on the top didn't push as much air as I was expecting them to but I was planning on replacing them with some bitfenix spectre pro's for a nice red lighting effect in the case. 1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? |


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My focus 1.8 TDCI has been bang on since I got it, no issues at all. Serviced correctly and any parts Ford saying it required I bought. I do about 6000 miles a year roughly in it.
One morning last week after finishing a nightshift though I started the car, it fired up fine, but 2 -3 seconds later it died. Started again without issue, then died. This continued 4 or 5 times and then it fired up and was fine. I decided it'd give it a little bit of a boot on the motorway and it was fine until in 4th gear at around 2.5k revs it started to jerk about like it was misfiring or being starved of fuel.
I gave it a proper test later on after catching some sleep and i noticed that throughout all the rev range it is perfectly fine if you accelerate at a reasonable speed. Once you put the foot to the floor however, it accelerates fine upto around 2.5k rev mark and then struggle again.
My theory is the fuel filter is clogged. I looked over all my receipts from Ford and its mentioned just about everything other than the fuel filter being replaced. Does this sound correct? My theory is that fuel is getting through, but when the engine starts drawing a lot more under hard acceleration, that a clogged fuel filter would be starving it from the required amount?
The car starts fine, no issues, the car idles perfectly, so I don't suspect its any injector issue.
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Posted 23 December 2012 - 02:46 PM
Infact could it a faulty MAF?
Posted 23 December 2012 - 06:14 PM
start with the fuel filter mate, you might be suprised - get a genuine one though as some have been known to have issues with after market filters. its also very easy to get at and change on the 1.8tdci
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Have you checked it for codes?
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