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We met with Rob in random directly from Zillow listings after working with a couple of agents. The moment we met him, we knew Rob was our guy.
The guy is truly honest, direct, and very meticulous. Has a great instincts for spotting problems that sellers try to hide under the rug.
He will not rush you to make a decision just to get rid of you (as other agents did), instead he waited for the right home for us, and gave us great advice on the way.
We learned a lot from the process, Rob shared with us very useful information and we felt that all was very transparent.
During the process we were introduced with Michelle as well, she was very helpful and very efficient in all our electronic correspondence with them. Super quick respond in any hour of any day!
Thanks to them we purchase a great house we can call now home.
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Robert and Michelle helped my husband and I find our first home and they could not have been more helpful! Robert was there when we went to look at some homes and was very honest with his opinion of the homes and pointed lots of things out that we would have never noticed. Michelle was the one who we communicated with the most and handled all of the paperwork, she was very prompt in getting all the steps done. We found them on a whim looking online and I am so glad we did! We will definitely recommend them to anyone we know looking for a realtor on the eastside. They make a great team and are great people.
Without them, we would have never gotten our dreams home. They worked hard, through all the ups and downs of the process, and had our back the entire way. I can't say enough wonderful things about them. Despite homebuying being an incredibly stressful and exhausting process, I found working with them to be a real pleasure :)
(also they are GOOD at what they do.)
We contacted Michelle and Robert regarding a property we saw on Zillow. Michelle immediately responded back with details about that house and a few more like it. Since then its has been like a thousand emails and hundreds of phone calls back and forth!! This counts to show the kind of responsiveness and the Royal treatment we got from them. I don't remember ever waiting for more than 15 minutes for Michelle to respond back! That is commitment!
My definition of a good agent is someone who not only helps you find a good home, but who also cares enough to plainly say "No" when they see you going for a property which is not good, and Robert and Michelle did just that! They explained their reasons for their refusal to put in a bid for us on at least half a dozen properties we really liked, and I must say, we are so glad they did that.
On one occasion, though the property was excellent, Robert talked us out of putting in our bid because the property was on a very busy road and was not fenced. His reasons were simple, it was simply not safe for my overly energized 2 year old! and the property would not be safe for him even after we completely fence it! That is care!
So much we trusted their opinion and experience, that the first thing we would do, when we would enter a house would be to turn to Robert and ask him: "What do you think?" :) Getting an "I like it" out of him is not an easy thing.
57 houses later he did finally say "I like it" and that "I like it" house is now our home :)
The purchase of a house does not just end with putting in your bid, it ends when you move in and Michelle and Robert were there at every step, from pushing the Escrow and the bank to closing on time (a lot earlier in our case :)) keeping us updated, getting things arranged for us and finally meeting us at the house with our house keys.
We cannot say enough thanks to Michelle and Robert. They are a wonderful team and it has been an absolute pleasure to work with them.
Both Michelle and Robert provided exceptional service from start to finish. Both are so very knowledgeable, professional, fun, and responsive. Michelle's response time to calls, text messages, and emails were very fast. Robert's ability to see a property so thoroughly both inside and out, along with his sincere assessment was greatly appreciated. Their help in finding a lender made all of our hard work pay off. Can't imagine what my first home buying experience would have been like if it weren't for both Michelle and Robert. I am forever grateful for all they have done. Steve H.
I worked with Michelle and Robert while purchasing my home in Kirkland.
Michelle was my main contact but Robert did help out from time to time. I LOVED working with both of them but especially Michelle. She answered every single one of my emails, texts and calls. She made the buying process wonderful and had my back the entire time. I wouldn't work with everyone else. I plan to work with both she and Robert again in the near future. Thank you Michelle and Robert for all that you have done and continue to do!
Michelle and Robert did an exceptional job.
I will hire them again in the future. They are excellent at communication, showings, and overall professional.
In addition, they go "over the call of duty for a realtor" doing the extra's.
I had a fantastic experience with Michelle and Robert. They are extremely responsive, well-aware of the status of the current real estate market, it seems, everywhere, and are just very good people. They are competent, knowledgeable, and great people to have in your corner during what is typically a very stressful time in people's lives.
Michelle and Robert are a great team. Michelle was on top of the paperwork and was always available to us throughout the process. Robert is the guy you want with you when you're looking at a prospective buy, he'll spot problems you wouldn't know to look for. All in all, a great experience buying my new house!
Michelle was very pleasant to work with and is very easy going abd patient. This was our first home purchase and she took the time to explain all of the details that we may not of known prior to choosing our first home. She made us comfortable and didn't rush us in any way towards any purchase. Her and her partner were very flexible in meeting with us and even drove to us when we couldn't make it to her. She took time to go over all of our contracts we were signing and was by our side through the entire purchasing process. She also has some great references for contractors if your purchase is need of a little tlc. We will definately be calling her again in the future if we are ever in need of another home. Highly reccommend Michelle Lions and her lengthy list of contacts.


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Hi all, I have been benchmarking publish / subscribe (MapMessages) in SwiftMQ 3.2.0, and have found the performance to be significatly less than in 2.1.3. Using the default configuration, one publisher and 1-5 subscribers on the same machine, throughput has dropped from ~700 messages / second down to ~30 messages / second. This is more than a 20x decrease in performance. I realise there may be some cache settings I can tune, but latency is just as important as throughput in our application so batching messages is not appropriate for me.
Has anyone else observed this? I am benchmarking on AIX 4.3.3 with IBM JDK 1.3.0.
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Still Playing: Football Manager
The football itself isn't the draw with football, is it? I mean, sure there are people who watch it purely out of an appreciation for the sport, but they're seen as a little bit eccentric at best, don't you think? They're the kind of person about whom you'd say "They love football so much, they'd even go and watch a game in the park". The underlying implication being that no football at all would be preferable to football badly played and stripped of context.
No, it isn't the thrilling prospect of watching Grant Holt blunder into their team's offside trap that has fans religiously flocking to the grounds week after week. Rather, it's the sense of community and belonging it brings. The intangible feeling that the fates of yourself and your club are somehow intertwined; the notion that you've given so much of yourself to the cause that you've earned the right to refer to your team's antics using the pronoun 'we'.
And, of course, you watch it for those rare, rare moments – the last minute goals, the sprawling saves, the point-blank miss from your ex-striker – that make all those wet, dreary midweek 0-0s worthwhile. Football, like many sports, consists of long, drawn-out periods of monotony punctuated by flurries of action. This is why you have to fall in love with a club before football can get its claws into you; for the crescendos to resonate, they have to matter. Having this cultural competency is the difference between seeing football as a bunch of blokes kicking around a pig's bladder, and naming your first born after your club's anthropomorphic mascot.
And by extension, it's the difference between seeing Sports Interactive's Football Manager series as simply a collection of bar charts and stats and seeing it for what it actually is – one of the greatest story telling devices in all of video games.
Let me illustrate this point by telling you about the time one of those rare, rare moments happened to me. This isn't going to be a story of success, you understand – one of the genius things about Football Manager's design, I think, is that it's really easy – any semi-competent player can transform Rochdale into a European powerhouse within ten years. It's a flatterer of a game, and deep down I don't think the fanbase would have it any other way.
Instead, this is a story of glorious defeat; of failed heroes and heroic failure. This is the story of a 2-1 home defeat to Liverpool.
A little background before we begin; this particular save file saw me take control of Notts County, a cash-strapped club with the potential for growth, but one that found itself toiling in the basement division. After a rocky start to management, I decided to cut the majority of the squad's journeymen and rebuild using cast-offs from the country's top teams. Jack Cork and Nuno Morais joined from Chelsea; Ryan Garry and Wojciech Szezesny were fished out of Arsenal's dustbin; Peggy Lokando and (the now sadly deceased) Miki Roque moved south from Liverpool.
Before long, my fledglings began to gel and Notts would go on to comfortably claim the League One title. Indeed, they gelled a little too well – the Magpies would go on to squeak into the play-offs in their inaugural season in the Championship, and ultimately triumphed. This gave me the unenviable task of leading a team of cast-offs and misfits into action amongst the country's elite. While the paltry £2.25 million transfer budget allowed me to raid Man City's reserves for Ishmael Miller and Kasper Schmeichel – shrewd moves, I reckoned – there were holes all across the squad.
In the event, Notts managed to keep their head above water for most of the season (as I told you, it's an easy game), but could never quite break free of the relegation pack and found themselves just a few points above the drop side on the final day of the season.
Despite facing 2nd placed Liverpool on the final day, I wasn't unduly worried – 17th placed Ipswich were at home to relegated Sunderland, true, but 18th placed Charlton needed to win big to overhaul us – and they were facing an on-fire Arsenal team who had themselves recently qualified for the Champions League.
Of more concern was Notts' injury woes; first-choice defencemen Jack Cork and Ryan Garry both suffered knocks in training, which in conjunction with other existing injuries meant I was forced to hand Premier League debuts to full-backs Gary Silk and Austin McCann, two hapless endlings from the League Two days.
The were problems up front, too; top-scorer Ishmael Miller strained his ankle in the previous week's defeat by Wigan, and although he had somewhat recovered, he was in no shape to start the game. As my only prolific scorer, I was forced to name Miller on the bench and go with the misfiring duo of DJ Campbell and Radwan Hamed. These were not good omens, to say the least.
And so it proved within five minutes of the vital clash, played before a rabid sell-out crowd on a sweltering May afternoon. Defensive midfielder Nuno Morais sliced a routine clearance into the air in his own half which was ceased upon by Liverpool's Steven Gerrard, who threaded a pass through to Theo Walcott in the area. The striker, more clinical than his real-world counterpart, gleefully slotted the ball past a static Kasper Schmeichel with aplomb.
Early injuries to Steven Gerrard and Aaron Lennon briefly raised hope of a Notts comeback, but Notts were dreadful up and down the pitch and Hartem Ben Arfa dragged the Magpies deeper into the relegation mire in the 60th minute with a beautiful curling shot from outside the area. Now 2-0 and with little chance of salvation – indeed, Notts had only managed one tame shot on target in the entire game to this point – the attention now turned to the fates of our relegation rivals.
One of Football Manager's finer points is the way you can go into as much or as little detail as you fancy, and still have roughly the same amount of the fun. On this occasion I'd elected to have the division's other scores displayed in a side-bar – and the news wasn't good. While Ipswich's 1-0 lead – a lead they'd go on to keep comfortably – was expected, no-one could have predicted out-of-sorts Charlton to blaze into a 4-1 lead against Arsenal. It was a combination of results that left Notts marooned in the relegation zone of the live league table on goal difference, and needing a three-goal swing to escape it.
Notts huffed and puffed, but the rest of the match began to peter out as the team began to succumb to the inevitability of it all. And then, in the side-bar, a minor miracle in injury time; Thierry Henry had scored a brace in the 87th and 89th minutes to leave Charlton hanging on to a precarious 4-3 lead. As it stood, Notts were still relegated, but only now on goals scored. The home crowd new what this meant and communicated the message to the players on the pitch via the medium of roar – a consolation goal would be enough keep us up.
With that, Ishmael Miller limped on in place of McCann and the team reverted to an all-out attack 3-4-3 formation as they went in search of that elusive goal that would keep them in the division. But come the 93rd minute that goal had yet to come, and the news filtered through to the Meadow Lane crowd that Charlton and Ipswich had held on to their leads.
With seconds to go and with whistles echoing around the arena, uncomely midfielder Dominic Blizzard received the ball inside the Liverpool half and desperately launched it forward, as per team orders, in a rather inelegant fashion. And that's when it happened. Defensive midfielder Nuno Morais – the same man at blame for the first goal – somehow split the Liverpool defence and rifled past a despairing Chris Kirkland for his first goal in over two years. Meadow Lane erupted in celebration, and the Charlton fans – celebrating on the pitch just seconds before – sunk to their knees as the cruelty of their fate began to sink in.
I remember this chain of events as vividly today as I did on the cold, January morning they occurred over five years ago now. Despite only ever seeing the action unfold as played by tiddlywinks, every goal, every celebration, every tear of joy from the home fans and every tear of sorrow at the Valley is burned indelibly into my mind.
And it's such an easy thing for me to visualise because far from being fanciful, this kind of absurd drama is a commonplace occurrence at the crunch end of the season – from Sheringham and Solskjaer at Man United to Jimmy Glass at Carlisle to the Bryn, the police dog that saved Torquay in 1987 by biting their right-back, football folklore is full of unlikely heroes, and in my mind Nuno Morais – last spotted playing in Cyprus – will forever be part of that list.
And what made the moment all the more special? Is that I created it. Football Manager gave me the stats and the sheets, it's true, but I was the one who added the flourish that made it so glorious. You only have to read back the text report that followed Morais' last-gasp goal: "Notts can celebrate all they want – it's unlikely to make difference now" to know that Football Manger's game engine knew nothing of the import of the goal.
Books are my favourite kind of media because they allow you to do something that visual media denies you; they give you the chance to create characters and moments and universes in your head using only a text as a source material. I used to love Infocom's Zork games for giving me an even more interactive extension of that pleasure, but if we are to finally admit to ourselves that the text adventure genre is never coming back, then as a storytelling device, Football Manager is a more than adequate replacement. It's only stats and sidebars to those that don't understand what it is that makes football fans tick.
So enjoy the new season, and remember – when you're 4-0 down to Grimsby on a bracing January evening, remember why you do it. For those rare, rare Nuno Morais moments.


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After the release of iPad Air people began re-imagining iPhones to match the "Air" aesthetics. But what about the possibility of an Apple TV Air? Well, nobody was expecting that. Curved is behind this one too, after the wirelessly rechargeable touch-enabled Apple TV remote concept and the remote slash gamepad concepts, showed off in the last couple of weeks.
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Looks like the rumor mill just can't get enough of Apple TV. This time, the speculations are on a deal between Apple and Comcast to bring channels from the US largest cable TV network to the Apple TV. And as per analysts, Apple TV 4 might be the first one to feature the same.
Together with a German tech blog Curved.de, Martin Hajek, a popular 3D designer, has worked out a concept design of a next Apple set-top box – an Apple TV touch, on which we reported a few days back. The highlight of this concept was a new, completely redesigned touch-based remote. Leter on, Hajek added a new, different concept of a remote – he turned it into a "true gaming controller". This is how it might look like.
In the current incarnation of the Apple TV, Apple has created an install base of tens of millions of incredibly powerful devices, essentially a stealth army of living room soldiers awaiting orders. Here are some ways Apple could leverage the existing devices to transform the living room experience, without trying to sell a 40" or larger TV set.
Remember that Add Site hack described by the iOS hacker David Schuetz, last fall? It was a quick trick in 5.x that enabled an Add site button on your home-screen which could be pointed to a media server and the content viewed in an Apple TV styled menu. As it turned out, the hack was revealed a bit a too late, as Apple had already patched it then in the 6.0 update. You can read more about the hack here. After a long research, Schuetz has finally found a way to make 'Add Site' work under Apple TV 6.x (details below), what made him wonder: Is this a prelude to wider availability of Apple TV app development?


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What a impressive pen....
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What a impressive pen. When I first received it I was a little concerned because
it felt a little cheap. That is, comparing it to the feel of a Safari it didn't
feel as well constructed. But then again there is $8-$10 difference. Then I put
the blue/black cartridge in and took it for a test drive. All of my concern was
ripped away. This fountain pen is awesome. I guess I forgot that sailor (the
king of fountain pen nibs) was behind the product. I think it is every bit as
good of a writer as any one of the 8 safari's I own. I keep comparing those two
pens because I think they fit the same market. I usually don't like to write
with the cap posted but I found that fro me was the better way to go with this
pen. It is a little light without it. But posted the pen is very well balanced.
If you are looking for a fountain pen that won't break your heart if you loose
it, have kids you want to introduce the fountain pen world to, are an adult and
want to get into writing with fountain pens, or just looking to add another
unique pen to your collection this is a wonderful choice. I haven't tried to
fill the barrel with bottle ink yet but I believe that is the only solution
unless you want to use the cartridges they designed for this pen. I am not
anticipating it will cause a problem. Even sticking with the cartridges wouldn't
be a deal breaker. They have a few fun colors and the blue/black the pen comes
with is great and I also used the reddish/brown (purchased separately) and
really enjoy both of the colors.
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Great pen for beginn...
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Great pen for beginners
February 18, 2014
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I was so excited about this pen - it's SO CUTE. But it was kind of
disappointing. It feels cheaply made. The fine nib is nice but the ink bleeds
so you don't really get a very fine, precise line. I also hate that I have to
screw on the cap. I get up from my desk and walk around a lot at work and I have
to cap the pen every time I go anywhere for more than a few minutes because it
will dry out if I leave it uncapped too long. But the ink is nice and dark and
it's easy to refill, so I guess that's good. This pen was just sort of meh for
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Tuesday was a night in which basketball teams in Region 2A-AAAAA had a chance to take a stranglehold on the subregion.
With wins, the Grovetown High School girls and the Evans boys would have run their region records to 5-0 with four games to play while holding tiebreakers over two of the other three county teams heading into play Friday.
Lakeside and Greenbrier had other thoughts.
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The Greenbrier High School Lady Wolfpack proved that not much separates the top three teams in Region 2A-AAAAA Tuesday night.
With the Grovetown Lady Warriors having a chance to all but seal up first place in the subregion, the Lady Wolfpack recovered after letting a late lead slip away to win on the road, 56-49.
So now while the Lady Warriors are still in the driver's seat with a 15-5 mark, 4-1 in the subregion, the Lady Wolfpack (14-6, 3-2) sit just one game behind with four to play.
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With two of their top players – Kayshawn Marshall and Rod Demmons – out of action, the Greenbrier High School Wolfpack made a breakthrough Tuesday night.
Sparked by sophomore Justen Hartfield's 25 points, the Wolfpack held off the host Grovetown Warriors to earn their first subregion victory of the year.
Greenbrier High School's Morgan Taylor is making a transition on the basketball court that she hopes will help her transition to the collegiate ranks.
The Lady Wolfpack's junior played her first two high school seasons as a forward and was a 2013 First Team All-Region 2-AAAAA and 2013 First Team All-County performer.
Standing at 5 feet 7 inches and seeing that her position at the next level would most likely be at guard, she started working at that position over the summer and into the current season.
An up-and-down night for the Harlem Bulldogs ended on a positive note Friday.
After seeing a seven-point, third-quarter lead vanish, the Bulldogs fought back from a five-point deficit with just over three minutes left in the game to beat the Screven County Gamecocks 67-65.
Rayshun Morris found Austin Hubert in the lane and his short jumper with six seconds left was the game-winner.
Thursday night's wrestling meet at Grovetown High School served a dual purpose.
While it was a team competition, it helped prepare individual wrestlers for the Region 2-AAAAA Traditional meet coming up on Jan. 31 at Northside, Warner Robins.
It was the host Warriors, in front of their home crowd for the first time this season in their final team meet of the year, who emerged victorious with wins over Greenbrier (51-30), Burke County (64-17) and Richmond Academy (60-16).
When Lakeside High School senior Cole Pittman signed to play baseball at East Georgia State College Wednesday, one of his biggest fears was put to rest.
"Oh my gosh, I was so scared going into this year," said Pittman. "What if I don't go anywhere, my baseball career is over."
Cal Ripken is coming to Columbia County.
I don't know whether my baseball hero will ever be here personally, especially after the way his other dealings in the area went, but his brand of baseball will make its arrival this spring.
Yes, the East Georgia Cal Ripken Baseball League will debut this spring in Grovetown, providing another avenue for youth to play baseball in addition to recreation leagues and Martinez Evans Little League.
Round 1 goes to the Grovetown High School Lady Warriors.
After the first of three rounds of Region 2A-AAAAA play, the Lady Warriors emerged atop the standings with a 3-0 mark.
After beating Lakeside and Greenbrier, the Lady Warriors jumped out to a huge lead against Evans Tuesday night and made it hold up, winning 47-37.
On December 27, the Evans High School Knights lost 79-75 to Grovetown in the second round of their Christmas tournament in a game that went down to the final buzzer.
On Tuesday night in Grovetown, the Knights ensured the outcome was decided well before the end with a 69-48 thumping of the Warriors.
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April 21, 2012
Excellent. I've used...
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Excellent. I've used these before and am glad JP has them now. Could be the best
liners out there. Remind me of Rapidograph without the need to refill and fuss
with fragile tips that Rapidograph from Rotring or Koh i Noor has OR with faber
tips that wear out after a while and produce different line thickness.
Regarding tip sizes, as with all manufacturers the tip size (eg 005 = 0.3mm not 005 mm) is not universal but company assigned. So, as per some Japanese web sites, Ohto Graphic liners are as follows: 005 = 0.3 mm 01 = 0.4 mm 02 = 0.5 mm 03 = 0.7 mm 05 = 1 mm 1 = ? (could not find this one) 12 people found this helpful
October 8, 2013
This is NOT like a Rapidograph...
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This is NOT like a Rapidograph pen. The Jetpens description (both on the item
itself and in the "Graphic Drawing Pens" blog article) is, in my opinion,
misleading. This is not a technical pen, it's a rollerball with pigment ink.
If that's all you're looking for, great.
If you aren't familiar with technical pens, Wikipedia has a good article, but in essence you have a needle in a shaft fed by a reservoir. The diameter of the shaft determines the width of the line, and the needle inside regulates ink flow. They require a different technique for use from traditional pens and pencils, as the tip (particularly on thinner gauge pens) has a tendency to dig into and/or cut paper if they are pushed rather than pulled. If you want to write, sketch, or otherwise futz about, you don't want a technical pen; they're precision tools for precision work. The term "needle point" has expanded to describe rollerballs on the end of a cylinder a la the Pilot Hi-Tec-C, differentiating them from rollerballs at the top of a cone, a la the Uni Signo, and that seems to be the source of the confusion here. This pen functions similarly to a Precise V5, Hi-Tec-C, Slicci, etc. It is much smoother than a technical pen... and also much less precise. It tends to be slightly gloppy at the start of a line. If you're an artist or a writer, you might never notice. If you're an architect or a drafter, or anyone who demands a consistent line, it's unacceptable. It most certainly would've affected my grades back in school. So much for what this pen is not... what it IS, is a good, thin rollerball with pigment ink. I hope this means archival ink... the barrel states that it is water proof and fade proof, but it doesn't say anything about its pH level. At least, not in English -- I can't read the Japanese! I bought a pair of them, and they both write well, with no skipping or trouble starting. For anything but precise production work, it's a darn fine pen. 6 people found this helpful
November 28, 2012
Love the ink and the...
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Love the ink and the feel of this pen, though I find the 0.05mm to be a little
scratchy to my liking. I press pretty hard with my pen as I write, so if you
share a similar writing style, consider a slightly larger width. I do like the
sturdiness of the pen and the point—I have never felt like it could break if I
pressed too hard. Not the most comfortable grip of any pen I've used, but I
don't find it bothersome. Overall a great needle point pen!
4 people found this helpful
October 21, 2012
Finally, a durable liner...
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Finally, a durable liner pen with waterproof ink even. One thing though, the
pen I took on a recent plane trip has started to blob/leak out the vent hole
above the point (hence minus one star). Other than that though this pen is great
for sketching and fine line work.
4 people found this helpful
January 15, 2013
Bought a 03 Graphic Liner...
Bought a 03 Graphic Liner based on positive reviews and I'm happy with the fast
ink flow. The line weight is consistent.
I'll purchase more of these. 2 people found this helpful
January 26, 2015
So far this is a great...
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So far this is a great pen. Very very fine point, finer than the Staedler
Pigment Liner's I'm used to.
November 11, 2014
Precise, with ink that...
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Precise, with ink that is slightly lighter than I prefer. The pen has good
consistency and feel. I compare this to my Rapid-O-Graph 0.30, but does not
have the feeling of absolute precision of that pen.
November 10, 2014
Nice black line, but...
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Nice black line, but not the most consistent or smooth
November 2, 2014
favorite pen currently!!
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favorite pen currently!!
I bought this simply because it was cheap, and I needed to push my order over 25$ because I'm not willing to pay for shipping. So I didn't know what it was, but I needed a small liner for details and figured "it's cheap, why not". Got it and was definitely surprised at how easily it writes. I bought this at the end of August as sort of a "back-to-school" order, and this instantly became my go-to for not only doodles, but intricate pieces, as well as taking notes in all of my classes. Is it good? Yes! As long as you give it time to dry, it doesn't bleed when erasing pencil, and alcohol-based markers (Like Prismacolor and Copic) work beautifully with it. And it's waterproof! But for all pens like this, give them time to really dry out or it will bleed like nuts. Favorite pen in the world right now, and I've only just recently started seeing the drying out after months of nonstop use. |
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October 27, 2014
I like the metal point....
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I like the metal point. I'm hard on pens, and need the metal tip. I will be
traveling overseas with it instead of my Rapidographs, which are way too messy
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Brothers Phung Van and Vuong Van have a lot in common: both played sports, sustained injuries, and ultimately embraced chiropractic care as a way to heal. Today, the two doctors share their knowledge with patients in their practice, using modern and traditional techniques to relieve pain and ward off future injury. Adjustments and orthotics realign the body, while kinesio taping and rehabilitative exercises help clients get back on the court. The office also promotes peace and wellness with massage therapy and acupuncture treatments.
Doctor of Chiropractic Chris Tomshack opened the first HealthSource office in 2006 and has watched his business take flight. Named No. 1 New Franchise by Entrepreneur in 2011 and profiled in Inc., HealthSource has grown to more than 400 offices nationwide. The expansion is due in part to progressive-treatment protocols and business systems and in part to the experience Dr. Tomshack gained while in the US Air Force and the MBA program at the University of Toledo, and at Palmer College of Chiropractic, where he graduated summa cum laude.
At each of his offices, a team of chiropractors, licensed massage therapists, and trainers helps to alleviate ailments such as disk degeneration and fibromyalgia. The team can also tailor treatments to alleviate pain from carpal tunnel syndrome, migraines, or arthritis. Licensed, board-certified acupuncturist Shannan Walker performs sessions that help relieve pain and stress. A progressive-rehab program works with body areas that are known to cause trouble, such as weak lower backs and rebellious pinky toes.
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Licensed doctors Tim Erickson, Lori Portnoy, and Eric Eickhorst eschew needle-based acupuncture, instead easing myriad ailments with gentle electrical stimulation, fingertip pressure, and metallic balls. After a consultation to determine the appropriate treatment itinerary, patients receive full spine x-rays and an exam. Next, a brief relief treatment stretches spines to help reduce muscle spasms and aches while preparing patients for International Crabwalk to Work Day. The acupuncture treatment usually lasts fewer than two minutes and helps to attack causes of corporeal discomfort, such as ulcers, abnormal blood pressure, and headaches.
Reflections of Health Integrative Care Center's trained staff dissipate tension-filled nodules through a one-hour massage and wellness practices tailored for each client. Let the licensed therapists decompress overstressed bodies with the deep-tissue massage, in which a muscle manipulator's dexterous digits delve into the deeper layers of tissue to release chronic stress and cooped-up sardines. Treat tired tootsies to the foot-centric reflexology massage, during which specific nerve zones in the feet are targeted to bring harmony to tone-deaf Achilles tendons, or unwind as a therapist renders relaxation and physiological benefits through a hot-stone massage. Other available massages include Swedish, sports, and prenatal.
Ten of the same diagnoses of back pain may require 10 different treatment plans, so the chiropractor and staff at Bria Chiropractic Center personalize recovery programs for each patient. The center's natural services include manual chiropractic adjustments and massages. The staff also relieves pain with ultrasound therapy that massages soft tissue and muscles using small sound waves.


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Memorial Hospital Agenda for today
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
The Memorial Hospital board meeting
7 p.m. today
Platinum Conference Room, 745 Russell St.
• Call to order by chairman Ron Danner
• Agenda review
• Opportunity for public to address the board
• Recognition
• Consent agenda:
- Approve Aug. 26 board meeting minutes
- Accept Sept. 20 building committee meeting minutes
- Accept Sept. 22 of joint conference committee meeting minutes
- Accept Sept. 23 finance committee meeting minutes
- Accept Sept. 21 TMH Foundation meeting minutes
- Accept Sept. 10 medical staff meeting minutes
• Executive session to discuss contractual matters
• Action items:
- Recommendation by medical executive committee of medical staff privileges.
- Recommendation of approval of family practice clinical privileges.
- Recommendations by finance committee: amend previous motion of approval of Archival Scanning System; approve copier lease; approve Bank and Investment Account.
• Authorizations:
- Recommendation to approve TMH Patient Move Manual.
- Act on VNA Phase I Schematic Drawings for remodel.
• Discussion items
• Reports:
- Chief of Staff Report
- CEO Report George Rohrich
- SEO Report Samantha Johnston
- CQO/Interim CCO Report Beka Warren
- Interim CFO Report Woody Hathaway
- QHR Report Mitch Edgeworth
• Other business:
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..fact is, many of them vote for those who would disarm us and further advance government tyranny and they also shape societal norms and what is 'commonly accepted'.
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Is America's center rising again? It certainly seems that way.
Comedian Richard Lewis, the so-called "Prince of Pain" you may recognize from HBO's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" performs in Phoenix. Comedy Central has recognized Lewis as one of the top 50 stand-up comedians of all time, and he was charted on GQ Magazine's list of the 20th Century's Most Influential Humorists.
Humorist Dave Barry has said, "the greatest invention in the history of mankind is beer. The wheel was also a fine invention, but the wheel does not go nearly as well with pizza."
The television humorist and star of "The Sinbad Show" performs stand-up comedy in Chandler.
Comedians often seek notoriety by pushing the limits. Bill Engvall, of Blue Collar Comedy fame, took a different road. Early in his career he decided to keep his routines clean, focusing instead on relatable topics everyone can enjoy.
The musical "The Will Rogers Follies" uses the backdrop of the Ziegfield Follies to tell the story of famed humorist Will Rogers. Jarret Mallon will don the cowboy hat and play Rogers again for a third time in Arizona Broadway Theatre's production, which opens Friday in Peoria.
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Jeanne Robertson, the humorist-turned-Internet sensation — and 6-foot-2-inch, 68-year-old former Miss North Carolina — performs comedy live. You may know her from SiriusXM radio or her 14 million views on YouTube.
DETAILS >> 7 p.m. Thursday. Orpheum Theatre, 203 W. Adams St., Phoenix. $32.50. (800) 745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com.
Winter Visitor Welcome: Flash your out-of-state drivers license at the admission booth, and get buy-one-get-one-free admission at this botanical park and bird-watching hotspot. Guided tours of the main trail will be offered at 11 a.m. Saturday and Sunday, and Minnesota humorist and musician Mark Fogelson will share Norwegian humor and original songs at 2 p.m. each day.
DETAILS >> Offer good Saturday and Sunday. Boyce Thompson Arboretum State Park, 37615 U.S. Highway 60, Superior. $9 for adults, $4.50 for kids ages 5-12. (520) 689-2811 or www.ag.arizona.edu/bta.
Unlike many other nations, in this country you can pray without the benefit of someone from the government handing you a script of what to tell God.
What do a slow tortoise, slick snake and lazy lizard have in common? They all lived in the Valley before we did.
MEXICO CITY - Remember the road we have traveled for a decade since September 11, 2001. It's important.
Kiel Klaphake, Arizona Broadway Theatre's executive producer, with the help of 16 unsuspecting audience members, announced ABT's lineup of productions for its upcoming seventh season.
Kiel Klaphake, Arizona Broadway Theatre's executive producer, with the help of 16 unsuspecting audience members, announced ABT's lineup of productions for its upcoming seventh season.
Kiel Klaphake, Arizona Broadway Theatre's executive producer, with the help of 16 unsuspecting audience members, announced ABT's lineup of productions for its upcoming seventh season.
NEW YORK - Jon Stewart is a busy man, a most important man who has no time for such pastimes as reading for pleasure.
Best-selling author, radio personality and consummate storyteller Garrison Keillor is charming, witty and always entertaining. The writer and humorist best known for his popular public radio variety show "A Prairie Home Companion" will share stories about the people of the fictional town of Lake Wobegon in a one-night special engagement this week in the Valley.
Poet, storyteller, humorist and popular radio show host Garrison Keillor spoke Sunday of his 11th-grade love, Margaret, the smartest girl in school, whom he wrote a sonnet for.
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Mesa Desert Ridge High School and Gilbert Highland High School have combined efforts with the Arizona High School/College Relations Council to present information to students and parents about community college and university programs available throughout Arizona.
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Fans of "A Prairie Home Companion" can stop sending Garrison Keillor flowers. The humorist and best-selling author says he's just fine after recently suffering a mild stroke and is back at work preparing for the new season of his popular radio show.
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I don't need any missiles, my Mormon ice breath powers already takes care of the haters. Although an anti-gravitational propulsion engine would be pretty sweet. So I could hang out on the moon or something. I'll probably ask for that next year. And thank yer~.
No adventures. I didn't get my missionary bike this year. :c Lmao. I did get some coffee mugs and alcohol though LOL. I are the very best Mormon evarr.
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Martin Luther King, Jr. (January 15, 1929 – April 4, 1968) was an American clergyman, activist, and prominent leader in the African-American Civil Rights Movement. He is best known for his role in the advancement of civil rights using nonviolent civil disobedience.
Saturday, January 17, 2015
On Monday, January 19th (11 am to 2 pm), Sam, the son of the founder of Colinette Yarns, will be at Tempe Yarn to help roll out their Arizona Dream Kit trunk show.
But Sam is more than a pretty face with a Welsh accent, he has been involved in every aspect of the Colinette Yarn business. Come listen to him share his industry experiences but don't be surprised if he tells some Welsh folk tales.
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
This Class Starts on Thursday(1/15) at Tempe Yarn
Have you
ever wanted to make a Cardigan Sweater that fits you like it was made
for you? Now you can gain those skills and master sweaters once and for all.
Angela Smart, a true master knitter, will be starting a Cardigan Design Class 101 on January 15
from 4 to 6 pm. This class meets
once per week for ten weeks through March 19th.
(special comment from Terry) This is a class that frees you to be an
independent knitter. While the focus is making a sweater that fits
you...specific to your body type and measurements, it is much more. In this
class you will want to bring a notebook and capture all the tips, tricks and
knowledge that Angela so freely shares. You get so much more than a sweater
that fits you like no other garment. At the end of the 10 weeks, you will have
mastered skills that translate to all of your knitting.
It starts on Thursday
(1/15 at 4 pm) so don't think to long. Do something nice for yourself, you will
not regret it.
Share the Love 2.0
Yarn and Tempe Yarn are excited to introduce this very special program
that will bring together fiber enthusiasts from both
yarn stores.
Through Share the Love we hope you will give and receive products you love and develop some new friends to cherish
along the way.
All members will receive a member number (shhh it's a secret!) that you will put on all of the "gifts" you give.
You will have a week to drop off your gifts and then a week to pick up your presents from your new mystery friend.
you will have a new mystery friend assigned to you and will receive
some information about them to guide you in the gift giving. So
during this event you will have exchanged 2 gifts with 2 new friends.
worry about the "gift wrap" or the winding; we will
package it up for you. At the end of this event we will be hosting a
"meet and greet" party for all members so that you can meet your
new friends in person.
Stop by one of the shops and get the details.
The sign up for "Share the Love" is open till
January 31st.
"It's not just a yarn shop
…it's a community!"
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Expand Your Fiber Arts Skills
We have 3 upcoming classes that will help you get even more addicted to fiber arts...
Introduction to Hand Painting Cotton Yarn - Sunday January 25th from 1pm-4pm.
Call TYF today to sign up for these classes, 480-557-9166
Cardigan Sweater Design 101- Thursday January 15th - March 19th 4pm-6pm. This class meets weekly for a total of 10 weeks.
Beginning Floor Loom Weaving Class - Tuesday, January 20th (from 11am-3pm) and Wednesday, Jan 21st (from 11am-4pm).
Call TYF today to sign up for these classes, 480-557-9166
Saturday, January 10, 2015
Friday, January 02, 2015
Manos Del Uruguay Trunk Show @ Tempe Yarn
Manos del Uruguay makes some of the
best yarns in the world.
From January 14th to 31st, Tempe Yarn
will have not only a great selection of their yarns,
but lots and lots of garments made from them.
Watch here for more information.
Thursday, January 01, 2015
Happy New Year!!!!
Goodbye 2014, Hello 2015!!
As we welcome the New Year, we just wanted to take a moment to say Thanks for all your support in 2014. Becasue of YOU, Tempe Yarn and Arizona Yarn is "Not just a yarn shop, its a community"!
May 2015 bring you good health, wealth and lots of yarn and fiber!
We hope to see you at Tempe Yarn today for our
Annual Potluck and Yarn Fest.
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
Gecko Yarns
We are happy to announce a new local artist, Gecko Yarns. In January both Tempe Yarn & Arizona Yarn will carry Gecko Yarns. This local indie dyer offers great yarns in a variety of bases, weights and colors. We have had a lot of requests lately for graduated color yarns and that just so happens to be her specialty. Stay tuned on our Facebook and watch for tweets from TYF/AYF Twitter for more details on the arrival of this new line of yarns.
A sample if Gecko Yarns! |
Friday, December 26, 2014
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
A very BIG Thank You...
As many of you know, during the months of October & November we did a collection for the Chrysalis Shelter in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Because we have such a loving, generous, caring and giving community, we were able to collect quite a bit of stuff. I took the donated items to Kelly last week and she was so thankful for everything you gave. Often times these woman have nothing but the clothes on there back and are in desperate need of these basic things.
I am so touched and amazed by the generosity of our community and how we have always come together to help out those in need. Be it hats for the men and woman in uniform, clothes for the Transitional Living center, Hedgehogs for the Ronald McDonald House, Hugs for Japan and so many other community service projects, our TYF/AYF community is always there to support others.
I just wanted to take a moment and express my deep gratitude for all of you. Our community is so special and never ceases to amaze me. We appreciate each and every one of you.
Thank You for being YOU!!!!
I am so touched and amazed by the generosity of our community and how we have always come together to help out those in need. Be it hats for the men and woman in uniform, clothes for the Transitional Living center, Hedgehogs for the Ronald McDonald House, Hugs for Japan and so many other community service projects, our TYF/AYF community is always there to support others.
I just wanted to take a moment and express my deep gratitude for all of you. Our community is so special and never ceases to amaze me. We appreciate each and every one of you.
Thank You for being YOU!!!!
Sunday, December 21, 2014
Merry Christmas Eve!!
Twas the night before Christmas and all around me
There was unfinished knitting not under the tree.
The stockings weren't hung by the chimney with care
'Cause the heels and the toes had not a stitch there.
But I had not finished the caps for their heads.
Dad was asleep—he was no help at all.
And the sweater for him was six sized too small.
When out on the lawn there arose such a clatter,
I put down my needles to see what was the matter.
Away to the window I flew like a flash.
Tripped over my yarn and fell down in my stash.
The tangle of yarn that lay deep as the snow
Reminded me how far I still had to go.
When out on the lawn I heard such a noise,
I was sure it would wake up both Dad and the boys.
And although I was tired and my brain a bit thick,
I knew in a moment it must be St Nic.
Yet what I heard left me very perplex-ed
For nothing I heard was what I expect-ed.
"Move Rowan! Move Cascade! Move Between-the Colors and Clover!
Move Dyelicious! Move Spud Chloe! Move Noro! Move over!
Shepards Wool, don't circle around, just stand there in line.
Pay attention you sheep and you'll work out just fine!
I know this is hard, as it's just your first year,
But I'd hate to go back to 8 tiny reindeer."
I peered over the sill. What I saw was amazing!
Eight wooly sheep on my lawn all a-grazing!
And then in a twinkle, I heard at the door
Santa's big boots stomping on the porch floor.
I rose from my knees and got back on my feet.
As I turned around, St Nic I did meet.
He was dressed all in wool from his head to his toe
And his clothes were hand knit from above to below.
And his toys were all stuffed in an Crocheted Market Bag / sack.
His hat was a wonder of bobbles and lace,
A beautiful frame for his rosy red face.
The scarf on his neck could have stretched for a mile,
And the socks peeking over his boots were Argyle.
On the back of his mitts was an intricate cable.
And suddenly on one I spotted a small label:
"S.C." in duplicate on the cuff.
So I asked, "Hey, Nic, did YOU knit all this stuff?"
He proudly replied, "Ho, ho, ho, yes I did.
I learned how to knit when I was a kid."
He was chubby and plump, a well-dressed old man,
And I laughed to myself, for I'd thought up a plan.
I flashed him a grin and jumped up in the air,
He spoke not a word, but looked down in his lap
Where I had laid my needles and yarn for a cap.
He began then to knit, first one cap then two.
For the first time I thought I might really get through.
He put heels in the stockings and toes in some socks,
While I sat back drinking a hard cider on the rocks.
Quickly like magic his needles they flew,
Good Grief! He was finished by two!
He sprang for his sleigh when I let him go free,
And over his shoulder he looked back at me.
I heard him explain as he sailed past the moon,
Merry Christmas to all, and to all
a good night!
Terry, Fred, Aaron, Amanda,
Allari, Candy, Krysten, Erin, Lori, Janeen, Leslie, Katie, Marla, Tiffany,
Angela, Cynthia
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Birthday Wishes....
Today is a special day for someone in our TYF/AYF family...most of you know her as the amazing lady that runs AYF, some of us are fortunate enough to call her a friend and I am lucky enough to call her family. Today, we hope that she has a day as special as she is.
Please join us in wishing Amanda a very Happy Birthday!
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Anzula Trunk Show in Progress
Only 2.5 hours left to check out the Anzula Trunk Show
at Tempe Yarn!!!
Here is a sampling of what they have:
This is a true "Trunk Show" as you can see, everything is in trunks!
Monday, December 15, 2014
Friday, December 05, 2014
Annual Local Artist Celebration at TYF and AYF
Don't miss our annual
Local Artist Celebration.
We are excited to bring together some of the
best local artist in the valley.
Join us December 6th, from 11am to 4pm at Tempe Yarn
December 13th, from 12pm to 5pm at Arizona Yarn (Gilbert)
This is the perfect opportunity to buy holiday gifts for
friends, family or yourself!
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I had no idea about any of this, but am now watching the videos at work...hope this doesn't hurt my productivity...UH OH
We were interviewed by James last night and it was just posted today. It is the "Partigyles Gone Wild" podcast. The interview was lots of fun. Talking with James before and after, I can tell you he is a real decent and funny guy and he knows his stuff. His experiments with BYO are pretty cool too, hope to get involved in one sometime. He makes an effort to keep the subject matter "basic" so it is accessible to the most people.
I don't have "hobbies", I'm developing a robust Post-Apocalyptic skill set.Little House On the Sand Pit on WordpressTwo If By Sea Brewing (2XC) on FacebookFacebook BIAB GroupFacebook Southcoast Homebrewers email@example.com Gone Wild on Basic Brewing Radio <-Hey, that's me!


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Putin - Brazil - SondaJuly 14 during the visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin in Brazil Sonda Technologies signed long-term cooperation agreement with Brazilian state company SANEPAR.
New patent receivedSonda Technologies employees registered in Rospatent new method of papillary patterns coding - «The way of ridge count on the basis of the topology of fingerprint pattern». |
Report to RF PresidentOctober 26 the Sonda Technologies' General Director gave the report to the RF President at the 27th conference of Commission at Russian Federation President.
Sonda in the top five in NIST testing
Following the results of completed NIST testing FpVTE the Sonda company has entered the top five and fully deserved its place among such world leaders in biometrics like NEC, 3M Cogent, Morpho. FpVTE was conducted to assess the current capabilities of fingerprint matching algorithms using operational datasets containing several million subjects.
Vladimir Putin - Brazil - Sonda
July 14 during the visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin in Brazil Sonda Technologies signed long-term cooperation agreement with Brazilian state company SANEPAR, Paraná State.
Searching speed - 2.5 times higher!
The Sonda developers have made a new advance. They have improved the core of the identification program so that the fingerprint comparison speed increased 2.5 times without losing identification accuracy.
Modern technology at Futurecom in Rio de Janeiro
October 24 in Rio de Janeiro, Russian companies have presented modern information and communication technologies at the international exhibition Futurecom.


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League One hopefuls Swindon have snapped up West Ham striker Frank Nouble on loan.
As revealed by skysports.com earlier this week, Nouble has joined the League One promotion hopefuls on loan for a month.
Robins boss Danny Wilson has moved for Nouble after losing forwards Billy Paynter and Vincent Pericard to injury.
Nouble has only recently returned to West Ham after a loan spell at West Brom, but Hammers boss Gianfranco Zola is happy to farm out the teenager again so that he can gain some valuable first-team experience.
The 18-year-old is set to go straight into the Swindon squad for this weekend's clash with league leaders Norwich.


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Hotel Miramare - Catania
Viale Kennedy, 42 - Catania
1-877-662-6988The surroundings offer extensive tourist-friendly facilities like beautiful beaches. The hotel is located a short ride from Catania center, where you will find varied shopping options, art galleries and historic sites. This wheelchair-friendly hotel features access and special facilities for disabled guests.
Among other facilities, the hotel features access to a private beach, a private garage, complimentary wireless Internet access throughout the building and an excellent restaurant, where guests will enjoy the very best of local cuisine, as well as a varied selection of international specialties. An airport shuttle is available with advance notice.
The first room presented was not in order, smell very bad, small and the heating s...
Venere Guest, BelgiumThese reviews have been left by customers who actually stayed at this hotel
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Breakfast at Hotel Miramare
A free buffet breakfast is available between 7:30 AM and 9:30 AM.
Hotel Facilities at Miramare
- Dogs allowed
- Lift/elevator
- Room service - limited hour
- Laundry room
- Pets accepted
- Multilingual staff
- City tour
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Concierge
- Internet/Email services
- Restaurant/Dining
- Cafeteria
- Conference room
- Shuttle service
- Free parking
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
Know before you go
- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Children 3 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
Check-in: after 2 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
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 and is collected at the property in cash: EUR 1.5 per person, per night, up to a maximum of 3 nights. Guests exempted from the tax: Catania residents; exchange students; University students; children under 18 years of age; coach drivers and tour leaders for groups of at least 25 people (1 coach driver and 1 tour leader per group); disabled persons, patients, and their companions/helpers (max 2 per patient), subject to submission of proper documents to the property.
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.
Miramare Hotel reviews
- October 2014
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- Couple
- Belgium
The first room presented was not in order, smell very bad, small and the heating system was destroyed with some dead insects. The reception give us another room, small apartment. It was in order and good confort. This hotel isn't not well managed, in few years it will be out. the restaurant provides a simple food but good for a small stay. Personnel is competent.
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Room Details
Book your pet-friendly accommodation at the 39-room Miramare. Satellite TV channels offer entertainment at the end of a busy day. Business travelers visiting the Catania Fontanarossa Airport area will have access to free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks and safes.
Private bathrooms are outfitted with showers and complimentary toiletries. Minibars and hair dryers are supplied in each room to facilitate basic travel needs. Additional comforts include air conditioning.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Mini bar
- Baby cots/cribs available
- Hairdryer in each room
- Safe
- Satellite TV
- Desk
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Hotel Miramare
La Plaja - 0.8 km / 0.5 miCatania Beach - 1.5 km / 0.9 mi
Ursino Castle - 3.2 km / 2 mi
Porta Garibaldi - 3.3 km / 2 mi
Villa Pacini - 3.3 km / 2.1 mi
Catania Port - 3.3 km / 2.1 mi
Casa Museo Giovanni Verga - 3.4 km / 2.1 mi
Piazza Mazzini - 3.4 km / 2.1 mi
Roman Columns - 3.4 km / 2.1 mi
Catania Fish Market - 3.4 km / 2.1 mi
Fontana dell'Amenano - 3.4 km / 2.1 mi
Diocesano Museum - 3.4 km / 2.1 mi
Fontana dell'Elefante - 3.5 km / 2.2 mi
Museo del Giocattolo - 3.5 km / 2.2 mi
Marella Ferrera Museum - 3.5 km / 2.2 mi
The preferred airport for Miramare is Catania (CTA-Fontanarossa) - 1.6 km / 1 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 Miramare
- Shuttle service
- Free parking
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
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Hi, I am still trying to decipher the McKee's in my family. This is the part that mixes me up. Here is part of what I have. Benjamin McKee and Margaret had: Francis John bap. Nov 28 1830 Mary bap July 23 1834 William Archibald bap Oct 28 1837 James Oliver bap Sept 5 1839 Alexander Henry Bruce bap Oct 1 1843 I also have another Benjamin, though don't know where he fits in, I sort of think that he is older and married to Margaret Woods. Although there is a Benjamin that married a Margaret Jamieson. These baptisms were done in Quebec City. If these names fit, I have quite a few others. Bye for now, Sherry
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What would the quintessential Italian homestead look like to you? Is it a cozy crib situated atop a hill in the countryside? Is it constructed of walls made of two hundred-year-old bricks and mortar? Is every room different from the rest consisting of unique artifacts and memorabilia? If so, you've just pictured Italian FMX rider Vanni Oddera's house in Pontinvrea; a small commune in the Province of Savona in the northern tip of Italy.
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If two operators commute then both quantities can be measured at the same time, if not then there is a tradeoff in the accuracy in the measurement for one quantity vs. the other.
Operators are commonly used to perform a specific mathematical operation on another function. The operation can be to take the derivative or integrate with respect to a particular term, or to multiply, divide, add or subtract a number or term with regards to the initial function. Operators are commonly used in physics, mathematics and chemistry, often to simplifiy complicated equations such as the Hamiltonian operator, used to solve the Schrödinger equation.
Operators are generally characterized by a hat. Thus they generally appear like the following equation with \(\hat{E}\) being the operator operating on \(f(x)\)
\(\hat{E} f(x) = g(x)\)
For example if \(\hat{E} = d/dx\) then:
\(g(x) = f'(x)\)
One property of operators is that the order of operation matters. Thus:
\(\hat{A}\hat{E}f(x) \not= \hat{E}\hat{A}f(x)\)
unless the two operators commute. Two operators commute if the following equation is true:
\(\left[\hat{A},\hat{E}\right] = \hat{A}\hat{E} - \hat{E}\hat{A} = 0\)
To determine whether two operators commute first operate \(\hat{A}\hat{E}\) on a function \(f(x)\). Then operate\(\hat{E}\hat{A}\) the same function \(f(x)\). If the same answer is obtained subtracting the two functions will equal zero and the two operators will commute.on
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\(\left[\hat{A},\hat{E}\right]\) where \(\hat{A} = d/dx\) and \(\hat{E} = x^2\) \(\hat{A}\hat{E} f(x) = \hat{A}\left[x^2 f(x) \right] = d/dx\left[x^2 f(x)\right] = 2xf(x) + x^2 f'(x)\) \(\hat{E}\hat{A}f(x) = \hat{E}\left[f'(x)\right] = x^2 f'(x)\) \(\left[\hat{A},\hat{E}\right] = 2xf(x) + x^2f'(x) - x^2f'(x) = 2xf(x) \not= 0\) Therefore the two operators do not commute. |
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\[\left[\hat{B},\hat{C}\right]\] where \(\hat{B}= \frac {h} {x}\) and {{math.formula ("\hat{C} = f(x) +5\) \(\hat{B}\hat{C}f(x) = \hat{B}f(x) +3 = \frac {h} {x} (f(x) +3) = \frac {h f(x)} {x} + \frac {3h} {x} \) \(\hat{C}\hat{B}f(x) = \hat{C}\frac {h} {x} f(x) = \frac {h f(x)} {x} +3\) \(\left[\hat{B},\hat{C}\right] = \frac {h f(x)} {x} + \frac {3h} {x} - \frac {h f(x)} {x} -3 \not= 0\) Example 3: \(\left[\hat{J},\hat{O}\right]\) where \(\hat{J} = 3x\) and \(\hat{O} = x^-1\) \(\hat{J}\hat{O}f(x) = \hat{J}(f(x)3x) = f(x)3x/x = 3f(x) \) \(\hat{O}\hat{J}f(x) = \hat{O}(f(x)/x) = f(x)3x/x = 3f(x) \) \(\left[\hat{J},\hat{O}\right] = 3f(x) - 3f(x) = 0\) Because the difference is zero the two operators commute. |
Operators are very common in Physical Chemistry with a variety of purposes. They are used to figure out the energy of a wave function using the Schrodinger Equation.
\(\hat{H}\psi = E\psi\)
They also help to explain observations made in the experimentally. An example of this is the relationship between the magnitude of the angular momentum and the components.
\(\left[\hat{L}^2, \hat{L}^2_x\right] = \left[\hat{L}^2, \hat{L}^2_y\right] = \left[\hat{L}^2, \hat{L}^2_z\right] = 0 \)
However the components do not commute themselves. An additional property of commuters that commute is that both quantities can be measured simultaneously. Thus, the magnitude of the angular momentum and ONE of the components (usually z) can be known at the same time however, NOTHING is known about the other components.
Determine whether the following combination of operators commute.
\(\left[\hat{K},\hat{H}\right]\) where \(\hat{K} = \alpha \displaystyle \int {[1]}^{[\infty]} d[x]\) and \(\hat{H} = d/dx\)
\(\left[\hat{I},\hat{L}\right]\) where \(\hat{I} = 5\) and \(\hat{L} = \displaystyle \int_{[1]}^{[\infty]} d[x]\) \( \)
Show that the components of the angular momentum do not commute.
\[\hat{L}_x = -i \hbar \left[ -\sin \left(\phi \dfrac {\delta} {\delta \theta} \right) - \cot (\Theta) \cos \left( \phi \dfrac {\delta} {\delta \phi} \right) \right] \]
\[\hat{L}_y = -i \hbar \left[ \cos \left(\phi \dfrac {\delta} {\delta \theta} \right) - \cot (\Theta) \cos \left( \phi \dfrac {\delta} {\delta \phi} \right) \right] \]
\(\hat{L}_z = -i\hbar \dfrac {\delta} {\delta\theta} \)
\(\left[\hat{L}_z,\hat{L}_x\right] = i\hbar \hat{L}_y \)
\(\left[\hat{L}_x,\hat{L}_y\right] = i\hbar \hat{L}_z \)
\(\left[\hat{L}_y,\hat{L}_z\right] = i\hbar \hat{L}_x \)
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As of Thursday, February 13, 2014
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Gwinnett Daily Post
One of the most prestigious dance competitions in the world will return to Gwinnett for a second year when the Youth America Grand Prix holds its Southeastern Semifinals at the Gwinnett Performing Arts Center Feb. 21 through 23. Young artists from several of Gwinnett's dance schools will be competing.
YAGP is no ordinary competition. The Grand Prix is international in scope with competitions in Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Japan and Belgium. There are 14 semifinals in the U.S. from coast to coast. A major motion picture titled "First Position" was distributed to great acclaim last year, depicting the lives of young dancers aspiring to compete in the finals. This year these finals will occur in New York City in early April.
This competition focuses on the highest levels of classical ballet and contemporary disciplines for dancers between the ages of 9 and 19 divided into three categories by age. Many young artists from Gwinnett participated last year when YAGP held its Southeastern semifinal in Atlanta for the first time, with GBT's Madison Greene and Abigrace Diprima as well as Victoria Hasek and Tamon Uruno of the Royal Dance Academy attaining the status of top 12 finalists in their respective age groups for the Southeast.
This year, at least 24 young artists from Gwinnett studios are competing. Studios responding to inquiries yielded the following list of participants, listed in alphabetical order of the studio name:
• From Buford School of Ballet, participants are Kayla Muirhead, 14 and Bridget Horrocks, 16.
• From the Academy of Ballet in Norcross — Anna Margaret Dunlap, 15, of Roswell High School, and Samantha Mia Lee, 18, of Norcross High School
There are 14 competitors from Gwinnett Ballet Theatre — Taylor Adams, 14, Grayson High School; Kaylee Boyd, 15, home schooled; Julianna Brown, 14, Brookwood High School; Abigrace Diprima, 18, Gwinnett Online; Kelli Frangoulis, 15, Brookwood High School; Hannah Freeman 14, Grayson High School; Madison Greene, 14, Brookwood high School; Sydney Haglund, 16, home schooled; Danielle Hoyle, 14, Trickum Middle School; Alex Nowell, 10, home schooled; Cameron Silas 14, Cruise Middle School; Jordan Silas, 16, Brookwood High School; Amelia Snyder, 14, St. Pius; Madeline Whitehead, 15, Grayson High School.
• From Sugarloaf Ballet are the following competitors — Alberto Andrade, 13 from Creekland Middle School; Jada Bourgeois, 13, Lanier Middle School; Charly Gioino, 16, Gwinnett Online Academy; Ava Hager, 12, Osbourne Middle School; Abigail Harrison, 16, Gwinnett Online Academy; Jane LaMay, 16, Greater Atlanta Christian; Lola O'Leary, 9, Level Creek Elementary; and Alexis Smith, 13, who is home schooled.
Now in its 15th year, YAGP has awarded more than $2 million in scholarships to winning dancers since it was launched in 1999 by two former dancers of the world-renowned Bolshoi Ballet, Larissa and Gennadi Saveliev.
For more information regarding Youth America Grand Prix, visit the website at www.yagp.org. For information about the competitions at Gwinnett Center and ticketing, go to www.gwinnettcenter.com.
Holley Calmes is a freelance writer and public relations consultant specializing in the arts. Email her at email@example.com.
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