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They fear the ground water will get polluted
Around 500 families live in the vicinity of the sewage treatment plantAfter losing the battle before a lower court here, the villagers said they might take it to a higher forum
BHAVANI: Residents of Ooratchikottai, about four kms away from here in Kuruppanaiackenpalayam Panchayat, off Mettur Road, are a worried lot.
Farmers, in particular, are more concerned. The cause for their apprehension is the Bhavani Municipality's sewage treatment plant (STP) that is coming up in the midst of their fields.
The villagers and farmers fear that sewage treated in the 8.2-acre STP will percolate down to pollute the ground water, affecting their lives as well as agriculture.
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"I fear that if the sewage gets mixed with the ground water, my crops will die. I will not be able to raise crops again," apprehends a farmer of the village. Most of the villagers are agriculturalists with small land holdings, cultivating rice, sugarcane, turmeric and vegetables. Around 500 families live in the vicinity of the STP.
The problem began a couple of years ago when the Bhavani Municipality began working on sewage collection and treatment. At an estimated cost of Rs 2.54 crore, sanctioned under the National River Action Plan, the Tamil Nadu Water and Drainage Board (TWAD) is building a sewerage system to take the water for treatment at the STP at Ooratchikottai. The STP is being built to treat nearly four million litres per day.
When the news about this sewerage system and STP reached the Ooratchikottai residents, they rose in protest, often staging road roko. Finally the builders, with the assistance of police and revenue officials, constructed major portions of the STP. It is not complete, though. Work to prevent percolation is yet to begin.
TWAD sources had told The Hindu a few months ago that the STP would have a concrete floor to prevent percolation. On Friday, they said a foot of ground would be dug to be filled with clay. "Clay is good and a foot of clay soil will prevent percolation," claimed a TWAD official.
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Bhavani Municipality, it appears, is not concerned about the villagers' apprehension. "The construction is by the TWAD. We do not know what is happening," said an authoritative source in the civic body.
The villagers, however, continue to worry.
After losing the battle before a lower court here, the villagers said they might take it to a higher forum.


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Whole Foods Lifestyle - Curious....View Full Version : Curious.... L.J. 06-28-2010, 07:53 AM What does your day "look like" on Whole Foods? nelie 06-28-2010, 10:23 AM It varies, for myself my usual day looks something like this: Breakfast - smoothie. I've been doing green smoothies lately so it is usually a mix of spinach, apple, ginger, celery & cucumber. Although the other day I did a spinach, banana and berry smoothie and it was really good. Lunch - Varies, I've been liking salads a lot lately and I don't always put the same stuff in them but the ingredients may include: romaine lettuce, celery, cucumber, mushrooms, chickpeas, kidney beans, black beans, walnuts, pecans, chopped apple, tomato or just any veggies I have around. I either top it with salsa (especially if black beans and tomatoes are involved) or galeo's ginger wasabi dressing. If it isn't salad, then it is usually a whole grain (like brown basmati), with beans (black eyed peas are a favorite but any cooked bean) with a side of greens (depends, kale, collards, etc). My husband gets that a lot. Dinner - Dinner is generally a lot like lunch but I try to mix it up so dinner and lunch aren't the same thing. Snacks - Varies, my husband generally gets soy yogurt with frozen blueberries and an almond butter sandwich on sprouted grain bread every day. Fruit, hummus with cut veggies or other raw veggie dish are also frequent snacks. gardenerjoy 06-28-2010, 11:21 AM Mine varies, too, but here's a typical day for now when the veggies are so abundant. Breakfast: 1/2 potato (diced and roasted), sauteed veggies, fresh herbs and a scrambled egg Lunch: great big salad with canned wild Alaskan salmon on top and homemade salad dressing, slice of toast Afternoon snack: homemade chocolate frozen yogurt with fresh berries Dinner: this varies even more, but last night I had one grilled chicken thigh, 1 small potato diced and grill-roasted, green bean salad, and cucumber salad Evening snack: homemade sorbet nelie 06-28-2010, 01:20 PM Oh and I should also say, my summer menu generally includes lots of fruits and raw veggies, once it cools down, I tend to eat a lot more hot cereals (oatmeal and other whole grains), winter squash and cooked veggies. So I tend to eat more seasonal because as much as I love and crave salad, eating salad when it is 20 degrees outside doesn't mesh with me plus the salad veggies tend to suck during winter. L.J. 06-28-2010, 03:25 PM thank you both very much....so do you keep 'track' of anything? I can't seem to get started on how to get started :-) Any tips? RunnerChemist 06-28-2010, 03:42 PM I count calories because I gained weight just eating healthy food. An average day looks like this for me: Oatmeal with nuts, dried fruit and cinnamon and a little brown sugar or honey. Coffee with cream Lunch is whole grain bread (preferably home made, but not always) vegetables and a protein source like hummus, a hard boiled egg or cottage cheese, and fruit. Afternoon snack varies, but I like popcorn (I make it at home and bring in a baggie of it to eat.) Dinner is a huge salad with beans of some kind, carrot, spinach, cabbage, kohlrabi, whatever looks good at the grocery store or farmers market. I usually add a protein like tofu, a veggie patty, quinoa with my beans, or occasionally chicken. I use cottage cheese for dressing or a vinagrette my husband makes that is delicious. We always have frozen berries on hand for desserts, or my husband makes kettle corn. This menu varies, and I make lots of soup in the winter. I still have some processed foods in my diet, like veggie patties and granola bars. I started by just trying to get more vegetables in and less bread and processed foods out. I cook once a week, so I eat the same three meals for a week, but it doesn't bother me. Salad is pretty variable and I can add or delete things to make it more interesting. Enjoy! nelie 06-28-2010, 03:50 PM I would say just start eating more non processed foods. What do you eat now? Glory87 06-28-2010, 04:28 PM Here is my menu today: B - Trader Joe's fat free greek yogurt with honey, 6 oz blackberries L - big taco salad - seasoned ground turkey, romaine, pico de gallo, red cabbage, shredded carrots, a few tortilla strips, topped with green salsa S - tall non fat latte S - cherries - 6 oz S - soup - tomatoes, leeks, spinach, summer squash, chickpeas L.J. 06-28-2010, 05:44 PM Thank you everyone...you have all been so enlightening. gardenerjoy 06-29-2010, 01:40 AM I'm also quite capable of overeating healthy food. I have to count something to keep it under control. At the moment, I'm following the diet in The Complete Beck Diet for Life. This is the third plan I've tried because I plateau every twenty pounds and it seems to help to switch things up. Many diets will work with whole foods -- diabetic exchange plans, the food pyramid that the government does, calorie counting, Weight Watchers, South Beach, etc. L.J. 06-29-2010, 06:44 AM I have to agree...they all really can work using whole foods regardless of what weight loss program you use. Never thought of it that way..good point :-) Guess it's all about making the right choices. Does wine fall into the Whole Food categories anywhere?? What about Lite Soy (milk) versus Fat Free Milk, cheeses...what do you think the 'better' choices are for these? I did go to my pyramid and printed off a grid. They based it on1600 calories for me? Yikes that seems like a lot! It's pretty interesting, though. It tells you what and how much of what you should be taking in. RunnerChemist 06-29-2010, 10:06 AM I try to buy organic and unprocessed where I can, but wine, beer and chocolate still fit in my diet. gardenerjoy 06-29-2010, 12:10 PM I lost the first forty pounds at 1600 calories or more. I've recently gone closer to 1500 to keep it moving. Try 1600 calories and see! I drink wine and other alcohol, but only rarely. I would check the ingredients on things like lite beer or wine spritzers, but microbrewed local beer feels like a good choice to me. There are documented health benefits to red wine! I'd rather eat calories than drink them, so this is a treat that I have less than once a month. I read some stuff about soy that scared me off. Some nutritionists claim that soy is toxic and the only safe way to eat it is fermented -- soy sauce, miso, tempeh. So, I go for fat free milk over soy milk. But others may make a different choice. There are definitely a lot of processed foods that have "soy" in the name. I don't know if soy milk is one of them or not. There a lot of cheese foods that are processed foods -- so I choose a real honest-to-goodness parmesan or aged cheddar over Laughing Cow or string cheese. And, then, I'm careful with my portion size since it's one of the higher fat foods that I eat. olivia627 06-29-2010, 12:11 PM I've been doing green smoothies lately so it is usually a mix of spinach, apple, ginger, celery & cucumber. Nelie, could you explain how you make your smoothie? How do you break down the celery and ginger? Do you use a blender or smoothie machine? Thanks! olivia627 06-29-2010, 12:18 PM I lost the first forty pounds at 1600 calories or more. I've recently gone closer to 1500 to keep it moving. Try 1600 calories and see! I did the same thing a few years back. I stuck with between 1500 and 1600 calories of SuperFoods daily, with no exercise*, and still lost 2 to 3 lbs per week. *Initially, I was walking in the mornings, but started a new job and it threw my walk schedule out of whack. So, even after stopping my exercise, the pounds still came off with the calorie counting.* L.J. 06-29-2010, 12:23 PM Wow, so much great information! I picked up some nuts...almonds, cashews, macadamia, and soybeans. What I'm gonig to do is "measure" an 1oz of the mixed first 3 and an oz of the soybeans....a healthy snack?? What'd ya think? Also picked up cherries and strawberries...fruits are tough for me, but these I can handle. Gardenerjoy...thanks for the info about the soy milk and cheese. I'm not a beer drinker but I do enjoy a glass of wine on the weekend. nelie 06-29-2010, 04:27 PM L.J. - Living a Whole Foods life doesn't mean that all your foods are non processed but basically you do the best you can. Even milk goes through a process to be created unless you buy raw milk. I do some almond milk which even though I could make it myself, I don't. If you like wine, I'd say include it (in moderation) in your diet. nelie 06-29-2010, 04:28 PM Nelie, could you explain how you make your smoothie? How do you break down the celery and ginger? Do you use a blender or smoothie machine? Thanks! I use a blender, right now I have a vitamix but you could use other blenders as well. I've heard of people making green smoothies in magic bullets. Pacifica Bee 06-29-2010, 06:17 PM My days vary, but lately my breakfast/lunch/ snacks have been pretty similar: B: fancied up bowl of oats (add in flax seed, chia seeds, apple, blueberries, strawberries, cinnamon and made with spiced tea instead of water) snack: 1/4 c. raw cashews lunch: huge bowl of mixed veggie salad (spinach, greens, mushroom, peppers, snap peas, celery, carrots, tomatoes with lemon juice); slice of sprouted spelt bread, 1 tbs almond butter, 1 c. cantaloupe snack: (if needed) piece of fruit or 1 oz cheese or 1 tbs cashew butter Dinner: always varies. last night I had Citrus Couscous and Orange Roughy salad (got the recipe from Clean Eating magazine - I recommend this mag to everyone!!) Broccoli Salad (typical, but I didn't use gross mayonnaise and instead used Greek yogurt and tahini as the base) and some watermelon. I count calories vigorously and stay right around 1400 calories. I use a kitchen scale. I couldn't live healthfully without it! olivia627 07-01-2010, 12:23 PM I use a blender, right now I have a vitamix but you could use other blenders as well. I've heard of people making green smoothies in magic bullets. Cool! I've got TWO Magic Bullets!!! I rarely use them, but this sounds like as good a reason as any to pull them back out. Thanks!! Handbags66 07-03-2010, 09:08 PM I also make green smoothies in a regular blender. It has a smoothie setting on it though. For breakfast, I eat oatmeal w/ a teaspoon of almond butter mixed it. That is super yummy!. My snacks are usually almonds or a bit of dried fruit w/ yogurt. Lunch is a salad or a grilled veggie wrap. Lunch is my biggest meal because I need to feel "full" during the day. When i crave chocoalte, I have a bit of dark chocoalte to take the edge off. Dinner is chicken or fish w/ a small potato and a veggie. I get bored easily so I also like to eat egg whites for breakfast. I make an omlet w/ a little bit of feta and fresh spinach. Super yummy! L.J. 07-04-2010, 06:32 AM I'm still working at this. I'm an all or nothing at all type of person :-( If I mess up during the day, my whole week suffers. I'm still a work in progress and love reading all the wonderful ways you all work your day, eating healthy. Handbags your lunch sounds de-lish...what exactly do you do...I am a BIG veggie person Today is a new day...even though a Holiday. Just have to do it. Everyone have a safe and enjoybable day...Happy Birthday America....... GOD BLESS AMERICA!! Handbags66 07-04-2010, 09:41 AM L.J.: I take one of the high carb 100 calorie wraps then pre-grill my veggies. I like onion, mushroom and asparagus. For added flavor I will sometime sprinkle just a bit of parmesean cheese then fold it over like a quesadilla. I pair it with a cup of yogurt and a small fruit. Very filling and delish! gardenerjoy 07-04-2010, 11:04 AM L.J. -- been there in that all or nothing space. I recently lost 40 pounds but it's the same 40 pounds that I had off two years ago. And one of my downfalls was getting into local, organic, homemade foods. For awhile there, I got into a space where if I couldn't have the perfect meal with the perfect ingredients, I might as well eat junk! Obviously, that didn't work very well for me and I put on 40 pounds in a year while eating a lot of local healthy foods AND a lot of junk. Some books really helped me get back on track. The End of Overeating by David Kessler got me to cut out the junk food cold turkey. He explains how food is engineered and marketed in ways that are calculated to make it darn near irresistable to those of us who are susceptible to that. The books by Judith Beck use Cognitive-Behavioral Techniques to help you stick to your food plan. The Beck Diet Solution will help you stick to any diet of your choosing. The Complete Beck Diet for Life has a healthy diet in it. If you read one of the Beck books and like it, we have an active support group going on at 3FC -- join us! loveAcat 07-05-2010, 04:08 PM My days also usually vary, but this is a typical day for me: Vit D and multi-Vit milk, skim, 1 cup oatmeal, 1/2 cup flaxseed, 1 Tbsp blueberries, 1/4 cup grapefruit, 1 1 banana 2 cups lentil soup (homemade, with onion, celery, carrots, tomatoes) 1 apple 1 peach 1/2 med squash 2 Tsbp Hummus 2 c roasted beets 1 egg, fried 1 whole wheat muffin I think I could have had a wider variety of vegetables for dinner... :) also, I started roasting pans of vegetables (zucchini, squash, mushrooms, asparagus, peppers, onions, eggplant, etc) on the weekend, and I use the roasted vegetables in sandwiches, on salads, or as a side for dinner. one thing I'm not so good at is getting enough dairy. I'm working on that though :) L.J. 07-06-2010, 06:01 PM Handbags....I did the veggie wrap...fantastic! I used fresh zucchini, mushrooms, red and orange peppers, aspargus (all cut up) on a "new" item I found. (I've never seen it before)...Aritsan 100 calorie 5 Grain Flax Fold It flatbread. Totally enjoyed it. Next time I will try the wrap. Thank you for the suggestion. Question...soy sausage, soy noodles.....a good whole food choice? Jermsgirl 07-09-2010, 08:04 PM I've been following the clean eating principles, which are basically the same as whole foods. I typically eat 6 meals a day. B- Kashi cereal with fruit or 7 grain pancakes with berries and pure maple syrup, or oatmeal with nuts and fruit or egg white with veggies- I tend to lean towards the sweeter side, so I usually don't have the eggs. Snack- nuts with fruit or veggies and hummus or a clean bar Lunch- salad with brocoli, cranberries, sunflower seeds and then a ranch/terryaki dressing (only 1 Tbsp. I know it isn't clean, but I have the hardest time giving up my dressings), or a tuna sandwhich on Ezekial bread/homemade bread or some eggs or just veggies with fruit Snack- protein shake or nuts or veggies or a small wrap with avacado, sour cream and salsa Dinner- veggie burger or chick with veggies or another salad with whatever I have on hand or whole wheat pasta with homemade sauce, etc. I can throw anything together cause I'm not picky. As long as I have stuff on hand I'm good. Snack- typically Kashi cereal with berries. If I haven't had a banana I will put some peanut butter on it (fresh with no additives or sugar) and eat that. But usually it's a bowl of cereal. I'm pretty active and eat when I'm hungry. I've been eating like this for 7 weeks now and have lost 12 lbs. and a pants size. :) Hope this helped! nelie 07-09-2010, 09:17 PM Question...soy sausage, soy noodles.....a good whole food choice? If something comes in a package, it generally isn't a whole food :) Don't fret though! My general rule is minimally processed. If something has fewer than 5 ingredients, it is a good sign but still wouldn't consider it whole foods. Also, I wouldn't get too caught up in making sure everything you eat is whole foods, just the majority of things you eat. So I might have a veggie burger or even things like hemp protein powder but as long as the rest of my food is based on things that don't come in packages, then I'm good. Although still not really whole foods, I've made my own gluten sausages in the past. They are actually really easy to do although if you start from whole wheat flour, it takes a bit of time. (vital wheat gluten is the short cut) gardenerjoy 07-10-2010, 12:11 AM For soy sausage, I make these Tempeh Sausage Crumbles (http://www.theppk.com/recipes/dbrecipes/index.php?RecipeID=125). My favorite noodle at the moment are buckwheat noodles, or what the Japanese called soba. 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- Breed: Terrier (Unknown Type, Medium)/Labrador Retriever Mix
- Color: Red/Golden/Orange/Chestnut - With White
- Age: Adult
- Size: Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
- Sex: Female
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I am already spayed, housetrained, up to date with shots, and good with dogs.
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"There SHE is again. Annabelle. In "the" chair. The chair that we bought at an L streets garage sale, benefiting animal rescue. The chair that I pondered over fabrics with, knowing it would be a special chair, in our living room. The chair that we lovingly delivered to the nice ol' guys at Custom Trends, to tear apart and put back together again. Whatever it needed - new coils, new ties, new foam, new wrap. Extra yards for a great pattern match through the buttons and some TLC on that beautifully sculpted walnut frame. Yep. The chair. Now, Annabelle's chair. "
Annabelle is a very special girl - she survived the harsh reality of being a thrown-away street dog on Greenville Avenue for over 2 years, by some accounts. She delivered a litter of 8 puppies June 2011 under the floorboards of our favorite Bonsai shop, Sunshine Miniature Trees - not her "first rodeo". All of her puppies, and her bonded male Daddy Jack and sweet Annabelle joined AAT because a concerned animal lover decided to get involved. Look at her. That spoiled, sleeping girl was starving this time last year. And covered in fleas. And trying to feed a starving litter of 8. Nevermore, sweet Annabelle.
Annabelle is crate trained (not necessary, in her opinion), leash trained, house trained, loves car rides and walks at the lake, and expects for all human children to be as well-behaved as she is - or else! Annabelle is just fine as a single dog in her Forever Home but if that oh-so-special Human really wants to show her the big dog love, they would make a bit of room for her Daddy Jack. Not because she needs him - but because Daddy Jack loves her - and she knows it. From Annabelle's foster Mom, "It's a symbiotic thing....most of us Humans really don't understand."
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I cannot say enough about these chairs - they are beautiful!! I ordered two for my family room and they are truly statement pieces. Unless you have a fairly "dressy" family room, as I do, they will work best in the living room for most people. Look at the deimensions - these chairs are massive, so be sure that you have enough space to place them. The pictures do not do them justice - they are far more beautiful in person! The fabric has a good deal of muted sheen, and is embossed with a "reptile-like" scaley pattern - it's subtle and adds unique character to the chairs. They are also quite comfortable, and large enough so that the sitter isn't restricted to simply sitting and facing forward. I cannot believe how little they cost on overstock - these chairs are worth at least $5K each, exclusive of delivery. You cannot go wrong with these chairs - they are PERFECT!
This chair is unbelievable. Love everything about it. It took about 3 1/2 weeks for oversized item delivery. The chair is large and makes a statement. The color is true to the picture. It has a slight shimmer. Worth the money.
Over all I give this purchase a 9. The delivery company needs much improvement and I would have rated this purchase a 10 if the service was better. The delivery company did not make any effort to contact me. After waiting a few weeks I initiated a call and discovered that the chair was sitting on their dock for a week. Tried to schedule a delivery window and was told they could only give me a date and on the day of delivery they would call with a time frame. Well, day of delivery they called at 6:45AM to tell me they were 15 minutes away. It all worked out, but the delivery company certainly could do a better job of scheduling and notifying the customer.
This chair is sooooooo beautiful in person!! The pictures are an understatement. These chairs look like they are custom made! I really hope JARS designs opts to make them in other colors! I would order two more. I oredered 2 for a large livingroom and they truly make a statement.
These chairs exceeded my expectations! I wasn't sure about spending this kind of money on something from Overstock...this was only my second experience with the website, but they were delivered and uncrated and placed where I wanted them. The quality is excellent and they are soooo cool! Everyone who has seen them exclaims about them and wants to know where I got them! Really beautiful design!
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Majestic and gorgeous! Truly a conversation piece. Couldn't be happier... you need a big room to handle the size of these chairs, but they are well worth the money. Love them!
This chair looks amazing! bought one for my bedroom and it looks like an alice in wonderland chair. Incredibly cool!
This chair is great, makes a bold statement in a room. Color and pattern is very nice. Many compliments.
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DRUG drivers are as much a target for police in Warwickshire as drink drivers this Christmas.
Roadside checks have been stepped up since the start of the month in a bid to catch those who ignore the annual seasonal warning. Already over 70 drivers have been arrested in Warwickshire and West Mercia since December 1.
Over the past three years, seven people have lost their lives in Warwickshire, and a further 94 were seriously injured, following crashes as a direct result of drink or drugs.
Supt Lee Davenport of Warwickshire Police said: "Cracking down on those who take drugs or drink and then drive is a year round commitment.
"However, we are very aware the festive season can present opportunities where people are tempted to drive after taking drugs or drinking. Extra patrols will be conducted in the run up to and over Christmas and New Year, in a bid to tackle those who commit the unacceptable act of drinking or drug driving.
"Worryingly, and despite many warnings over the years about the dangers of drink/drug driving, there are still far too many reckless drivers ignoring the devastating consequences. We're urging people to think hard about the consequences that a collision could lead to."
Posters and beermats have been targeted at local pubs and clubs throughout the region designed to make people think about the consequences of drink or drug driving.
Vicki Bristow, of Warwickshire Safer Roads Partnership, said: "There are still people out there who feel they can gamble with drinking and driving and think they know how much the limit is but the simple fact is, there is only one way of being sure that you are safe to drive and that is not to drink at all.
"We would also ask people not to get into a car as a passenger if they suspect that the driver has been drinking or taking drugs. We realise that this can sometimes be difficult but would urge people to make the safe decision - it's not worth risking your life for."
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We had a great stay there. Perfect location for us. Close to buses and underground. We would defintely recommend staying there.
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Large modern apt. Had a balcony. Good bathroom
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Room 507 was quiet.
This is a nice apartment close to everything including fantastic chinese food (and others) and a great location for transportation connection. The manager, Wilson, was excellent and very accomodating to us.
Excellent receptionist and willing to help for example contacting tour agents and restaurants since I don't speak Spanish. Location is good and close to Florida street.
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The apartment is very nice and comfortable ; it is not far away either from the microcentro and the bus station, I would go back if I returned to Buenos Aires.
Nice apartment, clean and well located in the downtown. Nice wifi.
In a central location, Fertilia Downtown features spacious self-catering apartments with free Wi-Fi and balcony. It is within walking distance of Puerto Madero, Florida Street and other tourist attractions.
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The hotel needs a manager that sets an acceptable cleaning standards. All areas of the hotel that we visited had not been cleaned to an acceptable standard. The corners of the room 507 had not been cleaned. The bathroom shower tile seams were black with mould. The shower water waste area was black with mould. The sliding glass shower door bottom rail is thick with soap scum and mould. The patio window frames were black with mould in the corners. The veranda floor was thick with dust and the veranda walls need washing. The kitchenette plates and eating utensils needed washing. The outdoor breakfast patio area floor and wall need cleaning. There is also a serious safety issue in that the shower floor is extremely slippery. The breakfast staff need to be more customer friendly. ( Opening the door to the patio to eat at the outdoor tables should not present a problem, unfortunately the supervisor got irritated.) Four bottles of water from the room refrigerator cost 72 pesos. This hotel is not value for money.
We had a great stay there. Perfect location for us. Close to buses and underground. We would defintely recommend staying there.
This is a nice apartment close to everything including fantastic chinese food (and others) and a great location for transportation connection. The manager, Wilson, was excellent and very accomodating to us.
The location was great, the staff was helpful, the room was clean
The kitchen is not fully equipped, we couldn't open a bottle of wine
Excellent receptionist and willing to help for example contacting tour agents and restaurants since I don't speak Spanish. Location is good and close to Florida street.
room is relax, bad is so large and beatifiul and the place is silence
staff in the reception wants my credit card number for guarenting possible mini bar usage ı have never met that kind of implementation in anywhere and they didnt give me a bill. wifi is not good in the seventh floor
Secure, comfortable studio apartment in convenient location.
The location, the reception desk personal disponibility . Rooms very comfortable. Housekeeping service is also very good.
Kitchen amenities : lack of some items if you want to cook .
Clean appartment
The personnel took very Long for the check-in. Bath room is rather small. There was a strange smell in the room...
The apartment is very nice and comfortable ; it is not far away either from the microcentro and the bus station, I would go back if I returned to Buenos Aires.
Friendly and enthusiastic and exceptionally helpful reception, with excellent English spoken. We left an item in the room after checkout and they undertook follow up contact by email and advised us on arranging a return. Room was a good size and with a very comfortable bed. Good location for town centre activities.
Minor issue - Limited kitchen ware, no cooking pans etc. Available on request
Nice apartment, clean and well located in the downtown. Nice wifi.
No cookware in a fully equiped kitchen.
Very nice hotel room Good staff helpfull
This is not an appartement. This is a hotel. Kitchen has no pots and pans and they look at you funny when you ask for them. And then they give you old junk. Nothing to wash up with. Thats no problem but advertise the place as a hotel not as an apartment.
Convenient, value for money accommodation in downtown Bs As
This was our second visit and once again we found this a very convenient and good value place to stay.
A small problem this time was a smell of cigar smoke in our room (602) which fortunately disappeared after running the air-conditioning.
The hotel is located just close to Buenos Aires downtown, 15 minutes from metro station, and from Puerto Madero area. The staff was very helpful to indicate your needs at the city. The double room was spacious and comfortable, like a studio, with a kitchenette. Always clean, fill with fresh towels and bath amenities. You can order some meals to eat at your room, home made food well served with fair prices. Very good option for business travel.
The alleys need some paint. Need to check the lamps.
Great location, close to ferry terminal and bus stop for Aeroparque. Spacious room and friendly staff.
Large modern apt. Had a balcony. Good bathroom
Room had a smokey smell
Good, comfortable, clean room for a very good price, in the centre of town.
Quit a bit of noise from working going on somewhere in the hotel during the day, and from other guests in the corridor. Didn't like the fact that the front office staff started jotting down the CVC code on my credit card.
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Bahnhofstr. 23, 82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany – Show map
Good, clean rooms. Good staff, remembered me by sight after one day. Very good breakfast. By train station, very handy. Good exercise room.
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This hotel was more than I expected. You could not ask for a better location. Scrambled eggs were the best tasting I've had in a long time. Would stay here again.
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Wonderful location
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location, breakfast, charm
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Near train station
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Nice corner room
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A touch of the traditional alpine hotel with modern comfort and facilities. Generous breakfast. Internet in lobby. Accessible to train station and other sights in town. Restaurant for evening meals.
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excellent location. Close to train station and walking distance to Old Towne. Room and facilities were clean.
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Shopping, dining and site seeing all very close. Train station across the street. The breakfast was very good.
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Great location for seeing historical sites, etc.
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This hotel is across from Garmisch-Partenkirchen Train Station and the Zugspitze mountain railroad. It offers free parking, free Wi-Fi in the lobby, German cuisine and Alpine-style rooms with solid wood furniture.
The bright rooms of the Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten feature large beds with feather comforters. A hairdryer is provided in each bathroom. Some rooms include balconies with views of the Bavarian Alps.
Bavarian and international meals are served in the Hubertus restaurant and on the terrace in summer. Guests can enjoy large breakfast buffets each morning, and homemade cake with coffee in the afternoon.
The Vier Jahreszeiten in Garmisch-Partenkirchen offers rental bicycles and storage space for skis. Guests have free use of local buses during their stay. Buses run from just outside the hotel to all parts of the city.
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Grounds, Terrace
Ski Storage, Ski School, Ski Passes Available
Golf Course (within 2 miles), Skiing, Hiking, Cycling, Horseback Riding, Sauna, Fitness Center, Bicycle Rental, Game Room, Library, Playground
Food & Drink
Restaurant, Bar, Restaurant with Dining Menu, Special Diet Meals (upon request)
Wired internet is available in the hotel rooms and charges apply.
Free private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
Packed Lunches, Car Rental, Shuttle Service (surcharge), Express Check-in/Check-out, Tour Desk, Ticket Service, Baggage Storage, Babysitting/Child Services, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Ironing Service, Shoeshine, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Fax/Photocopying, Souvenir/Gift Shop
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All children are welcome.
All children under 2 years stay free of charge when using existing beds.
All children under 2 years are charged EUR 10 per person per night in a crib.
All older children or adults are charged EUR 20 per person per night for extra beds.
The maximum number of extra beds in a room is 2.
The maximum number of cribs in a room is 1.
Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
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This 4-star hotel offers spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi access and views of the mountains surrounding Garmisch. It is a 2 minute walk from Garmisch-Partenkirchen Train Station.
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Located in the winter sports resort of Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Treff Hotel Alpina offers modern rooms, a daily breakfast buffet and an indoor heated pool. The Olympia Stadium is half a mile away.
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Wittelsbacher Hof Swiss Quality Hotel This 4-star hotel in Garmisch-Partenkirchen offers great mountain views, a modern spa, and free breakfast. The shopping area and Kurpark health facilities are a 5-minute walk away.
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This 4-star hotel features an indoor swimming pool, sauna and a cozy lounge. It has panoramic Alpine views and is located just a short walk from the center of Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
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complimentary use of sauna.
would have liked a little more selection for breakfast but this is a minor complaint.
The location was perfect, easy walking distance to Garmisch Station & the Zugspitze station. Good buffet breakfast included in price.
Nothing really.
location is perfect,just across the train station, the view of the room are very good and there are various of choice of breakfast
wifi in the room is not availabe, only can use in the lobby
Good, clean rooms. Good staff, remembered me by sight after one day. Very good breakfast. By train station, very handy. Good exercise room.
Need better identification of payment methods. I missed the fine print. Almost a disaster on my check out.
The guy on reception was extremely helpful and polite. Pointed us in the right direction for things that were relevant to our stay. Would stay here again. Next to train station which is perfect if you haven't got a rental
location - a few steps from bahnhof and post office. excellent breakfast at this moment, I'm having roast nuts from the Christmas Market. I will be able to ship lunch. hope I can stay at hotel next year
This hotel was more than I expected. You could not ask for a better location. Scrambled eggs were the best tasting I've had in a long time. Would stay here again.
Could use a hot pot in room. I am sure they would have provided one had I asked for one.
The hotel is in a great location right next to the Bahnhof. The hotel staff is very welcoming and helpful. We had the best time and will stay at this hotel again in the future!
Good location near to both bus station and train station.
The is always no one at the front desk. Have to ring a bell for service. The access of Internet disconnected from time to time.
location, breakfast, charm
desk clerk not often at desk; we were in a corner room so had streets on both sides which made it a little noisy early in the morning
We came by train and only needed to walk across the parking lot to get to our hotel. It is within walking distance of the beautiful town of garmisch. Charming hotel..breakfast was fantastic..we used the sauna du ring our stay which was a real treat. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Our balcony off our room was very scenic.
There was truck traffic that went through the town near the hotel..
Near train station
Very noisy, so noisy that the hotel gives complimentary earplugs.
location convenient to train station lobby old world ambiance breakfast coffee machine price
Not much help at desk
The "desk meister" who is great but lacking support of staff and owner Great location Nice breakfast
A rather casual reaction from the owner to complaints that our luggage had been disturbed in our room and items removed!! En-suite not much more than a cupboard
We had a balcony with a wonderful view of the Alps.
Sausolitos tavern across the street
The front desk staff was horrible. We were getting there later in the evening from Frankfurt. Traffic, construction and a heavy rain storm slowed us down we called ahead to let them know we were running late and why and all the guy could say was we close at 10 so I can't help you if it is after that.that was the start and the rest of the stay went the same. Brutal, no customer service
Location Excellent Breakfast Room with tall ceilings & great double glazing. Reception manager
Miniscule en-suite & so so toiletries Parking arrangements (its a long way to haul bags) and poor security. Believed luggage had been tampered with in room. Unresponsive owner Absence of complimentary refreshments
A touch of the traditional alpine hotel with modern comfort and facilities. Generous breakfast. Internet in lobby. Accessible to train station and other sights in town. Restaurant for evening meals.
Some midnight noise from teenagers' (?) car radios in nearby parking lot. This happened one night, but I can't blame the hotel for this brief annoyance.
excellent location. Close to train station and walking distance to Old Towne. Room and facilities were clean.
Bathroom was very small, especially the shower.
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29 Jan 2012 | #1 |
try to backup and it puts 656Gb on backup drive
i just installed win7 64 home premium on a new 320gb hard drive and there is 49gb of info on that drive. i start a backup to another drive on my system and it takes hours to complete the backup and when it's finished there are 656gb of info on the 1TB drive. as soon as i delete the backup file the 1 TB goes down to nothing...
i have tried to do this backup several times to the same result. trying to backup C to New Volume E witch is the 1 TB drive... any ideas? thanks |
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29 Jan 2012 | #2 |
I'm confused by a few things. Perhaps you can explain.
1: I wouldn't expect a new installation of Windows 7 to amount to 49 GB. 2: You say you backed something up and it amounted to 656 GB. What drive or partition did you think you were backing up and how much space is occupied on that source drive or partition? 3: What application are you using for this backup? 4: Obviously, if you are trying to backup only a 49 GB partition, the result should not be 656 GB. But it's not clear exactly what you are trying to do. 5: Are you trying to make an "image" file of an operating system? Or trying to "back up" individual files? More detail needed. |
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29 Jan 2012 | #3 |
Post a full picture of Disk Management. Then we can probably clarify the matter. I suspect it dragged other partitions along because those had some system files.
I assume you used Windows7 imaging - which is the worst choice anyhow. But we will discuss sensible options later. |
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29 Jan 2012 | #4 |
Thanks. i am using the windows backup that comes with wondows 7. i didn't partition the 320 hard drive the the OS is on. then reason there is 49 gb on C is that i now have installed some programs. when i open the backup page it doesn't give me any options other than to backup. while it's backing upit says backing up drive c to drive e..
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29 Jan 2012 | #6 |
I'll let WHS try to steer you to Macrium.
But post a picture of your Disk Management. |
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29 Jan 2012 | #7 |
is that the picture want?
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29 Jan 2012 | #8 |
Several problems with that picture.
Drive D is not shown at all. Drive K is shown as both Dynamic and as a system disk. Dynamic disks are generally a no-no. What is your intended purpose for drive K?? What do you want to do with it?? Normally, you would want to have NO dynamic disks and to have C showing as system and active. And your tiny "system reserved" partition has a D drive letter. It should normally have NO drive letter. |
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29 Jan 2012 | #9 |
how about these?
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29 Jan 2012 | #10 |
i don't know hown any of that happened. can i change the K to something other than dynamic? how and to what? would it change the OS so that i can't boot or run?
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Via Carusiello, 32, Ravello, 84010, Amalfi Coast, Salerno, Campania, ITALY. |
Description: Villa ScarparielloVilla Scarpariello Relais is a historic castle set right on the Amalfi coast in Italy. It is the perfect base to visit nearby towns such as Positano, Sorrento and the island of Capri, but you may not want to leave this idyllic regal boutique hotel which has hosted famous guests such as Greta Garbo and the Kennedys.The bedrooms at Villa Scarpariello Relais are excavated out of the cliff face and all feature a stunning panoramic sea view. The swimming pool, set in natural rock, and the private beach access, and boat jetty contribute to the exclusive luxury ambience at Villa Scarpariello Relais. Villa Scarpariello Relais was originally built in 1533 with defensive walls, watchtowers and a drawbridge. Owned by Prince Don Luigi d'Angerio di Sant 'Agata, this is a family owned establishment that has been home to royalty; princes and barons. The tower and defensive areas are now luxurious fully equipped living spaces furnished with period antiques, statues and decorations. Type of rooms: Villa Scarpariello2 Suites5 Apartments: all apartments are equipped with sea view, air-conditioning, satellite tv, international phone. Regina Suite: it's one of the most romantic accommodations, it can guest two people and it's composed by a double room, a full equipped kitchen, a bathroom and a panoramic dining room with balcony sea view. Midday's sun will light the dining room in each of its corners. Giardino Suite: the ideal accommodation for two people, good also for three. It's a double room suite, a characteristic local full equipped kitchen, and a wonderful terrace with sea view are parts of it. Ambrogio Apartment: it's overhead position is manna for eyes and for the spirit. A long panoramic balcony links the two double rooms ready to welcome four or five people anda bathroom completes the lodging. Elena Aparment: it's situated in the heart of Villa Scarpariello. The accommodation is spacious and generous and is made up to two double rooms, one sengle room, a full equipped kitchen, a dining room, a bathroom and a wonderful balcony with sea view. Furniture is in perfect harmony with the home classic style. Emanuele Apartment: hanging over the sea, your sight will lose itself scanning a horizon in a sparkling of colours on the sea. The lodging is composed by three double rooms, a full equipped kitchen, a bathroom, a dining room and a balcony with sea view. Luigi Aparment: the accommodation is composed by a large dining room with sea view, two double rooms with sea view, a full equipped kitchen and a bathroom. Furniture is ancient and authentic. Wagner Apartment: it's composed of a double room, a single room, a full equipped kitchen, a bathroom and a small dine out balcony with sea view. |
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Number of rooms: 7
Official category: Bed & Breakfast.
Year of establishment and/or latest refurbishment: 1533
Period of closure: Nov. - Mar.
Languages spoken: Italian, English, French.
Smoking policy: smoking is allowed but non-smoking rooms are available.Credit cards accepted: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Diners. GPS Coordinates: 40° 38' 31.48'' N 14° 37' 5.48'' E Nearest airport: Napoli - 70 km.
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*Apartment Luigi | 1445 | 2130 | incl. | incl. | |||||||||||||||
*Apartment Elena | 1635 | 2350 | incl. | incl. | |||||||||||||||
*Apartment Emanuele | 1895 | 2570 | incl. | incl. | |||||||||||||||
Suite Regina | 1312 | 1970 | incl. | incl. | |||||||||||||||
Suite Giardino | 1105 | 1700 | incl. | incl. | |||||||||||||||
*Apartment Wagner | 1225 | 1850 | incl. | incl. | |||||||||||||||
*Apartment Ambrogio | 1312 | 1920 | incl. | incl. | |||||||||||||||
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Period A: 15/04/14 - 24/05/14; 20/09/14 - 01/11/14; double rooms from 110 to 170 euro per night
Period B: 24/05/14 - 20/09/14; double rooms from 150 to 200 euro per night. |
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Apartment rates include: Parking, air conditioning/heating, one cleaning during your stay and the final cleaning, usage of the pool (weather permitting) and of the platform over the sea (both shared with the other guests of the villa) linens and towels, taxes, electricity and concierge service 24h are included in the price. *Breakfast and daily cleaning for apartments available at extra charge. Double rooms rates include: Breakfast, parking, air conditioning/heating, daily cleaning, usage of the pool (weather permitting) and of the platform over the sea (both shared with the other guests of the villa) linens and towels, taxes, electricity and concierge service 24h are included in the price. Closed for winter: beginning of Nov. - end of Mar. Cancellations should be made more than 30 days prior to scheduled arrival date in order to avoid being charged. Cancellations made 29 -15 days prior to scheduled arrival will be charged 30% of the entire stay; 14 - 7 days prior, will be charged 50%; 6 days - 0 hrs prior & no-show, will be charged 100% of the entire stay. Check-in is from 2pm - 10pm. Check-out is before 10:30am. In order to book: Credit card data is required but availability may change before your card is processed. A confirmation of the booking will follow only when the room has been reserved for you. Sending credit card details implies agreement to the cancellation policy. All costs, prices, and policies, including exchange rates, package deals, and cancellation policy may change and should be confirmed with the hotel upon booking. |
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