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Bfast was great. Short walk to the action of downtown Cork, yet just far enough away that we were not worried about our vehicle, or the party going too late into the night or anything.
No laundry for smaller groups, but a laundry mat is a short distance away.
The breakfast was good.
When I arrived, the owner claimed he did not receive the fax advising of my reservation for a double room. He first sent me to a twin room which had little space. After complaining, he moved me to a room with two twin beds and said he would push them together. He did not do that. Overall I was unimpressed with the accommodations.
What's not to like? Great value for the money.
No. Great place to stay. The view from our room was of a warehouse, but we were not put off by this at all.
The steam room, the quiet, the room itself, the TV, the ease of getting into town, and the child's bed brought into our room.
- very friendly staff - humongous pool - hot tub - largest hotel gym I've seen - very clean - English tv :-) - prompt room service - great price - walking distance to cork in very safe community
- dinner service was poor. Took a lengthy amount of time to get the bill by asking another waiter - would be nice for reserved parking for hotel guests vs event guests
Very high end and price was very competitive.
No air conditioning.
The location and view was lovely. Rooms were spacious and well equipped. The spa was outstanding! And reasonably priced
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Excellent, clean hotel with an extremely convenient location. It was a wonderful value for the price.
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How to keep the cost of dental care to a minimum
Millions are now unable to get NHS treatment, but help is available.
When that tell-tale throb in the gums signals a trip to the dentist, many people are not just in fear of the pain of the drill, they are also anticipating some financial discomfort.
A recent Citizens' Advice report showed that more than seven million people in England and Wales have been unable to get an NHS appointment in the past 20 months, leading two thirds of these individuals to opt for private treatment, while another third decided to simply suffer and do without treatment of any kind.
It is estimated that around one million people have lost their NHS dentist since new contracts for dentists were introduced in April last year. These agreements demanded changes in working practices that many dentists were unhappy about, causing about 2,100 to refuse to sign the new contracts and subsequently opt out of offering treatment on the NHS.
The 400 treatments available on the NHS each used to come with a different fee, but there are now three standard charges, though these charges are set at different levels and there are different frameworks for England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
In England, band-one procedures cost £15.90 and include examinations, a scale and polish, and X-rays. At £43.60, band-two charges cover basic treatment such as fillings, root-canal work and extraction, while band three, at a price of £194, includes more complex procedures such as crowns, dentures or bridges.
There are a number of categories of people entitled to free NHS treatment, such as those under 18 (or aged 18 and in full-time education), and those in receipt of, or who have partners in receipt of, income support, income-based jobseeker's allowance, or pension credit. Mums-to-be or those who have given birth within the last 12 months should note that they, too, can get free treatment.
If you want to try to find an NHS dentist currently taking on patients, go to the NHS Choices website ( www.nhs.uk) and carry out an online postcode search for your nearest practitioner. The site will generate a list of dentists and a number to call if you are having problems finding an appropriate dentist.
If you have no choice but to pay for private treatment, you can expect bills of hundreds if not thousands for more complicated works.
For example, as a new patient, an examination including X-rays might cost around £50, one white filling up to around £110, and root-canal work on a molar around £350.
There are, however, a variety of schemes available to help in covering the cost of dental treatment, available from certain dental practices, health plan companies and insurers.
Maintenance plans are available from some dentists and these cover routine work as well as some emergency work. They cost around £12 a month.
Unlike some cost plans, being accepted on to a maintenance scheme usually does not entail an initial examination, but the attendant downside is that these plans do only cover the cost of the basics.
So-called "capitation" plans are also available directly from certain dentists. Once an assessment has been made of your oral health, the dentist will set an appropriate monthly premium that covers the cost of routine care and hygiene visits. The downside is that lab work, such as some of the procedures involved if you need a bridge or crown fixing, will not be covered.
If your teeth and gums are deemed to be in good shape, you should pay no more than £10 a month for these sort of plans, but for those with poor oral hygiene, premiums could be three times as much.
Another option worth investigating is whether your dentist might be able to arrange an interest-free loan, though this might only be up to the value of around £200, where available.
Alternatively, you could take out a dental plan – a payment scheme designed to help towards the cost of either NHS or private treatment for your teeth. HSA's dental plans, for example, offer a choice of three premium levels on schemes, with prices starting at £7 a month per adult and £1 for children. For a monthly £12 fee, you can claim up to £50 for maintenance work, such as a check-up or scaling; £500 for treatment such as fillings and so on, and up to £750 for emergencies.
A further advantage of dental plans is that they tend to build in an emphasis on preventative care by encouraging regular check-ups. Many providers, such as Denplan ( www.denplan.co.uk) also offer family group discounts of around 15 per cent. Do bear in mind that most dental plans are likely to carry a three-month qualifying period for treatment and there may also be limits on the value of claims as well as the number of times a year you can claim. Also, most policies will not cover cosmetic dentistry, treatment for injuries sustained in hazardous sports or any pre-existing chronic conditions.
Most general-health cash plans also include cover for dental treatment, allowing you to claim back some of your costs following treatment. There will be a maximum that you can claim back per year, but most health plans are flexible with what kind of dental treatment is included, so you may be able to receive a contribution towards certain cosmetic treatments. Beware, though, that if you opt for traditional "dental insurance", you will typically only be covered for treatment needed following an accident or emergency, and this is usually sold as an add-on to an existing insurance policy.
Typically, there is no need to go for an oral assessment, but you must have visited a dentist at least once within the past 18 months.
Remember, you can mix NHS and private treatment, assuming you can find an NHS dentist to treat you. You can have everything you may need to keep your mouth healthy under the NHS, but you may want to have a treatment which is not necessary to your dental health, such as cosmetic treatment, done privately. Many dentists run private and NHS practices side by side, so ask them about the best options for you. Also remember that dentists operate differently from doctors and therefore do not have specific catchment areas. Treatments can be cheaper in certain areas of the country, so you might save money by becoming a domestic dental tourist.
Always ask for a full-breakdown of costs and insist on an estimate before agreeing to work. If the estimate seems inflated, seek a second opinion. A further examination might set you back up to £50, but it might save you cash in the long run. The British Dental Health Foundation advises patients to ask among their family and friends to help source a good private dentist and one which matches your pocket. Look into the plans available to help with private treatment including dental plans and maintenance schemes.
Dental care abroad
Travelling abroad for dental treatment to countries in Europe such as Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary or even further afield to Mexico and Thailand is another way of saving money while getting in a break from home.
For example, dental and medical tourism search engine www.revahealth.com says a veneer in the UK costs on average £500, whereas in Thailand it might only cost around £150. And while a dental implant in the UK will set you back £2,000 on average, the same treatment in Thailand costs around £900.
The savings are tempting and standards of treatment can be high, but patients should proceed with care when shopping around for treatment overseas.
Last year oral health charity the British Dental Health Foundation issued a warning against those travelling abroad for dental treatment following a spate of calls to its dental helpline from people who had encountered problems.The Foundation said it had been dealing with a number of calls from patients who returned home from dental holidays in severe pain and needed further treatment to correct poor quality dental work, some at an additional cost of several thousand pounds.
BDHF's chief executive Dr Nigel Carter says: "The question you need to ask yourself is what will you do when something goes wrong? Are you willing to fly back? What are your legal rights as a foreign patient? Are you prepared to go through the courts? Do you have the money required to correct the treatment in this country?"
Of course, standards between different countries and individual dentists are hugely variable. Danish website www.askmytooth.com helps users from across Europe to find cheaper dentists in other countries across the continent, including Spain and Turkey.
Website owner Asger Frydkjaer says before a dentist is featured on the Ouchmytooth site, they will have been vetted: "On a recent trip I visited 20 dentists and only accepted two for the website. We look at how the dentist treats patients, especially those who are anxious. We also check out the hygiene of these places and do random checks on the dentists once they are on the site."
The BDHF dental helpline offers free, impartial dental advice to consumers on 0845 063 1188 between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday or by e–mailing email@example.com.
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Gronewold was preceded in death by: her parents, Ernest and Myrtle Rasmussen; her husband of 40 years, Tony; a daughter, Karen Kinnaman.
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Former Delphi manager Antonio Luck searches for emerging technologies at MEDC
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As Crain's Detroit Business approaches the May 5 unveiling of the 20 in their 20s Class of 2014, we catch up with some of the previous award recipients.
Antonio Luck, 20 in their 20s, Class of 2008
Then: Antonio Luck, then 27, was a business development manager at Delphi Technologies Inc. in Troy, and one of the key members of a team that launched Monarch Antenna Inc., a technology company spin-off from Delphi.
Now: Luck is 33 and serves as director of business acceleration, entrepreneurship and innovation at the Michigan Economic Development Corp., where he directs the portfolio manager team in overseeing the state's investment portfolio comprising for-profit, emerging technology companies, and research and infrastructure grants. He also manages the Pure Michigan Venture Match Fund.
What has happened since you were honored as a 20 in their 20s? "I left Delphi in 2009. I had worked on the leadership team for Monarch while I was at Delphi, and because I was not an employee of Monarch, I also ended my affiliation with Monarch at that time."
In 2013, Monarch won the top prize in the emerging-company category at the business plan competition put on by the Great Lakes Entrepreneur's Quest.
What's next? "That's a good question. I'm trying to figure that out myself. I think I want to continue working with startups, entrepreneurs and investors. I could possibly start my own company or join an investment firm. I also could stay at MEDC in a similar position. All of these are possibilities for the future."
Advice to the new 20 in their 20s class? "Don't undervalue the importance of personal relationships and networking."
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text: robert bobb New digs for Detroit schools police By Sarah Hulett • Jan 20, 2011 Sarah Hulett / Michigan Radio Detroit Public Schools has a brand-new, state-of-the-art police headquarters. It's part of a $42 million initiative to improve security in the school district. The facility includes a detention center, K-9 kennels, and an alarm system that will alert officers when doors to school buildings are opened when they shouldn't be, said DPS Police Chief Roderick Grimes: "We have a command center that will house state-of-the-art camera systems, which will allow us to look at the interior and the exterior of every school, 24 hours a day." Money to pay for the building's construction came from $500.5 billion bond initiative voters approved in 2009. Detroit school board to talk about district's academic plan By Jennifer Guerra • Jan 17, 2011 Sarah Hulett / Michigan Radio The Detroit Board of Education will meet Tuesday to go over a proposed settlement with Robert Bobb, the district's emergency financial manager. A Wayne County judge ruled last month that the Detroit school board is in charge of academics for the district, not the district's financial manager. But both sides have to come to an agreement on how to implement the ruling, since Bobb's team implemented several classroom reforms while the lawsuit was pending. Anthony Adams is the school board's president. He says it's in the district's best interest to keep most of Bobb's reforms in place: New plan calls for more school closings in Detroit By Mark Brush • Jan 11, 2011 user motown31 / wikimedia commons Update: 3:23 p.m.: The Detroit News has changed the number of schools it reported in the DPS school closing plan - going from 100 schools to 70 schools. 2:38 p.m.: Facing a deficit in the hundreds of millions of dollars, a new plan calls for closing more schools in Detroit. The Detroit News reports: A proposed deficit-elimination plan for Detroit Public Schools calls for shuttering 100 additional schools by 2013 and increasing class sizes from 35 to 62 for high school students by 2014. The plan was submitted to state education officials by the Detroit Public Schools Emergency Financial Manager, Robert Bobb. DPS and Robert Bobb are in the midst of a current school closing plan. It calls for closing 45 schools over three years. 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A third option is to use the state's tobacco settlement money to erase the district's debt, or the state could opt for some combination of all the above options. Lawmakers rejected a proposal last month to use the state's tobacco settlement to pay off the district's debt. DPS wants businesses to adopt schools By Sarah Hulett • Jan 6, 2011 Detroit Public Schools is recruiting businesses to adopt schools for academic and beautification projects. Angela Hoston heads the program: "The goal is to have every school have a partner, and not just one partner but multiple partners. We want to raise the academic achievement levels of the bottom one-third of every classroom, and get them to the highest achievement level possible." Hoston says each business can work with a principal to craft a unique program based on what the school needs and what the business can offer. 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"We're modern Robin Hoods," Oswald declares.
"Yeah," Wrench says. "Taking back radio from the rich."
If all goes well, the station should be on the air sometime this summer at a dial location Wrench, Galt and Oswald are keeping to themselves for now. In the meantime, they're preparing a sprawling fundraiser for the project, to be held June 18-20 at the Construct Creative Art Space, 3519 Brighton Boulevard. The Affairs and Born in the Flood have already signed on to participate, with more groups expected to commit as the big day nears.
Such an event isn't unprecedented. Boulder's KBFR, a pirate station that's been broadcasting on and off for the better part of three years ("The Making of a Pirate," October 4, 2001), staged a couple of successful benefit shows at the Fox Theatre, including a well-attended April 15 gig featuring Kan'Nal. Furthermore, KBFR, at 95.3 FM in Boulder, has a website, www.kbfr.org, that offers an extensive calendar, a request line, and information about DJs such as GranolaGirl.
The Denverites are clearly following the KBFR model; they've also assembled a website, www.denverradio.org, that gives updates on their mission. Even so, Wrench knows that publicly promoting an illicit undertaking is a gamble. "There's a tradeoff when it comes to doing what we want to do," he notes. "But we need to get the word out."
"We want people to realize that this will be their station," Galt emphasizes. "It's not just these three guys. It's the community's station. We want them to realize that it exists, and the more of them who do, the stronger it will be. That way, if the FCC comes after us, the community may not let it get shut down."
Popular support couldn't save the station's predecessor, Capitol Underground Radio, whose moniker is being resurrected for the new venture. Dave Granger, a former DJ at KTCL who isn't involved with the latest incarnation, started Capitol Underground in the summer of 1998. The idea was to play music by national and (especially) local artists ignored by mainstream radio, as well as to provide a forum for grassroots debate and activism. "Dave built our transmitter himself, and we kept it in an old ammunition case," Galt recalls. "It was a metaphor for what we were up to."
In the beginning, Granger and his helpers broadcast from a van -- the method used by KBFR folks to prevent the FCC from getting an easy fix on their location. A year later, the crew stopped moving and settled at an art gallery on Broadway, hopeful that they would continue to evade detection. Wrong. On July 8, 1999, FCC representatives, accompanied by two Denver police officers, showed up at the gallery, pulled the plug and carted off most of Capitol Underground's gear. They left the ammunition case, but not much else ("End Transmission," July 29, 1999).
The Capitol Undergrounders reacted by preparing a low-power FM application. At the time, the FCC was pushing this new category of non-commercial outlets as a way for average citizens to express themselves in a radio landscape dominated by corporate Goliaths. The National Association of Broadcasters, which represents the interests of oversized firms such as Texas-based Clear Channel, owner of 1,200 stations nationwide, countered that LPFMs two dial positions away from established stations could interfere with existing signals. In Galt's opinion, this claim is patently absurd. "The only interference they're worried about," he says, "is that we'll interfere with the size of their audience."
Indeed, a slew of studies suggest that LPFMs wouldn't cause other stations the slightest difficulty at a two-dial-position distance. Nonetheless, the U.S. Congress agreed with the NAB, passing a bill in 2000 stating that three dial spaces had to separate LPFMs from stations on either side of them.
For the Capitol Underground crew, Jack-FM is proof that Congress's decision had a lot more to do with politics than science. Jack-FM, overseen by well-funded entrepreneur Tim Brown of NRC Broadcasting, popped up last month at 105.5 FM, two clicks away from KOOL/105.1 FM to the left and Alice/105.9 FM to the right -- a spot that wouldn't be allowable for an LPFM under current law.
If Jack-FM, which sports 58,000 watts, isn't interfering with its neighboring stations, Wrench believes, it's laughable to think that a 100-watt LPFM would cause trouble. "So why can't we get a license?" he asks. "Because our wallets aren't fat enough." That's why he feels it's "a waste of time to play by the rules."
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We often hear of the human cost of war. We don't often see the cash cost laid out so baldly as in the price list that went with my colleague Abdi Sheikh's feature from Mogadishu on the arms market that thrives in the city amid Somalia's tragedy.Among popular weapons, a 120 mm mortar costs $700, plus $55 for each mortar bomb. A 23 mm anti-aircraft gun (truck mounted), fetches a hefty $20,000.Pistols range from $400 to $1,000 according to condition and country of origin. An Indian-made AK-47 Kalashnikov assault rifle costs $140. Better quality versions from North Korea cost $600 and the Russian original costs $400. Hand-grenades go for $25 each, landmines $100.Huge weapons systems, such as nuclear missiles, are the stuff of international geopolitics. But in Africa at least, the weapons that are killing people on a daily basis in places like Somalia, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Darfur are more modest in scale and can be bought at a relatively low cost.
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LOVES PARK, Ill. — The Rockford RiverHawks will host their Holiday Baseball Camp at Wallbangers Academy in Loves Park from Tuesday, Dec. 27 through Friday, Dec. 30.
The camp costs $40 for all four days, and is for kids ages 7-12. Campers will receive hitting, fielding and pitching instruction from RiverHawks Manager Rich Austin and other RiverHawks coaches. Each camper will also get a ticket voucher to a 2012 RiverHawks game.
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The Apollo Moon Landings took place 43 years ago. While the world has moved on to other matters, and the drama of the event has somewhat dimmed, the Hasselblad images from the various EVAs remain as the definitive testimony to Man's first steps on another planet. With the advances made in technology over the intervening years it has become possible to take a fresh and analytical look at this aspect of the Apollo photographic record. Disconcertingly many photos have been found to contain inconsistencies, anomalies and unexplained details.
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I eat there a couple times a year. It is always good, quick service, and reasonable prices. I just hope it stays in business; Mexican restaurants around here rarely stay around for more than a year.
I eat there a couple times a year. It is always good, quick service, and reasonable prices. I just hope it stays in business; Mexican restaurants around here rarely stay around for more than a year.
The service you will receive is awesome! They start you out with salsa and chips which are tasty...They have a great menu with a good amount of choices! I usually get a quesadilla with double beans! :)
There is nothing like El Jimador. The food is amazing, authentic, home made; mom's recipes,CLEAN!, family run, great prices (where can you go as a couple and have an appetizer,dinner,margheritas & or a few cervesas;beer, be full, happy, laugh, converse& definitely will return. And the total bill is $30-40.00?!) you Never go home hungry. Both Terra and Basillia (waitresses) are... More
This is a terrific Mexican restaurant. The food is prepared fresh and the frozen margaritas are delicious. I enjoyed the fajitas. The chicken was fresh and cooked properly and arrived on a sizzling pan with lots of vegetables. The smell was awesome. Service was great with the staff buzzing around the restaurant attending to our every need. Glasses never stayed... More
This is one of our favorite places to eat out. The prices aren't bad and the food is great. Margaritas are nice and come in many sizes. Favorite meal is the shrimp fajitas.
We were out at the Ontario Antique Mall and I noticed this place on the way there. We stopped for dinner on Saturday night about 4:45 PM and the place was already 3/4 full. The staff was great. I liked how it didn't matter who our waitress was, all of the staff poured water and made sure the chips and... More
Just had a great meal at the El Jimador good service great staff was served quickly food was hot and drinks cold..
Lunch was fast almost too fast. Big open room with not very much charm. The food was good and presentation was average. If you are looking for a quick and no frills lunch that is not a chain burger joint, this is the place.
We stopped here because of the reviews on here. The service was very good and the restaurant itself was nice. The menu sounded great but when we got our food it was just OK. Nothing fresh and everything was deep fried and greasy. We ordered the sampler appetizer to try some variety and it was pretty funny, one of the... More
I went here with my wife when we feel like getting some mexican food. Its local and we dont know of too many places around Rochester that are REALLY good mexican but Im sure there must be. When you order, you get a nice basket of chips and salsa. The salsa tastes fresh and the chips arent too greasy. You... More
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