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Registered Charity No 1068428
When do Radio Halton broadcast? You can hear Radio Halton exclusively in
Halton General Hospital 24 hours a day, as our broadcasts
continue overnight thanks to our Myriad software providing a 'round the
clock' schedule. We include the news
on the hour between 10am and 10pm (thanks to Keith Inman from Radio
General, our sister station in Warrington, for fixing the news for us
in November 2014!) The hard-wired system feeds to the bedside and the speakers. We also broadcast within the hospital via streaming on the Trust intranet, so staff in departments can access the service on their workstation computers About 10
people volunteer their time to provide the service to patients,
visitors and staff We're making
more songs available on the playlist so that the same
songs don't come round too often. These are the kind of tunes we're were asked for, but didn't
have, so
we've put that right:
Our volunteers visit patients on the
wards and chat with them to help them relax - find out what music they
like to listen to
In between volunteer visits, patients can use the Radio Halton freephone to request a mention or a song to help the time pass more easily
Rob chats to a patient
Patients can settle back into bed or an easy chair and relax to favourite music through ... ...the bedside headset - it's all technology from more than 40 years ago - no wires involved here, just a pipe into the console on the wall with a volume knob and a channel knob - so it is literally piped music! We hope to be
able to add BBC Radio Merseyside to another channel soon, depending on
the radio signal reception to ensure good quality sound
are loudspeakers in the outpatient clinic waiting areas and also in
Entrance 1 - nearest the busway - to help people relax whilst sitting
there Do you know someone in hospital? You can find the station that serves their hospital and request a song or send them a message. Just click on the HBA logo below to go to the site of the organisation for hospital radio in the whole of the UK Are you interested in joining hospital broadcasting? If so, you can find out what we need people to do on our Join page
The benefits of music in hospital Legendary folk musician Dave Swarbrick says, "Hospital radio is a fantastic service, with volunteers giving their time free to entertain patients with music. When I have been in hospital, which is quite considerable, I have been very glad of it. As a musician, you don't realise the therapeutic effect it can have until you are receiving it yourself. Without having music and great friends around me in hospital, I would have been climbing the walls. Keep up the good work" Find out more here... Why do we provide music? Russell Watson also told how music helped him through illness, when chatting to Ken Bruce in Dec 2010: "Music helps – during the times I've been really ill, I've listened to a lot of music and I find music incredibly therapeutic. There were days particularly when I was having the radiotherapy treatment and when I felt really down, and it'd give me a little bit of a lift and a buzz inside"
News - Competitions
The Northern Chamber Orchestra are in concert at The Brindley on Sunday 8 March, when they're joined by Halton village's own Martin Roscoe. Martin is a renowned concert pianist The programme is one of mixed emotions, with music from 4 very different composers: Haydn's dark, dramatic Symphony no 52 in C minor, Janacek's Suite for Strings, Mozart's flamboyant Piano Concerto in A major K414 and Saint-Saëns The concert starts at 3 o'clock and tickets are avaialble at £15 for adults and only £7 for students from www.thebrindley.org.uk or from 0151 907 8360. There'll be a pair of tickets as a prize on Radio Halton's 'In Classical Mood' with Pam Eastwood on Tuesday between 12 and 1 A pair of tickets to the Classic Viennese Whirls and Waltzes concert at The Brindley was on offer as a competition prize. The competition question "who wrote the Blue Danube waltz?" was asked during the In Classical Mood programme on Tues lunchtime in early January. It was correctly answered "Johann Strauss" by Sheila McCarten who volunteers for the League of Friends on the Tea Bar at Entrance 1 of the hospital Sheila took her fellow volunteer Dilys along to see and hear The Northern Chamber Orchestra on Sunday 25 January 2015, courtesy of Kathryn from the NCO Listen out for more popular Viennese music by Strauss and others being added to our collection <<<>>>
Highfield Male Voice Choir had their Autumn
concert on Friday 17 October 2014
at The Brindley in Runcorn. Together with the
Southport String Ensemble, they presented a varied programme of
Peter Gilberts from the Choir gave us prizes of 5 pairs of tickets as prizes. Presenter Pam Eastwood asked a competition question on our classical music programme, "In Classical Mood" on Tuesday 14 October -"Which of these orchestral instruments belongs to the string section? is it A. The oboe, B. the cello or C. the tuba?" The winners who correctly answered "B. the cello" were Carol, Janet, Julie, Lynn and Elaine Brindley concert tickets Kathryn from the Northern Chamber Orchestra kindly donated 2 tickets for their concert on Sunday 9 March 2014 at The Brindley in Runcorn. The critically-acclaimed NCO, one of the country's finest chamber orchestras, played a delightful programme - perfect for a spring afternoon! Vivaldi's The Four Seasons, played superbly by NCO's Leader, Nicholas Ward, (pictured here) is bursting with melodic, virtuosic moments The concert also provided an opportunity to hear the beautiful, lyrical playing of Elizabeth Jordan, NCO's principal clarinet, in Weber's Clarinet Concerto – arranged from the Clarinet Quintet A lucky listener, Carol, won 2 tickets on Pam Eastwood's Tuesday lunchtime 'In Classical Mood' programme when she correctly answered the competition question, "Who wrote The Four Seasons?"
During the First Utility Super League season, you can hear match commentaries on the Widnes Vikings games These are provided by our fellow volunteers at Warrington Hospital's Radio General, then relayed to Radio Halton via the hospital trust's intranet, at no cost The next match we're covering is on Sunday 1 March 2015 at The Select Security Stadium, Widnes against Wakefield Trinity Wildcats, KO 15:00 Join our presenter, who'll be on air from 14:30 on Radio Halton on Channel 3 Interviews
Awareness stall in Halton Hospital We're holding an awareness stall on Thursday 26 March 2015, as part of Hospital Broadcasting Week
Our volunteers will be in the corridor near to Entrance 1 (the busway end) between 10 and 2, to tell patients and visitors about the service we provide
At our latest awareness stall in Halton Hospital on 18 December 2014, our longest serving volunteer, Derry Griffiths, also welcomed donations from people who wanted to help by giving much needed coins, and £43.13 was collected - thank you so much!
Staff Health and Wellbeing Event Radio Halton are again taking part in this event, providing music and information in the Dining Room of Halton General Hospital on Thursday 26 February 2015. It's all going on from 11 till 1.30 for staff from the Halton site Last time, we
really enjoyed finding out things about healthier eating, having our
blood pressure checked and having a go on the cycling machine to see
how far we could pedal in a minute. And we equally enjoyed
explaining how we help patients by providing our ward visiting with
music and information


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Holodream Software is a professional developer of interactive software, internet applications, web sites and videogames.Since 1991 we created several software products for our italian and international customers, and we own the know-how to develop a wide and complete range of software products. In this years we satisfied over 30 European and American based companies.
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Afghans help locals with medical treatment
Mar 20, 2013
The 2nd Brigade, 1st Kandak, 205th Medical Corps of the Afghan National Army, held a Medical Civic Action Program by offering medical treatment to the local community around Mushan, March 14, 2013, in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan.
14th Engineers hosts Junior Leadership Seminar
Mar 19, 2013
"We now ask our NCOs to be managers, leader developers and, at the same time culturally astute. These same demands have been placed on our junior soldiers as well. We must take a hard look at ourselves to truly understand the meaning of these changes and how this affects our role in the Army profession," wrote to Sgt. Major of the Army Raymond Chandler, in a 2011 Army Live blog posting.
Former Buffalo leader charges ahead to take the spear with Lancers
Mar 19, 2013
The 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division's 1st Battalion, 17th Infantry Regiment said farewell to the top noncommissioned officer in the organization March 14 at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, but are scheduled to follow him once again after he assumes responsibility for the Lancer brigade, April 25.
Skin deep
Mar 14, 2013
A unique military exhibit at the Clark County Historical Museum in Vancouver tells the story of 11 veterans from different eras through the ink on their bodies
Training to focus on enhanced LVCG capabilities
Mar 12, 2013
Our mission is to fight and win our nation's wars. That should come as no surprise. As leaders, our training and energy must remain focused on this single-minded purpose. Our mission is to fight and win our nation's wars. That should come as no surprise. As leaders, our training and energy must remain focused on this single-minded purpose.
Staying left of the bang
Mar 12, 2013
Soldiers from 4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division's Raider Ready Reserve (R3) recently completed five days of training, enhancing their ability to identify indicators of insurgent activity in Afghanistan, where the brigade is currently deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
CTF 4-2 NCO receives fourth deployed promotion
Mar 12, 2013
When Staff Sgt. Luis Santos found out he made the sergeant first class list in March of 2012, he jokingly bet his wife that he would get promoted during his unit's deployment to Afghanistan and that she would miss his fourth promotion in a row.
Field artillerymen learn infantry skills in squad live-fire exercise
Mar 12, 2013
At Range 50, deep in the impact area and miles from the cantonment area or even a paved road, squads from the 4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division's rear detachment trained for war in a three-night field exercise last week. Going on field exercises is hardly business as usual for most rear-detachments, but then again, this rear-d is far from usual.
2-17 FA reloads with new commander
Mar 12, 2013
Soldiers with the 2nd Battalion, 17th Field Artillery Regiment donned the beret for the first time in more than 18 months to say farewell to Lt. Col. Kolin Bernardoni, who has led the organization for more than two years, and welcome a new leader, Lt. Col. Thomas Gordon Jr., who will continue the regiment's legacy.
610th Engineer Company builds PT pits
Mar 12, 2013
If you've driven anywhere on Joint Base Lewis-McChord recently, you've probably noticed the many orange cones and orange-vested construction contractors working next to them. If not, you've certainly noticed the many road closures and corresponding detours due to construction. The construction projects, though they promise a smoother drive in the future, can be a source of many headaches.
'Guardian' rises at Joint Base Lewis-McChord
Mar 12, 2013
Soldiers from the 1-229th Attack Reconnaissance Battalion at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., became the first in the Army to field the latest version of the AH-64 Apache attack helicopter, Feb. 21, 2013.
Preserve Your Sight To Fight
Mar 11, 2013
Today's Soldiers understand the importance of mission readiness. We prepare our equipment and we train to ensure we are ready to go. But what about your eyes? Are they ready to go? You know you need protection from dust, wind and ultraviolet and bright sunlight, but how about a 0.15-caliber steel fragment coming at you at 660 feet per second?
Soldiers serve up 'field food' to local students
Mar 11, 2013
Soldiers from Echo Company, 832nd Ordnance Battalion, U.S. Army Ordnance School, Combined Arms Support Command, visited students at Salem Church Middle School to give them a taste of field living Feb. 28.
ROC Drill examines Army sustainment formations
Mar 8, 2013
The Combined Arms Support Command will host the Global Logistics 2020 Rehearsal of Concept Drill, March 11-15, 2013, at Fort Lee, Va.
Army divers splash headfirst into training
Mar 7, 2013
Nine divers deployed from the 74th Engineer Dive Detachment, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Va., performed underwater welding, cutting and hydraulic-tool training at the Sea Point of Debarkation/Embarkation at Shuaiba Port, Kuwait, Feb. 19 to March 7, 2013.
Tobyhanna techs support armed forces' satellite communications
Mar 7, 2013
Electronics Mechanic Edward Mojzuk takes a reading from the elevation data box to verify AS-3036 Antenna alignment here.
Montana Citizen-Airman named senior enlisted advisor to chief, National Guard Bureau
Mar 7, 2013
ARLINGTON, Va. (3/7/13) -- Air Force Command Chief Master Sgt. Mitchell Brush will be the next senior enlisted advisor to the chief of the National Guard Bureau, Army Gen. Frank Grass announced Wednesday.
Douglas fir helps JBLM repair storm damage
Mar 7, 2013
JBLM plants the last of 249 trees to replace those damaged by January 2012 storm.
A home for Emma
Mar 7, 2013
When Capt. Jessamyn Jempson needed help finding foster care for her dog, Emma, she turned to a nonprofit organization that offers deploying service members a nationwide online volunteer resource.
Check Your Weather
Mar 6, 2013
On my most recent deployment, I was assigned to Task Force ODIN to operate and eventually provide instruction on the MQ-1B Warrior Alpha unmanned aircraft system. Shortly after reporting to Fort Hood, Texas, each UAS operator was assigned to a small 10- to 12-Soldier element as they attended their airframe qualification course. They were then deployed to their theater of operation. All of these events would occur within a six- to eight-month period, so, for the majority of the personnel assigned, this was quite a unique experience.
FORSCOM, USARC prepare new Lean Six Sigma Black Belts
Mar 6, 2013
Fourteen students representing U.S. Army Forces Command (FORSCOM), U.S. Army Reserve Command (USARC), and U.S. Army Special Operations Command gathered to work toward Black Belt certification in the four-week course co-sponsored by FORSCOM G-8, Business Readiness Improvement Division, and the U.S. Army Reserve Command (USARC) G-8, Continuous Process Improvement Office.
CID warns of email scam, criminals posing as police
Mar 5, 2013
The U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command is warning both the Army community and the public about a new Internet phishing scam where criminals are attempting to pose as Army CID officials.
Welcome home, 'Dirty Bombs!'
Mar 1, 2013
Family members and "Iron Dragons" of the 110th Chemical Battalion (Technical Escort), 9th Chemical Company welcomed their CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive) Response Team 2 "Dirty Bombs" back home to Joint Base Lewis-McChord in a redeployment ceremony Feb. 14 in the 110th battalion's headquarters building on North Fort Lewis.
Bigger, faster, stronger
Feb 28, 2013
16th CAB unveils the Army's more muscular attack helicopter, the Apache Guardian
USPACOM Commander visits JBLM
Feb 26, 2013
Admiral Samuel J. Locklear III, USPACOM Commander, visits JBLM and senior I CORPS leadership to tour the base and discuss the realignment to the Pacific Theater.
PACOM commander tours Joint Base Lewis-McChord
Feb 26, 2013
The commander of the U.S. Pacific Command toured the facilities of Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., Feb. 22, 2013, and experienced the capabilities of the Stryker armored fight vehicles firsthand. He spoke about the military re-balancing in the Pacific and I Corps' future role in the region.
Black History Month Observance
Feb 26, 2013
Black History Month Observance at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan. Includes sound bites from Lt. Col. Frank G. Davis, II, 3rd Explosives Ordnance Disposal Battalion, Joint Task Force Paladin-South. Also available in high definition.
History began on McChord Field
Feb 21, 2013
Pilots with the 7th Bomber Group who flew the Doolittle Raid on Japan after Pearl Harbor trained on what is now Joint Base Lewis-McChord.
The importance and effectiveness of a safety sense
Feb 20, 2013
A few weeks ago, I went out to the garage with my son to sharpen a lawnmower blade. Without even thinking about it, I grabbed two sets of safety goggles and face shields for us to wear while I used the bench grinder on the blade.
CASCOM welcomes new senior warrant officer
Feb 20, 2013
The Combined Arms Support Command welcomed Chief Warrant Officer 5 Randy W. Johnson as the new senior warrant officer during a Feb. 19 ceremony. Johnson comes to the command from Fort Knox, Ky., where he served as the warrant officer branch chief for Force Sustainment Division, Human Resources Command.
Basic education classes putting Soldiers on track for new goals
Feb 14, 2013
JOINT BASE LEWIS-McCHORD, Wash. -- Pfc. Oscar Gamboa knows he's not exactly the fastest runner in the Army. So he copes with it by running as much as he can. That, he said, is what it will take if his dream of joining the Army's elite Special Forces is ever to see the light of day.
Compost business booming despite budget challenges
Feb 14, 2013
Joint Base Lewis-McChord finds innovative ways to advance its environmental programs despite federal spending cuts.
I Corps leader setting fitness example
Feb 14, 2013
Command Sgt. Major John Troxell, almost 49, challenges young America's Corps Soldiers to focus on health and fitness.
Manchus reach new heights
Feb 13, 2013
"One minute," yelled the crew chief to the soldiers in his UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter. "20 seconds," he called out. As soon as the Black Hawk touched the ground the soldiers, strapped with 70 pounds of their personal equipment, jump out laying suppressive fire as they hit the ground. The scene did not look like utter chaos because these soldiers, from Company A, 2nd Battalion, 9th Infantry Regiment, 1st Armored Brigaded Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, knew exactly what to do.
The Whys and Hows of Accident Reporting
Feb 13, 2013
While serving as a first sergeant years ago, I was frustrated when an accident report submitted to the U.S. Army Safety Center was returned to me for additional information. Unfortunately, because the accident occurred off duty and my Soldier had been rendered unconscious, I couldn't provide any additional information.
TEDD handler, dog go on first mission together
Feb 12, 2013
After hours of climbing over the rugged grape rows of Afghanistan in search of a weapons cache, Pfc. Franklin Sena and his platoon heard the familiar sound of small-arms fire coming at them.
New tracking system improves helicopter gunnery
Feb 12, 2013
This year the Army will start fielding a new training system that will more accurately track helicopter rocket firing. The new Aerial Weapons Scoring System (AWSS) recently passed its government acceptance test at Fort Rucker, Ala. The new system for crews in Kiowa and Apache helicopters follows a 2010 TRADOC decision to improve helicopter scoring capabilities for rapid and paired rocket engagements during diving fire.
Fort Knox TASS Training Center course combines civil affairs and psychological operations training
Feb 12, 2013
More than 130 Warrior Citizens participated in a joint Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Field Training Exercise as part of a Military Occupational Specialty reclassification course at the Total Army School System Training Center, Fort Knox, Feb. 4-11, 2013.
Hypothermia: The sneaky threat
Feb 11, 2013
Outdoor activities in winter are fun for the entire Family, but they can be risky if one chooses to ignore the rules of cold weather.
CASCOM supports April's Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Feb 11, 2013
Col. Aimee L. Kominiak, 23rd Quartermaster Brigade commanding officer, U.S. Army Quartermaster School, shared her personal thoughts on leadership dealing with sexual harassment during an interview Feb. 8.
Soldier pursued excellence, led by example
Feb 8, 2013
Soldiers, family, and friends gathered to celebrate the life and legacy of Sgt. David J. Chambers, an infantryman in 4th Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, during a memorial ceremony at Evergreen Chapel, Feb. 6.
Triple Nickel arrives, takes over engineer mission in Afghanistan
Feb 8, 2013
The Theater Engineer Brigade in Afghanistan welcomes new leadership, as it becomes Joint Task Force Triple Nickel.
14th Engineer Battalion receives military engineering award
Feb 8, 2013
Soldiers of the 14th Engineer Battalion, a component unit of the 555th Engineer Brigade, were recognized for their dangerous work during a year-long deployment to Afghanistan in 2011-2012 in a ceremony at Able Field Jan. 30.
Secretary of the Army visits National Center for Telehealth and Technology
Feb 8, 2013
Secretary of the Army John McHugh made a visit to Joint Base Lewis-McChord Feb. 4 and 5 to conduct a news conference announcing the completion of a comprehensive, Army-wide review of the soldier behavioral health diagnoses and evaluations. The National Center for Telehealth and Technology, commonly referred to as T2, was among the stops McHugh made to JBLM.
Tournament appreciation for service members overflowing at AT&T Pro-Am
Feb 8, 2013
PRESIDIO OF MONTEREY, Calif. - While the biggest draw Feb. 6 at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am were the dozen celebrities participating in the 3M Celebrity Challenge, event organizers increased their effort this year to recognize the large number of service members in attendance during the tournament's Military Appreciation Day.
Danger in a crowded sky
Feb 7, 2013
It was a cool spring day in Alaska, and my OH-58D squadron was participating in the Air Force's Red Flag operation. Our task was to help certify new Joint Terminal Attack Controllers for the Air Force. We were to fly as a Scout Weapons Team from our airfield to the range operated by the Air Force. Although it was just 20 minutes as the crow flies from our airfield, we rarely operated in this range due to the high use by the Air Force. Prior to this operation, we had conducted a range familiarization flight with communication checks with the controllers.
Yellow Means Stop
Feb 7, 2013
How many times have you approached a traffic light just as it turned yellow and said to yourself, "I can make it"? As you punch the gas and fly through the intersection, you look up and see the light change to red. With a devious grin, you praise your great driving skills. I'll be the first to admit that I've done this countless times with no thought of the danger I might avoid if I would have just slowed down and stopped. However, an accident I wasn't even involved in forever changed my thinking.
Secretary of the Army visits National Center for Telehealth and Technology
Feb 7, 2013
Secretary of the Army John McHugh made a visit to Joint Base Lewis-McChord, February 4 and 5 to conduct a news conference announcing the completion of a comprehensive, Army-wide review of the Soldier behavioral health diagnoses and evaluations. The National Center for Telehealth and Technology, commonly referred to as T2, was among the stops McHugh made to JBLM.
SAMC inductee talks about his reason for joining the Army Reserve
Feb 7, 2013
Sgt. 1st Class Samuel Gilpin, senior instructor 7th Battalion, 95th Regiment, discusses his reason for joining the Army Reserve, the benefits of joining and his induction into the Sergeant Audie Murphy Club.
Arrowhead soldiers pay tribute at Fallen Heroes Memorial re-dedication
Feb 7, 2013
Soldiers from 3rd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, gathered together Tuesday at the brigade's Fallen Heroes Memorial to honor its fallen warriors in a re-dedication ceremony. It was just 15 months ago that many of these same soldiers were gathered here in advance of their deployment to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. The gathering this time, however, was a much more solemn occasion.
3-2 SBCT uncases colors
Feb 7, 2013
More than 4000 boots stood in the wet grass of Joint Base Lewis McChord's Walkins Field as the 3rd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division uncased their brigade and battalion colors, Feb. 5.
Secretary of the Army visits Joint Base Lewis-McChord
Feb 7, 2013
The 7th Infantry Division hosted John McHugh, 21st Secretary of the Army, in a visit to Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., Feb. 4. The visit is his third to JBLM since being appointed Secretary of the Army in 2009.
Texting fail - Perils of distracted walking
Feb 6, 2013
Thanks to smartphones and the Internet, videos of people walking and texting their way into an embarrassing adventure aren't difficult to find.
Sergeant Audie Murphy Club inductee focuses on leading Soldiers instead of selection
Feb 5, 2013
Sgt. 1st Class Samuel Gilpin, senior instructor 7th Battalion, 95th Regiment, was inducted into the United States Army Reserve Command chapter of the Sergeant Audie Murphy Club, during a ceremony hosted by the 80th Training Command in Richmond, Va., Feb. 1, 2013. The Sierra Leone native, who recently became a United States citizen, referred to his induction into the SAMC as a life changing experience.
Korean War veteran receives long overdue Silver Star Medal
Feb 4, 2013
Several hundred community members, well-wishers, dignitaries and friends gathered to view the presentation of the Silver Star Medal to William V. Wuorinen for heroic actions during combat operations in the Korean War, at an award ceremony held at Naselle-Grays River Valley School, Naselle, Wash., Jan. 30, 2013.
16th Combat Aviation Brigade completes collective crew training
Feb 4, 2013
Soldiers from the 16th Combat Aviation Brigade improved mission readiness and responsiveness while working as a multifunctional aviation task force during collective crew training at Yakima Training Center, Wash.
Combined Task Force 4-2 conducts combined foot patrol with ANA partners
Feb 3, 2013
A Soldier with 1st Battalion, 38th Infantry Regiment, Combined Task Force 4-2 (4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division), helps a fellow soldier onto the rooftop of an old, destroyed building to provide protective over watch for another element of their patrol, Jan.29 in Panjwa'i District, Afghanistan. The soldiers, from Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., are currently serving in Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Kimberly Hackbarth, 4th SBCT, 2nd Inf. Div. Public Affairs Office)
Combined Task Force 4-2 conducts combined foot patrol with ANA partners
Feb 3, 2013
An Afghan National Army soldier takes a knee and provides security for Soldiers of 1st Battalion, 38th Infantry Regiment, Combined Task Force 4-2 (4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division), during a combined foot patrol, Jan.29 in Panjwa'i District, Afghanistan. The United States Army soldiers, from Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., are currently serving in Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Kimberly Hackbarth, 4th SBCT, 2nd Inf. Div. Public Affairs Office)
Combined Task Force 4-2 conducts combined foot patrol with ANA partners
Feb 3, 2013
A soldier with 1st Battalion, 38th Infantry Regiment, Combined Task Force 4-2 (4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division), watches over an element of a combined foot patrol with the Afghan National Army, Jan.29 in Panjwa'i District, Afghanistan. The United States Army soldiers, from Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., are currently serving in Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Kimberly Hackbarth, 4th SBCT, 2nd Inf. Div. Public Affairs Office)
Combined Task Force 4-2 conducts combined foot patrol with ANA partners
Feb 3, 2013
A soldier with 1st Battalion, 38th Infantry Regiment, Combined Task Force 4-2 (4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division), reacts to enemy gun shots during a combined foot patrol with the Afghan National Army, Jan.29 in Panjwa'i District, Afghanistan. . The United States Army soldiers, from Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., are currently serving in Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Kimberly Hackbarth, 4th SBCT, 2nd Inf. Div. Public Affairs Office)
Combined Task Force 4-2 conducts combined foot patrol with ANA partners
Feb 3, 2013
A soldier with 1st Battalion, 38th Infantry Regiment, Combined Task Force 4-2 (4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division), looks for the source of enemy gun shots after a short firefight during a combined foot patrol with the Afghan National Army, Jan.29 in Panjwa'i District, Afghanistan. The soldiers, from Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., are currently serving in Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Kimberly Hackbarth, 4th SBCT, 2nd Inf. Div. Public Affairs Office)
Brig. Gen. Thomas P. Evans relinquishes command of 102nd Training Division (MS)
Feb 3, 2013
FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. (Feb. 3, 2013) - Brig. Gen. Thomas P. Evans handed command of the 102nd Training Division (Maneuver Support) over to Col. Wayne M. Cavender during a Change of Command Ceremony at the Fort Leonard Wood Museum.
Second time's a charm for SAMC selectee
Feb 2, 2013
The tradition of selecting the most elite noncommissioned officers into the United States Army Reserve chapter of the Sergeant Audie Murphy Club continued after a panel of senior NCOs selected Sgt. 1st Class Cavornia Scott during board proceedings at the 80th Training Command in Richmond, Va., Feb. 1, 2013.
CTF 4-2 broadcaster coaches local Afghan children
Feb 2, 2013
Sgt. Kyle Burns, a broadcast journalist with Combined Task Force 4-2 (4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division), shows Afghan children how to use his Panasonic P2HD video camera during a mission here, Jan. 30. Burns, of Boynton Beach, Fla., is currently deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Kimberly Hackbarth, 4th SBCT, 2nd Inf. Div. Public Affairs Office)
From the Director of Army Safety - Measuring Up
Feb 1, 2013
One of the perennial questions in safety is, "How do we measure what we're doing?" Too often, the only metric we have available is how many Soldiers died in accidents during any particular period. We've gotten into the habit of looking at those numbers and attributing our safety programs' success or failure to them. This isn't necessarily a bad thing; we obviously want the arrow pointing downward on accidental deaths. But, I don't believe it's enough to quantify what we do every day with only a single figure - safety is much bigger and more complex than that.
Pinned by a PLS
Feb 1, 2013
A few years ago, I was deployed to Iraq with the 5th Squadron, 7th Cavalry, out of Fort Stewart, Ga. We'd just left our outpost and were moving to set up a new one. Once there, my Soldiers and I got busy inside the headquarters setting up walls, radios and other equipment.
2ID introduces new top enlisted Soldier, says farewell to another
Jan 31, 2013
CAMP CASEY, South Korea -- Command Sgt. Maj. Andrew J. Spano assumed the helm as the senior enlisted adviser in the 2nd Infantry Division from Command Sgt. Maj. Michael P. Eyer during a change of responsibility ceremony Jan. 30, 2013, at Camp Casey, South Korea.
Lancer command team returns to JBLM
Jan 31, 2013
screams of excitement echoed off the cinder block walls of North Fort's Wilson Gym, Jan. 16, as nearly 300 soldiers from 2nd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, stood before hundreds of their family, friends and fellow soldiers during a Welcome Home ceremony.
Tragedy, then hope
Jan 31, 2013
National Twitter phenomenon comes to JBLM
SMA explains way ahead for women in combat
Jan 30, 2013
"As an Army, we should be seeking the best qualified and most talented individuals and match them against the requirements for the Army, regardless of gender," said Sgt. Maj. of the Army Raymond F. Chandler III.
Aviation brigade upgrades Black Hawk helicopters
Jan 30, 2013
JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash. -- The 2-158th Assault Helicopter Battalion began fielding 30 new UH-60M Black hawk helicopters to replace the current UH-60L models on Jan 7. The unit is scheduled to finish receiving equipment sometime between late February and early March.
Real-life Halo: Soldiers learn advancements in modern warfare weapons technology
Jan 30, 2013
The 7th Infantry Division hosted their first ever Weapons, Ammunition and Devices Symposium Jan. 24 and 25, at various locations on Joint Base Lewis-McChord. The first days of the symposium featured speakers and displays, while the second day afforded soldiers a chance for more hands-on training at the Engagement Skills Trainer 2000 and with a live-fire range.
Soldier's aviation dream takes flight
Jan 30, 2013
A 28-year-old soldier sits in the cockpit of a mosquito shaped helicopter. He performs operational checks on the aircraft hoping that one day he will return to the seat not as a repairer, but as a pilot.
7th ID, Army leverage decade of lessons to provide best care to Soldiers, Family members
Jan 30, 2013
As we start a new year, many of you from Joint Base Lewis-McChord are or will soon be preparing to reintegrate with your families following a deployment. This can be a challenging time, regardless if it was your first deployment or a third. This is critical time and you and your family are not alone.
Soldiers provide security for key leader engagement with ABP
Jan 29, 2013
Soldiers with Blackfoot Company, 2nd Battalion, 23rd Infantry Regiment from Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., provide security for a key leader engagement with the Afghan Border Police near Spin Boldak, Afghanistan, Jan. 24. The KLE allowed International Security Assistance Force leaders to discuss training schedules with ABP leaders. (U.S. Army Photo by Staff Sgt. Shane Hamann, 102nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)
Owners bringing pets into Germany will pay new fee starting Feb. 1
Jan 28, 2013
HEIDELBERG, Germany -- Members of the U.S. forces community who bring their pets along when they arrive in Germany for assignment will be charged a fee by German authorities beginning Feb. 1.
Soldier's dedication, character remembered
Jan 28, 2013
Family, friends, and Soldiers from 4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, gathered to remember and honor the life of Pfc. Markie T. Sims in a memorial ceremony at Lewis North Chapel, Jan. 23.
Tacoma-Pierce County Chamber welcomes 7ID CG to Military Affairs Forum
Jan 28, 2013
Maj. Gen. Stephen R. Lanza, commanding general of the 7th Infantry Division, met with nearly 70 members of the Tacoma-Pierce County Chamber of Commerce at a Military Affairs Forum, Jan. 16, in downtown Tacoma. The chamber invited Lanza to represent the 7th Infantry Division as a guest speaker for the event.
Corps' top leaders address combat exclusion policy termination
Jan 28, 2013
Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta officially announced the end of the 1994 Direct Ground Combat Definition and Assignment Rule excluding women from assignment to units and positions whose primary mission is to engage in direct ground combat, Jan. 24.
JBLM celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Jan 28, 2013
Soldiers, Airmen and civilians from across Joint Base Lewis-McChord gathered together for the JBLM Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration at the McChord Field Collocated Club, Jan. 22.
Infantry first sergeant influences engineer company
Jan 26, 2013
When the soldiers of 38th Engineer Company learned that they would be getting a new first sergeant during their deployment to Afghanistan, they did not know what kind of leader he would be.
Giving safety a fighting chance
Jan 25, 2013
When you hear "combatives training," safety probably isn't the first thing that comes to mind.
General relinquishes command, bids 'adieu' to Fort Huachuca
Jan 25, 2013
Fort Huachuca, AZ. - Maj. Gen. Gregg Potter, commanding general, U.S. Army Intelligence Center of Excellence and Fort Huachuca, said his goodbyes to the Soldiers, Families, friends and supporters from Fort Huachuca and the surrounding communities, during the formal relinquishment of command ceremony on Brown Parade Field Thursday.
Many happy returns
Jan 24, 2013
JBLM Tax Center reopens with focus on helping junior enlisted Soldiers and Airmen.
RTS-Maintenance Fort McCoy earns 3-year reaccreditation, Institution of Excellence status
Jan 24, 2013
Regional Training Site-Maintenance at Fort McCoy has been reaccredited, and, in the process, earned its third-consecutive Institution of Excellence designation. RTS-Maintenance provides vehicle and equipment repair and maintenance training to members of the Army Reserve and other Army branches. Maj. Victor O. McGee, RTS-Maintenance commandant, said the reaccreditation is valid for three years. Prior accreditation/reaccreditation occurred in 2006 and 2009. Every RTS-Maintenance organization must be accredited, McGee said. "The Institution of Excellence designation shows we go above and beyond the call to provide training support to our students."
Army Under Secretary pays tribute to Korean War hero
Jan 23, 2013
Under Secretary of the Army Joseph W. Westphal meets General (Ret.) Paik Yun Sup, the Korean Army's first four star general, 17 Jan. 2013, Seoul, Republic of South Korea (ROK). During his remarkable career, General (Ret.) Paik Yun Sup served as commander of the First Field Army, the Army Chief of Staff, and the Chairman for the ROK Joint Chiefs of Staff until his retirement in May 1960. Following his military career, General (Ret.) Paik Yun Sup served as Korea's Ambassador to the Republic of China on Taiwan, France, and Canada. He also served as Minister of Transportation and is credited with the development of the Seoul Metropolitan Subway. Moreover, General (Ret.) Paik Yun Sup is the author of "From Pusan to Panmunjom: Wartime Memoirs of the Republic of Korea's First Four-Star General, Paik Sun Yup". Under Secretary Westphal's visit to Korea underscores the strength of the ROK-U.S. Alliance and the U.S. Army's commitment to sustain land power in the Asia Pacific region. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Bernardo Fuller)
Army Under Secretary discusses the future of the Army with Soldiers in Korea
Jan 23, 2013
Under Secretary of the Army Joseph W. Westphal discusses the future of the Army with Soldiers stationed at Camp Humphreys, 17 Jan. 2013, Republic of South Korea (ROK). Westphal met with the Soldiers to recognize their contributions to the longstanding ROK-U.S. Alliance, and discuss their critical role as the Army rebalances to the Asia Pacific region. Westphal visited Camp Humphreys during his Pacific AOR tour of Army units in Hawaii, Korea and Alaska. Under Secretary Westphal's visit to Korea underscores the strength of the ROK-U.S. Alliance and the U.S. Army's commitment to sustain land power in the Asia Pacific region. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Bernardo Fuller)
Soldiers, former NFL players discuss life after violence
Jan 22, 2013
Former professional football players met "real warriors," Jan. 12, 2013, and discovered they had a lot in common.
Fallen leader's legacy remembered
Jan 22, 2013
Family, friends, and soldiers from 4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division gathered to honor the life and legacy of Staff Sgt. Wesley R. Williams in a memorial ceremony at Evergreen Chapel, Jan. 16.
Army releases programmatic environmental assessment - Army 2020 Force Structure Realignment
Jan 18, 2013
The Department of the Army has completed a final Programmatic Environmental Assessment and draft Finding of No Significant Impact (for Army force structure reductions and realignments that may occur from Fiscal Years 2013-2020. Public comment period is open until Feb. 19.
FORSCOM hosts SMA Board of Directors meeting
Jan 16, 2013
The Sergeant Major of the Army Board of Director's meeting serves as an opportunity for the Army's senior enlisted leaders to come together and share current information about the Army, while discussing issues affecting Soldiers and Army Families, from the leader's perspective. The two-day session included briefings and discussion on topics such as personnel, operations, physical fitness, security and health.
Leaders learn law through JOLO
Jan 16, 2013
Officers and senior noncommissioned officers with 17th Fires Brigade participated in Junior Officer Legal Orientation training Jan. 4 and Jan. 7. "The 17th Fires Brigade is the first brigade to receive the training (within 7th Infantry Division)," said Capt. John Nelson, the senior trial counsel with 7th Infantry Division, and JOLO instructor. "Shortly all of the brigades under the 7th Infantry Division footprint will receive the training."
Fighters make good leaders
Jan 16, 2013
Soldiers with 17th Fires Brigade brawled for a chance to be champions during two separate combatives tournaments Dec. 12 at Wilson Gym and Dec. 14 at McChord Fitness Center. The Army Combatives Program trains soldiers in hand-to-hand combat for self-defense, said Sgt. 1st Class Earl Ullom, a Fresno, Calif., native, and platoon sergeant with Battery C, 1st Battalion (155mm Towed), 377th Field Artillery Regiment, 17th Fires Bde.
Months-long wait ends for wounded warrior reunited with comrades
Jan 16, 2013
On June 12, 2012, while conducting a dismounted patrol in Maiwand, Afghanistan, an improvised explosive device detonated near the men of 1st Platoon, Company B, 4th Battalion, 23rd Infantry Regiment, 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division. Following the explosion, Spc. Chris Anderson's life would forever be changed.
More vets for pets, working dogs
Jan 14, 2013
The expansion of the Veterinary Center at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., will shorten the wait lists to treat military pets and working dogs.
Lancers leaves Afghanistan ready for Ready First
Jan 14, 2013
The 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, Combined Task Force Lancer, marked the end of a nine-month deployment to southern Afghanistan by relinquishing control of its nearly 15,000 square kilometer battle-space to the 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division, Combined Team Ready First, during a Transfer of Authority ceremony at Camp Nathan Smith, Afghanistan in Kandahar City Jan. 7.
Fatal Army accidents down in first quarter of 2013
Jan 14, 2013
The U.S. Army Combat Readiness/Safety Center recently released accident statistics for the first quarter of fiscal year 2013, and the data show a continued overall decline in both on- and off-duty accidental deaths.
New app delivers real-time info about JBLM events
Jan 11, 2013
My Military Community app delivers info and events to smartphones.
Army Marksmanship Unit expands to include Wounded Warriors
Jan 10, 2013
The Army recently announced the expansion of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit to include 24 Wounded Warriors as members of its new Paralympic and Instructor sections.
Kazakhstan military delegation visits FORSCOM, Fort Bragg
Jan 10, 2013
A military delegation from the Republic of Kazakhstan, led by Gen. Col. Saken A. Zhasuzakov, first deputy minister of defense and chairman of that nations' chiefs of staff committee, visited Fort Bragg, N.C., Jan. 8-9. The delegation got a firsthand look at the latest in combat medical and tactical communications training and technology, visited memorials to fallen Soldiers, saw Soldier and Army Family support facilities and received command updates from U.S. Army Forces Command, U.S. Army Special Operations Command, the 82nd Airborne Division and Womack Army Medical Center.


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Next Wednesday's Waitangi Day event at Piritahi Marae promises to be a celebration for the whole family.
The day begins with a powhiri at 10am. The activities start at 10.45am.
Around the grounds will be stalls and children's games. Live music will be playing. There will be guest speakers, a Waitangi Treaty workshop and a waka ama.
Everyone will be invited to join in the hangi at 1pm and try their hand at raranga - flax weaving.
Organiser Lisa Smith says the focus for the day will be whanau with particular attention being paid to the needs of young people.
"There will be information available on organisations that work with youth to let them know what support is here on the island."
She says since the tragic suicide that took place last year she has realised there were some gaps and the Piritahi Hau Ora has been busy filling these.
"A new support group has started and they will be introducing themselves to the Waiheke community," she says.
"They are not a counselling group, it is a place where whanau who have been through a completed suicide can come together, support each other and talk about what they have been through."
Waitangi Day is a zero waste event and those who attend are asked to recycle and bring their water bottles for free refilling.
Piritahi Marae and the Piritahi Hau Ora is on Tahatai Rd, Blackpool.
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5 su marzo 01, 2015
I seriously cannot say enough good things about the Bernerhof! My husband brought me for my birthday and I was completely wowed! Steve was so hospitable and within minutes of meeting him we feel felt like we were old friends. We didn't get the chance to meet Katey, but from what we hear we seriously missed out! The room was beautiful and included a bathtub the size of a small swimming pool. You would expect in an old building the water pressure/temperature to be lacking but not at all, I took baths both days! The bar in the restaurant area was definitely the place to be and we met some great friendly couples on our first night. We only ate in the restaurant once for breakfast but the food was great, we just wanted to try some other places in the area as well since it was our first time. We were able to peek in some of the other rooms while we were walking around and they were all beautiful! The location was fantastic, Conway in ten minutes, Attitash in ten minutes the other direction. We drove up from CT and took the Kanc from Lincoln on the way in, which was well worth the extra time. We will definitely be back to the Bernerhof, it was an amazing birthday trip!!
5 su febbraio 25, 2015
My husband, best friends, and I stayed here for 1 week this February (2015) and it was amazing. My husband and I had stayed here 2 times before and it just gets better every time we come. Our innkeeper, Steve, gave us a warm welcome when we arrived. He was very flexible and accommodating to our needs and made sure we were comfortable and had everything we could possibly need for a great stay. Steve is a great innkeeper with a lot of attention to detail and making sure his guests are well cared for. The room was great! This B&B has all the charm of the past with the modern amenities of today. Every morning there was a delicious selection for breakfast and just the thing before a long day of skiing. There were always fresh baked goods throughout the day, as well as coffee and tea. We even had dinner at the Black Bear Pub a couple of evenings and that was delicious too! We had a massage at the new spa. It was a relaxing and much needed after being on the slopes for 4 days. Would highly recommend having a massage here. This B&B is close to many mountains to ski on which is great. There are many restaurants and even shopping nearby. We were never bored and had an amazing week here!
4,8 su febbraio 23, 2015
The stay was awesome. Steve and his staff are outstanding.
5 su febbraio 20, 2015
This was my first experience staying in a bed & breakfast,I only did this for my girlfriend so I was definitely hesitate,when we arrived I couldn't believe how nice this place was and the greeting from the owner was outstanding,as we checked in he told us we were upgraded because they had a nicer room available that wasn't taken I thought that was pretty awesome you wouldn't get that treatment t at a hotel,our room was awesome very spacious and clean,the fireplace was going the candles were on and to see the smile on my girlfriends face I new I made the right decision,brownies downstairs by the bar a very cute restaurant set up,and r breakfast was awesome,when ever in the area of North Conway this will be the place I will stay,thank you for an awesome experience
4,2 su febbraio 16, 2015
We went for a one night romantic getaway. It was perfect. The innkeepers are warm and so friendly. We will definitely be back!
4,2 su febbraio 09, 2015
First time at a B & B and was pleasantly surprised by this one in particular. Steve and Katey are pros at this. They know exactly what to do to make your stay outstanding. The decor is just outstanding. Would stay there to visit all the various rooms for a night. John and Gail
5 su febbraio 05, 2015
We stayed jan 30- feb 1, 2015. Such a welcoming staff! Steve gives you a little tour upon check in which is really nice. We checked in earlier in the day on that friday so we were one of the only couples there so I got to poke my head in some of the empty rooms before other poeple checked in for the weekend. Every room is unique in its own way and very quaint and cozy. The food was very good and the bar drinks were very tasty. We have never been in this part of NH so it was nice that steve had tons of info and brochures that were very helpful. Upstairs there is a dvd library which is a cute added touch. There are baked treats out during the day with the keruig for tea and coffee which we enjoyed by the cozy fireplace in the sitting area. Have nothing but good things to say about the bernerhof inn. Can't wait to come back! Ashley & Nick
4,8 su gennaio 30, 2015
We went here 20 years ago on our honeymoon. We came back for our 20th anniversary. It is such a warm, beautiful place to stay. The rooms are beautiful. The staff is amazing.
4,4 su gennaio 24, 2015
We were able to book a single night and were upgraded to a larger room. Great time and accommodations. We would recommend this B&B to anyone.
5 su gennaio 10, 2015
first time staying at a bed and breakfast great experience. Steve & Katey were great. Rob & Colleen
Freedom! The word strikes a patriotic cord in all our hearts as the image of a red, white, and blue banner waving in the wind dances through our minds. This is the scene that the founders of Freedom, NH must have envisioned when they bestowed a name upon their quaint country village. Queen Bed. Room Description: The Bernerhof Inn, taking the lead from our forefathers, drew upon this very same picture when designing The Freedom Village Suite. Here, history blends seamlessly with modernization, as a beautiful tea-dyed quilt, resting on a queen-sized maple bed, faces a flat screen TV/DVD and air conditioning unit! However, we have decided to leave the outhouses in the past and equipped you with a gorgeous tiled bath, pedestal sink, and porcelain commode.
In 1944, Bretton Woods, NH was the handpicked location for the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference, the monumental conference that led to the establishment of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. Room Description: The Bernerhof Inn's Bretton Woods very romantic first floor room featuring king size 4 poster bed, 2 person Spa-tub and a separate Honeymoon Rain shower. The eco-friendly electric fireplace will keep you toasty in winter. Enjoy your flat screen HDTV in your room. Pure beautiful romantic luxury!
In New England, an intervale is a piece of low-lying land between hills or along a river. Intervale, NH adds color to this nondescript definition with its breathtaking scenic vistas. Room Description: Likewise, The Intervale Village suite at The Bernerhof Inn adds color to the traditional definition of Bed & Breakfast lodgings. Cozy up next to the historic Vermont Castings gas stove and watch the light dance across the irreplaceable stained glass panels, built right into the wall. Add a queen-sized bed with a flat screen TV/DVD and envelop yourselves in the vale of The Bernerhof's tranquility.
According to the New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation, the Madison Boulder is one of the largest known erratics, or rocks moved by ice, in the world! Its base is buried up to 10 feet deep in the earth, but towers 23 feet above it. With a length of 83 feet and width 37 feet, this rock is bound to weigh at least 5,963 tons. Queen Bed Room Description: You'll sure sleep like a rock in The Madison Boulder suite at The Bernerhof Inn. This landmark room is located on the third floor, which makes drifting to sleep beneath the celestial skylight ideal. Antique furniture complements the Mission-style queen bed and an eco-friendly wood mantled electric fireplace creates just the right ambiance. A double whirlpool bath and hand held showers are accented by scrolled oak woodwork. The bath includes a pedestal sink and separately enclosed commode.
Eaton, a gem of a village that reflects off the glittering waters of Crystal Lake, serves as the inspiration for The Eaton Village room. Room Description: Like the town, this room is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the inn, hiding its treasures. Rustic wood flooring, antique furnishings, and a flat screen television with DVD player surround the Queen-sized bed. The adjoining bathroom included a spacious walk-in shower, porcelain commode, and pedestal sink. Looking for a breezy summer hideaway or cozy winter cave? The Eaton Village room is for you!
Josiah Bartlett, New Hampshire's 6th governor and delegate to the Continental Congress, rose to great heights by his benevolence to the people. Room Description: It is only fitting that The Josiah Bartlett suite rests in the 2nd floor turret of The Bernerhof Inn. Leave all the decision-making at home while you relax in your stately king-sized bed and Queen Anne chairs. An authentic Goldenwood armoire will store your personal items. A whirlpool bath, waterfall shower, porcelain commode, and pedestal sink are enclosed behind antique, etched stained-glass panels.
This convenient first floor ADA compliant room features at queen bed and windows onto the porch outside. The bath features a zero entry shower with seat, vanity sink and toilet. A flat screen TV and eco-friendly wood mantled fireplace round out the offerings here Queen Bed.
During the American Civil War, wives longed for the return of their brave husbands who went off to war. We've captured the romance between the lovers of the USS Kearsarge, the Union Navy vessel that defeated the CSS Alabama, in The Kearsarge Suite. This two-roomed, third floor suite is the pinnacle of perfection due to its abundance of amenities. The master bedroom, partitioned from the neighboring room by gorgeous French doors, opens to a queen-sized bed, stunning stained glass, and a comfortable sitting alcove. The adjoining room offers a daybed, ideal for viewing the flat screen TV/DVD or having the sweetest of dreams. Private bathroom features a double whirlpool tub with waterfall showerhead, etched glass bi-fold windows that open into the suite, and decorative oak scroll woodwork.
Room Description: The Bernerhof has incorporated hues of the ancient earth into The Villages of Conway. This room's third floor location is just a short stroll from the Bed & Breakfast's eclectic library and DVD collection. Grab a good book or choose a new release and scurry back to your queen-sized bed and flat screen TV/DVD. Your eco-friendly wood mantled fireplace and whirlpool tub will be waiting for you whenever you're ready! Soft light from a luminous chandelier, open to the suite, will cast a lovely glow on the suite. A bath with a rainfall showerhead, pedestal sink, and porcelain commode perfects The Villages of Conway!
When you're standing in Glen, NH, you will find yourself faced with a decision- which direction to choose, for this tiny town is indeed a juncture. Bartlett? Jackson? North Conway? Where would you like to go? Room Description: You'll have all your questions answered here in The Glen Junction suite at The Bernerhof Inn. This second floor room boasts an oversized two-person whirlpool tub and queen-sized bed, making this the perfect room for a pair! Antique furnishings, traveling all the way from Amish Country, blend with the high-tech flat screen TV/DVD. Relax in front of the eco-friendly wood mantled electric fireplace. There's no question here- The Glen Junction is the way to go!
From classic rooms tucked into turrets to deluxe rooms and premier suites, spacious guest rooms filled with modern amenities mean your romantic Mt Washington Valley getaway will be assured. When searching for North Conway, Jackson, Glen or Bartlett accommodations, your search will end with the Bernerhof Inn. Each room is named after a point of interest in Mt Washington Valley, and your stay includes beautifully newly decorated and elegant guest rooms with private baths along with a host of state-of-the-art amenities including complimentary use of iPads, Apple computers, printers, iPod docking stations, afternoon tea and a full breakfast featuring local ingredients each morning. . Each afternoon, tea is served in the European-style pub, and locally crafted beers and fine wines are also offered nightly. King Bed and trundle bed in separate room.
This spacious first floor room has many built-in features, including a unique dresser built into an archway and double whirlpool tub in its own spacious nook. A King bed overlooks the flat screen TV. This room has an eco-friendly wood mantled fireplace in both the whirlpool nook and the main room, guaranteeing total ambiance. The bath offers a separate stall shower and toilet.
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8 miglia a nord di North Conway Village. Itinerario 16/302 a Glen, NH. 1,2 miglia dalla intersezione. Situato nelle White Mountains del New Hampshire.
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Leggere, Harley Davidson touring, cucinare e Katey è un massaggiatore per l'avvio!
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La colazione si dice che sia il pasto più importante della giornata e al Bernerhof Inn abbiamo certamente d'accordo. Con attenzione ai dettagli e la convinzione che il cibo è espressione di amicizia, offriamo una deliziosa ed elegante colazione cucinata da zero nella nostra cucina. Tutte le nostre colazioni sono preparate con un pizzico di devozione, una tazza di amicizia, un cucchiaio di gioia e un sacco di amore.
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XBo doubled and scored a run in first AB.
I think they'll wait a little longer just because his offensive development is way more important and they wont want to risk disrupting it. I would say by the end of May next year theyll know for sure if he wil be able to stay at SS, and if/when they decide he has to move hell be transitioned to LF. I think it would be great if he could play RF, but it doesnt seem like he can.
He made 0 errors last month at SS, which is nice even if it ends up being irrelevant.
September Call-Ups do count service time, but they don't count against losing Rookie Status.
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Authors | Page, Janie, Sila Kiliccote, Junqiao Han Dudley, Mary Ann Piette, Albert K. Chiu, Bashar Kellow, Edward Koch, and Paul Lipkin |
Date Published | 07/2011 |
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Abstract | Small and medium commercial customers in California make up about 20-25% of electric peak load in California. With the roll out of smart meters to this customer group, which enable granular measurement of electricity consumption, the investor-owned utilities will offer dynamic prices as default tariffs by the end of 2011. Pacific Gas and Electric Company, which successfully deployed Automated Demand Response (AutoDR) Programs to its large commercial and industrial customers, started investigating the same infrastructures application to the small and medium commercial customers. This project aims to identify available technologies suitable for automating demand response for small-medium commercial buildings; to validate the extent to which that technology does what it claims to be able to do; and determine the extent to which customers find the technology useful for DR purpose. Ten sites, enabled by eight vendors, participated in at least four test AutoDR events per site in the summer of 2010. The results showed that while existing technology can reliably receive OpenADR signals and translate them into pre-programmed response strategies, it is likely that better levels of load sheds could be obtained than what is reported here if better understanding of the building systems were developed and the DR response strategies had been carefully designed and optimized for each site. |
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OK. Fermenting for 3 days. Original gravity reading was 60. Fermentation stopped this morning. Gravity reading was 20. Should I rack to secondary?
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I'm had the same situation tonight. Had a brew in for 6 days and SG was/is 1.020 I racked to a secondary because I need my primary to brew tomarrow! Otherwise, I might have left it alone for a couple of more days. I figure I can drop it down to 1.01 in the secondary. I hope......but I'm sure it will....I can always leave it in my secondary another week or so to get it down (I have 2 secondarys) Have fun.
I would let it go a full week at least.
I would let it sit a week. You could twist the fermentor a few times it to get the yeast moving around a bit.
too late. I just racked! It smells pretty good, and cleared up alot. Krausen was totally gone. I think it just fermented really quick, maybe alot of un-fermentable sugars. How long should I leave in secondary?
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Polymers 2011, 3(4), 2133-2141; doi:10.3390/polym3042133
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Abstract: We attempted synthesis of the hydrogen adsorption material suitable for the fuel cell vehicles (FCEVs). The designed and synthesized Cu2(3,5-Pyridinedicarboxylate)2 (=Cu2PDC2) metal complex showed an extremely high volumetric uptake density for a physisorption material, even though the specific surface area was only about 1,000 m2 g−1. Factors for high uptake properties are considered to be the increased adsorption sites per unit area, the increased adsorption energy, and the optimized design of pore shapes. High hydrogen uptake on volumetric basis is especially effective for FCEV because the tank volume is reduced. It is expected that property prediction using computational simulation and sophisticated analysis at the micro and nano levels will become an indispensable tool in the design of functional materials.
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