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Bahnhofstr. 10-12, Mitte, 65185 Wiesbaden, Germany – Show map
Excellent location – rated 9/10! (score from 738 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Crowne Plaza Wiesbaden.
The room was large along with the bathroom. Shower was great. Bed was comfortable. The location is really nice for walking to the downtown shopping and food.
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Everything about my stay was exemplary aside from one significant detail. The free wifi was barely useable.
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Location is very convenient for market area and old town. Staff friendly and efficient Very good breakfast
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The Location is great - lots of restaurants and shops within walking distance. The town is great. The rooms are very nice and the beds are very comfy. Iron and ironing board came in handy.
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Very central location clean room good breakfast comfortable bed
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- Good location -Breakfast was fresh, quality, good selection - Nice clean facilities (gym, pool)
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Breakfast ws fantastic! Had two perfect dinners there as well, salmon and the lady cut steak. Pool was clean and the World Cup match in the bar was a great experience.
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Central location and good breakfast.
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Parking on site, room clean and comfortable, breakfast was great, location to city center, shopping and dining just minutes on foot. Staff...awesome!
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The included breakfast was fantastic. German breakfast meals very greatly, but the Crowne Plaza's offering is substantial. The buffet included bacon, cooked-to-order eggs, fresh croissants, and even ice cold sparkling wine!
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This 4-star hotel in Wiesbaden features modern rooms and an indoor swimming pool. The Crowne Plaza is just a short walk from the Rhein Main Hallen exhibition center and the Wilhelmstraße shopping district.
The tastefully furnished rooms at the Crowne Plaza Wiesbaden all feature air conditioning and hot drink-making facilities. Wi-Fi access is complimentary for the first 24 hours of each stay.
International cuisine is served in a friendly atmosphere in the Zafferano restaurant. Guests are welcome to relax with a drink in the bar or on the beautiful summer terrace.
The Crowne Plaza Wiesbaden's spa facilities include a relaxing sauna, an indoor swimming pool and a modern fitness room.
Business travelers can appreciate the hotel's 24-hour business center, which features 3 computer terminals.
Mitte is a great choice for travelers interested in Live Music, Christmas Markets and Markets.
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Sauna, Fitness Center, Indoor Pool (all year)
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WiFi is available in all areas and costs EUR 12.95 per 24 hours.
Private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed) and costs EUR 24 per day.
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I like the shower/products given. The beds were very nice.
The price of the parking at the hotel. That should be included.
Very comitted staff, little details thought thru. They have really looked at their hotel from a guest perspective
Fitness area outdated
Great care on IHG Rewards Club members, excelent breakfast, cleanest sheets, good tv chanel selection!
Do not belive that the bathrobe is in the wardrobe, it is just a joke...
Location. Beds. Breakfast. Wellness facilities.
Parking costs!
Very modern, fresh hotel. For me who like to exercise also during weekend trips, there was bot ha small gym with OK equipment, a swimming pool and sauna, and a park nearby for some running.
We had booked a room for three adults, but received a family room with only 2 x 140 cm beds. The idea was that we should have shared those, but for adults on mini-vacations, it felt a bit uncomfortable. On request, we received a third extra bed, which was a nice gesture from the hotel's side.
The room was large along with the bathroom. Shower was great. Bed was comfortable. The location is really nice for walking to the downtown shopping and food.
It was a little noisy from time to time because our room overlooked the front drive and it was a holiday week.
Despite WiFi was stated as a paid option of this hotel, in fact it is F.O.C. for Skype/VOIP with a paid high-speed option.
I booked a double room with breakfast for 2 persons/3 nights. Few days before arrival I was to cancel the second person (in accordance with rules of booking.com). I was able to change on booking.com the number of persons from two to one, but not the room type from double to single (despite a new SR booking was allowed). But despite I informed also on check-in, on check-out I was charged the full initial price for 2 persons/three nights, that is an unfair and disappointing business. And the staff on reception referred to some problems on booking.com... Another strange "know-how" of this hotel is - they block in advance on my bank card an amount of 1,5 x cost of stay. They explained it with expectations, that I could demolish or steal something... Will never stay in this hotel.
Had to suddenly stay there at night. The 24h reception was convenient. The room was very nice, good free Wi-Fi and excellent breakfast. Check out is possible until 13:00. Great price/quality ratio!
everything was great.
The hotel is in the center of Wiesbaden and close to shops and restaurants. The staff members (desk clerks and breakfast staff) were very professional and pleasant. Our room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast (included in the price of our room) was wonderful with made-to-order eggs, bacon, sausages, Frikadellen, hash browns, broetchen, meats/cheeses, jams, and fresh fruits. The breakfast items were continually replenished, even though we were there at a busy time. My children enjoyed the pool and are looking to return their someday.
This certainly is not a reason to avoid the hotel, but the pool was a bit crowded for a while one evening, with adults and children. The lounge chairs were all taken, mostly with the towels of people in the pool, and I had to stand for 20-30 minutes. A few extra chairs would have been helpful (even the plastic, stacking kind for 'overflow' times).
Everything especially the sumptuous breakfast and pleasant staff :)
Location in the centre of town, just some minutes walk away from Wilhelmsstrasse, in the vacinity of shopping and restaurants, great Wiesbadener New Year's Eve fireworks.
The family room was small.
nice room, kind and helpful staff, quick room service, nice pool
Free wifi Excellent breakfast Parking location Service from hotel staff Location of hotel
The hotel us so central, just a few nominates away from the shops. Breakfast also a treat, especially if you a club member of the hotel group.
The parking situation.
clean and confortable. Staff is very friendly. I stayed with my dog and everyone was friendly with the dog too.
Wi-fi is very slow. Breakfast was pricy.
Professional and courteous reception staff.
The hotel was just a bit bland. Trying to be exclusive and expensive (for example, paid for wifi) but not quite getting there. We had a fruit bowl from the catering staff, and half the fruit were mouldy!
We traveled for our son's sports tournament and made a weekend of it. Love the location and breakfast buffet. The pool is a wonderful welcome after several hours at the arena or walking around. Wonderful cafés, restaurants and sites within easy walking distance. Close to autobahn and Esso station. Safe parking, but the parking facility is >tight<... Our Mitsubishi Outlander is as big as I'd recommend.
some noise in the room from upstairs which is supposed to be quite zone. Some construction, maybe.
The staff wasn't kind enough to give water to my husband that was at the reception, which was supposed to be free for joggers. Instead they told him to go to the bar and pay for a bottle of water
Everything about my stay was exemplary aside from one significant detail. The free wifi was barely useable.
For a hotel on the expensive side I wouldn't think they'd be trying to milk every cent from their customers with their pitifully slow free wifi. I understand charging for a premium service, but the baseline should at least be somewhat useable. In my experience it was slower than dial-up, which in 2014 is unacceptable.
I wanted to say some good thing about hotel but gave up with survey because it was very long
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Internet I received a virus on my computer.
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Cancers 2014, 6(1), 366-375; doi:10.3390/cancers6010366
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Abstract: In the United States, colorectal cancer (CRC) is the third leading cause of cancer mortality, with limited treatment options for those with advanced disease. Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) are important for maintaining extracellular homeostasis but also play a prominent role in cancer cell invasion and dissemination. Expression levels of MMP-1, -2, -7, -9 and -13 correlate with worse outcomes; MMP-12 expression appears to be protective. Hence, MMPs are attractive therapeutic targets. Previous clinical trials using broad-spectrum MMP inhibitors were disappointing because of off-target toxicity and lack of efficacy. Now, the availability of safer, more selective inhibitors has renewed interest in therapeutic targeting of MMPs.
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Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
The snag in Mulcair's P.E.I. fishing trip
CORNWALL, P.E.I. -- Federal New Democratic Party Leader Tom Mulcair recently brought his campaign to abolish the Senate to the country's smallest province.
But while Senate reform may well prove to be a popular topic with Canadian voters, many also realize the NDP leader has a political agenda of his own. After all, should the party vault from opposition status to the government benches in the 2015 election, the fact the NDP has no members in the Red Chamber would be a major political headache for him.
That being said, the opposition leader must have had high hopes of finding a receptive audience in the Cradle of Confederation, the sometimes home of one of the leading players in the expense scandal that is now rocking the chamber of sober second thought. I speak, of course, of Mike Duffy.
The former broadcaster, who is hanging on as an independent after resigning from the Conservative caucus, has become the poster boy for the scandal, despite the fact he didn't have the largest expense claim under investigation.
Even if he somehow manages to come through the RCMP investigation and the coming audit of all senators, he can never be an effective voice for the province again. His reputation is tarnished beyond repair.
It might be easy to surmise that, after suffering through months of headlines, capped by a giant Duffy balloon floating over Ottawa, Islanders might say 'off with all their heads' -- constitutionally speaking of course.
If we were a large and "have" province, there is no doubt in my mind Mulcair's campaign would make some headway here. Instead, we are small and "have not." Next year, we will hold year-long celebrations marking the 150th anniversary of the 1864 Charlottetown Conference that led to Confederation.
That's nice, you might say, but what does it have to do with Senate abolition? In fact, it is directly related. While we hosted the meeting, don't forget we didn't join the new country until nine years later, and only after Ottawa agreed to wipe out our railway-building debt.
The reason we didn't join is simple -- we're small and we felt that our voice wouldn't be listened to in a larger forum like Parliament. In fact, the politicians of the day could envision a time when we would be represented in the nation's capital by one MP, since the number of seats each province gets is determined by population.
During that round of nation-building, Ottawa and the provinces agreed to insert a clause in what was then the British North America Act stipulating that no province could have less MP's than in does senators. Originally, they Island was given six MPs and four senators.
The time when P.E.I. is entitled to one MP based on its population has long since arrived. Even though our allocation of four MPs is a small percentage of the 308 Commons seats (it will be 338 after the next election), we are still vastly overrepresented when it comes to our population. And as long as that constitutional amendment is in place, that will continue.
If the Senate were to be abolished, however, that guarantee would be meaningless, unless PEI could convince the other provinces to allow us to keep our four seats. As Brian Mulroney found out when negotiating the failed Meech Lake and Charlottetown Accords, amending the Constitution is no easy business.
That's why Senate abolition is a tough sell in P.E.I. Islanders are willing to look at reform and electing senators but abolition is pretty much a non-starter. For a time, Premier Robert Ghiz was advocating an American-style Senate, where each province would have the same number of senators regardless of population.
It is understandable why a P.E.I. premier might advocate that position, but it is unrealistic to think anybody else would go along with it. The premier even stopped trying to sell it to a local audience after it was pointed out if the number of senators in that formula were less than four, it would cost the province seats in the Commons.
The fact the Harper government is now asking the Supreme Court to look at ways to change the Senate, while bypassing the Constitutional amending formula, suggests the issue of reform is going to be around for some time yet. It may well be an issue heading into the 2015 vote.
While NDP candidates will be backing the party line in the issue, it will probably not be the first thing they bring up when talking to people on the doorstep.
A life-long resident of Prince Edward Island, Troy Media columnist Andy Walker has been a writer and commentator for more than 30 years.
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By Dana Milbank
Wednesday, April 14, 2010;
World leaders arriving in Washington for President Obama's Nuclear Security Summit must have felt for a moment that they had instead been transported to Soviet-era Moscow.
They entered a capital that had become a military encampment, with camo-wearing military police in Humvees and enough Army vehicles to make it look like a May Day parade on New York Avenue, where a bicyclist was killed Monday by a National Guard truck.
In the middle of it all was Obama -- occupant of an office once informally known as "leader of the free world" -- putting on a clinic for some of the world's greatest dictators in how to circumvent a free press.
The only part of the summit, other than a post-meeting news conference, that was visible to the public was Obama's eight-minute opening statement, which ended with the words: "I'm going to ask that we take a few moments to allow the press to exit before our first session."
Reporters for foreign outlets, admitted for the first time to the White House press pool, got the impression that the vaunted American freedoms are not all they're cracked up to be.
Yasmeen Alamiri from the Saudi Press Agency got this lesson in press freedom when trying to cover Obama's opening remarks as part of that limited pool: "The foreign reporters/cameramen were escorted out in under two minutes, just as the leaders were about to begin, and Obama was going to make remarks. . . . Sorry, it is what it is."
Alamiri's counterparts from around the world wrote of similar experiences in their pool reports. Arabic-language MBC TV's Nadia Bilbassy had this to say of Obama's meeting with the Jordanian king: "We were there for around 30 seconds, not enough even to notice the color of tie of both presidents. I think blue for the king."
The Press Trust of India, at Obama's meeting with the Pakistani prime minister, reported, "In less than a minute, the pool was asked to leave." The Yomiuri Shimbun correspondent found that she was "ushered out about 30 seconds" after arriving for Obama's meeting with the Malaysian prime minister. A reporter with Turkey's TRT-Turk went to Obama's meeting with the president of Armenia, but "we had to leave the room again after less than 40 seconds."
Even the Chinese president, Hu Jintao, was more talkative with the press than Obama. Michelle Jamrisko, with Japan's Kyodo News, noted in her pool report that Hu, at his session with Obama, spoke to the Chinese media in Chinese, while Obama limited himself mostly to "say hello to the cameras" and "thank you everybody."
Obama's official schedule for Tuesday would have pleased China's Central Committee. Excerpts: "The President will attend the Heads of Delegation working lunch. This lunch is closed press. . . . The President will meet with Prime Minster Erdogan of Turkey. This meeting is closed press. . . . The President will attend Plenary Session II of the Nuclear Security Summit. This session is closed press."
Reporters, even those on the White House beat for two decades, said these were the most restricted such meetings they had ever seen. They complained to both the administration and White House Correspondents' Association, which will discuss the matter Thursday with White House press secretary Robert Gibbs.
The restrictions have become a common practice for the Obama White House. When Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu came to the White House a couple of weeks ago, reporters were kept away. Soon after that, Obama signed an executive order on abortion, again without any coverage.
Over the weekend, Obama broke with years of protocol and slipped off to a soccer game without the "protective" pool that is always in the vicinity of the president in case the unthinkable occurs. Obama joked about it later to Pakistan's prime minister, saying reporters "were very upset."
In "bilateral" meetings with foreign leaders, presidents usually take questions, or at least trade statements. But at most of Obama's, there were only written "readouts." Canada: "The president and the prime minister noted the enduring strength of our bilateral partnership." India: "The two leaders vowed to continue to strengthen the robust relationship between the people of their countries." Pakistan: "President Obama began by noting that he is very fond of Pakistan."
Finally, away from other leaders, Obama took reporters' questions for 20 minutes. They were tough and skeptical questions that punctured the banal readouts: pointing out that the nonproliferation agreements weren't binding, noting China's equivocation on sanctions against Iran, and pressing Obama on the failure to curb North Korea's weapons. The Post's Scott Wilson asked Obama if he would call on Israel, which skipped the summit, to declare its nuclear weapons.
"I'm not going to comment on their program," Obama said.
Not surprising. But it's still important that the questions are asked.
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Providence: V. Council 26 Pts, 10 Reb, 9 Ast, 3 Stl
Pittsburgh: T. Woodall 17 Pts, 1 Reb, 9 Ast, 1 Stl
PITTSBURGH -- Ashton Gibbs scored 22 points -- including 14 straight during a late first-half run -- as Pittsburgh beat Providence 86-74 on Wednesday night to end an eight-game losing streak.
Trayvon Woodall added 17 points and nine assists in his second game back from groin and abdominal injuries as the Panthers (12-9, 1-7 Big East) won for the first time in five weeks.Pitt, the defending conference champions, broke out of a five-week shooting slump thanks to Woodall. The junior point guard appeared 100 percent for the first time in nearly two months, pushing the tempo with ease as the Panthers ended their longest-ever losing streak in Big East play.Vincent Council led the Friars (12-9, 1-7) with 26 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists, but Providence lost its third straight by failing to adequately guard the worst offensive in the conference.Pitt came in last in the league in scoring, 15th in 3-point percentage and 14th in field goal percentage but had little trouble getting out on the break against the Friars. The Panthers shot 49 percent from the floor (32 of 65) and made 55 percent (11 of 20) of their 3-pointers.Gibbs, the preseason Big East Player of the Year, has struggled mightily during Woodall's absence. Coach Jamie Dixon moved Gibbs to point guard when Woodall went down, and the burden has certainly affected his shot. Gibbs is on pace to set career lows in total shooting percentage, including 3-point shooting percentage, an extended slump his coach blamed on a heavy workload.Now that Woodall has returned, the workload has lightened, and Gibbs showed flashes of his former brilliance during a spectacular stretch at the end of the first half.The Panthers led 30-24 when Gibbs got going, hitting a layup to push the advantage to eight. A 3-pointer followed. And another. And another. And another.The last -- a "heat-check" bomb from the left wing -- gave Pitt a 44-29 lead. The Petersen Events Center crowd, including Pittsburgh Steelers Brett Keisel and Casey Hampton, roared its approval as Pitt took a 46-31 lead into the break.The Friars simply couldn't keep up despite the best efforts of Council, Bryce Cotton (20 points) and LaDontae Henton (12 points, 11 rebounds). Pitt's lead grew to 61-44 on a 3-pointer by John Johnson.Playing with a sizable lead for the first time in 2012, the Panthers relaxed briefly and Providence rallied to within 70-63 on a layup by Cotton with 8:02 to go.The comeback fizzled quickly. Gibbs hit a long jumper, Lamar Patterson (nine points, 11 rebounds) finished on the break off a feed from Woodall and Nasir Robinson (14 points) added a nifty hook to push the lead back to 13 as Pitt ended 35 days of misery and became the final Big East team to enter the win column.Copyright by STATS LLC and The Associated Press
Team Stat Comparison
Points | 74 | 86 |
FG Made-Attempted | 27-64 (.422) | 32-65 (.492) |
3P Made-Attempted | 3-17 (.176) | 11-20 (.550) |
FT Made-Attempted | 17-22 (.773) | 11-15 (.733) |
Fouls (Tech/Flagrant) | 17 (0/0) | 18 (0/0) |
Largest Lead | 2 | 17 |
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Date | From 15 October 2011 |
Location | Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom |
Causes | Economic inequality, corporate influence over government, inter alia. |
Occupy Glasgow began as a peaceful protest in Glasgow, Scotland, in solidarity with the global Occupy movement intentions to resolve economic and financial inequalities. The protest started on 15 October 2011, opposite the City Chambers in George Square,[1] but due to possible conflict with Remembrance Day events, Glasgow City Council granted an eviction warrant, in force from 7 November, and protesting was moved to Kelvingrove Park in agreement with the council.[2] This is a first in the Occupy movements that a government has reached a compromise. It was set up with the safety and welfare of campers.[3] The campsite occupation ended with a vote on Saturday 10 December 2011,[4] after bad weather destroyed most of the installation.
As of June 2012, Occupy Glasgow had continued to engage in organised meetings, events and actions.[5]
Statements of intent[edit]
The occupation that took place in Kelvingrove Park, Glasgow collectively agreed the initial statement below, based on the statement agreed by 500 people on the steps of St Pauls at OccupyLSX [6]
- "The current system is unsustainable. It is undemocratic and unjust. We need alternatives; this is where we work towards them.
- We are of all ethnic backgrounds, genders, generations, sexualities, dis/abilities and faiths. We stand together with occupations all over the world.
- We refuse to pay for the banks' crisis.
- We do not accept the cuts as either necessary or inevitable. We demand an end to global tax injustice and our democracy representing corporations instead of the people.
- We want regulators to be genuinely independent of the industries they regulate.
- We support the strike on 30 November and the student action on 9 November, and actions to defend our health services, welfare, education and employment, and to stop wars and arms dealing.
- We want structural change towards authentic global equality. The world's resources must go towards caring for people and the planet, not the military, corporate profits or the rich.
- We stand in solidarity with the global oppressed and we call for an end to the actions of our government and others in causing this oppression.
- This is what democracy looks like. Come and join us!"
Rape incident at camp in George Square[edit]
A woman was raped in a tent at Glasgow's George Square, on 26 October 2011, which is the site of an anti-capitalist protest camp. The 28-year-old is understood to have been attacked in the tent in the early hours of Wednesday morning, approximately 12.45am. Police have said they are looking for two suspects they believe are known to the victim.[7]
Council orders camp to disband[edit]
Glasgow City Council declared the camp was illegal under park management rules and ordered the group to leave "with immediate effect". A "letter of expulsion" was sent on 15 October to activists who had set up tents there. The council said the timing of the letter being issued was not connected to the rape.
Kelvingrove Park[edit]
On Thursday 3 November, Glasgow City Council gave over a section of Kelvingrove Park to be a protest camp, setting up amenities, fresh water, flood lights and fencing to facilitate the protest.
The move from George Square to Kelvingrove Park was agreed after talks with the local authority.[8] The council said that the occupiers had been offered space at Kelvingrove Park, Glasgow Green or on the Broomielaw to continue their protest. The site was adduced as part of a deal to vacate the square before Remembrance Day events. A spokesman has said that this would allow them "to maintain a presence while minimising disruption to the people of Glasgow". Rage Against the Machine's Tom Morello used a radio interview to publicise the protest. Occupiers in Glasgow and Edinburgh have had been subjected to cold winter weather, sometimes as low as -3 degrees Celsius. In response to a request from councillors, Robert Booth, executive director of land and services, revealed that the set-up cost of the camp, including providing fencing, toilets, lighting and a water supply, ran to £1800. Weekly running costs are expected to add up to around £160, bringing the total over three months to £4040 - on average £45 a day. The protesters were issued with a list of conditions for the occupancy. These included requirements that other park users were not harassed or annoyed by activists handing out flyers, all litter was put in bins and the level of noise was kept to a minimum. The group were given responsibility for stewarding the occupation, and the license granted them use of the space in Kelvingrove Park up to 2 February 2012.
Blythswood Square[edit]
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While authorities in London start eviction moves against St Paul's protesters, a few members of Occupy Glasgow decided to leave the camp on Kelvingrove Park which the city council had agreed to. They set up a "satellite camp" on private property in Blythswood Square.
The campaigners said that although some have moved camp there isn't a split. They were only looking for different people to talk to. They said their new satellite camp is close to financial businesses, bank call centres, and lawyers and accountants involved in winding up businesses.
The decision of the General Assembly in December 2011 was, after extreme weather, both camps were to close for the meantime and to focus resources on outreach and direct action.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Occupy protests across the UK as St Paul's demonstration continues". BBC News. 2011-11-01. Retrieved 2011-11-08.
- ^ "BBC news, eviction of Glasgow Protesters". BBC News. 2011-11-03. Retrieved 2011-11-08.
- ^ "Occupy Glasgow". 2011-11-14. Retrieved 2011-11-14.
- ^ "Occupy Glasgow". 2011-12-13. Retrieved 2012-01-12.
- ^ "Occupy Glasgow – Calendar". Occupyglasgow.org. Retrieved 20 June 2012.
- ^ "Occupy Glasgow, Statements of intent".
- ^ Kilbride, John (26 October 2011). "Women raped at camp". STV News.
- ^ "Occupy Protest group agrees to move". Stamford Mercury.[dead link]


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Damn Love Song LyricsArtist: Kris DelmhorstAlbum: Five Stories I can't even write it in the steam on the mirror. And with nobody listening, not even myself, it's as much as I can do To whisper those words in your ear. After all of these years, look at me here With a love song stuck in my throat. Got the weight of the world on my shoulders, I won't let it go. How can I dive right down in the deep blue sea and still hope to find my way home? When I stumble on my way to the shore, And when all of the airplanes, all of the cars, and all the miles in the world Are sometimes not enough to quite reach your door. After all of these years, will you look at me here With this love song stuck in my throat. Got the weight of the world and there's not too much else I can hold. And what if my chances run out someday, What if life's not my batting machine? What if it stops throwing pitches before I hit one clean? How can I lie beside you night after night and pick at the lock on your heart? When I never once opened my own. Cause the last time it got free, it just cut & run like a stray out in the street And it took just about all I had just to make it come home. After all these years, is the time drawing near When a love song flies from my throat? Can I lay down the weight of the world by the side of the road, Lay down the weight of the world and call myself home, Lay down the weight of the world?
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