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Report: 12-Time Pro Bowl Linebacker Junior Seau Found Dead in Home
TMZ reports former All-Pro linebacker Junior Seau has died.
TMZ reports former All-Pro linebacker Junior Seau has died.
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Payton's suspension is slated to begin April 1.
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Peyton Manning and Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay held a press conference Wednesday in which Irsay announced that the Colts were cutting Manning, the greatest sports figure Indianapolis has ever seen, rather than pay him a $28 million roster bonus.
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It is so 2011 to be the person at the Super Bowl party who knows all the little statistical factoids about the teams and the game. So how about this year you're not that guy? How about, this year, you're the genius who knows all the useless trivia about everything but football on Super Bowl Sunday?
It has come down to this– after a month of voting, arguing and staring much too long at pictures of women we've come to the final two teams in the 'Hottest NFL Cheerleading Squad' contest.
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Segway Distributor for Australia
By Mike Hanlon
October 15, 2004
October 16, 2004 Segway has appointed an exclusive Australian distributor, SegwaySouthernCross which will distribute and market Segway machines in Australia. The Segway Human Transporter was released in April 2002 amid much fanfare and hype generated by the secrecy surrounding the project (aka Project Ginger), the presence of serial entrepreneur and inventor Dean Kamen and the number of high profile luminaries who had invested in the project during the early round private funding. It was seen by many as the future of human transport, a difficult claim to live up to and one which some parts of the media seemed to delight in negatively assessing it against.
Since then, the company has had its share of negative publicity, mainly in association with some US municipalities banning the Segway from footpaths, though the machine's impeccable green credentials (20km range, emission free, recharged from a power point for less than US10 cents) and potential to solve inner city mobility and crowding issues have slowly swung legislators in its favour. More than 80% of American states have enabling legislation in place for the Segway.
All the while, it has been selling machines, starting with the famous Amazon auction of the first Segways which saw Segway number 0001 sell for US $160,000 with the proceeds going to charity.
More than 20,000 Segways have now been sold and with mass production the machine's retail price has dropped to US$4495, making it a far more viable form of transport.
The Segway is a self-balancing, electric-powered personal transportation machine that emulates human balance using sensors, gyroscopes and computers to constantly adjust and balance itself and keep the user stabilized.
Moving by subtle shifts in body weight, it is the first enhancement to personal transportation that fully integrates the user in the pedestrian world.
In Australia, the two Segway models will sell for AU$8,477 and AU$7,799 respectively, and debuted at the 2004 Intelligent Home Show in Melbourne.
Michael Mote of SegwaySouthernCross said the Segway had been well received by the public. "Over the course of the three days we had around 1000 people try the Segway. One couldn't do it, five were uneasy and the rest could all use it within a minute. That has to rate it as the best man-machine interface of any type ever."
The range of the Segway is quoted as up to 20 kilometres and its top speed is 20kmh, but Mote found during the show that the demonstration vehicle showed remarkable longevity on a charge, offering up to 10 hours of continuous usage. Rumours suggest Segway will release a new battery that will significantly extend the range in the not-too-distant future, so any range-limited applications for the machine are quickly becoming viable.Share
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OLD LYME, CONNECTICUT – JUNE 2008: You hear them and they stick in your memory: sound logos are to the ear, what a visual symbol is to the eye. So what does an 'audio specialist' sound like? That's precisely what Sennheiser wants to find out, with the help of its wide base of creative customers. Through July 17, 2008, Sennheiser is hosting a sound logo competition in which fans all over the globe can submit audio clips that encapsulate their idea of the "Sennheiser sound," one of which will be chosen as Sennheiser's official acoustic trademark. The chosen finalist will take home 5,000 euros, as well as an optional 30,000 euros if Sennheiser acquires unlimited rights to use the winning logo.
An entry is allowed to be up to eight seconds long. To make it as technologically simple as possible for those taking part, contributions should be uploaded onto the www.sennheiser.com/soundlogo website in MP3 format (stereo, 128KBs, max 10MB).
Contributions must be uploaded to the website by July 17, 2008 for consideration. Each entrant may send in up to five entries. By the end of August, thirty finalists will be selected, at which point their sound logos will be appraised by an international jury. "The public will be a virtual member of the judging panel of five," said Susanne Seidel, president of global marketing at Sennheiser. "You, too, can vote for your favorite sound logo via the website!"
Nine runners-up will win first-class sound equipment for their home. They can choose between Sennheiser's dynamic top-of-the-range HD 650 headphones or equipping their rehearsal room with an evolution wireless ew 300 G2 microphone system. "We're really looking forward to receiving entries from all corners of the world," says Seidel. "There will be an explosion of musical creativity."
Sennheiser is a world-leading manufacturer of microphones, headphones and wireless transmission systems. Established in 1945 in Wedemark, Germany, Sennheiser is now a global brand represented in sixty countries around the world through long-term distribution partners and subsidiaries in France, UK, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Russia, Hong Kong, India, Singapore, Japan, China, Canada, Mexico and the USA. Sennheiser's technology is produced in manufacturing plants in Germany, Ireland and the United States of America. Their pioneering excellence in technology has rewarded the company with numerous awards and accolades including an Emmy, a Grammy, and the Scientific and Engineering Award of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin appears to have forgotten there was an election in November. This is quite amazing given he was the candidate for vice president on the losing Republican side.
But last week Rep. Ryan, chairman of the House budget committee, rolled out his latest budget proposal, which differed little in substance from his past budget proposals and ignored the results of an election in which matters of spending and taxing took center stage.
Voters re-elected the Democrat, President Obama, who when running pledged to implement the Affordable Care Act and take a balanced approach to reducing deficit spending through a combination of spending cuts and tax reforms that would force the wealthier and corporations to shoulder a bigger share.
Yet here was Rep. Ryan presenting a spending package that included a repeal of the health care act, a budget that called for slashing the top tax rate from 39.6 percent to 25 percent, and cutting $4.6 trillion from spending over 10 years. The proposal is full of speculation, fudgy numbers and flawed logic about job creation. In reality cuts this severe are unwarranted and would cost jobs and drag down the economy.
Some of the ideas are as scary as they were before the election. Turn Medicaid and food stamp programs into block grants for the states, while reducing the federal funds to pay for them and removing safeguards to assure states don't withhold their share. Once again Rep. Ryan brings out his proposal to change Medicare from a guaranteed entitlement to a voucher system. Didn't voters teach him anything?
Meanwhile the Democrat-controlled Senate works on its own budget proposal - and the leadership there deserves equal condemnation for their repeated failures to produce a spending plan. But given where Rep. Ryan and the House are starting, it is hard to imagine where there is a middle to meet at.
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Johan Agebjörn, Notes
Feeling down? Rough day? No worries. Johan Agebjörn just showed up with a copy of Notes, and everything's going to be all right—or at least seem that way for 45 minutes or so. Between slightly fluffy, sometimes jazz-tinged instrumental tracks and a handful of vocal offerings that range from shoegaze-y quiet to smoky lounge, Notes stuffs a lot of feel-good into just over 45 minutes. Some may have a small problem, as did I at first, getting through the sugar-glazed barrier that is the opening track, "The Right to Play," but I came around to the thematically appropriate charm of its shiny little notes running up and down the keyboard. Just as a side note, my ears keep hearing the central riff as kind of day-glo revisitation of Iggy Pop's "The Passenger." (Though I must say, Johan—although it fits the title, the slide whistle is a bit much.) And unless my ears deceive me, and they may, that central riff finds its way into several of the tracks. I believe I hear it in the moody waltz of "The Boy Who Thought It Was A Good Idea To Cry" and later, slowed down, it re-emerges as the melody for "The Leftovers." I quite like that track, with guest artist Loney, Dear sounding like a man talking to himself during a a walk in the rain. Agebjörn's backdrop stays quiet, a combination of misty susurrus and a walking bass line, letting us focus on the rhythm and impact of the words. Agebjörn offers a particularly strong duo in the combination of "Will They Forgive Us" and his remix of Brain Machine's "Alpha Beta Gamma." The first is a nice blend of hurried sequencer lines and silky flute, with a thumping beat folded in. The mix of fast and slow works very well. Take a moment to admire how smoothly Agebjörn slips into "Alpha…," the beat rising in force as cool electric piano notes lay down a jazzy lead. The toes, oh how they will tap.
As for the vocal tracks, which I don't normally review, as I mentioned above, I very much dig the Loney, Dear collaboration. Sally Shapiro, with whom Agebjörn collaborates regularly in a project that bears her name, appears on two tracks to lend her high, elfin tones. Not my favorite moments on the release, but a fine addition. Canadian dream-pop band Young Galaxy bring the shoegaze element in the form of "You Passed Through." Vocalist Catherine McCandless' voice has a smoky ennui and mild sadness about it that works well on the track.
All in all, Notes is a nicely constructed, thoughtful album that's easy to float through. Where it's light, it's very light. Where it wraps itself in a dreamy fog, it gets better. I can't say for sure whether Agebjörn is playing with the idea of manipulating a central musical theme and seeing in how many directions he can take it, but there are moments that ring with a touch of sameness. Mind you, it works, but some might feel slighted at hearing the echoes. Still, an enjoyable release from Johan Agebjörn that you should hear.
Available from Paper Bag Records.
Soiled/Marcus H, Splices and Phases
To be quite honest, on my first listen to "Its Fear in the Amygdala," the opening cut from Splices and Phrases, I winced. Here we go, I thought, time to try to find something to say about noise and more noise. And, let's keep it honest here, there is a lot of that on this offering from Soiled, one of composer Marcus H's identities, and it's only going to appeal to listeners whose tastes run toward the quite challenging. It's created from bits and moments, and revels in its often overwhelming coarseness of sound. Things grate against each other, interfere with each other, and yet—in a fair number of spots—come together quite surprisingly. I can't say I understand what Soiled is getting at here, or what the underlying idea is, but I find myself, through repeat listens, getting quite pulled into certain moments and how they come about. Late in "Caustic Surplus of Robotic Smiles," an almost simple and very engaging bit of minimalist techno is rescued from a gnarled cluster of sounds. It may have been there all along, it may be cast off sounds pulled out of the mass—whatever it is, the change up grabs your attention. "Creepy Crawling and Drifting" opens with a spoken word sample drowned in static, then proceeds to change its face several times. Musical phrases repeat as Soiled dirties up the atmosphere with jagged noise. Rhythmic elements grind their way up as three hits on a cymbal strike out over and over. "Footsteps" takes what sounds like an over-amped acoustic guitar, briefly mangles the sound, and then just lets it play itself out. (Granted, the track's just two minutes long.) There's something in the straight-up approach that, again, catches the attention largely by making you wonder what the hell it's doing here.
Splices and Phases is quite content to punch you in the ears and then ask what you thought of it. Its appeal will be limited, but it can't be denied that there is a lot of work going on. Noisy, distorted, disjointed work, but work nonetheless. Its appeal lies in how it can almost drive timid listeners off, but still cause enough of a Hmm reaction to perhaps get them to stick around for a little more. Experimental music fans should definitely tune in; others, approach with caution.
Available from Elm Lodge Records.
Second Culture, Thunder Conjuring Mind
Listening to Thunder Conjuring Mind is like having an acceptably trippy daydream, one where your mind kind of wanders and skips around quite unfettered. What you get here is a little bit like jam-band grooves, a little bit like found-sound art, a little bit like prog, and a lot like fun. Second Culture crunch 15 tracks into this release, with each landing around the five-minute-plus mark—just long enough to make a full and firm statement before changing channels. Transitions between tracks are smooth and leave the flow unbroken. I like the way the sequencer-fired opener, "Star Seed People," melts into "Euphoricum Integer," the sequencer slowly fading back from prominence but still maintaining a rhythm. Things quiet down a bit before we're suddenly popped into the heavy beats of "Tuning the Dream Door, Pt 1." Classic spacemusic washes and a vocal drop round it out, ushering us into Amy Conger's singing/repeating/reciting on "Sorting Sanctuary." It's a happy little tune… "The world will end/in 11 days/welcome the apocalypse/stroll right through/the detritus/in your very best shoes." This thing gives off a heady 70s space rock vibe, a deep jam with poetry wedged into it. She comes back, heavily drenched in glorious reverb, on the title track. Zach Taylor ("for the first time ever, a proper drummer playing a drum kit," says the web site) lays down aggressive lines as the vocal loops weave around one another in a very hypnotizing dance. "Glass Samurai" bounces and gurgles along, sounding like an alternate take for a Dr Who theme song. This one pings that part of me that thrives on good baselines. On top of that, there's an 80s synth-pop touch to some of the keys here, so I'm pretty much all in on this one.
The more I listen to Thunder Conjuring Mind, the more I find to like about it. Keyth McGrew and company have hit a definitive groove on this. They've expanded their personnel and approach, and it seems like more people means more fun. That's one thing that truly comes through here: these folks love being Second Culture. They're ready to play, and push edges, and explore, and we get to dig the results. Plus, personally speaking, I have to admire any artist that notes "100 different variations of Thai Tom Ka soup (vegan)" among their influences for the album. (Along with The Cocteau Twins, Pete Namlook, and Yes, for starters.) Thunder Conjuring Mind is good for your head. It'll also give your speakers a workout. You need to give this one a listen.
Available from Bandcamp.
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Scyye, From
Scyye's 18-minute EP From may be short, but it uses its time wisely, jammed full of catchy hooks and intriguing plunderphonic-style sound sources. This is one of those releases where a bag of cast-off sounds are transmuted into undeniable rhythms and an overall coolness. "CCTV" is a super-trippy groove built on a disorienting array of scattered electronic sound and what to my ears sounds like a surgically altered string lift from "I Am the Walrus." (Not saying that's the case, but have a listen for yourself.) "We Remain" is an augmented solo piano piece, where the reverberating tones, or a perfect mimicry thereof, blend into a drone-like quality in the background. This one drips with melancholy. "Nine" opens with scratchy effects and a muted voice sharing space with a slow melody. It's just 90 seconds long, but it leaves its own emotional resonance.
From doesn't take up much time, and is hopefully just a holdover as we wait for a longer offering. Between this release and last year's Timegazing, Scyye is becoming an artist I look forward to hearing from. Go listen.
Available from Sparkwood Records.
Eyesix, Conet Communications Workshop
Eyesix, (aka Jason Dowd) quite proudly wears his Boards of Canada heart on his sleeve. He doesn't mind if you make the connection, but when I take my 20-minute dose of Conet Communications Workshop all I really care about is that it's nicely chilled, laid back, packed with hooks, and makes me want more. I could dig on the bright, sparkly synth lines of "Monarch Shortwave" all day. I like the crunchy percussion, the very '80s swooshes of electro-sound and the IDM-style vocal drop. Dowd picks up samples from The Conet Project, a set of recordings made of "Numbers stations." Go read the link—it's a pretty interesting thing. He mixes this, voices reciting sets of numbers, with your standard-issue vocal lifts from instructional films and movies (not specifically that I know of, but with that feel) and peppers them throughout. "Trealtop" is a bass-heavy, loping piece that might be your first hint of Dowd's BoC influence. "Arecibo Observatory" owes it lineage to D&B, thumping through three quick minutes. "Waiting," which features Bearhead, is another bright and shiny thing, driven by a pure lounge backbeat and a sweet, jazzy guitar line. The background is loaded with a sample of kids at play, and the overall feel is of being somewhere enjoyable on a perfect blue-sky day.
These 20 minutes snap by quickly, and the urge to listen again is solid. There's a lot going on below the surface, so listen carefully. Sure, you may feel like you've heard it on this BoC album or that one, but so what? It's quick, it's name-your-price, and it's tasty. So light it up and see for yourself.
Available from Sparkwood.
Scott Lawlor, Neptune
Spacemusic fans, please queue up in an orderly fashion to procure tickets for the voyage that is Scott Lawlor's Neptune. Inspired by the distant planet and Holst's classical paean to it on The Planets, Lawlor grabs hold of familiar spacemusic tropes, wraps them in drones, and gives his listeners a deep and image-filled ride. This is familiar territory, done well. The rushes of stellar wind are here, the choirs of celestial voice pads, the sense of passing through the vast stellar distances—all intact and used properly. Lawlor laces in a recurring motif of icy temple-bell chimes and marks passage with them very conservatively. When they ring out against his layered pads and drones, it's a beautifully sharp call that really works. There's a great trade off between stretches with softly administered melodic passages and those that just whisper and drone. The opening track, "The Mystical Blue World," is the former. After setting us adrift, Lawlor lays in a slow-moving phrase that sounds just familiar enough to make me expect David Gilmour to slip in and fire off a riff. "Neptune's Rings" goes the other way. Opening with scale-ascending bell chimes, it slowly melts into a lush, windy drift. Lawlor really lets his pads stretch to the far reaches here, and it'll take conscious thought with it. Between this and its followup, "The Great Ocean," we're afforded over half an hour of the deepest material on the release. "…Ocean" makes up 20 of those minutes. It's packed with drones that take their time rising up in intensity, and everything is underscored with a persistent whoosh that is equal parts wind and the far-off sound of the ocean. He manages to convey and excellent sense of drama throughout this piece, and really holds the listener's attention for 20 minutes. "Wizard's Eye" sounds reasonably similar, but arcs upward toward the end into higher-register pads. Here I find myself hearkening back to the lighter parts of Roach's Magnificent Void. Overall, this is a disc that demands long-term looping.
Stepping into a genre that's as trope-heavy and well-trodden as spacemusic can be a tricky proposition for an artist. There's not a lot of new ground, so what you lay down needs to have a certain something that hooks the listener in. I can say that Neptune has such a hook. Have you heard it before? Sure, a bit. But if you love good spacemusic, this album follows the rules and lays out the sonic sights you love, and it does so very, very well. I like Lawlor's patience in the way he layers his pads. There's no hurry and, unlike a lot of spacemusic, there's no need to build to some big celestial moment—you know, the ever-present supernova sound that births out into a big helping of choral pads. That's not what this is; what this is is a spacey voyage you'll take many times, finding yourself in the musical moment at different stages, always discovering a fresh side of it. Set aside the time, bust out the headphones, and head out, space cowboy.
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Yūya Yagira
|Yūya Yagira
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March 26, 1990
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|Ellie Toyota
Yuya Yagira (柳楽 優弥 Yagira Yūya?, born March 26, 1990) is a Japanese actor. His portrayal of 12-year-old Akira in the highly acclaimed Nobody Knows won him a Best Actor Award at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival.[1]
Yagira co-starred with Eriko Sato in Akane Yamada's All to the Sea.[2] He co-starred with Kie Kitano in Taro Hyugaji's Under the Nagasaki Sky.[3]
Personal life[edit]
He was hospitalized on August 29, 2008 for a drug overdose, with early reports calling it a suicide attempt.[4][5] Yagira later denied that he had was trying to kill himself, noting that he was the one who called an ambulance after he began feeling ill from taking the pills. According to his blog:
"The incident followed an argument with my family. In a fit of anger I took a larger than usual dosage of my prescription tranquilizers.
As a result I felt ill and asked for an ambulance to be called."[4]
On January 15, 2010, Yuya Yagira married TV personality Ellie Toyota at Tokyo's Meiji Shrine. They registered their marriage on January 14.[6]
- Nobody Knows (2004)
- Shining Boy and Little Randy (2005)
- Sugar and Spice (2006)
- The Bandage Club (2007)
- The Shock Labyrinth 3D (2009)
- All to the Sea (2010)
- Under the Nagasaki Sky (2013)
- Unforgiven (2013)
- Crows Explode (TBA)
- 2004: 57th Cannes Film Festival - Best Actor for Nobody Knows[8]
- ^ Bradshaw, Peter (5 November 2004). "Nobody Knows - Reviews - guardian.co.uk". The Guardian.
- ^ Schilling, Mark (22 January 2010). "'Subete wa Umi ni Naru'". The Japan Times.
- ^ Young, Deborah (23 June 2013). "Under the Nagasaki Sky (Nagasaki no sora): Shanghai Review". The Hollywood Reporter.
- ^ a b "Yagira Yuya Denies Suicide Attempt". Japan Zone - Entertainment. Japan Zone. 1 September 2008. Retrieved 16 February 2012.
- ^ "Yuuya Yagira Denies Alleged Suicide Attempt Reports". Anime News Network. 2008-09-02. Retrieved 2008-09-02.
- ^ "Yagira Yuya, Ellie Toyota Wed". Japan Zone - Entertainment News. Japan Zone. 15 January 2010. Retrieved 16 February 2012.
- ^ "College Life Manga Aoi Honō Gets Live-Action Show". Anime News Network. 4 May 2014. Retrieved 5 May 2014.
- ^ "Festival de Cannes: Nobody Knows". festival-cannes.com. Retrieved 11 November 2009.
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-- Board Planning Session Nurtures Ideas
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In August the Board added a special "planning session" to the regular Board meeting to discuss a variety of topics including registrations, events, and brand imaging. On Sunday, Sept.12, AKC Vice Chairman Tom Davies, President and CEO Dennis Sprung, COO John Lyons, and I met with the Delegates' Coordinating Committee to further discuss the "state of the sport" and how the Board, management, staff and Delegates can work together to overcome our many challenges in today's economic atmosphere.
With more than 5,000 AKC-affiliated clubs, we know the health of our clubs is paramount to growing the sport. We discussed reasons why some clubs are thriving while others are struggling. We explored ways to help clubs create more well-attended events that would drive up exhibitor entries, increase spectator gate and bring them potential new members.
We are continuing to explore many possibilities for dog show enhancements such as:
a Reserve Best-in Show, expanding the number of group placements, adding a 4-6 month-old puppy class, and a separate Amateur-Owner Handler competition.
We have begun discussions with the Coordinating Committee and the respective Delegate Committees but no decisions have been made. We also discussed registrations at length, including the current marketplace and the poor economy.
We talked about how a shift in society's attitude regarding animal rights groups and the shelter adoption movement has affected the overall number of AKC registrations. Our data also shows us that our "core" breeders have been breeding less over the last decade.
The loss in registered litters continues to have the single largest impact on the loss in registered dogs. We continue to study the reasons for the declining "blue slip" return rate in order to find solutions. During our planning session we also reviewed several staff-developed initiatives to promote registrations including a new registration application and upcoming advertising slicks for clubs.
Further enhancement of the AKC brand to the dog-loving public was another topic of discussion. For example, we have just launched the new Breeder of Merit program. Not only is this a way for AKC to recognize our responsible breeders but it gives breeders a way of distinguishing themselves above the pack and communicating their dedication to the puppy-buying public.
We must continue to highlight all the helpful ways that AKC – and its clubs – bring the responsible dog ownership message to life. For example there are more than 550 clubs and groups holding AKC Responsible Dog Ownership Days this month. We know that our tireless volunteer work in purebred rescue, our club-sponsored training classes and the AKC Canine Good Citizen® program, among many other initiatives, are what set us apart.
As dedicated breeders, club members, and passionate dog owners, we also know the value of educating the new puppy buyer and the lasting impact it has on the dogs, their owners and the community. What better way to ensure AKC's future than to continue the public conversation about the important role AKC registration plays in the good deeds, educational programs, and volunteer outreach we do for all dogs.
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Short winter break
Stayed for 7 days at the nautilus february 2006 excellent hotel staff, very helpful. 75% german clients, food excellent, location very good...unlike some hotels in the area practically right on the beach , will visit again next year i have stayed at rui hotels before & you can't seem to fault them.its the same story if you are prepared to pay that little extra you get good standards.wine in the restaurant is pricey,this hotel will suit the older person in the winter. don't know about the entertainment as their wasn't much in the winter,
Fantastic Hotel
Just returned from a weeks break at this hotel. I cannot rate it highly enough. The hotel is spotlessly clean. We had a large comfortable room overlooking the pool and beach, the bathroom had lots of extras, shower gel, shower caps,soaps and bath creams. The food was excellent, breakfast was cooked in front of you every morning with a choice of eggs and bacon, there was fresh fruit, cornflakes, pancakes etc, also fresh smoothies made for those who wanted them. The evening meals were superb, so much to choose from and all cooked to perfection. The hotel is in an ideal location near to the Marina and its night life but far enough away not to be disturbed. The evening entertainment was standard with Spanish dancers etc not for those who like it lively. But as I say the Marina is a short stroll away with as much nightlife as you want!.
50th birthday
6 females celebrating a 50th birthday. From arrival until departure we couldn't find any fault with the service, accommodation and food.
Everything was excellent, cuisine was one of the best we've experienced in a Spanish hotel and the staff couldn't do enough.
The only comment we could make was the entertainment. There was one night of good quality but the rest not worth bothering with. We didn't really mind as there were lots of bars and shops nearby.
The pool area is in an excellent location just by the beach and part of the restaurant is outdoors surrounded by banana trees.
We would all definitely visit again next year.
No room available
I arrived with my husband and son looking forward to my holiday only to report to reception and be told there was no room available for us. We were rather shocked to say the least and explained to the concierge that we had a confirmed booking, but he was not interested and just kept repeating they were overbooked and could not offer us a room at their hotel. We asked if we could stay in another Riu Hotel in the area (we asked about the Belplaya) but was told the same they were all booked up and our only alternative was to stay in the Hotel Costa Lagos in Torremolinos. We reluctantly took a taxi to the hotel where they offered us a room with only two beds, we explained there were three of us and they showed us another room with two beds, also this hotel was not up to a Riu Hotel standard and was shabby in comparison. By this time I was getting a bit upset and telephoned the company who booked my hotel. They managed to get us in to the Riu Belplaya which the Nautilius had said was fully booked. We spent our week at the Belplaya and although we were well looked after and the food and rooms of a good standard it was not the holiday we had booked. I am disgusted with the way we were treated and have lost confidence in booking with a Riu Hotel again. My advice would be to stand your ground and not move, phone the company who booked your holiday and take a brochure with you to make sure if you do accept another hotel you are happy with the choice.
Another Great Stay
We visited in April 2005 - for a second time. Our room was great (even though in the basement - our room overlooked the hotel's very green and leafy garden) the hotel was absolutely spotless, the food very good whatever your taste. The hotel had entertainment every night - not the best standard but it did make us laugh! The guests at the hotel were mixed, some with small children, others were older, but then it was early April and out of school holidays. No groups of teenagers, but then this is not the type of hotel for them. Guests came from all over Europe and the USA.
The hotel is a short walk from the Marina and about fifteen minutes from Torremolinos along a long flat promenade and up into the town by lift.
This second visit to the Nautilus reinforced my view of the hotel, it was really great and I can't wait to book again for next year!
PS : If you want to go on day trips, dont go with Tui they are really expensive, try local travel agents, much cheaper and just as enjoyable. example : Gibralter shopper 8Euros50cents with agent, 21Euros with Tui/Thomson!!
Very efficient hotel
We stayed at Riu Nautilus for one week in March 05. We were travelling with our daughter who is nearly 2. We were by far the youngest people in the hotel, but this wasn't a problem as everyone was very friendly. Our daughter got so much attention, particularly in the restaurant, it was lovely.
The food here is superb, always fresh and constantly being replaced so no empty dishes sit around. The staff in the restaurant were great too.
It was a shame the weather was not warm as the hotel is right on the beach. We took a stroll down there a few times so our daughter could collect shells but it was too cold to sit there for long.
The hotel is just a few minutes walk from the marina of Benalmadena. It is nice here, with some good bars and restaurants.
The room was quite large and very well kept and clean. We did not have a great view unfortunately, just a side street.
The TV in the room was mostly German which was very aggravating particularly for our little one!
All in all this is a great hotel. It is not my favourite holiday destination (Torremolinos) but we have family in the area that we wanted to visit. We would consider staying there again if we wanted to return to this area when our daughter is older. There was very little for her to do and it was not very family orientated. Of course, if the weather had been good we could have spent time by the pool.
Make sure you are not in basement
The hotel was nice but overbooked after booking six months in advance,We were given a room in the basement so you didnt know if it was raining or sunshine till you got outside,A lot of unhappy people in the basement,The rep said it is worst in Summer and we went in January. The hotel is more for the older end of the scale than a middle of the road age group. This is a German hotel TiU group.
Overbooked and neighbours from Hell
Having just returned from the Riu Nautilus I felt I had to write a review and I am afraid it is not good.
Before I kick off I must point out that the Hotel itself was very clean and the food was very very good and plentiful.
However on arrival we were allocated Room 303 and on entering this room we found it had a connecting door to Room 304. We were not happy, as we feel these rooms are for families or parties wanting to be together. On complaining to reception we were told the hotel was fully booked and we would be put on alist to be moved (No: 14 on the first evening) Days went by and we had to endure what must have been the noisiest couple on earth. They shouted at each other until 2-30 am we could hear them going to the loo (Literally) and breaking wind. This was just not on. We spoke to our rep on the Tuesday and he spoke to reception (Reluctantly) who then said we were 3rd on the list. Good we thought we will get moved tomorrow NO WAY Thursday came and we were still suffering from no sleep and frazzled nerves.
Once again we went to the rep and he was told we could not move until Saturday (Our departure day)
We then stated we wanted some kind of compensation and filled out a Complaints Report to which the Manager had to sign (I dont know if he ever did) and off went our rep (He was absolutely useless)
Saturday morning arrived (not quickly enough) and our rep told us no one had got back to him and a rep from another company told him to go and get the manager! No apology from anyone. The only thing the Manager would do was pay our Taxi to the Airport. JOKE
I cannot stress how bad the noise was in our room and when our neighbours were told about it they went berserk and made even more noise.
As far as we are concerned if a hotel is overbooked they should not take peoples money.
We have always been fond of Riu Hotels in the past but this one has made us think twice about ever booking another one.
As for the resort we both found it to be very grubby and run down.
The way we were treated has made us give this hotel a low rating, if you like this area and manage to get into this hotel with a decent room then it would be fine. but I must stress there are many bad rooms hence a long list of guests requesting to be moved (Everyday at reception couples were asking to change rooms and told none available
Great location, excellent food
We went here for our honeymoon for 1 week. The location is perfect....right by the beach. A 1 minute walk to the beach. The hotel is definitely a 4 star. the staff was pleasant too. They forgot our wake-up call one day and after getting a little upset at them, they offered us pastries & coffee at the hotel cafe which was nice. The room was better than I had expected according to European Standards. The view from the room was gorgeous...mountains w/ villas in the distance. It was very romantic walking on the path at night. The path stretches all along the beach and there are many bars/restaurants along the walk way.
Breakfast and Dinner was excellent. Buffett for both...Plenty of food and selection. You can also eat on the large patio which overlooks the beach....its gorgeous when the sun is setting.
They have a nice bar on the main floor where they have entertainment every night.
It's easy to get around the city. A 5 minute walk to get onto the main street where the buses come by every 5-10 minutes. We took the train to Malaga one day, bus into Torremolinos downtown another day, bused it to Marbella another day and buesed it to Mijas (village on the hills) one day. Marbella is a must. But make sure to catch the bus early otherwise it gets full and they only come once an hour. Make sure to go to Mijas too.
All-in-all, it was a perfect honeymoon.
Great Hotel, Location ???
The Nautilus is a very nice hotel. The staff was great, the breakfast buffet incredible, and you are right on the beach. Most all rooms have a view of the Mediterranean, except maybe on the zero floor. We were on floor 1 and somewhat upset for security reasons. But after having laundry blow off the balcony and not being able to retrieve it, we realized the grounds were really safe. (The staff did get our laundry back for us.) I only had two very minor issues with this hotel.
Location is one. It is a long walk to Calle San Miguel the main shopping area. If you walk the beach side, there is an elevator (fee) or huge amount of stairs to get up to the shops. The bus is another option. If you are physically fit, then this might be just the hotel for you. (That's not to say there aren't shops and restaurants nearby.) The other issue was regarding stamps. The front desk only gets postage stamps 3 days a week. And I can only assume they kept running out as I was finding it difficult to post a card. Shop owners may try to sell you stamps at an inflated price.
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Findings for PPC in Hayward
Hayward Ranks Amongst Least Expensive Markets for Google Adwords in USA
SEP's ongoing research into PPC Campaigns has revealed that Hayward was the 194th least expensive city in USA in keyword bids in Google Adwords for the month of March 2015. Hayward also ranks amongst the least expensive cities in California, ranking as number 47th. In the study, San Buenaventura ranked as the most expensive city in the country, while Ontario ranked as the least expensive city.
Google Adwords Keyword Prices 16% Lower in Hayward than Modesto
SEP's research also tracks Google Adwords price changes and trends in cities across Canada and the U.S. Recent data shows that average prices in Hayward are 16% lower than in Modesto. The average price of a click in Hayward is $9.06.
This price differential is expected however, as Modesto has a larger population than Hayward.
The Price Rank shows how expensive keywords are in certain industry and segment relative to other cities in a country, region and province.