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I put about 16 ounces of worm food in a terra cotta planting pot
and then in the bed
because It was wetter than the Advisors seem to advise and I wanted to see what would happen. In a few hours or less, a crowd of younger worms were aggregated under it. "Adolescent" size.
I lifted it, some of the gruel drooled into the bed. There were worms in the drool. They were moving into this quite wet
stuff.. That's in the Worm Inn. In the plastic tubs, I find more worms where it's wet than elsewhere (except in the horse manure). I use a terra cotta worm stuck in the bed to assess the moisture. And when I can find it I check it with the moisture meter for my information.
One commercial vermicomposter (as I recall with uncertainty) recommended 75% moisture.
I discovered the same thing long ago and began experimenting (that's the most fun thing of wormin').
I use lots of shoebox-sized plastic bins and I'd set up bins with higher moisture content on one end. Worm populations are always greater on the wetter side.
I've also made bins with leachate holes in only one end of bins so as to slightly tilt them holes up to maintain moisture or holes down to leach moisture. The worms basically followed the moisture. That's not to say that the dry-er end was too dry for them....only less satisfactory.
That whole "law" of the "wrung-out sponge" was more for the prospective wormers' acceptability of a bin full of yucky, wet, goop-dripping WORMS living anywhere close to the newbie.
BTW...One of the many advantages of having multiple smaller bins is being able to experiment with different foods, and bedding, and temps, as well as the moisture thing.
Caution about worms drowning as result of too much moisture might be overstated. I once had a plastic tote bin set up in an old refrigerator lying on it's back over the winter. When I removed the tote,dozens of livly worms were swimming in 4" of water standing below in the fridge. I found 2 dead and the remainder appeared no worse for the experience.
An accidental experiment I suppose.
First-time poster here. Been gleaning a fair amount of wisdom from my fellow worm-keepers.
I've had worms for about ten years. Now have two bins, each a plastic former recycling bin. Newspaper bedding.
W/r/t moisture, after reading this I'm thinking I should probably add moisture to my bins. They never get particularly wet, and in fact can dry out a bit around the edges. I never thought much about being too dry though, given that the plastic bins (and plastic sheets on top) should keep moisture in pretty well. Maybe it means my bins get plenty of air!
Do others add water to their bins?
PC in DC
Hi PCnDC. 10 years !!!! My gosh,people need to hear from you so welcome. Sounds like you are on the opisite end of moisture scale so I'm certain what you have to say is important.
I am in 7 as I see that you are and I add water by sprinkling the bedding 2 or 3 times a week to prevent our 100F + weather drying the bins. I also feed rather high moisture food. My bins are kept outdoors in shade covered by screen.
equinox has, I think, hit the nail on the head - it's all about the oxygen.
That said, I'd _still_ recommend that most vermicomposters don't target the 90% and, if anything, lean towards 'damp' instead of 'wet' if there's any doubt. Why?
My reasoning is this: wet is fine, but lack of air is really, really a problem. And most of the time, a bit too dry won't result in mass death as long as there is some moisture. But too wet and lack of air overlap a lot, and will result in major death, especially in enclosed ins.
And the conditions under which a bin will have insufficient air are generally related to having too much water (or even more likely, not enough bedding and too much food, both of which will _look_ like too wet, compacted, etc).
Again, I'm not saying a bin should ever be dry - just that in situations where you're not sure, 'damp' is safer than 'really wet.' So while adding water before you go away for a while might be a good idea, that doesn't mean you should drown it 'just in case', unless maybe you know your bin is well-established and has a tendency to dry quickly.
My experience? Bins with lots of bedding can be very wet and do fine, and particularly if the 'wet' is contained in rotting foods - the water will come out slowly. They love things like watermelon meat and pulped apples, which are mostly water, but contain air and some 'structure' as well. Bins that are open air (not sealed) and drain well do fine too.
I don't find I have to add water much - just once in a while, especially if adding a lot of dry bedding. The bin could probably handle more water but does fine without. Also works with my 'worms do great with neglect' philosophy.
Another question: I've kind of found that although worms love the deeply wet rotting stuff, that stuff doesn't necessarily break down well. My instinct is that they do fine but there's not enough air for full decomposition. In other words, I find beneficial to 'turn' the bin once in a while so that the deeply wet (usually somewhat smelly) gets to the top and dries out, when it then breaks down much more quickly.
Anyone else notice this?
As posted somewhere, the bedding and castings from the 6 mo old batch have been in a sandbag, in a 5? gallon bucket, with a bubbler: no air stone. For a week. It's cold: 40 - 50 ú.
Peeked today. Trying to decide what to do next. The top layer has eggs and babies alive.
Made another sack of sandbag fabric with drawstrings at both ends. I've been saving "found" worms in a clay pot with soil and horse manure. All seem squirmingly swell. So. I have on hand a big pot of coir that I salvaged from the garden.
That is, used, torn, full of dirt coir. So. I fill the new little bag
(about a gallon) half full of used coir, a fourth horse manure my found worms and a handful of the babies and eggs left behind from the first harvest. Mixing worm varieties but not risking the beds of red wigglers.
Drying out the original harvest and separating castings from bedding looks daunting.
Another thought: Am I washing enough poop out to make the stuff safe for reuse ?
Took 5 pictures today but they seem not to be showing up or aren't in this thread. Clearly I'm missing something.
The pictures show a plastic bin, a Worm Inn, and two small
experiments: the sand sack that imitates the Worm Inn and a terra cotta planting pot with a screen held on with plumbing tape.
The sand sack has Found Worms (unknown varieties); the pot has tiny worms rescued from castings/bedding from which most worms had been removed.
If the pictures would be entertaining, tell me how to send them.
(I did read some posts on the topic, but didn't learn enough.)
chuckiebtoo can I recommend a sentence for an award?
"Am I washing enough poop out to make the stuff safe for reuse ?"
I do like the picture of the worm inn type of bin contents. It is posted elsewhere on the board.
I do not think I have tried it but many posters can not post more than one picture at a time.
It sounds like barbararose201101 has some interesting pictures.
Anybody care to post the secret to multiple picture posting on this forum?
Ok, these first three answers posted without my knowledge (the site "was unavailable" said the screen), so...SINCE YOU CAN'T DELETE ANYTHING POSTED EITHER ACCIDENTALLY or in a drunken stupor, I tried to make SOME kind of corrections.
Thanks, GardenForums.
This post was edited by chuckiebtoo on Tue, Nov 12, 13 at 9:13
EQ2 asks: chuckiebtoo can I recommend a sentence for an award?
"Am I washing enough poop out to make the stuff safe for reuse ?"
Probation would probably be stiff enough for a first time offender, I think. And that has GOT to be a first time offender's question.
"EITHER ACCIDENTALLY or ... " I can so relate."
Sometimes I feel I need to go over to the dark side and do "anti-posts". I mean it is not like it is against the law. You know, like, what would the penalty be? ha ha.
I think they would be way funner to write and possibly funner to read.
Sometimes I am unsure if a brand new poster is even serious. Then sbryce gives a perfectly logical answer and I guess the posters actually were really serious in their questions.
I was checking on the lads today for the first time in a while. I've been feeding them the leavings from juicing fruits and veggies. Even though it looked nice a fluffy to me, it must have a lot of moisture in, as the bottom of my bin is quite a bit wetter than I normally keep it. Not swimming, by any means, but wetter than normal.
Having said that they are quite happy hanging out at the bottom.
Oh my.
I have no idea whether the award was and award or a sentence for the sentence. It is a reasonable question: If the six month old mix of bedding and castings is washed thoroughly, it becomes mostly bedding and , theoretically, could be reused.
However, I had another idea. I tied off the end of the sandbag
and put the whole bag in the garden under a young dogwood tree. Rain will wash it more. This just isn't harvesting weather.
It seems to me we could improve on the worm travelling harvesting method: a new bin the worms can move to themselves: A door, a tunnel, ? Strategy to close it when all the worms have moved ?
I haven't mastered the clippings option, so I don't know where the picture turned up.
Yesterday I dug up a row of raspberry plants. I see the soil has lots of native worms. One was crawling wildly over the top instead of burrowing. So I offered it a rotting apple and horse manure to see what it would do. It hid under the apple.
Then I put a clay pot over both (so I wouldn't disturb it )
and tossed more exposed worms in that direction.
Commenting on the moisture issue:
Since I am one of the Wackos, I put all the worms' kitchen
scraps in a blender, which needs liquid to liquify. I use apple juice. In the plastic bin, that emulsion goes only to one side so the worms have a range in which to roam.
The bedding in the plastic bin is shredded newspaper.
Same with Worm Inn but I think there is a layer of coir under the paper in the Inn. Both have horse manure (don't know age") tossed evenly with newspaper.
Since almost everything I do is experimental, I'm going to stick to this thread, tho I'd really like to Belong with the Wackos.
Another experiment
I bought some expensive organic apple cider VINEGAR to see whether
the fruit flies could tell the difference. They can. They preferred it. Probably because it has more traces of apple.
Between fly strips . VINEGAR lures, colder weather , the vacuum & better housekeeping, the flies are gone but for a few.
A vacuum would collect ants, BTW.
This post was edited by barbararose21101 on Fri, Nov 15, 13 at 8:48
I've found that yellow sticky fly paper works great, both for Fungus Gnats as well as Fruit Flies. The downside is that it's also caught Praying Mantises as well as a Hummingbird (probably attracted to the paper stuck with already-caught bugs and what they thought would be a good meal).
So instead I tried an Electric Bug Zapper (which works best mainly at night). It zaps the gnats pretty well, (no Mantisses or Hummingbirds) but doesn't seem to do a darn thing against the fruit flies (they're not attracted to it at all). Maybe if I put in some rotting fruit (close to the hot wires) they'll get zapped by default.
Barbara: try this:
Here is a link that might be useful: How to load multiple pictures
It is desirable much of the time to put soft foodstuff atop a bins' bedding in chunk's or slices (pumpkin, cantaloupe, etc) because it will maintain its consistency much longer instead of seeping into the bottom of the bin through all manner of composting materials thus allowing the wormies to enjoy life where we want them to be: near the surface.....feeding, reproducing, and staying out of the dumper that is those lower layers of worm poop.
This is called upward mobility in our world of "be the best you can be".
I've long noticed that worms that hang around down there in the muck and mire that is the dumper are more lethargic, almost stupor-like, and less likely to become romantically engaged with any of the similarly affected semi-comatose squirmers of the opposite sex (or, in the case of vermi......whatever).
When I put chunks of pumpkins, melon, etc into a bin, it will remain so until it's gradually consumed. If poured into the bin like a puree, it disappears before the herd can get a grip on it.
We must always remember that the wormies are creatures of habit and probably somewhat put off by some of our good intentions.
BTW...please do not take all of this completely seriously.
Some is laced with a little wisdom.....some even more so.
barbara: I'm not sure if my question is a reasonable question. I must be pretty slow today. I still cannot follow why you feel the need to wash the bedding. Why can't you re-use them as is and let it break down further? They are perfect with tons of MO. And if you were to hang it under a tree for the rain to wash it clean, you would be wasting all that good stuff and it would be sopping wet. Or were you just joking, pulling our legs???.
Reply to Otis and anyone else who didn't believe my question:
I believe, and have read, that no critter can thrive long in its own excrement. Then the issue is, how long can our redworms be healthy in their castings ? Reading so far , I conclude 6 months is as long as I want to leave them in their own poop.
At the time I wrote the question, the bedding was shredded newspaper. At six months there was undigested newspaper but with this assumption, it was time for change. I can ask the same question differently: What is the best use for what is left after the castings have been washed out as tea ? Of course if it doesn't have food chunks in it, it can go right in the garden.
But I was asking whether it wouldn't be a good idea to just
put it back in another bin. The "stuff" in question spent the winter outdoors, in the bag, in the garden. All the worms that were in it (not harvested) survived, and there were a few new ones (white & small). Now that "stuff" is back in a plastic tub (with holes in it) being fed small quantities of food because there is a high proportion of bedding to worms. The whole broo ha ha is because I am picky about esthetics: I didn't want newspaper, even shredded, in my garden.
O K. On to the next experiment. SINCE I puree the food I feed the worms, and rot it as much as time allows, what do you all think of the idea of using leachate/tea to rot the food scraps before puree ing.? To make it an experiment, I will put the same food scraps in 2 different containers, one with water that has been in the Worm Inn -- in this case diluted with 10 parts rainwater -- the other just rainwater. If the water that has been in vermicompost has bacteria, the food should rot quicker.
There remains quite a variety of opinions about leachate & tea.
If I purposely pour too much water through the Worm Inn, and it flows out, what will you call that ? I am experimenting with leachate/tea collected over the past winter and saved for use in the gardens this year (2014). I have yet to achieve the white foam that is supposed to represent the dominance of good bacteria. I can tell when the liquid is really stinky (bad).
So far I haven't added much sugar (molasses, fish fertilizer, etc.) because I'm reading that the effect is short & it has to be used promptly. I am wondering why any leachate couldn't be treated as tea (sugar & air) and used as tea.
Barbararose, the best way to harvest is by removing the castings. There are many ways to separate castings from the bed. Save the casts for making tea when you need it.
The juice and liquids coming out of your systems indicate that you are adding too much water. You could use the liquid in your pre-rot system, to make tea, or diluted in the garden. I would not save it long-term. Worms like it wet as long as it drains, but it makes harvesting castings more difficult. There are a few systems there that do harvest as you mentioned. The juice is used immediately in most cases.
There are many past posts on making teas and harvesting. Do a search.
I hope that helped. Good luck!
barbararose21101 I'm glad you came back to the thread solve our confusion.
The stuff that comes out the back end of the worm has more microbes than what the worm eats. Worms eat microbes. Magically microbes are added as the material moves through the worm. The worms seem pretty happy in castings. Maybe they even re-eat the castings.
"Am I washing enough poop out to make the stuff safe for reuse ?" "I can ask the same question differently: What is the best use for what is left after the castings have been washed out as tea ?" Now we are running on all four cylinders and have some traction.
Worm tea is made by brewing vermicastings in water with air bubbles. The spent castings are filled with microbes commonly are tossed on top of the worm bin. This helps seed new food with microbes. Alternately a favorite plant can be mulched with the spent castings. Usually the word castings is reserved for a level of quality that contains 100% or nearly as close to it as anybody can tell of only castings. The word vermicompost is used for castings that still have food or bedding in it. I harvest at the vermicompost level. Many sieve the material tossing the larger pieces back into the bin. Some say the only way to get to 100% vermicastings is to stop feeding and let the worms die in the material. Some people use sieves to quite a fine level. If the tiny newspaper is not what you want I have heard of one and now maybe two vermicomposters who harvest by water method. It seems to have worked well for them for many years. I'm sure they would enjoy someone else using the same methods for company.
"leachate/tea" is a can of worms. leachate is not tea. Usually it is rotting liquid filled with some things worms do not want near them. The water harvesting method could be called a leachate/tea harvesting method where it is not rot but water harvesting of microbes and minerals. Usually leachate, dripping food waste, is not desirable.
"If I purposely pour too much water through the Worm Inn, and it flows out, what will you call that ?" When I do it I call it stuff I collect and dump back on top of the bin in an hour or a week. I do not think it is worm tea or a harvesting method because there is still food decomposition going on. If no food was put into the worm inn for 3 months and 5 gallons of water was poured through 6 times then it could be a harvesting method.
All worm tea needs to be used promptly. It can not be put into a bottle and sold. Well it could but it would not be the same alive product.
It has been determined that adding molasses when brewing worm tea can increase e-coli. Not that I would not add it.
"I am wondering why any leachate couldn't be treated as tea (sugar & air) and used as tea." Maybe it could. Even without the sugar. I bet someone here knows more about the eithers and alcohols that would make this not a good idea.
I just took a stab at some...
When posters refer to their baby worms as white & small we let them know that usually vermicomposting worms are born pink/brown. There are whiteworms that Enchytraeus buchholzi can be in vermicompost. They are fine to be there.
Rainwater is not sterile and has bacteria.
"I am wondering why any leachate couldn't be treated as tea (sugar & air) and used as tea." No because something magical happens to the material in the gut of the worm. Leachate has not been through the process thus does not gain the benefits.
"I puree the food I feed the worms, and rot it as much as time allows, what do you all think of the idea of using leachate/tea to rot the food scraps before puree ing.?" "one with water that has been in the Worm Inn" "I have yet to achieve the white foam that is supposed to represent the dominance of good bacteria." It appears you are trying to up the microbial count in the worm food. Vermicomposters do this by several methods. Letting the food pre-rot is a method some vermicomposters follow and others avoid, each with reasons. My remembrance of individual posters is some seem to follow and avoid at the same time. Getting the food and bedding "dirty" or exposed to microbes might speed up the process of worm ready food. Chopping, freezing, microwaving, rotting are methods some have posted about. You mentioned using a liquid to I imagine sort of inoculate as much surface area as possible as quickly as possible. I do not think rotting is what you are after. You seen to be searching for the most efficient method to get the food to grow the microbes for the worms. I guess that is what we all are doing.
posting for now editing in a moment.
Some topics you might enjoy researching:
terra preta and biochar - think of it as like rafts of coral reef. Islands of microscopic life that can reach out and spread goodness to a vermicompost bin. When harvested just put the chunks back on top of the bin. This material can be made "dirty" or biocharged before using with a pungent liquid. The material was almost designed to absorb the bad, house the good, and spread the wealth.
kombucha and SCOBY - tea fermented by a Symbiotic Colony Of Bacteria and Yeast. Old scobies can be added to a vermicompost bin. If brewing worm tea was unsatisfying this will be way better. At first a thin film will form and then thicken and multiply. Worms do not like kombucha. It is a bit like vinegar. But they love scobies.
bokashi - anaerobic fermentation of waste which can then be fed to our vermi friends
BSFL - Black Solider Fly Larvae might like first dibs on any fresh putrescent waste. Their leavings are perfect for feeding, well not as perfect as horse puck and stall waste, for a vermicompost system.
I think this covers everything I know about the direction you seem to be interested in for increasing microbial populations for your vermicompost system. Some fun things to try.
It might seem capricious. Some new posters get tons of friendly, helpful comments and other new posters not. Some days replies to a legitimate question might have more to do with the previous 5 posters questions than the poster we are presently answering. Luckily some posters here are much more gracious than I. I am grateful for them.
I'll try to find a good place for this in the forum. I want you to know that I am taking a page from your practice. I put an egg carton, with wet shredded newspaper under and around it in a clear shoebox
with no holes. Taking a small handful of compost from the dog crate bin that is being vacated, I picked out cocoons. I put one or two in each nest & covered them with wet horse manure.
I hope I'll get to see activity through the clear plastic. In a hurry-up impulse, I'll put the shoe box on the heat mat that helps start seeds. I made sure it isn't too warm: under 70ú. It won't need any cover for a while. When it does, it will either go to a different container or get a porous cover.


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Wallis Simpson (Episode #103Z)
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Branded a frivolous socialite, a gold digger and even a Nazi-sympathiser, Wallis Simpson, a twice-divorced American, became embroiled in a deep constitutional crisis when she embarked upon one of the most talked-about marriages of the 20th century. To the horror of the British government and the Royal Family, on 10th December, 1936, King Edward VIII gave up the British throne to marry her. As a young lady, Wallis was a die-hard socialite - and lived for the parties, the champagne, the dances, and the men. But she made bad choices. Her first husband, Win Spencer, was a dashing American pilot, whose drunken rages left her beaten and abused. Her second husband, Ernest Simpson, took her to London where she felt bored and isolated - that is, until she broke into the aristocratic social scene. Wallis Simpson soon caught the roving eye of the charismatic playboy and the future King of England, Prince Edward. With Edward's accession to the throne, the British government and the Church of England were adamant the King could not marry a divorcee. And so, in a move that shocked the nation, Edward VIII abdicated - to marry the woman he loved. The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, as they were then titled, were forced to live in exile and endure relentless snubs from the Royal Family for the rest of their lives. But, they made the best of it. It was not the life they wanted but hey had each other. Throughout the Second World War they worked tirelessly for the war effort; they established charitable institutions during their posting to the Bahamas; they created a happy, social life for themselves in Paris in the years that followed, and Wallis became known as one of the world's best dressed women. But, for all that, Wallis Simpson's reputation remained forever tainted - she was the woman who caused a much-loved King to abdicate.
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Dr Ruth Westheimer is the world most famous sex therapist, but that is almost the least remarkable thing about here. For she has led many lives. Born to a German Jewish family in 1928, Ruth's happy childhood was shattered when Adolf Hitler came to power and Jews were reduced to subhuman status. Her parents then made the ultimate sacrifice, sending their daughter to safety on the Kindertransport to Switzerland. They would die in the Holocaust. The fate of her parents and her pride in her Jewish roots led the orphaned Ruth to become an ardent Zionist, travelling to Palestine after the end of World War Two, where she was trained as a sniper by the Jewish underground. She was even wounded by shrapnel. But then two marriages led her to the other side of the globe - first to France, and then to the United States - and some of the world's finest universities. In New York she became a single, working mother, before meeting her soul mate, Manfred Westheimer, by whom she had another child.
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Fantastic location, but nothing special. The staff are typically Italian and very friendly. Only breakfast is served which is average. The bar decor is dated as is the hotel as a whole. Service in the bar is exceptionally slow.
The rooms are adequate and clean. The bathrooms really need to be refurbished however. 25% of the rooms can only be accessed by stairs so if mobility is a problem i would think carefully about this hotel. Having said that you cant beat the location as it is literally three metres off St Marks Square and all those lovely designer shops! Good for a weekend but upgrade if your staying any longer!
Overall its not up to the Best Western Standard in America, so dont expect anything amazing.
Great for a winter break
To echo most of the other reviews, this hotel is in a great spot - about 30m from San Marco. The staff are polite and efficient rather than gushing, and there is no attempt to push Murano trips. Breakfast is adequate - which probably counts as pretty good in venice - a buffet of cereals, breads, meat, cheese and pastries, also some fresh and tinned fruit. We had a great room - classified as a junior suite - which had beautiful painted furniture, parquet flooring and a view over the gondola basin and the top of the Campanile. The '3 nights for the price of 2' offer made this quite a snip at just �260 for 2 of us for 3 nights. (We got this through a booking agency rather than direct from BW). With the poor Eur to pound exchange rate at the moment this really worked out as good value. I would certainly stay here again at this off-season rate, especailly as in winter you want to be sure of warmth and plentiful hot water and don't need to worry about having a garden or getting away from the crowds. From the floorplan some of the rooms did look quite small - again this is common in Venice so if you book a 'standard' double you can expect it to be quite cramped - anything big will likely be advertised as deluxe, superior or a junior suite.
Woderful Stay
This hotel couldn't be in a better place. Literally steps to St. Marks Square. The room was beautiful. Gorgeously decorated and spotless. The staff wasn't overly friendly, but I am looking for a nice stay, not new friends. Sitting out on the little terrace overlooking the gondola basin having great drinks from the bar is an experience I will never forget. I was in the annex across the walk from the main building and everything worked fine.
Great location and price
We stayed at this hotel last fall and really enjoy the location. It was clean had the basic things we needed. The room was kinda small and the bed took most of the room but we did not spend much time in our room. We really enjoyed the hotel bar each evening. Their bartender makes great drinks. I recommend the Brown Cow.
Great location
Stayed here in May 2002. Very comfortable and clean hotel. Great location. Just off Saint Mark's Square. Employees very helpful too. Now recommending to friends.
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My mom, younger brother, and I stayed at this hotel right after Christmas. We were pleased with the Best Western, the location could not have been any better only a few minutes from Saint Mark's Square, and the staff was helpful. I think it is difficult to compare American chain hotels with European because the standards are quite different.
The only downside was I felt their was a lot of noise, but we were able bear with it. I would recommend this hotel and would stay here again.
Worst Western
I am shocked that anyone would rate this hotel favorably. This is a "tourist" hotel in the worst sense of that word. Sad fact is that they get plenty of business because of the location and don't need our reviews. Be prepared for 25-year-old decor in the public spaces, tiny rooms and an indifferent staff. The one positive review on this site must have come from the Best Western PR staff. Just think about what you'd come to expect from a Best Western motel in the U.S. Well, that pretty much describes what you'll get here.
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Excellent position, literally steps away from St Mark's Square and overlooking the gondola basin. This is the oldest hotel in Venice, but it is superbly renovated. Plenty of restaurants in vicinity. Highly recommended.
Great Location, but ...
The hotel has a great location and my room had a good view over the gondola basin. But it does not reach the standard you would expect of a 4 star. There was little space left in my room after the double bed had been squeezed in, and I expect tea/coffee making facilities in a Best Western hotel room - none were forthcoming even after I asked. There was no restaurant and no room service. Breakfast is a buffet and is OK by Italian standards. The worst was when the toilet was flushed in either of the neighbouring rooms, because it sounded like a plane was taking off.
Good location but....
The web site gives accurate information about the hotel. The location is really great for walking about and exploring Venice. The gondola park nearby is busy and interesting if a bit noisy. The room are clean and the staff are very helpful and courteous. The style is a dated 70's mock venetian and starting to get shabby. The breakfast is poor with nearly all packet or tinned food. No real toast. Unfortunately the bar is not a local nightspot and even though the barman is a good host, its dead. In summary its reasonable value but eat out for breakfast.
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WASHINGTON - The U.S. called Thursday for North Korea to grant amnesty and immediately release a Korean-American sentenced to 15 years' hard labour for "hostile acts" against the state.
Kenneth Bae, 44, a Washington state man described by friends as a devout Christian and a tour operator, is at least the sixth American detained in North Korea since 2009. The others eventually were deported or released without serving out their terms, some after trips to Pyongyang by prominent Americans, including former presidents Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter.
Analysts say Bae's sentencing could be an effort by Pyongyang to win diplomatic concessions in the ongoing standoff over its nuclear program. But there was no immediate sign a high-profile envoy was about to make a clemency mission to the isolated nation which has taken an increasingly confrontational stance under its young leader Kim Jong Un, who has the power to grant special pardons under the North's constitution.
State Department spokesman Patrick Ventrell said the U.S. was still seeking to learn the facts of Bae's case. He said the Swedish Embassy in Pyongyang, which handles consular matters there for the U.S., did not attend Tuesday's Supreme Court trial and that there hasn't been transparency in the legal proceedings.
"There's no greater priority for us than the welfare and safety of U.S. citizens abroad, and we urge the DPRK authorities to grant Mr. Bae amnesty and immediate release," Ventrell told a news conference, referencing the socialist country's formal title, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
North Korea has faced increasing international criticism over its weapons development. Six-nation disarmament talks involving the Koreas, the United States, Japan, China and Russia fell apart in 2009. Several rounds of U.N. sanctions have not encouraged the North to give up its small cache of nuclear devices, which Pyongyang says it must not only keep but expand to protect itself from a hostile Washington. Tensions have escalated since it conducted its third nuclear test since 2006 in February.
Pyongyang's tone has softened somewhat recently, following weeks of violent rhetoric, including threats of nuclear war and missile strikes. There have been tentative signs of interest in diplomacy, and a major source of North Korean outrage — annual U.S.-South Korean military drills — ended Tuesday.
Patrick Cronin, a senior analyst with the Washington-based Center for a New American Security, called Bae's conviction "a hasty gambit to force a direct dialogue with the United States."
"While Washington will do everything possible to spare an innocent American from years of hard labour, U.S. officials are aware that in all likelihood the North Korean regime wants a meeting to demonstrate that the United States in effect confers legitimacy on the North's nuclear-weapon-state status," Cronin said in an email.
White House spokesman Jay Carney told reporters travelling aboard Air Force One en route to Mexico that if North Korea is interested in discussion, they should live up to their obligations under the six-party talks.
"Thus far, as you know, they have flouted their obligations, engaged in provocative actions and rhetoric that brings them no closer to a situation where they can improve the lot of the North Korean people or re-enter the community of nations," Carney said.
The state-run Korean Central News Agency announcement of Bae's sentencing came just days after it reported Saturday that authorities would soon indict and try him. It referred to Bae as Pae Jun Ho, the North Korean spelling for his Korean name. The State Department had appealed Monday for his release on humanitarian grounds.
Bae, from Lynnwood, Wash., was arrested in early November in Rason, a special economic zone in North Korea's far northeastern region bordering China and Russia, state media said. The exact nature of Bae's alleged crimes has not been revealed.
"Kenneth Bae had no access to a lawyer. It is not even known what he was charged with," the human rights group Amnesty International said in a statement. "Kenneth Bae should be released, unless he is charged with an internationally recognizable criminal offence and retried by a competent, independent and impartial court."
Ventrell said the Swedish embassy's most recent access to Bae was last Friday. It has only had a handful of brief opportunities to see him since he was arrested in early November, according to U.S. officials.
Friends and colleagues say Bae was based in the Chinese border city of Dalian and travelled frequently to North Korea to feed orphans. Bae's mother in the United States did not answer calls seeking comment Thursday.
There are parallels to a case in 2009. After Pyongyang's launch of a long-range rocket and its second underground nuclear test that year, two American journalists, Laura Ling and Euna Lee, were sentenced to 12 years of hard labour after sneaking across the border from China.
They later were pardoned on humanitarian grounds and released to Clinton, who met with then-leader Kim Jong Il. U.S.-North Korea talks came later that year.
In 2011, Carter visited North Korea to win the release of imprisoned American Aijalon Gomes, who had been sentenced to eight years of hard labour for crossing illegally into the North from China.
On Thursday, Carter's press secretary, Deanna Congileo, said by email that the former president has not had an invitation to visit North Korea and has no plans to visit.
Korean-American Eddie Jun was released in 2011 after Robert King, the U.S. envoy on North Korean human rights, travelled to Pyongyang. Jun had been detained for half a year over an unspecified crime.
Jun and Gomes are also devout Christians. While the North Korean Constitution guarantees freedom of religion, in practice only sanctioned services are tolerated by the government.
U.N. and U.S. officials accuse North Korea of treating opponents brutally. Foreign nationals have told varying stories about their detentions in North Korea.
The two journalists sentenced to hard labour in 2009 stayed in a guest house instead of a labour camp due to medical concerns.
Ali Lameda, a member of Venezuela's Communist Party and a poet invited to the North in 1966 to work as a Spanish translator, said that he was detained in a damp, filthy cell without trial the following year after facing espionage allegations that he denied. He later spent six years in prison after a one-day trial, he said.
Kim reported from Seoul. Associated Press writers Lou Kesten and Nedra Pickler in Washington contributed to this report.
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As we all know there are allready goodybags.....But how can we make them BETTERBAGS...well how about a customizable goodybag you choose how many minutes how many texts you choose your features and at the the end it calculates it and works out how much it will cost you in total! this would be ideal for people who arent really into texting (you ever get that really strange text from your grandparents where you can tell they just dont text much!) so you could just pay for minutes and just make it more beneficial and more personal to you!
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On Monday, the Obama Administration announced $856,964 in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) funds for transit improvements in Alabama.
"Through the Recovery Act, we are creating jobs today in Gadsden, and across America while building a better, more sustainable economy moving forward," said Secretary LaHood. "Rebuilding the nation's transportation infrastructure is a key part of a prescription for economic strength."
The city of Gadsden will use the funds for the purchase of four 30-foot passenger vehicles, acquisition of equipment and services and the construction of two covered transfer facilities.
ABQ RIDE is looking to model its plan after the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority's HealthLine, which is sponsored through a hospital partnership. Construction on the so-called ART system could begin in May 2016 with an in-service date of September 2017.
The service, which costs $6 a ride, asks riders to download the Leap app, creating an account, uploading a photo and adding a credit card that enables them to pay via a QR code.
Agencies ordering the company's products, which are now in at least half of all new U.S. and Canadian transit buses, include L.A. Metro, Chicago Transit Authority and New York City Transit.
The contract includes a firm order for 35 XN40 and 20 XN60 Xcelsior buses, with an option for another 150 XN40 and 100 XN60 over the next five years. All buses are to be powered by CNG.
The decision comes after the agency conducted an analysis and product review period. Implementation of the project began in February and all work is expected to be completed by the end of April.
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