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#Cesare Prandelli
# cesare-prandelli - Tuesday 4 November, 2014
Dortmund rout Galatasaray to reach last 16 amid crowd trouble
Meanwhile, Juventus relaunched their Champions League last-16 bid with a nervous 3-2 win over Olympiakos.
# cesare-prandelli - Wednesday 16 July, 2014
That was fast! Allegri appointed new Juventus boss
The 47-year-old has been out of work since his sacking by AC Milan in January.
# cesare-prandelli - Tuesday 24 June, 2014
Cesare Prandelli resigns, 'taking responsibility' for Italy's early World Cup exit
Italian federation president Giancarlo Abete has also stood down after the Azzurri only managed to beat England in Brazil.
# cesare-prandelli - Sunday 15 June, 2014
Italy's midfield domination beat England – Prandelli
"There was no individual performance to pick out, but that of the whole group," he added.
# cesare-prandelli - Tuesday 3 December, 2013
Italy want water 'time-outs' at next year's World Cup
Something like this would have saved Big Jack a lot of hassle at USA 94.
# cesare-prandelli - Wednesday 14 November, 2012
International football round-up: Ibra masterclass stuns England, France impress
Meanwhile, Germany had to settle for a draw tonight.
# cesare-prandelli - Saturday 30 June, 2012
Euro 2012: Prandelli full of respect for defending champs
The Italian boss says, 'Spain are not boring in any shape or form.'
# cesare-prandelli - Thursday 28 June, 2012
Germany v Italy: Five past meetings
The Azzurri have never been beaten by tonight's opponents in a competitive fixture.
# cesare-prandelli - Tuesday 26 June, 2012
Forward thinking: Prandelli vows to attack Germany
'I prefer to concede on the break than sit back for 20 minutes.' Said the Azzurri coach.
# cesare-prandelli - Tuesday 19 June, 2012
Prandelli thanks Michel Platini for Italy's first goal against Ireland
The Italy coach says Antonio Cassano's opener may not have been awarded without a fifth official.
# cesare-prandelli - Monday 18 June, 2012
Match report: Italy down Ireland to reach quarter-finals
Goals from Antonio Cassano and Mario Balotelli sent Giovanni Trapattoni's Ireland packing from Euro 2012 with a third successive defeat.
As it happened: Ireland v Italy, Euro 2012
Before we packed our bags and headed for home, there was still 90 minutes of football to take care of. Here's our minute-by-minute of Ireland v Italy.
This is Marca's front page today – 'Don't worry Italy, we're not resentful'
Time to start backing a 2-2 draw between Spain and Croatia tonight then.
# cesare-prandelli - Thursday 14 June, 2012
As it happened: Italy v Croatia, Euro 2012
Before the evening's main event, we had minute-by-minute coverage of the first of today's Group C games — it's Italy v Croatia in Poznan.
# cesare-prandelli - Monday 4 June, 2012
# cesare-prandelli - Tuesday 29 May, 2012
Prandelli leaves out Ranocchia and Destro, keeps Chiellini and Bonucci
It's D-Day across Europe and the Italian boss has handed UEFA a scrap of paper with 23 names scribbled on it.
# cesare-prandelli - Tuesday 22 May, 2012
'It's time for Mario to make headlines for the right reasons' – Cesare Prandelli
As well as speaking about Balotelli, the Italian boss admitted his team "aren't built to win Euro 2012″.
# cesare-prandelli - Friday 13 April, 2012
Azzurri may call upon Super Mario after Giuseppe Rossi is ruled out of Euros
The Villarreal striker suffered torn ligaments in his knee training today and will miss the meeting with Ireland as well as the entire tournament.
# cesare-prandelli - Tuesday 6 March, 2012
Life's not fair: Balo still upset by Prandelli snub
Striker says that Manchester City still believe in him, despite their decision not to appeal his four-game ban for "stamping" on Scott Parker.
# cesare-prandelli - Thursday 1 March, 2012
No problemo: Prandelli unconcerned after USA defeat
The Azzuri fell to a 1-0 defeat to the United States in Genoa last night, prompting some alarm in the Italian media.
# cesare-prandelli - Monday 27 February, 2012
Balotelli's Euro 2012 prospects take nosedive
Cesare Prandelli, coach of the Italian national side, is reluctant to select City striker Mario Balotelli for this summer's European Championships.
# cesare-prandelli - Monday 23 January, 2012
Prandelli leaves the door open for Totti's return
The coach of the Italian national side has suggested that, if fit, Roma maestro Francesco Totti could travel to Euro 2012.
# cesare-prandelli - Friday 14 October, 2011
Trap urges caution, as FAI hope to secure €8m target
The Ireland manager says he has already spoken to Italy coach Cesare Prandelli about their upcoming opponents.
# cesare-prandelli - Monday 16 May, 2011
Ireland to play Italy in Liege friendly
Giovanni Trapattoni will prepare his side for a date with his home country in a Belgian challenge game next month.


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Survival of adhering cortical neurons on polyethylenimine micropatterns
Ruardij, T.G. and Goedbloed, M.H. and Rutten, W.L.C. (2001) Survival of adhering cortical neurons on polyethylenimine micropatterns. In: 23rd Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, Isyanbul, Turkey (pp. pp. 749-752).
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Abstract: | The influence of neuron-adhesive pattern geometry on long-term survival of cortical neural tissue (rat brain) was studied over a time period of 15 days. Microwells (depth 0.5 /spl mu/m) with diameters of 25, 50, 100 and 150 /spl mu/m and inter-microwell distances of 15, 30, 60 and 90 /spl mu/m, were etched in a neuron-repellent fluorocarbon (FC)-layer and coated with neuron-adhesive polyethylenimine (PEI). Results showed that the survival of neural tissue was geometry-independent after 1, 4 and 8 days but was favored on 150 /spl mu/m wells after 15 days. |
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Gates Using A MacWhen we took "Nothing So Strange" to Slamdance in 2002, the actor that played Bill Gates in the movie came with us to the bustle of Park City. Among the amusing moments were the looks on the faces of the people staffing the Apple booth when Steve Sires went to check his email on an iMac. Two and a half years later, a photo from that is getting passed around again -- from Adam Curry to Wiredblogs to others. Perhaps one of the DVD easter eggs Flemming snuck into the release? Even I don't know all the easter eggs he stuck in that DVD. posted to As Seen On ... on May 14, 2004
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Home Grounds used:Adelaide Oval, Adelaide
Away Grounds visited:Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne; Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney
First-Class playing record: P 4 W 1 D 0 L 3
Click on these links for the season's First-Class scorecards and resultsor First-Class batting averages or First-Class bowling averages
18 players appeared in First-Class matches for SouthAustralia in 1895/96: H Blinman; WDH Claxton; J Darling; RH Dyer; AE Evans; JJ Ferris; G Giffen; C Hill; A Jarvis; AH Jarvis; E Jones; EH Leak; JJ Lyons; J McKenzie; CA Martin; JC Reedman; BV Scrymgour; JPF Travers.
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This shaker styled display cabinet/bookcase is made of solid mango wood. Three solid mango shelves rest behind four doors which feature ten glass panels. Time period aged metal hardware with wood latches complete the design. Fully Assembled and made in India.
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"Cuisinart" Yellow Tomato Gazpacho
Recipe courtesy Denis Jaricot
- 2 yellow bell peppers seeded, de-ribbed and coarsely chopped
- 2 small cucumbers, peeled, seeded, and coarsely chopped
- 1 yellow onion, peeled, coarsely chopped
- 2 cloves garlic, peeled and cleaned
- 2 pounds yellow tomatoes, peeled, seeded, and coarsely chopped
- 1/4 cup sugar cane vinegar
- 1/2 cup fruity olive oil
- Ice cubes (optional)
- Salt and freshly ground pepper, to taste
In a blender, or a food processor fitted with a metal blade, combine the yellow peppers and cucumbers, puree. Transfer to a large bowl. Add the onion and garlic to the blender or food processor and again puree. Combine with the yellow pepper mixture. Finally, place the yellow tomatoes in the blender or processor and puree to desired consistency; some like the puree smooth, while others prefer it chunky. Mix the tomatoes in with the other vegetables. Stir in the vinegar, the oil and the ice cubes if using. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Cover and chill.
Recipe courtesy Denis Jaricot
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More Recipes and Ideas
Coconut-Tomato Gazpacho with Coriander - Mint Pickled Shrimp
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Pelicans, Kings, and Blazers agree to Tyreke Evans/Withey trade Posted by macatak911 on 7/1 at 9:13 am Image: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BOXJ6UhCEAApNYQ.jpg@daldridgetnt: Have been told the Pelicans' sheet to Tyreke Evans is four years, $44 million. @WojYahooNBA: To clear salary for Tyreke Evans or sign-and-trade w/ Kings, Pelicans expected to try and unload Robin Lopez, league source tells Y! 7/2 8:30 UPDATE @ESPNSteinLine: Going online now: Sources say Kings have made Andre Iguodala their free-agent priority, pushing Tyreke Evans closer & closer to New Orleans http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/9446287/sacramento-kings-make-andre-iguodala-their-free-agent-priority-according-sources 7/3 1AM As USA Today reported, source tells Y! that Sacramento has withdrawn its four-year, $56 million offer from Denver free agent Andre Iguodala. -woj 12:30 PM @WojYahooNBA: It is possible Tyreke Evans never signs the proposed $44M offer sheet with Pelicans, sources tell Y! Sports. Still a fluid scenario. 5:30 PM @ESPNSteinLine: Story going online now w@GoodmanESPN: Sources say Kings RFA Tyreke Evans is ready for change of scenery and wants to wind up in New Orleans http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/9448966/sources-tyreke-evans-wants-join-new-orleans-pelicans 6:00 PMCarmichael Dave ?@CarmichaelDave 1m Sources close to Tyreke Evans flat out refute ESPN report, still very open to resigning with Sacramento. Evans' camp, when asked about the ESPN report, responded at first with a simple "Not True". Jason Jones ?@mr_jasonjones 7m Tyreke Evans is stil waiting on the Kings to make him an offer before committing to New Orleans. Evans can agree to sign the offer sheet, the Kings can still match it. Wants to give Kings every chance to make an offer better than N.O. FTR, Tyreke Evans is put off by lack of an offer, not being top priority, but not to the point he wouldn't play for the Kings. 6:15 PM @SportsCenter: Tyreke Evans will sign four-year, $44 million offer sheet with New Orleans Pelicans. (via @ESPNSteinLine and @GoodmanESPN) 8:45 PM @ESPNSteinLine: Earlier story clearly pointed in this direction, but just heard Pelicans & Tyreke Evans are indeed now in process of finalizing offer sheet 9:00 PM @sam_amick: Tyreke Evans has given the New Orleans Pelicans a verbal agreement that he'll sign the four-year, $44 million offer sheet, I'm told.ESPN 1st 7/4 8:15 AM The Kings will not match the four-year, $44 million offer sheet that Tyreke Evans has agreed to sign with the New Orleans Pelicans. According to sources close to the situation, the new Kings management group instead is hoping to close Thursday on a sign-and-trade agreement involving Pelicans point guard Greivis Vasquez and backup center Robin Lopez. LINK 11:00 AM @sam_amick: Per @ailene_voisin report on Kings/NO trade, no deal done but scenario would send Robin Lopez to Portland, Vasquez to Sac, Evans to Pelicans. Kings have other situations still in play, however, but obviously looking to get something for Evans rather than merely letting him walk. 3:00 PM Minor update: LINK 3:30 PM @WojYahooNBA: Free agent Jose Calderon passed on chance to sign w/ Kings, clearing way for Sacramento to complete 3-way deal w/ Pelicans, sources tell Y! 3:45 PM Adrian Wojnarowski ?@WojYahooNBA 1m In proposed 3-way deal, Kings send Tyreke Evans to Pelicans, Nola's Vasquez to Kings and Robin Lopez to Blazers. Port sends picks and cash. Marc Stein ?@ESPNSteinLine 53s New Orleans, Portland and Sacramento have just verbally agreed to complete three-way trade July 10 that locks up Tyreke Evans as a Pelican Marc Stein ?@ESPNSteinLine 36s Pelicans had to find trade for Lopez or release him Friday for $500,000. Portland wanted him from start and Sacramento jumped in for Vazquez LINK 4:45 PM @ESPNSteinLine: Sources say Pelicans, already hot for Evans, were all in when Reke told them he'd be willing to be sixth man in New Orleans if necessary 6:45 PM Adrian Wojnarowski ?@WojYahooNBA 1m Portland will send Jeff Withey to Pelicans as part of 3-team deal, league source tells Y! This post was edited on 7/5 at 4:11 pm Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Jizzamo311 on 7/1 at 9:13 am to macatak911 are you serious right now??Reply Back to Top |
Posted by quail man on 7/1 at 9:13 am to macatak911 is this where i start a new song?Reply Back to Top |
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Posted by Cap Crunch on 7/1 at 9:18 am to macatak911 So he doesn't want to play SF, and we don't need him to play PG. Which means this ends up being a sign and trade for Gordon. It's really the only way I can see this happening. Is Evans > Gordon? Reply Back to Top |
Posted by macatak911 on 7/1 at 9:18 am to Cap Crunch Gordon healthy >>>>>>> EvansReply Back to Top |
Posted by WB504 on 7/1 at 9:19 am to Cap Crunch Took this from a Kings message board. Don't know how credible it is though. quote: Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Jester on 7/1 at 9:19 am to Cap Crunch quote: He'll probably be cheaper. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Fun Bunch on 7/1 at 9:19 am to Cap Crunch quote: A healthy Gordon? No. Healthy always being the extremely operative word with him. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Whodatforlife21 on 7/1 at 9:19 am to Cap Crunch not when gordon is healthy but with gordon's injury history id do that swap, and then try to sign iggy at sf Reply Back to Top |
quote: Not credible. Taken from a tweet from some blog that was just looking at the max we could offer if we basically get rid of everyone with an option. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Chad504boy on 7/1 at 9:20 am to Jester tyreke plus next year's 1st for gordon? Reply Back to Top |
quote: it's from here LINK quote: someone doesn't know how to read Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Fun Bunch on 7/1 at 9:21 am to Whodatforlife21 quote: Look, I'm pulling back on the arguments against Tyreke, because it is happening whether I like it or not. But I think pretty much everyone will agree that a pairing of Tyreke and Iguodala would be a bad one. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Jester on 7/1 at 9:21 am to Whodatforlife21 Just checked their numbers for last year and Evans was definitely better. The only place Gordon was better was from the FT line.Reply Back to Top |
quote:That guy only has 298 followers and over 6,000 tweets. He's probably just a fan. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by TigerinATL on 7/1 at 9:22 am to WB504 quote: Not very credible. In the karaoke thread that got anchored they saw that this figure actually came from a guy that had calculated cap space available. There is absolutely no reason to assume we'd throw every spare dollar we have at Evans. Other than Gordon's deal, which was matching someone else's offer, Demps has gotten good to great deals on everyone he's signed. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by MrPappagiorgio on 7/1 at 9:23 am to Jester quote: Evans can also play 3 positons, which gives Monty a ton of lineup flexibility Reply Back to Top |
Posted by teke184 on 7/1 at 9:24 am to Cap Crunch quote: They don't seem to bring the exact same skill sets. The main difference is that Evans' offense comes from around the rim (51% of his shots) and Gordon's offense comes from jump shots (79% of his shots). If we're replacing Gordon with Evans, then we need guys who can hit the 3. Holiday, Anderson, and Vasquez can do that, but I'm not sure if Vasquez is sticking around or who our new 3 will be. Reply Back to Top Refresh |
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Inverting matrices
12 videos
4 skills
Multiplying by the inverse of a matrix is the closest thing we have to matrix division. Like multiplying a regular number by its reciprocal to get 1, multiplying a matrix by its inverse gives us the identity matrix (1 could be thought of as the "identity scalar").
This tutorial will walk you through this sometimes involved process which will become bizarrely fun once you get the hang of it.
Finding the determinant of a 2x2 matrix
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Hint for finding the determinant of a 2x2 matrix
Idea behind inverting a 2x2 matrix
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What the inverse of a matrix is. Examples of inverting a 2x2 matrix.
Matrices to solve a system of equations
16:33 minutes
Using the inverse of a matrix to solve a system of equations.
Matrices to solve a vector combination problem
14:20 minutes
Using matrices to figure out if some combination of 2 vectors can create a 3rd vector
Finding the determinant of a 3x3 matrix method 1
2:39 minutes
Finding the determinant of a 3x3 matrix method 2
3:57 minutes
Inverting 3x3 part 1: Calculating matrix of minors and cofactor matrix
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Beginning our quest to invert a 3x3 matrix. We calculate the matrix of minors and the cofactor matrix.
Inverting 3x3 part 2: Determinant and adjugate of a matrix
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Finishing up our 3x3 matrix inversion
Classic video on inverting a 3x3 matrix part 2
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Using Gauss-Jordan elimination to invert a 3x3 matrix.


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New Year rolls around in style with ONE calendar
For much of the socio-economic West, new year is set to roll around in approximately 14 days. For South Korean designer Jeong Yong, the rolling around is likely to occur literally as well as figuratively, being that Yong is the designer of the ONE Table Calendar, a multi-ringed calendar and magnetic designer corporate play-thing. Read More
Researchers charge cars with "remote magnetic gears"
Wireless charging systems seem like an easy way to keep electric cars running. You just drive up to a charge point and let the system beam power to your battery without ever having to step out into the cold and rain. However, these systems require high-frequency electromagnetic fields that can interfere with electronics and pose potential health hazards. To keep the hands-free advantages of wireless, yet get rid of the high-frequency fields, physics professor Lorne Whitehead and his team at the University of British Columbia (UBC) have developed an electromechanical vehicle charger that uses "remote magnetic gears"s instead of electrical coils Read More
Sandy beaches are a delight for swimmers, surfers, sailors, and people strolling down the boardwalk. A horde of beautiful shells and buried coins (not to mention the occasional dropped ring) awaits the skilled beachcomber. Beach sand also carries within it a variety of traces of the history of that beach. A prime example is the magnetic sands of Normandy. Read More
MIT researchers devise technique to clean up oil spills using magnets
Possibly the only good thing to come out of the Deepwater Horizon disaster is the subsequent increase in research into finding more effective ways to clean up oil spills, including such initiatives as the X PRIZE Foundation's Wendy Schmidt Oil Cleanup X CHALLENGE. Joining the list is a new method devised by researchers at MIT who propose separating oil and water using magnets. The new technique would allow the oil to be recovered to help offset the costs of the cleanup operation. Read More
Thanks to advances in stem cell therapy, it is now possible to use engineered white blood cells to fight diseases such as HIV within the human body. When such treatments are being developed, however, it can be difficult to track where the introduced cells travel within a patient's system, and how many of them make it to their target. Now, thanks to research being carried out at the University of Edinburgh's Centre for Cardiovascular Science, those cells can be magnetically labeled. Read More
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When people all over the world are looking for a quick, easy meal to grab on the go, fast food is the common solution. With the efficient service, low prices and casual atmosphere, fast food seems like the ideal "all-American" choice. In fact, over 25 percent of Americans consume fast food every day.
Fast food does not have to be unhealthy, but most of the time it is; consumers often order foods with more fat, calories, sugar and sodium, and less nutrition and vitamins than is necessary. Keep reading to find out some more about what makes fast food so common in America and how to pick healthier options.
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According to this Google map, there are close to 50,000 fast food chains across the United States, with McDonalds being the largest restaurant chain. In the world, there are more than 500,000 fast food places. Kids between the ages of 6 and 14 eat fast food 157,000,000 times every month. Ninety-six percent of kids in school could recognize an image of Ronald McDonald, the face of McDonalds. The only recognizable figure that ranked higher was Santa Claus. To top it off, Americans spend nearly $100 billion on fast food every year.
The recommended amount of fast food intake per week is 2 times, at most. Even that should be cut down on too, if possible.
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It's official. Kevin Federline is a father for the sixth time. The most fertile guy in Hollywood and his wife, Victoria Prince, welcomed a baby girl over the weekend and Kevin was so thrilled about his sixth child, he took to Instagram to share the exciting news.
"Words cannot express the joy my children bring me. We are very excited to welcome the newest member of our family," Kevin captioned the photo. "I love you with all my heart. #thefedz #sixthman I mean #sixthwoman." Alright, that's kind of cute.
This is the second child for Kevin, 35, and Victoria, 30; they also have a 2-year-old daughter, Jordan Kay. But who knows if this will be the couple's last baby. Judging from Kevin's track record, he's showing no signs of slowing down, and baby No. 7 could quite possibly be in the cards.
Not only does K-Fed have two children with his ex, Shar Jackson — a daughter Kori Madison and son Kaleb Michael Jackson — he is the father of Britney Spears's two sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James. In case you chose to mentally erase this moment from Brit-Brit's life, she married K-Fed in 2004 and their divorce was finalized in 2007. He began dating Victoria in 2008 and they tied the knot this past July.
Despite his and Brit's divorce, the two seem to be doing just fine in their respective lives. Britney is currently headlining her own solo show in Las Vegas (which outsold Celine Dion and other equally huge Sin City headliners), and Kevin is coming close to earning the coveted title of Most Fertile Man Ever. He could even change his name to, Kevin Fertileline. Get it? You're welcome.
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5 on January 17, 2013
I really enjoyed the style of the Inn, it created a very cozy ambiance. The food was good and the location was ideal. There is lots to do in the surrounding city and the staff was attentive.
4.4 on December 10, 2012
The Essex Street Inn is the most conveniently located Inn that I have ever stayed in and the staff was great. Very friendly and hard working
5 on August 19, 2012
This was my first visit to Newburyport, Mass and I was coming to town for a wedding. The Essex House was clean and spacious and the people were very friendly. I also loved the location. Close to shops, restaurants and the water. I would stay here again! thanks! Beth Kerr
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Thank you Beth for your review. We are glad you enjoyed your stay.
We look forward to seeing you again .
Kathy Ross
4.0 on August 16, 2012
I recommend the Essex Inn. It is less than a block from terrific shopping and dining and about two blocks from the waterfront. We were guests along with a large group of people, with a variety of needs, and the staff was amazingly patient and helpful with every one. The rooms are not luxurious but very comfortable. Breakfast, for a continental breakfast, was convenience and varied. There is adequate parking right behind the inn, which is another advantage. You can't do better!
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Thank you for your recent stay! It was our pleasure to have you as our guest.
Kathy Ross
4.6 on July 25, 2012
The location was awesome - we just parked the car and walked the rest of the weekend. It would have been nicer if you are guaranteed a parking space!
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for your recent stay and taking the time to write this review. Unfortunatley parking is limited on our property and subject to availability.
Kathy Ross
5 on May 30, 2012
We got married in Newburyport and stayed at the Essex Inn. We love it there! We try and visit every year. The rooms are really clean and neat and the staff extremely friendly. I would highly recommend the Essex Inn
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Thank you for your support. We appreciate your business and look forward to seeing you again.
Kathy Ross
4.2 on May 29, 2012
Great customer service Quiet lodging - lovely room
4.0 on May 06, 2012
We have returned to the Essex Street Inn four times, twice in the fall and twice in the spring. We will probably go back again in a few months. Why? It is the perfect comfy inn with just the right amount of charm to be homey, but not fussy. Each evening we can sit by our fireplace and sip wine after a full day. A light but complete breakfast is waiting in the morning. The location couldn't be better, walk to restaurants, shops, and the river walk, or just around a very quaint town. And a quick drive to the greatest Wildlife Refuge for hiking and birding with beautiful beaches. There is also hiking at beautiful Maudley state park in Newburyport. For a low key relaxing weekend, this spot can't be beat in the spring and fall.
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Thank you for your ongoing support. We look forward to your 5th stay and many , many more.
Kathy Ross
5 on April 18, 2012
The short version: Excellent service, great location, charming rooms. The long version: Each day that I stayed, there was a different innkeeper, but each of them exceeded my expectations. One of them was kind enough to print off a copy of the train schedule for me so I could get into Boston by train instead of car. Another recommended not only a great local restaurant, but she was even kind enough to suggest some antique stores based off what I was looking for to give my friends back home something to say that I was thinking about them. They were consistently courteous and accommodating, which meant the world to me because I spent most of my time at the Essex Street Inn in a state of exhaustion from the daily excursions. I was in Massachusetts for business—attending a conference in Boston (but I couldn't find a decent room in town). Newburyport was just far enough out of Boston to where I felt like I was commuting, but it wasn't far enough to where I felt I made a bad decision staying there for this purpose. Also, since I drove, I went north on a few of my off days and shopped in New Hampshire (tax free), and house-browsed in Maine. The rooms themselves are stellar. It was tricky getting out of the bed in the morning because it was so comfortable. I'm an avid reader, so I also really appreciated that there was something of a reading chair in my room. The electronic fireplace was impressive, and the sinks were huge (random, I know, but prepare yourself). Everything was upscale. Would I stay here again? Yes. Would I recommend it to friends? Absolutely. Essex Street Inn was definitely a keeper, for me.
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Thank you for your recent stay and this wonderful review.
We are glad you had a great time in the area. We hope to see you again soon!
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3.0 on April 18, 2012
Staying two nights at the Essex Street Inn, I found the location of the Inn to be outstanding, just a stone's throw away from all of the fantastic shops and restaurants in the center of Newburyport. It is a beautiful spot. The room was tastefully decorated, bathroom especially nice with whirlpool tub, but the bed was average or a bit below average as far as comfort. On the second morning of my stay, other guests were also griping about the fact that it was hard to get any sleep when some folks staying at the Inn were loud from midnight until past 2 am. Not a restful night! In hindsight, thought the price was a little high for what we got although again, the town itself is gorgeous and lots of fun to hang out in.
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Thank you to this guest for their stay and taking the time to write this review. We do have an 11pm quiet time policy stated on our website and invoice. We apologize to this guest and a few others I have recently heard back from that this was not abided by. Our front desk is open until 1am. I am not sure if they were notified about these disturbances . I was the manager on call and if the front desk clerk had notified me I would have taken steps to control the situation at that time. Even if it included calling local authorities.
We sincerely hope this situation will not deture these guests or future guests from choosing to stay with us.
Kathy Ross
4.0 on April 08, 2012
a very nice stay.
4.0 on April 02, 2012
Very pleasant place to stay, and very convenient to everything. We will stay there agian!
2.6 on February 23, 2012
The room prices are very reasonable, the inn is very clean, and the location to downtown Newburyport and waterfront is great. Off-street parking is not gauranteed, but we've never had a problem. The baths (at least in the main bldg) are very dated, and the showers are very tiny. The bed was soft and lumpy. There are no upscale amenities. The rooms could use extra nite stands, lamps, and mirrors. The breakfast is pretty ho hum, with store-bought bagels & pastries, cereal, yogurt, apples, bananas, and bottled juices.
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In response to this review. Our rooms in the main building are on the smaller side, however as an Inn and not a fully functional hotel we do not have more than the basic ammedities.We do consistantly make necessary updates to our rooms. Our breakfast is self serve simple contiential style. Our pastries are baked fresh and delivered from a local baker. A majority of our guests enjoy our breakfast due to te option of eating and relaxing on our breakfast room or taking something to go whether on there way to the office or sight seeing.
4.0 on January 30, 2012
Essex Street Inn is in a great location, and has a pleasant and homey atmosphere. Recommended!
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Thank you for your recent stay. We are glad you had a wonderful time! We hope to see you soon!
Kathy Ross
4.0 on January 15, 2012
We stayed here New Yr's weekend.The room was nice and cozy and the staff were friendly. Everything was great and we look for ward to going back in the spring. The plus was, you can walk to the shops and restaurants and not have to worry about parking. Just need to arrive early, to make sure you get a parking space at the Inn.
4.0 on December 29, 2011
I love this Inn. We stayed in a two room suite with full kitchen, fireplace, jacuzzi tub and a deck. It was beyond expectations. The owners of the inn are so welcoming. I always feel like I have my own apartment in Newburyport whenever I stay here. Worth the trip!!! Peggy Silverio
2.8 on December 07, 2011
Our stay at the Essex St. Inn was fine. The people were very nice, but looking at the room we paid for, for nearly $150 (tax included) at the beginning of December, it was clear we were paying for the downtown Newburyport location. Not the room. The doorknob to our room was very loose, the only mirror was in the bathroom (which could maybe fit 1 1/2 people), and it wasn't cozy or quaint as I usually expect a little inn to be. We got a standard room, so maybe the more expensive rooms are better - but for the price I thought the room could have gotten more attention to appearance. Since it's one of the only places to stay in downtown Nbpt, however, overnight guests to the area are left with little selection...
Innkeeper Response
We would like to thank this recent guest for taking the time to post this review. In response we have 3 buildings / 37 rooms on our property that do consist of different types,rates and ammedities.
We perform and log maintenance checks in all of our rooms weekly and rectify any problems immediatley.
We also perform any upgrades as needed especially during the winter months.
4.0 on December 06, 2011
Staff was friendly and most helpful...room was quiet and the bed was outstanding! Terrific location as well...convenient yet out of the way.
2.8 on November 14, 2011
The location is great and setting is lovely. The room I stayed was comfortable but could hear people walking upstairs. The room was clean with an exception to carpet, it was very dirty. I mentioned to manager and am told it will be cleaned after my departure. Breakfast service starts at 8:00am, if you are planning to have early breakfast, need to settle for a day or two old muffins left by the office-nothing else.
Innkeeper Response
We thank this guest for their recent stay and taking the time to write this review. Our housekeeping supervisor did bring the conversation she had with this guest to my attention and it was immediatley taken care of upon departure.
We do leave a tray of muffins and fresh baked goods that we have delivered from a local baker covered along with bottled juice and a cart with fresh fruit for our early guests. The remainder of our contiential style breakfast is set up when the front desk opens. This includes bagels, English muffins, waffles, yogurt, and cold cereal.
2.8 on November 02, 2011
To be brief, the room was very nice, tidy and comfortable. Having said that, we could easily hear others in the hallway (as we were on the first floor), which means that they could hear us. The staff were functional, but I wouldn't describe them as overtly friendly and I certainly wouldn't describe them as knowledgeable.
Innkeeper Response
In response to this review. We have 3 buildings on our property. The main building which features our main lobby is the oldest and most historic building. These guests must stayed in a room that was right off this area which may have resulted a higher sensitivity to any noise.
In the past we have had guests that have told us they could not hear anything and some that say they have. Had these guests spoke to the front desk in regards to this we would have tried to find them more suitable accommodations elsewhere on our property. Our staff is very friendly and knowledgeable and in the event they do not know a resource for a guests, there are policies in place to help access this information. We aplogize that this reviewer felt differently.
4.0 on October 26, 2011
We had some issues with our room and the staff at the Inn were so helpful and quick to resolve them. We had a marvelous time and would return next time we are in Newburyport.
3.8 on October 23, 2011
Wonderful room, loads of charm and character. Great location.
3.4 on October 12, 2011
Love the location near all the shops and restaurants. However, our room at front of building was very noisy. Specify a room on 2nd or 3rd floor at the back, or you will be kept awake by party-goers on the street. A+ for the staff. Room was clean and large, but only one chair.
4.6 on October 04, 2011
Very nice room, the staff here is friendly, helpful and VERY accomodating (we had some odd travel issues). Thanks to the staff, we had a romantic weekend that we look forward to repeating as soon as possible.
4.0 on September 23, 2011
Essex Street Inn is a great place to stay, and within walking distance to the main shopping areas and restaurants. I love not having to move the car once we're there, unless we head to the beach. The staff was VERY accomodating this year as we changed our reservation a couple times and rather close to our arrival date. There was no hassle, we got a terrific room and look forward to going back next year which will be year #4. Highly recommend this inn.
2.6 on September 19, 2011
the location is perfect, close proximity to great food/shopping and the water.
4.4 on September 08, 2011
Great room with a jacuzzi. Very quiet and comfortable. I had a relaxing time and the Inn is located right of the main street. Have been there twice now and will be going back again!
3.4 on September 07, 2011
Love this inn because it is in the heart of Newburyport. Too bad the room had a smoker it it before me, even against the rules of the inn. Great service and extra towels were wonderful. Love the jacuzzi. Wirelss did not work, but I was provided an ethernet cable quickly. Will stay again.
4.0 on September 04, 2011
It was great to park in your lot and walk to every place in town
3.4 on September 02, 2011
I have stayed at the Essex Street Inn before so knew what to expect. The only real negative was that the bedside tables were very full so there was little room to put anything not placed in the drawers
3.6 on September 01, 2011
We were looking for a convenient location for shopping and the waterfront, and close enough to catch some time at Plum Island... Essex Street Inn did just that. This was exactly what they described so it met our expectations. Only draw back were the back to back bathrooms, could hear the water. Quiet location for a stay.
3.0 on August 24, 2011
This was a cute little place right in the center of all the shops and restaurants. The rooms themselves were nothing special, but were clean and well kept. Breakfast was a choice of cereals, pastries, whole fruit, and toast/bagels and there was a Keurig coffee machine available 24/7.
4.0 on August 24, 2011
Staff was friendly and accommodating. The inn was in the best possible location and put everything within walking distance.
4.2 on August 14, 2011
Right on the edge of all of the action; a three minute walk to a bike rental store, which allowed quick access to Plum Island. I look forward to staying here again.
4.2 on August 12, 2011
The Inn is near everything. We walked the whole time we were there. Our stay was wonderful.
4.2 on August 06, 2011
Great location in the city. Very nice rooms and facilities. Not a traditional B&B as breakfast is just a continental breakfast, but it is quite comprehensive.
3.8 on August 03, 2011
The main reason I chose the Essex Street Inn was the location, which was perfect. You exit the front door of the Inn and you are in the middle of downtown Newburyport. It seemed as though every restaurant in town was .2 miles or less from the Inn. So if you like to park your car at check in and not move it until check out, this is the place for you. That being said, the actual room did exceed expectations. We stayed in room 212E, which is a one room suite with king-size bed, jacuzzi, and gas fireplace. The room was very clean and spacious. The bed was comfortable. The AC worked very well. The jacuzzi is located right next to the bed, and really only fits one person comfortably. There is a large closet, but the inn doesn't provide an iron or any hangers. We took a look at the continental breakfast in the morning. It's very small: fruit, pastry, bagels, and a keurig machine for coffee. Seemed fine if you are looking for something quick, but we decided to go for a sit down breakfast at Angie's, which was a 2 minute walk from the Inn and amazing. I would definitely stay again at Essex Street Inn.
3.6 on August 01, 2011
Rooms were clean and facility is well-maintained. Will visit again.
3.0 on July 25, 2011
Very nice location , Made it very convienent to get around without using the car. Room was very cozy and provided everything we needed for a good nights rest. Would definetly stay there again.
4.6 on July 19, 2011
The Essex is exactly as advertised. I would recommend the inn to anyone wishing to stay in the area. Thanks.
3.0 on July 19, 2011
The service was not particularly friendly or welcoming. They also did a poor job of making up the room one of the days; it was as if they had been interrupted and never returned. However, the room and location was great for the price and when we carelessly left valuables in the room after we checked out, the Inn contacted us immediately and shipped the items to us. This made us feel better about the whole stay
3.4 on July 18, 2011
The Essex Inn is within walking distance to all the great restuarants and shops in downtown Newburport. The rooms were very clean and comfortable. We just stayed in a standard room so the bathrooms were very small. The sun came shining through as soon as it rose in the morning. Normally I am a very early riser but when I'm on vacation I like to sleep in past 6 which wasn't very easy to do with the bright sunlight and no room darkening shades to help the situation. I would recommend staying here and would absolutely consider staying here again. We also did not partake in the continental breakfast. I was going to grab a banana on my way out but they weren't ripe enough to even eat so I didn't bother.
4.4 on July 16, 2011
We always try to stay at the Essex Street Inn when we're in Newburyport. Lot of charm, friendly staff.
4.0 on July 05, 2011
I would stay here again in a heart beat. Staff was VERY helpful (had an issue with the TV and it was figured out immediately)... COULD NOT ASK for a better LOCATION. If you stay there...best Mexican food I've ever tasted is right across the street "AGAVE". I'm a native Californian who eats Mexican food frequently and it had the best chips and salsa (both homemade) and food was amazing... So if you like Mexican food, you have to go to Agave. Waitress was so nice..sent us home with free chips and salsa.
3.6 on June 29, 2011
Now that we are home again, we find we need a new mattress. The one on the bed in room 308 was perfect. Could you tell me the make and model? Thank you. Barbara Moeling
4.4 on June 26, 2011
Very nice B&B. Close to main street, easy parking, good sized room, clean, liked the high pressure shower.
4.8 on June 02, 2011
My wife and I recently spent a 4 day/3 night visit at the Essex Street Inn. We were lucky to get one of the honeymoon suites which is more like a private apartment than a suite. Downstairs there is a comfotable living room, small kitchen and bath with a shower. We were able to relax in front of the fireplace, or watch some TV before retiring upstairs to a wonderful room with a very comfotable king bed and master bath with both shower and whirlpool. Ads a bonus there is a rooftop private deck which we used to sit, read and have have drinks or eat breakfast. We were not axpecting much for breakfast, but there was ample cereal variety and fresh fruits along with some very good scones and breakfast pastry. The acces to the town can't be beat and you can walk to almost anything in town with ease.
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Thank you for your review. We are pleased that you had a wonderful stay. It was our pleasure to have you as our guest and look forward to your next visit.
Kathy Ross
4.0 on May 24, 2011
Great rooms and service front desk. Trouble free, easy onlin booking. Great email communications. Fabluous location for walking the town of Newburyport. Off street parking. We have stayed at the Essex St Inn before and would return again.
2.8 on May 18, 2011
Location was great for downtown access. Issues were water pressure was next to nothing in our room and parking is tight.
Innkeeper Response
We did experience water pressure problems in 1 of our 3 buildings this particular weekend. We believed this to be an isolated occurance and offered to relocate this guest to a room in another building should the problems continue. They declined. After more guests brought this to our attention we called in the plumbers. We have since rectified this and are keeping a close eye to prevent this from occuring again in the future.
3.0 on April 25, 2011
My- the expansion! And again so convenient. After blustery days birding Parker River NWR- a warm place to come 'home' to. Will try not to stay away so long.
3.6 on April 17, 2011
The room was wonderful and convenient to downtown. I was a bit disappointed with the breakfast and so decided to go to a restaurant instead.
4.0 on April 09, 2011
Close to town, breakfast room, only thing we wished it also had was a cozy living room to sit and have a glass of wine in. We would return, its a great location, you can walk everywhere, and it has all the basics you need.
3.4 on April 07, 2011
Our stay was short (barely 24 hours) but it was a delightful place. Location fabulous, staff helpful and friendly. Would recommend it.
4.8 on April 06, 2011
A terrific time! My husband and I needed some down time and stayed on the 1st floor. Our room was a peaceful green/blue with this amazing canopy bed and fireplace. There were 2 bottles of water waiting for us (free) and lots of space for our things. It was the perfect stay in the perfect spot -right in the center of town. I loved it. Thanks!
3.8 on March 09, 2011
The location is awesome and the building is great. We stay there whenever we go to Newburyport. The one negative is that the pillows and bed were very uncomfortable. I don't recall that from my previos stays.
3.8 on February 25, 2011
We have stayed here several times over the last year. It is an excellent value - clean, well-appointed rooms in the heart of downtown Newburyport at low cost. Our room on the top floor had a skylight through which rays of sunlight warmed the room all afternoon. Service is quick and friendly. The breakfast is just a serve-yourself continental breakfast of cereals, breads, and spreads but we knew that going into it and it suited us just fine.
4.2 on January 23, 2011
I was excited to see Newburyport in the wintertime - with snow on the ground - and made a reservation at the Essex Street Inn per a recommendation from a friends. Newburyport is such a beautiful town and even prettier with a blanket of snow. The accomodations at the Inn exceeded my expectations!!! Our room was comfortable and romantic with the fireplace and spa tub. The staff were helpful and polite. I would highly recommend the Essex Street Inn and look forward to future stays.
5 on January 20, 2011
My wife and I have stayed at the Essex st several times over the span of twenty plus years and each time is as good as the last. We have stayed in many of the rooms at the inn but our favorite is both the bridle suite and the honeymoon suite. This last time we arrived early and with no problem we were led to our room.This is one of the best inns we have ever stayed at and we will be back
3.0 on January 07, 2011
There is a fireplace in the room which was awesome. I would stay there again!
4.2 on December 25, 2010
The stay was wonderful and very quaint. The room was very clean and nice. The fireplace was perfect for a romantic evening. We ate at a local restaurant, Loretta, and the food was EXCELLENT.
4.2 on December 19, 2010
The manager and staff at the Essex Street Inn were incredibly helpful and pleasant especially with my flight changes due to weather. The room was perfect. The place was very cozy. I would definitely stay here again and will recommend it to others!!!
3.0 on December 19, 2010
We like more modern hotels. But for one night it was something different. The location though is very nice.
3.6 on December 16, 2010
Weekend stay, 2 nights, first in almost two years. Had a nice time, very relaxing weekend. Comfortable room, plenty of space, nice amenities. Second time we've stayed here.
3.4 on December 14, 2010
The Inn is right off of downtown Newburyport which is great. Easy walk to everything. I was in town for a visit with friends.
3.6 on December 12, 2010
friendly staff; nice and cozy decoration; easy access self service breakfast; tempting to try other rooms with different features.
3.4 on December 10, 2010
Very comfortable and attractive Inn. Was only there overnight, but had a good night's sleep and a nice breakfast.
5 on December 10, 2010
The Essex St. Inn is an incredible place. We stay in the townhouse and feel like it is our own home. It is like having your own condo in Newburyport. I have stayed other places but I must say finding the Essex St. Inn was like finding gold!
4.2 on December 07, 2010
Staff were very friendly and welcoming. Continental breakfast was better than what most hotels and inns offer. No elevator and stairs are steep but they do have first floor rooms.
4.0 on November 30, 2010
Nestled in the heart of downtown Newburyport, MA, Essex Street Inn offers the comfort of home in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.
3.6 on November 15, 2010
Nice (but small) rooms for a decent price. The staff is very accommodating, my sister accidentally dropped our grandmother's earring down the bathroom sink and they got the town plumber out of bed on a Sunday morning to retrieve it.
3.6 on October 17, 2010
We really enjoyed the Inn, the location is great, the room was beautiful. We loved Newburyport - and it was a great base for seeing the north shore and southern Maine. Strongly recommend.
4.2 on October 14, 2010
It was my second stay at the Essex Inn. As I mentioned to their staff, it won't be my last. Clean room, friendly staff, great location, and classic New England charm.
3.6 on September 29, 2010
the inn was quiet, in a great location, the staff offered an extension on check out when they heard we wanted to visit one more place, tourist information about where to go and eat was available; and they turned our air conditioner on for us when we were out so we came home to a very comfortable room
4.0 on July 17, 2008
this is the most beautiful place to relax and have a wonderful romantic getaway. everything is in walking distance.
4.6 on December 19, 2006
We recently stayed at the Essex Street Inn (12-16-06). It was SO convenient to get to everything. The high street was just steps away, along with the restaurants. The Firehouse (small, intimate theatre) is only a few minutes walk, along with the waterfront. I would highly recommend. A continental breakfast is served, which had fresh muffins, cereals, coffees, fruit. It was adequate for us, but for those that like hot breakfasts, you will not find it here. We stayed in a suite with a corner fireplace; it was spacious, individual thermostat in room, good water pressure, coffee pot in room, sink in bathroom, and in room. Adequate closet space.


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Hey need a little help guys I have a 2003 GMC sierra 1500 and I was wondering if 2003 to 2006 tail lamps would be able to switch with the ones I have on my sierra I'm talking about to ones that have to two bubbles and I have the normal just red with yellow blinker anyone please help me and of so do I need to do any modifying? Thank yo u
They will fit in the same bed hole so no problems there, but you will have to change out the sierra wiring harness for a silverado wiring harness and no problem just plug and play. If you decided to not spend the money on wiring harness, you can shave the taillight or bulb socket to make them fit and then tape over the bottom hole where the extra little light bulb would be. I suggest buying the silverado wiring harness though.
Thank you for the advice really helps me out!! So the wiring harness isn't hard to do? Do I gotta run the wires very far?


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Linpus Sets Date With Moblin 2.0 for Netbooks.
Taiwanese Linux distributor Linpus Technologies plans to make a version of Moblin 2.0 available for download next week, a move timed to coincide with the annual Computex hardware exhibition in Taipei.
Linpus will show off a new version of its Linpus Linux Lite distribution based on Moblin 2.0 for the first time, including versions based on user interfaces designed by Linpus and Intel, the company said in a notice posted on its Web site.
Linpus Linux Lite will be one of the first distributions based on Moblin 2.0 to be released, it said.
Beta source code for Moblin 2.0 was released earlier this month and the new version of the operating system is tweaked to run on small, low-cost laptops called netbooks as well as handheld computers. Among the features offered with the operating system are the ability to boot up quickly and an improved user interface that allows users to easily update their status on a range of social networking sites, like Facebook.
The earlier version of Linpus Linux Lite was used with some versions of Acer's popular Acer Aspire One netbook.
Moblin started as an effort by Intel to develop a version of Linux for handheld computers it calls MIDs, or mobile Internet devices. The devices have been slow to catch on with users, in part because hardware makers didn't have access to a good operating system customized for small screens and a touch-based interface.
In April, the Linux Foundation took over the project but Intel remains closely tied to it, holding one of four spots on the Moblin steering committee.
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