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Jurassic Park 4 has finally hired a director.
The next instalment in the dinosaur franchise will be helmed by relatively unknown director Colin Trevorrow, Deadline has revealed.
The blockbuster sequel is a big step up for Trevorrow, whose only previous feature film is Safety Not Guaranteed, an indie comedy-drama made for just $750,000 (£500,000) that came out last December (2012). According to Deadline, Trevorrow was judged to be a "good match" because, having grown up a massive JP fan, he is well-placed to preserve the series' legacy.
Steven Spielberg will serve as executive producer on the new Jurassic Park movie, which has a script by Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes screenwriters Rick Jaffa and Amanda Silver. The film will be shot in 3D and Universal Pictures has set a release date of June 13, 2014.
The Jurassic Park films, based on a 1993 novel by Michael Crichton, have grossed a collective $1.9 billion (£1.2 billion) worldwide. Spielberg directed 1994's Jurassic Park and its 1997 sequel The Lost World, but passed the baton to Joe Johnston for Jurassic Park III in 2001.
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One of the teenagers convicted in the 2008 killing of the Tuba Man has pleaded guilty on a unrelated charge of possession of a firearm.
The Seattle Times reports that Billy Chambers, 20, could serve six years in federal prison.
In October, King County sheriff's deputies stopped Chambers after someone reported he had stolen items out of another vehicle. Deputies found an assault rifle in the trunk of the car.
Under federal firearms law, Chambers, a convicted felon, cannot be in the vicinity of weapons, according to the Seattle Times. Being in the car with a firearm put him constructive possession of the weapon based on federal law.
By agreeing to a plea deal, Chambers will be incarcerated out-of-state and subject to three years of supervised release when he gets out.
Ed Tuba Man McMichael, known for playing his tuba outside Seattle sporting events, was killed in October 2008 at the age of 53. Chambers and two other 15-year-olds pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter. They weren't charged as adults because of their age.
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Mexican officials have acknowledged a report in the New York Times today that U.S. unmanned drones have operated in Mexico:
The country's National Security Council said in a statement that the unmanned aircraft have flown over Mexico on specific occasions, mainly along the border with the U.S., to gather information at the request of the Mexican government.
The flights expand the U.S. role in the drug war, in which Americans already have been training Mexican soldiers and police as well as cooperating on other intelligence.
"When these operations are carried out, they are always done with the authorization, oversight and supervision of national agencies, including the Mexican Air Force," the council said.
It said Mexico always defines the objectives, the information to be gathered and the specific tasks in which the drones will be used and insisted that the operations respected Mexican law, civil and human rights.
Drones are already used to patrol the U.S.-Mexican border, but today's story was the first acknowedlgement that they have been operating deep within Mexican territory as well. President Felipe Calderon is sure to face heat on this issue from nationalists within his own government who will point out that Mexico's constitution prohibits foreign militaries from operating on Mexican soil. Also get ready for a new round of questions on the legality of drone operations.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was criticized in Mexico in September for describing the country's drug violence as "morphing into, or making common cause with, what we would consider an insurgency." Now it appears U.S. forces are using some of the very tools employed against insurgents in Central Asia against the cartels. (See Robert Haddick on the question of Mexican counterinsurgency here and here. )
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HP dates NVIDIA on Valentine's Day. We get Z1 workstation.
Subject: General Tech, Systems | February 17, 2012 - 10:39 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: workstation, nvidia, hp
Here is a story for the professional computer users out there.
Professionals have standards: be polite, be efficient, and have a multi-year plan to cram as much hardware into a small case as you can seat. NVIDIA and HP have obviously played too much Team Fortress -- or I did -- let us just all three of us have. The engineers have dispensed with the desktop tower and crammed everything in the monitor with their Z1 product series. While not original, it does hold a number of nice features.
… But honestly, what the user really wants is for it to dispense Bonk!
As soon as I read the announcement I immediately jumped over to HP's product page and confirmed the existence of external display connections. Sure enough, HP did not entirely botch this product and allows the connection of one extra monitor by display port. While being limited to just two monitors is a bit disappointing -- I currently have a three monitor setup -- if they were to introduce a workstation computer with just a single monitor it would have been product suicide. Thankfully they had enough sense.
The real flaunted feature of the Z1 workstation is its ease of upgrade. The included power supply is rated at 400W which to my knowledge is decent for a single-card workstation class computer. HP claims support for up to 2 internal 2.5-inch drives or a single 3.5-inch drive; unfortunately they do not clarify whether you can install all three drives, or if you must choose between the one larger versus the two smaller drives.
HP and NVIDIA go on a date -- they dress workstation classual.
The workstation is expected to start at $1899 when it ships sometime around April. Unfortunately HP's technical specifications list an Intel Core i3 and Integrated HD 2000 GPU -- most likely to hide the price of the products with the components that you actually want. I guess you will need to wait a couple of months to find out what you will actually be paying.
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Tagged: ultrabook, Transformer, spectre, podcast, memo, Intel, hp, envy, CES, asus
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HP Envy 14 Spectre Offers Glass Design, We Go Hands-on
Subject: Mobile | January 10, 2012 - 01:42 AM | Matt Smith
Tagged: ultrabook, hp, envy, CES
It's raining ultrabooks at CES. Unfortunately, this makes it difficult for any individual manufacturer to stand out from the crowd. There was one that caught our eye, however – the HP Envy 14 Spectre.
We'll go in to the specifications in a moment because they're not what separate the Spectre from the crowd. It's the design that commands attention. Instead of using an aluminum lid like most competitors HP decided to use lightweight black glass. This instantly distinguishes the laptop from anything else on the market. While most ultrabooks look like MacBook Air clones, the Spectre is unique at first glance.
UPDATE: We have a video walkthrough of the new HP Envy 14 Spectre Ultrabook for you!
You'd think scratches would be a concern, but the scratch-resistant glass used on the lid appears reasonably tough. In fact, it will likely prove more durable than plastic (which tends to scratch) or aluminum (which tends to dent). The only unavoidable issue will be smudging. The floor model had more than a few fingerprints on it.
Once opened, the Envy 14 reveals a more conventional silver metallic (the palmrest is glass-covered, but remains a metallic silver color) interior similar to the rest of the Envy line. A Beats Audio analog volume knob (along with Beats Audio speakers) ties it in with the new Envy 15 and 17.
Although just 20mm (.78) thin, the Envy 14 Spectre seems to offer keyboard feel on par with its larger and thicker cousins without sacrificing the backlight. There's also a ton of palmrest space and a large touchpad. Multi-touch gestures are among the smoothest available on a Windows laptop. Perhaps the only downside is weight. At 3.79 pounds, it is noticeably heavier than most competitors. While this contributes to the laptop's luxurious feel it could reduce the convenience of on-the-go use.
HP plans to ship the Envy 14 with Core i5 and i7 low-voltage processors, 4GB or 8GB of RAM, and 128GB or 256GB solid state hard drives. A 1600x900 display will be standard. Also included is an NFC chip that will allow for short-range wireless sharing. It's not a stretch to speculate it could also eventually work with the wireless payment features Intel showed during this morning's ultrabook conference.
Battery life is projected to be 9 hours, and while this will no doubt end up being generous, it's far better than the 6 hour estimates given by most competitors. Battery size may be the reason for the extra weight.
The Envy 14 Spectre will be on sale in February or March at an introductory price of $1399. That's a lot of money, but initial impressions suggest that laptop is worth the price of admission. Quality is quite possibly better than the MacBook Air. If the display and performance proves to be as good as promised this pricey laptop could be a hit.
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HP bled some money, so they open sores their Palms.
Subject: General Tech, Mobile | December 11, 2011 - 03:52 AM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: webOS, open source, hp
Sure, this title is little more than a series of bad puns. That said, HP's situation has recently seems like little more than a series of bad jokes itself. Over the last year, HP appears to have been their own biggest public image disaster: they purchased Palm to release a tablet without much platform support; they shut down and liquidate the tablet after seven weeks; they flirt with disbanding their entire profitable division and draw intense media discussion over the death of the entire PC industry; and they sharply change their mind and keep their division long after the media damage ends. Despite that spiraling-out-of-control story, HP has just recently made a surprisingly sensible decision: Open Source WebOS.
WebOS… Web Open Source… I get it now!
Obviously, we cannot tell exactly how good of a long-term decision it is for HP to support WebOS as an open project with the details we have now. A number of questions, not the least of which being about what open source license HP will use for their operating system, shroud the fate of WebOS as an open source platform. While I will not get excited yet, as I will not assume sensibility on the part of HP, it is entirely possible that HP can displace Android and Meego as the open mobile operating systems. Then again, it is entirely possible that HP can just crumble under Android and its other competitors and go back to cramming drops of ink into plastic containers and building large servers for corporate clients.
Depending on the license, as well as other factors, what do you think of WebOS as the open platform of choice?
More memristor magic
Subject: General Tech | November 22, 2011 - 01:31 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: memristor, hp
One of the new technologies we have been keeping an eye on is the memristor, a transistor whose resistance can be altered and used as a storage medium. The development of this new technology has been headed by HP and they have some new results to announce, which you can catch at Nanotechweb. We have already seen a recent game changer, with SSDs based on non-volatile flash memory bringing never before seen data access speeds to the desktop. Memristors could be the next step, bringing storage access speeds measured in picoseconds not nanoseconds and usable lifetimes of a trillion cycles as opposed to flash which is at best measured in hundreds of thousands. They may also make volatile flash obsolete as the speeds are faster than current DRAM and SRAM, or perhaps see memory and storage unite into one unit.
"Memristors are promising candidates for future high-density nonvolatile memories given their demonstrated desirable properties such as endurance on the order of 1 trillion cycles, electroforming-free operation, compatibility with complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) processes, and the ability to be integrated in high-density cross-bar arrays. Other envisioned applications include digital logic, synaptic and hybrid circuits. For many of these applications evaluating the high-speed dynamical properties of memristors, including the switching speed, is paramount."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Intel's analog shrink is for real @ SemiAccurate
- Smartphone component makers penetrate ultrabook supply chain @ DigiTimes
- AMD smacks Xeon 5600s with Opteron 6200s @ The Register
- 2011 Holiday Buying Guide @ Hardware Secrets
- Hard drive prices drop as SSD sales get a boost @ kitguru
- HIS Desperate Upgrade GPU Giveaway @ XSReviews
Bulldozers at Knights Corner; duelling server chips
Subject: General Tech | November 16, 2011 - 12:36 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: xeon e5, xeon, servers, opteron, knights ferry, knights corner, interlagos, hp, dell, bulldozer, acer
As you would expect, no sooner does AMD release news on its new line of Bulldozer era Opterons, Intel follows suit with news on their next generation of server chips. AMD hit the news and the server room first thanks to interest shown by Dell, HP and Acer. These vendors have based a series of 2U servers on AMD's new chip as well as a family of blade servers. Dell's Poweredge C6145 was probably the most ambitious, with 4 sockets you can have 128 cores and 1TB of DDR3 in a 2U rack mount server and FusionIO was suggesting the inclusion of their 1.2TB Iodrive Duo card to ensure your storage media can keep up.
Intel also spoke with The Inquirer and other news sites about their new Xeon E5 processor family as well as providing more information about Knights Bridge. Intel has reached out to a different set of clients for the new Xeon, focusing on NVIDIA's latest target market of High Performance Computing (that HPC acronym you see hanging around Fermi). They tout over 10,000 chips sold, some of which are sitting pretty in the TOP500. Also on display was their Knights Ferry accelerator board, again targeted for the HPC crowd that NVIDIA has been courting.
So this processor generation we have Intel and NVIDIA fighting it out for HPC customers, while AMD seems to be without major competition in high density computing, although ARM has certainly been making inroads into that market.
"AMD's partners have shown a small but impressive array of Bulldozer Opteron kit. Dell's 2U eight socket beast was arguably the most impressive of the lot on show in Munich, but AMD will know it needs more than just one vendor in its fight against Intel. Thankfully it has the might of HP also showing that its traditional rackmount and blade servers can make use of AMD's Bulldozer silicon."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- AMD kills Wichita and Krishna @ SemiAccurate
- Canada CRTC Rules Against Usage Based Billing @ Slashdot
- CarrierIQ: Most Phones Ship With "Rootkit" @ Slashdot
- Google will ignore your Wi-Fi router ... if you rename it @ The Register
- Making aerogel at home @ Hack a Day
- HP unveils business ultrabook @ DigiTimes
- Microsoft moving embedded systems to Windows 8 @ The Register
- Canon PowerShot Elph 510 HS Review @ TechReviewSource
- Griffin Helo TC RC Helicopter Review @ TechwareLabs
- TechSpot Holiday Gift Guide 2011
- The Antec Giveaways: Part 1 @ AnandTech
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HP Jumps Back Into PC OEM Mode With New Business PCs
Subject: General Tech, Mobile | November 6, 2011 - 08:32 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: tablet, slate 2, psg, hp, business, atom
Not long after HP reconsidered spinning off the PC manufacturing arm of the company, it has begun prepping two new business computers. The new PCs are aimed at business, education, healthcare, and government users and include a tablet and notebook. Specifically, HP is releasing the HP Slate 2 tablet computer and a lightweight notebook dubbed the HP 3115m.
The HP Slate 2 is a dark gray and silver accented slate style tablet computer weighing in at 1.5 lbs and a 8.9" (diagonal) screen. Running Windows 7, the computer offers both pen and touch input using its capacitive multi-touch display. To make up for the absence of a hardware keyboard, HP is including a new Swype keyboard application which will likely be well received as a notable improvement over the default Windows 7 on screen keyboard. As it is aimed at business users, several security enhancements are baked in, including a TPM (Trusted Platform Module) chip, HP ProtectTools, and Computrace Pro BIOS level security software.
On the hardware side of things, the HP tablet is powered by an Intel Atom Z670 processor and a mSATA compatible SSD. A front facing VGA camera is available for video conferencing, and a second 3 MP (megapixel) camera is located on the back providing photo and video capture. Further, the tablet features SRS Premium Sound, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Bluetooth, optional 3G mobile broadband, an SD card slot, and USB 2.0 ports. HP is further designing a docking station, integrated Bluetooth keyboard tablet case, and a Point of Sale (POS) attachment that adds a magnetic card reader to the tablet for processing credit card payments.
For those that would prefer a hardware keyboard instead of a tablet PC, HP is also releasing a lightweight notebook. The company claims that the new HP 3115m laptop will offer up to 11.5 hours of battery life. The PC features a 11.6" LED-backlit HD display, an HP webcam, and Beats Audio. Powering the laptop is a AMD E450 dual core Fusion APU. The APU features AMD Radeon HD 6320 graphics hardware, which should easily meet the needs of road warriors and business professionals.
Both the HP Slate 2 and 3115m will be available later this month. The HP Slate 2 will be available worldwide towards the end of the month while the 3115m will be available November 11th in North and South America only. More photos can be found here.
HP Not Able to Its Make Up Mind, WebOS Sticking Around After All
Subject: General Tech | November 1, 2011 - 03:58 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: webOS, software, hp, hardware, computers
In a move by HP that is becoming less surprising by the day, the company has reconsidered (yet again) its position on WebOS and will be keeping WebOS hardware and software around for the foreseeable future (or at least until their next announcement).
Although several tech sites reported last week that WebOS would soon be getting a final nail in the coffin and abandoned by HP, Vice President (for the Personal Systems Group) Todd Bradley stated the exact opposite sentiment in an interview recently.
3 heads of a dragon all going different directions... sound familiar HP?
Specifically, Mr. Bradley appeared on the television show Bloomberg West to talk about the company's plans to keep the PSG (Personal Systems Group) part of the company. When questioned about WebOS, he stated that the various reports on HP shutting down the WebOS division were "unfounded rumor(s)." He further stated that HP is in fact continuing to invest in WebOS software and WebOS hardware. You can see a video of the full interview here (fair warning: the video is set to auto-play on the site).
Speaking of WebOS, Best Buy has recently snagged Touchpads while HP itself has depleted its inventory. Unfortunately, Best Buy is only willing to sell the HP Touchpads to customers who also purchase a HP or Compaq laptop or All-In-One computer, at least if you want a reasonable price on the units. More information on that can be found over at Maximum PC.
Any bets on how soon it will be before HP changes directions yet again and I have to eat my words?
HP Reverses Plans to Spin Off Personal Systems Group
Subject: General Tech | October 28, 2011 - 05:58 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: psg, PC, hp, business
A few months ago, there was talk coming from Hewlett-Packard regarding their Personal Systems Group, which is the OEM/PC Manufacturing aspect of the company. Management talked and seemed to decide that they would pull and IBM and sell off their PC division to become a services company. This plan was pushed by the (now) former CEO Leo Apotheker who came from a services background. The company stopped rolling out WebOS devices including the HP Touchpad, and was further considering getting rid of the whole PC division.
A surprising "whoops" emanated from HP today as the new CEO Meg Whitman reversed the previous plans to spin off the PC or Personal Systems Group division. According to Ars Technica, HP's PSG isn't going anywhere any time soon. The site quoted the new HP CEO in stating "it's clear after our analysis that keeping PSG within HP is right for customers, and partners, right for shareholders, and right for employees." She believes keeping the Personal Systems Group makes HP stronger.
Not only is HP keeping the OEM aspects of the company alive, they are planning on expanding their current lineup in the mobile space with, and you guessed it, an ultrabook of all things! While this is likely much to the chagrin of our own Jeremy Hellstrom who would rather have 2 X79 motherboards duct taped together than an ultrabook, consumers and fans of a certain other fruit flavored slim form factor computer will likely appreciate some more competition in the ultrabook space to bring down prices a bit.
HP's Executive Vice President over the PSG, Todd Bradley, has been quoted by several sites in a conference call yesterday as saying an HP Ultrabook is coming very soon.
"We're very focused on having a suite in that ultramobile space. And you'll see that very soon."
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What do you think of this move? Does HP need a lesson in moderation in a time when they are either all on or all off on decisions (that are further flip flopping back and forth), or will jumping into the Ultrabook game be a good thing for the company?
Intel watches sadly from a window as HP goes out ARM in ARM with Caxeda
Subject: General Tech | October 27, 2011 - 12:44 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: arm, hp, servers, Calexda, MIPS, Godson
There have been many discussions as of late on the eventual arrival of ARM in the server room, with AMD and Intel suffering the losses. A company called Calexda has made the possibility into reality with their own custom designed ARM chips. They figure on cramming 120 of the processors into a 2U box with incredibly low power draw; in the neighbourhood of a 90% reduction. AMD's customers may stay with an architecture that they know, however Intel stands to lose power conscious customers if Calexda can provide performance and compatibility. SemiAccurate also touches on Lenovo's investigation of building servers based on a MIPS design called Godson.
"According to a report from Bloomberg News Service HP (NYSE:HPQ) will start manufacturing servers based on the ARM architecture in a sharp departure from its previous Intel-only design philosophy.
The processors for the HP servers will come from the startup Caxeda, which is partly owned by ARM. Caxeda is planning a quadcore processor based on the ARM Cortex-A9 design."
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It's simply titled The Michael J Fox Show and sees Fox in his first starring role in a TV series since Spin City, a sitcom he appeared in from 1996 to 2001.
Fox, famed for his roles in Teen Wolf and Back To The Future, revealed in 1998 that he had been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease several years previously. Over the last decade, he has been seen on screen less frequently, though he has made memorable guest appearances in The Good Wife and Scrubs.
The premise of The Michael J Fox Show echoes the actor's personal life, with Fox playing a former news anchor who returns to work after spending a lengthy period of time as a stay-at-home dad following the onset of Parkinson's disease. The show's cast also includes Wendell Pierce from The Wire and Breaking Bad's Betsy Brandt.
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So, had my second official match today and won 6-1 and 6-2. I had won my first match 6-0 6-0 so was feeling pretty darn good!
Well, my pro was on the next court today giving a lesson. After my match I also had a lesson scheduled. He promptly wiped the smile off my face; declared I pushed the whole match and should either hit my strokes correctly or not play matches at all (due to acquiring bad habits). Knocked me right down off cloud nine!
However, I know I was tentative and conservative and wasn't hitting correctly. My serves were weak as I just wanted to get them in.
So, he continues by saying that I might win now but who cares because I won't win later. So, better to lose now and go for my shots and improve my game than to win and never get better. He said keep going for my shots now and they will eventually go in!
Howard.......OMG you were right!!!!!
To him, pushing meant I was just getting the ball over without correct strokes, pace, or spin- no follow through, etc.
So- there you have it. Pushing is NOT good!!! It's one thing to retrieve balls by hitting correctly and waiting for your opponent to make a mistake and another to just get the ball over any which way. I learned my lesson, for sure!
So, now I am mentally preparing myself to get crushed in my upcoming matches! *sigh* Maybe I will suprise myself...but I doubt it! LOL
Unless you want to stay at 3.0-3.5 forever, your instructor is spot on. The main problem with winning matches with push strokes is that it becomes habit. You start doing it all the time because it works and it becomes in engrained in your muscle memory. You keep winning but eventually you get to a point when you move up to a level where you can't beat anybody because of your strokes. It is very difficult for somebody who has been hitting bad strokes for years to then suddenly change. Many don't and that is why you see people who stay at 3.0-3.5 for decades. That is not necessarily bad, but most serious club tennis players aspire to something higher.
It is much easier to start learning the correct techniquet to begin with even if it means you lose early on.
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It may have been five years since its last album, but some things are worth the wait with Corey Lueck and the Smoke Wagon Blues Band's latest release, It Ain't Easy.
Although regularly performing its signature blues sounds, the Burlington band waited a few years until they had the ability to release a quality album.
"Time flies when you're busy and have the blues," said Lueck, vocalist. "We've been performing festival and club dates year round as well as writing, promoting, recording and having fun. Since our last album, it seems like every time we'd get a break in the action my phone would ring with something new to focus on but being a musician, that's not such a bad thing."
Over the years, the band's music has evolved but Lueck said that is part of the genre.
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Over the years, the band has performed with a variety of musicians, which has added to the band's diversity. The songs on the new album were written in such a collaboration between Lueck and Mike Stubbs that Lueck said the band should be called Corey Lueck, Mike Stubbs and the Smoke Wagon Blues Band.
"We've developed this large family of talented Smoke Wagon Blues Band alumni that has really enhanced our own playing and given us a real diverse sound moving forward," noted Lueck. "The new album has a little bit of everything: classic, heart-breaking rhythm and blues, low-down righteous blues, hypnotizing swamp boogies and total barn burners. Mike Stubbs and I are joined by Canadian blues sensations: Gord Aeichele, Jesse O'Brien, Robin Banks, Steve Sherman, Nick Succi and many more for over 60 minutes of new blues."
The album has already been nominated for the Hamilton Music Awards' Best Blues Album of the Year award. The band's music has reached new heights in charts locally and internationally, reaching the second spot on the Canadian Roots and Blues Charts (No. 1 for blues) and 13th in the USA Top 50 Blues Chart.
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Play the ace of hearts next weekend at an "all in" poker tournament. Caretaker Landscape is partnering with Hotfoot Recruiters, Ewing Irrigation and the Scottsdale 20-30 Club to host the tournament.
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Registration begins at 5 p.m. on Friday, January 17, with cocktails and food. The Texas Hold 'Em tournament begins at 6 p.m. Minimum donation is $100 for 5,000 chips. Tournament maxes out at 150 players. All interested parties must RSVP by January 7 to Caretaker Landscape's Dena Jones at firstname.lastname@example.com
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1/2 cup mayonnaise
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Mix mayonnaise, Parmesan cheese, lemon juice, anchovies, garlic, mustard and Worcestershire sauce in small bowl until well blended. Stir in milk. Refrigerate dressing until ready to use.
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Hotel Marinella - Ricadi
Marina di Grotticelle Capo Vaticano - Ricadi
Hotel Marinella offers hotel accommodation in the Capo Vaticano area.
Enjoy a spot of lunch or an evening meal at this 3 star Ricadi hotel's restaurant where you're sure to find something to suit your taste. Guests can also enjoy drinks as there is a bar/lounge. Multilingual staff can provide tour/ticket assistance.
Wi-Fi is available for a fee. The reception desk is open during limited hours of the day. Other amenities include concierge services.
We were in the upper building of the hotel, it was really a kind of luxury, a diam...Venere Guest, Hungary
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Facilities at Hotel Marinella
- Bar
- Restaurant/Dining
- Baby sitter
- Multilingual staff
- City tour
- Concierge
- Internet/Email services
- Pets accepted
- Free parking
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- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
Check-in: between 2 PM and 11:30 PM.
Check-out: before 10 AM.
Please contact the property ahead of time if you are planning to arrive after 11:30 PM.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: EUR 1 (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: EUR 1 (rates may vary)
- Pet fee: EUR 3 per pet, per day
- Late check-out fee: EUR 15
- Refrigerator fee: EUR 4 per day
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 8 per day
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the hotel:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.75 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 14 years of age.
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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We were in the upper building of the hotel, it was really a kind of luxury, a diamond. The hotel staff is very-very service oriented and helpful. The breakfast is not a big deal, but the other services from the hotel are compensating it:).
- August 2011
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Marinella hotel is fantastic and well located. only a few min. walk to the beach where you can take the boat to the lovely bays. Tropea is a 10min drive from Marinella hotel.
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Room Details
Book your pet-friendly accommodation at Hotel Marinella, offering 37 guest rooms with climate control. Televisions in each room offer entertainment at the end of a long day. Business travelers visiting the Ricadi area will have access to wireless high-speed Internet access (charges apply) as well as desks and safes. Private bathrooms are outfitted with showers, bidets, hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. Additional comforts include air conditioning.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Hairdryer in each room
- Safe
- Desk
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- Wireless Internet access
How to reach Hotel MarinellaBy car
Salerno-Reggio Calabria A3 motorway, exit Pizzo, Tropea continue to follow the directions and go to Capo Vaticano. (Motorways online)
By train
Railway Station of Ricadi (FF.SS. hours)
By airplane
Airport Lamezia Terme
Distances from Hotel MarinellaGrotticelle Beach - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Baia di Riaci - 6.4 km / 4 mi
Riaci Beach - 6.4 km / 4 mi
Santa Maria dell'Isola Monastery - 8.4 km / 5.2 mi
Norman Cathedral - 8.5 km / 5.3 mi
Diocesan Museum - 8.5 km / 5.3 mi
Port of Tropea - 8.8 km / 5.5 mi
San Ferdinando Public Beach - 16.4 km / 10.2 mi
Palazzo de San Ferdinando - 16.5 km / 10.3 mi
Church of St. Nicholas Briatico - 20.6 km / 12.8 mi
Irene Tower - 21.4 km / 13.3 mi
Castle of Bivona - 24 km / 14.9 mi
Norman Castle - 24.2 km / 15.1 mi
Cathedral of Santa Maria Maggiore and San Leoluca - 24.3 km / 15.1 mi
Remembrance Park - 24.9 km / 15.5 mi
The preferred airport for Hotel Marinella is Lamezia Terme (SUF-Lamezia Terme Intl.) - 47.9 km / 29.8 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 km and mile.
Transportation services Hotel Marinella
- Free parking
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On the most strikingly romantic stretch of the Costa Smeralda, Hotel Cala di Volpe, a Luxury Collection Hotel, resembles a charming fishing village, with its picturesque Sardinian houses and landing stage jutting out into a sea of translucent turquoise, emerald green and deepest azure.
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Here the sea takes on the colours and transparency of a tropical island, basking in the warm Mediterranean sunshine. Take the hotel boat to our private beach for a lazy day in the sun or make a splash at the water skiing school.
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* 35-70mm f/3.5-4.8 Zoom Nikkor Lens (included) - Provides a flexible and creative range for general photography
* Shutter Speeds Up to 1/2000 second
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DAEJEON, South Korea (AFP) - Pope Francis met relatives of South Korea's ferry disaster on Friday as 45,000 people packed into a sports stadium for a mass on the first papal trip to Asia in 15 years.
It was the pope's first public appearance following his arrival in Seoul on Thursday.
The crowd had crammed the World Cup stadium in Daejeon, some 160 kilometers south of Seoul, hours before the pope arrived to conduct the mass.
Among them were 38 survivors and relatives of victims of April's Sewol ferry tragedy in which 300 people died, most of them schoolchildren.
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