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Unable to eliminate workfare legislatively, the Left now acts contrary to the law and employs a bureaucratic maneuver to gut the work requirements. The Obama administration claims authority to grant waivers that allow states to skirt these requirements.
This hostility to workfare is deeply at odds with the publics view. A recent Rasmussen survey reveals that 83 percent of adults favor work requirements. Only 7 percent oppose them.
#14706 Nov 2, 2012
Romney will DO BETTER, period. Don't forget all the business experience he has had.....he WILL help to improve the economy.
Did you know that now Obama wants a new administration.."the business administratiion...a new secretary of business.. THAT is funny. If he could do his job, he wouldn't need a "secretary of business".
The Romney campaign is ripping President Obama for calling for the creation of a secretary of business to handle the nation's economic ills -- running a TV ad saying that solution would only add more bureaucracy to a cluttered system.
"His solution to everything is to add another bureaucrat," the narrator says in the 30-second spot. "Why not have a president who actually understands business?"
#14707 Nov 2, 2012
chevron gets 700 million in annual tax breaks , total for all oil company annual tax breaks 13.5 Billion , I don't see any polititions cutting that , I don't see any polititions saying the oil companies should stop charging .9 cents a gallon on gas
#14708 Nov 2, 2012
Im voting. Change is needed.
#14709 Nov 2, 2012
Obama promised everyone that he would do great things. What happened to his promises? If he couldn't do it, then he should have said, "I CAN'T DO THE JOB."
Now he's still telling us lies. If he couldn't do it in the first four years, do you really believe he can do it in the next four years? It will be worse, because he already told the Russian leader, when he didn't know the world could hear him, that he will be more flexible after the election.
#14710 Nov 2, 2012
Mike Huckabee says if you vote Democratic, that vote will be recorded in the celestial Doomsday book which means that you're in the fast lane on the highway to hell. Fox News' Huckabee is promoting spiritual extortion if you don't vote Republican.
Sure. God wants you to vote for a party that will:
-Cut aid to the poor
-Give more money to the rich
-Start more wars
-Cause more abortions
-Do everything they can to tear loving, committed, same-sex families apart
Yeah, Huckhole, God's really on your side.
Don't forget, Palin, Bachmann, and Santorum were all told by God that they'd win their respective elections. The scary part is that when they fail, they just see it as a test of faith and double-down even harder on the rhetoric. Because if being crazy doesn't win... you need to be crazier next time!
#14711 Nov 2, 2012
The problem with your argument is that the Obama administration is trying to give the states exactly what they wanted. What they asked for in a letter signed by, among others, then Governor of Massachusetts Romney (search for the letter, you can find it). Once again, the worst thing Obama can do is give the republicans what they ask for. When he does that, they shake the etch-a sketch, deny ever asking for it, and condemn him for doing it. thank you Mitch McConnell.
Republicans-a bunch of unthinking lemmings.
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#14712 Nov 2, 2012
I agree, but you will be upsetting the majority of the Oasshole voters!
#14713 Nov 2, 2012
another day another drop. Romney now running with a 18.6% chance of victory...not stellar...
#14714 Nov 2, 2012
"Recent polls suggest that Americans are well aware of Mitt Romney's deviant sexual relationship with his running mate, Paul Ryan. Exit polls indicate that Americans, by a 2-to-1 margin, are sickened by the Replublican sexual hi-jinks. A recent Gallop poll suggests than 9 of 10 Americans eligible to vote want to see Mitt Ryan get run over by a horse."
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#14715 Nov 2, 2012
I'm voting for ''70 cats''.
#14716 Nov 2, 2012
It's easy to figure out...the liberals on this thread seem to be on it all day, of course, they probably don't work, and won't work, and may even be lazy at home spending lots of time on the internet. These are the same people that support Obama, a president that wants the rich to take care of the people who refuse to get a job.
Watch and see all the negative comments, and the negative judgment symbols that will be applied to this post. Of course, the liberals who do the negative posts have lots of free time, not working, and taking from the taxpayers who do work.
#14717 Nov 2, 2012
Obama left the East Coast victims to go to Las Vegas to join the celebrities.
He only made a photo shot appearance on the East Coast acting like he cares.... he is SUCH A FAKE.
And of course, Obama is ignoring his failure to stop terrorism on the consulate in Libya,not giving us answers. His plan of blaming it on a video about Mohammed failed. His is ignoring his responsibility to give us answers. He is going around campaigning with his huge smile, while he is covering up the death of 4 of our Americans...heartless. The father of one of the dead Americans said that when Obama shook his hand, Obama felt like an uncaring dead fish.
Watch all the negative comments on my post from the lazy liberals who want to continue getting their handouts.
#14718 Nov 2, 2012
See no sooner did I do the post, and a lazy liberal put the negative symbols on. Those of you who know the REAL Obama, don't let the negative comments bother you, I don't. I just think, they are blind to the facts, ignorant of the facts, want their handouts, don't care if we become a socialist country, don't care about high unemployment, don't care if our president is a celebrity president, don't care if Obama hates Israel and bows to the Saudi King, don't care that Obama's only known job was a community organizer, don't care about the 4 Americans killed in Libya, don't care about our national debt, don't care about high gas prices, don't care about our high poverty level, don't care about illegal immigration, don't care about Obama's association with terrorists, don't care about Obama's failure to do what he promised,don't care that all people will have to have health insurance or will be fined, and of course I could go on and on.
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#14719 Nov 2, 2012
Bird Just where are you getting this info?
I agree that welfare has to be cut back mainly by putting time limits on it, people should not be able to live on it all their lives and once you have run out of welfare [ giving it has say a two year limit and your benifits run out] you shouldn't be able to get back on it for say something like 4 years or more.
But your info saying it is that much of the revenue I would like to see where you got this info.
Every thing I look up the biggest expence we have is out mil.
NOT welfare.
Please show up where you got this info
Thank you and have a good night
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#14720 Nov 2, 2012
DID it ever cross that little mind of yours that some of us have worked for 50 years and have paid taxes and into S.S. for all them years and are now retired?
OH!!! NO way!!
Well Way.
I get on here when I want because I am retired and if I want to stay up all night I can , if I want to get on here in the morning I can or I can post in the afternoon.
SEE not all of the people that post at any time of the day or when they want to are on welfare like you.
Some of us as I said have worked all our lives and are now retired
Have a nice morning
#14721 Nov 2, 2012
Wally what about the hundreds of thousands of dollars you have stolen from the county in food stamps since 1977?
United States
#14724 Nov 3, 2012
The Democrats destroyed the United States and we need Romney to save us from the leeches and democrats.
#14725 Nov 3, 2012
Here's some FACTS for you to chew on:
According to BLS, the long-term unemployment rate rose to 40.6 percent in October, up from Septembers level of 40.1 percent of the total unemployed.
The middle class continues to get beaten into the ground under Obama - "the Labor Department reported Friday that despite 171,000 jobs being added to nonfarm payrolls in October, average hourly earnings for such employees edged down by 1 cent to $23.58."
"Average hourly earnings of private-sector production and nonsupervisory employees also dropped by 1 cent to $19.79."
"...since the recovery began in June 2009, median household incomes have fallen 4.8 percent adjusted for inflation."
Under Obama, food stamp growth is 75 times greater than job creation. For every person added to jobs rolls since January 2009, 75 people were added to food stamp rolls.
Obama is facing this election with the highest unemployment rate of any incumbent since Franklin Roosevelt.
Obama lied. Americans died. The Press complied.
Throw the bums out.
Oh - and have a nice day.
#14726 Nov 3, 2012
What regime would that be, Dung?
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This is such a wonderful effort on the part of those planning the event that I would just like the Pleasanton Weekly to announce all events earlier as 'looking at the week ahead - upcoming events.' They will hopefully thus be better attended!
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What is polarization of light?
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Polarization is an important experimentally observed property of light that had been
ignored in physics. It cannot be dealt with by mathematics.
Polarization is important because it shows the presence of chiral components in light.
Quantum Mechanics cannot accept the presence of chiral components because chirality
cannot be dealt with mathematically.
Polarization had been misunderstood by early wave-theorists.
In essence polarization phenomenon proves the existence of chiral components in light.
This is anathema to Quantum Mechanics.
Light is "polarized" when it is passed through a Nicol Prism. Nicol prism is a transparent
calcite (Calcium Carbonate) crystal cut in a particular fashion. Three beams exit from the
prism. The first is the original ray slightly refracted beam as in other transparent media
like glass. This is not polarized.
Two other beams emerge in orthogonal planes. Both are polarized in opposite senses.
One beam is in the plane of paper or parallel to it and the other is in a plane perpendicular
to it. The second beam gives rise to two images of a dot under the prism. (This is what is
called "double refraction or birefringence).
There is a Wikipedia section on birefringence.
The polarization along the orthogonal or perpendicular plane to paper is called plane
polarization. (In the wave theory plane polarization meant arranging/ordering the waves
in all planes into a single plane called the plane of polarization.)
Wave theory ties itself in knots to explain the presence of two chiral beams in what is
called circular polarization. The light wave itself is said to be rotated in a helical fashion
either right-handed or left-handed. Thus the two beams observed in circular polarization
become an artifact of the instrument.
It is our view that the two beams are originally present in light. Polarization separates the
two beams. In plane polarization only one beam is studied and in circular polarization
both beams are brought into the same field of observation.
Polarization drawing
Fig. A shows the chiral components of light in red and in blue. They are chiral to each
B shows the arrangement of the Nicol prism in plane polarization. The red beam is
allowed through. The blue beam is blocked.
In "circular" polarization the two beams are arranged at an angle of 45° to the
arrangement in B by a "quarter wave" plate. It rotates the arrangement of the beams in B
by 45°. This enables both beams to be observed serially.
C shows the Nicol in circular polarization. Left ward rotation of the Nicol by 45° would
allow the red beam to pass through, blocking the blue beam. Rightward rotation of the
Niol by 45° would allow the blue beam through but block the red beam.
In a system with multiple chiral centers the two beams would be rotated to different
degrees, a resultant of different rotations by the multiple centers. The difference between
the rotations of the two beams is known as circular dichroism.
The important point to note is that there is nothing "circular" in circular polarization.
In plane polarization only one beam is used for the study. In the other, both beams are
Anisotropy in polarized light absorption is designated linear di-chroism which is a
misnomer. (The prefix 'di' indicates two.)


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Gay vicar forced to postpone civil partnership 19
4:51 PM — A gay vicar who hopes to tie the knot with his Nigerian fiance has postponed the ceremony because the Home Office has not yet approved his residency in the UK.
27th September 2010
Anti-gay pastor Eddie Long vows to 'fight' gay sex claims
10:58 AM — Eddie Long, the anti-gay leader of one of America's largest church congregations, has said he will fight allegations he coerced young men in his flock to have sex with him. Last week, three young men filed lawsuits alleging that Mr Long gave them money, cars and holidays in return for massages, oral sex and masturbation.
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Archbishop of Canterbury: Gay bishops are fine, so long as they are celibate 87
11:08 AM — Dr Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, in an interview published in The Times has revealed he has "no problem" with homosexuals becoming bishops, but only if they remain celibate. A leader column in the same newspaper criticises Dr Williams for his treatment of a homosexual twice rejected from becoming a bishop and calls on Dr Williams to affirm that discrimination against homosexuals is wrong.
23rd September 2010
Anti-gay megachurch preacher denies sex with young men
5:04 PM — The pastor of one of America's largest congregations is denying that he coerced three young men into sex by offering them cars, jewellery and cash. Eddie Long, the pastor of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Atlanta, has frequently attacked homosexuality and has called for a national ban on gay marriage.
19th September 2010
Video: Pope beatifies Cardinal Newman on final day of state visit 21
5:19 PM — At an open air mass in Birmingham earlier today, Pope Benedict XVI beatified Cardinal John Henry Newman, a British convert to Catholicism who some claim was in a gay relationship with fellow convert Ambrose St. John. The beatified process brings the former Anglican cleric a step closer to sainthood.
Video: 20,000 protest over Pope Benedict XVI's views on homosexuality and the spread of HIV/ AIDS 34
1:30 AM — Tens of thousands of protesters gathered in central London on Saturday with banners and blown-up condoms, angered at the Pope's response to the child abuse scandal, his homophobic comments about gay relationships and his claims that condoms spread rather than prevent the spread of HIV and AIDS.
17th September 2010
Comment: Our leaders must question the Pope's teachings in person 73
3:17 PM — While many in the UK are angry at the Pope's poor record on gay rights and outrageous statements on HIV prevention, our political leaders appear to be showing him undue reverence. This publication believes that they have a golden opportunity to argue that the Vatican must adapt and respond to the changing beliefs and social identities of its 1.1 billion believers.
Half-naked male models greet Pope's visit to Twickenham 70
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2:16 PM — Pope Benedict XVI arrived in Britain today for a four-day tour. As he delivered a speech outside Holyrood House in Edinburgh after meeting the Queen, he warned the UK to beware of "aggressive forms of secularism" and urged people to retain traditional values while becoming a modern and multi-cultural society.
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11:16 AM — Hundreds of people are expected to join a march protesting against the Pope's visit to the UK in central London this Saturday. The Pontiff arrives in the UK on Thursday for a four-day visit and the march has been organised by campaigners angry at state funding of the trip.
13th September 2010
Survey suggests British Catholics disagree with Pope's teaching on sexuality 11
11:53 AM — A survey has suggested that most British Catholics disagree with the Pope's teachings on homosexuality, abortion and contraception. According to an online YouGov poll of 1,636 Catholics, only 11 per cent believed gay sex was morally wrong, while 41 per cent said that both straight and gay relationships should be celebrated.
9th September 2010
Peter Tatchell's Pope documentary to be screened next week 16
10:52 AM — A documentary about Pope Benedict XVI by gay rights campaigner Peter Tatchell will be screened on Channel 4 next Monday evening. The Trouble with the Pope will be shown three days before the Pope arrives in Britain for a four-day tour.
8th September 2010
Italian Protestants agree to same-sex blessings 11
2:59 PM — New decision opens doors to LGBT couples in certain Italian churches
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David Beckham and his former SPICE GIRL wife, announced earlier this month (JAN07) they were moving to Los Angeles where he has signed a five-year contract with the Los Angeles Galaxy soccer team.
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Cody BurkŌĆÖs relationship with UALR began in 1987, and his collegiate experience cumulated in 1991 having earned a B.A. in criminal justice. Choosing the metropolitan University proved to be valuable for his career and his personal life.
Over the last 15 years, he has worked in a variety of roles from narcotics detective to homicide to patrol at the Pulaski County SheriffŌĆÖs Office and is currently the supervisor over the traffic safety unit. ŌĆ£The education that I received from UALR has been very beneficial to my career at the sheriffŌĆÖs office. It played a major role in my promotion to sergeant a few years ago,ŌĆØ Burk said. ŌĆ£The criminal justice program gives you a good complete picture of the criminal justice system, particularly the importance of prevention, intervention and treatment programs. It is better to rebuild a person than have that person return back to a life of crime,ŌĆØ he added.
Burk initially got involved with the Alumni Association because several of his co-workers had participated in the organizationŌĆÖs activities, and he thought it was ŌĆ£a good way to get back in touch with the University.ŌĆØ Through this affiliation, Burk serves as president of the Criminal Justice Society, which gives him the opportunity to reconnect with criminal justice majors. The chapter conducts two annual eventsŌĆöa cookout in the spring and a fish fry in the fallŌĆö with former criminal justice students.
It was also at UALR that Burk met his wife, Stasia, who was a Donaghey Scholar and attended the Bowen School of Law. She works for the state Administrative Office of the Courts representing children in foster care. The Burk family includes twin boys, Doug and Cade, who are 3. They reside in Little Rock and attend Second Baptist Church downtown.


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Lake Gairdner
|Lake Gairdner
Extreme southern reaches of Lake Gairdner
|Central South Australia
|31°34′S 136°00′E / 31.567°S 136.000°ECoordinates: 31°34′S 136°00′E / 31.567°S 136.000°E
|endorheic, salt lake
|Basin countries
Lake Gairdner (31°34′S 136°00′E / 31.567°S 136.000°E) is a large endorheic lake in central South Australia, and is considered the third largest salt lake in Australia when it is flooded.[1]
The lake is over 160 km (99 mi) long and 48 km (30 mi) across with salt over 1.2 metres (4 ft) thick in some places. It is located west of Lake Torrens, 150 km northwest of Port Augusta and 440 km northwest of Adelaide. It is located in the foothills on the northern side of the Gawler Ranges.
Lake Gairdner was named by the Governor of South Australia, Richard MacDonnell in October 1857 after Gordon Gairdner, a Chief Clerk of the Australian Department in the Colonial Office.
Together with Lake Everard and Harris and surround the area is part of Lake Gairdner National Park. The lakes were all once part of an inland sea that stretched all the way to the Gulf of Carpentaria.[2]
Six ephemeral creeks feed the lake including Garden Well Creek, Gorge Creek and Yeltabinna Creek.[3]
Salt Lake Racing[edit]
It has been a site for various land speed record attempts on its salt flats and is currently the location for the annual "Speed Week" event run by the Dry Lake Racers Australia.[4]
See also[edit]
- ^ "Largest Waterbodies". Geoscience Australia. Retrieved 15 March 2015.
- ^ "Lake Gairdenr National Park". Explore Australia]]. 2010. Retrieved 15 March 2015.
- ^ Rita Amend (2015). "Lake Gairdner - Gawler Ranges". Retrieved 15 March 2015.
- ^ Kimberley Robertson (15 March 2010). "Tourism operator says the road to Lake Gairdner is shocking". Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 15 March 2015.


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Boston, MA (Sports Network) - Brad Marchand netted the winner at 15:40 of overtime as the Boston Bruins took a 3-2 win over the New York Rangers in Game 1 of this Eastern Conference semifinal series.
Boston thoroughly dominated the extra period, outshooting New York 16-5, with the 16th shot finally making it past a stalwart Henrik Lundqvist after a Derick Brassard pass on a rush in the Boston end missed its target and the Bruins went the other way.
Patrice Bergeron, who netted the tying goal and overtime winner in Boston's Game 7 win over Toronto in the opening round, skated down the right wing and from the low circle he fed it to the front where Marchand tipped it in for the win.
"I thought Brad, personally, that was one of his better games of the playoffs," said Boston head coach Claude Julien. "That's the Brad Marchand that we know and he's capable of playing like that every night."
Marchand and Zdeno Chara each had a goal and an assist while Torey Krug also lit the lamp for the Bruins, who rallied from a three-goal deficit on Monday to take a series victory over Toronto. Tuukka Rask stopped 33 shots in the win.
Derek Stepan and Ryan McDonagh each scored while Lundqvist turned away 45 shots for the Rangers, who needed seven games to defeat the Washington Capitals in the first round.
"We never regrouped in the overtime," said New York head coach John Tortorella. "It was a surge that we couldn't stop and if we want to win our next game here we need to be better. We got spanked in the overtime."
Game 2 of this best-of-seven series will take place on Sunday afternoon in Boston.
This is the first time these Original Six squads have met in the playoffs since the Rangers downed the Bruins in five games in the 1973 quarterfinals.
Neither side got on the board in the first period, but Lundqvist had to be sharp a couple of times in making 11 saves, including an open shot from Tyler Seguin at the left circle 8 1/2 minutes in. Rask turned away eight shots in the frame to keep the Rangers off the board.
Each side had a power play in the early part of the second period as Taylor Pyatt was whistled for boarding Johnny Boychuk at 2:22, while Chara was handed a hooking penalty for getting his stick on Rick Nash at 4:38, but neither side could capitalize.
The Bruins got the first goal of the game at 12:23 thanks to Chara's second of the playoffs. David Krejci brought the puck in down the right wing and spun around at the top of the circle before feeding the disc to the slot. Chara blasted a shot on net that Lundqvist stopped, but it trickled behind him and he knocked it in while trying to cover the puck to give the Bruins a 1-0 lead.
New York had another power play chance when Adam McQuaid was called for interference with 6:08 left in the second, but was unable to get one past Rask.
With time winding down in the middle stanza, Nash tried a wraparound from the left side that was stopped, but the puck eventually came back to the left point for McDonagh, who blasted a shot that deflected off a Bruin and found the back of the net with just 1.3 seconds left to send the game into the third period tied.
It took all of 14 seconds for the Rangers to grab the lead in the third period as the puck was chipped out of the zone by Ryan Callahan and Carl Hagelin caught up to it in the neutral zone. Taking it in through the middle, Hagelin slipped over to the right circle before feeding the puck back to the high slot where Stepan blasted it in for his third of the playoffs.
Skating on the power play after Steve Eminger was whistled for holding at 1:09, the Bruins tied the game. Dougie Hamilton sent the disc from the right point over to the left where Krug, playing in his first playoff game, blasted a big shot on net from the top of the left circle that tipped off the stick of Stepan and went in at 2:55.
The goal sparked Boston as the team continued to pepper Lundqvist with shots, and he caught a break as Krejci beat him with a wrister down low that went off the crossbar six minutes in. Rask countered at the other end moments later when he stopped a Mats Zuccarello tip on net.
Both teams had a power play in the final four minutes of regulation, but were unable to go ahead and Boychuk hit the post as time expired to send the game to overtime.
New York defenseman Michael Del Zotto took a puck to the left ear when he
blocked a shot late in the first period and left the game, but was back on the
ice for the start of the second period ... Boston played the game without
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and 23 seconds on Chara's goal ... This is the ninth meeting in the playoffs
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Althoff Hotel am Schlossgartenhttp://www.orbitz.com/hotel/Germany/Stuttgart/Althoff_Hotel_am_Schlossgarten.h17416/
Hotel Overview
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The Hotel am Schlossgarten knows to impress through its unique location in the city centre and directly by the park. Add to that the direct vicinity of the cultural heart of Stuttgart such as the Staatsgalerie (State Gallery), the Kunstmuseum (Museum of Art) and the Staatstheater (State Theatre). Our multifaceted gastronomy, from the Cafe am Schlossgarten and the Vinothek to the Schlossgarten Restaurant will leave no culinary wishes unfulfilled. The hotel has 86 rooms and 20 suites in which our guests can expect all kinds of technical amenities, such as individual air-conditioning, flat-screen TV, W-LAN and direct-dial telephone.
Althoff Hotel am Schlossgarten Rooms
- Classic Room
- The single Classic rooms measure 20 sqm, have a beautiful Parkview and are equipped with a 1,4 m Queen Size bed.
- Superior Room
- The timeless stylish Superior rooms have a spacious area of 28 sqm and are fitted with either twin beds or a double bed. Make yourself comfortable in the cozy sitting area.
- Deluxe Room
- From here you can see the most beautiful side of Stuttgart: the wonderful Schlossgarten. The Deluxe Rooms have an area of 32 sqm and have a comfortable lounge area with sofa.
- Junior Suite
- Enjoy a city view from our stylish and spacious Junior suites, which offer plain comfort over 38 sqm. They are fitted with a 37 flatscreen television and have a King Size or double bed and a comfortable lounge area.
- Park Suite
- An exclusively furnished suite (approx. 42 sqm) with a romantic antique English wrought-iron bed. It also has a separate lounge area with a panorama view of the Schlossgarten park.
- Panorama Suite
- The luxuriously furnished Panorama suite (approx. 54 sqm) with a double bed provides a penthouse atmosphere with a view of the Stuttgart Schlossplatz. The bath room with daylight and granite washbasin provides direct access to the balcony.
- Opera Suite
- Our Opera suite with 75 sqm provides a breath-taking panorama view of Stuttgart, the Schlossgarten and the opera. The exclusively furnished marble bathroom has its own sauna as well as a whirlpool integrated in the bathtub.
- Executive Room
- The newly renovated modern executive rooms measure 20 sqm, have a beautiful Parkview and are equipped with a 1,60 m Queen Size bed.
- Free internet
- Airport shuttle
- No smoking rooms/facilities
- General
- No smoking rooms/facilities
- Concierge
- Pet friendly
- Elevators
- Dining
- Bar/Lounge
- Restaurant
- 24 hour room service
- Services
- Business center
- Laundry service
- Childcare Service
- In-Room Safe
- Meeting/Banquet facilities
- Conference facilities
- Doctor on call
- Currency exchange
- Internet
- Free internet
- Transportation
- Airport shuttle
- Parking
- Parking
Hotel Map
48.7819 9.1824
- Area served
- Stuttgart
- Nearby airports
- Flughafen Stuttgart 14 km (Taxi about 35 EUR) Frankfurt Airport 210 km (Taxi about 350 EUR)
- Area description
- Stuttgart is spread across a variety of hills (some of them vineyards), valleys and parks. Stuttgart is served by Autobahn A8, that runs east-west from Karlsruhe to Munich, and Autobahn A81 that runs north-south from Wuerzburg to Singen. The Autobahn A831 is a short spur entering the southern side of Stuttgart. Stuttgart is known for its rich cultural heritage, in particular its State Theatre and State Gallery, but is also home of the new Mercedes-Benz Museum, the Porsche Museum and the Art Museum. Stuttgart is served by Autobahn A8, that runs east-west from Karlsruhe to Munich, and Autobahn A81 that runs north-south from Wuerzburg to Singen. The Autobahn A831 is a short spur entering the southern side of Stuttgart.
Nearby points of interest
- Railway Service: 0.1 mi
- Old Castle: 0.2 mi
- Stuttgart State Theatre: 0.2 mi
- State Gallery: 0.2 mi
- Carl-Zeiss Planetarium: 0.2 mi
- Stuttgart National Theatre: 0.4 mi
- Stuttgart-Mitte: 0.5 mi
- Rosensteinpark: 1.5 mi
- Fernsehturm: 1.6 mi
- Castle Rosenstein: 1.8 mi
- Cannstatter Wasen : 1.8 mi
- State Museum of Natural History: 2 mi
- Killesberg: 2 mi
- Wilhelma: 2.1 mi
- Bad Cannstatt: 2.2 mi
- Railway Service: 0.1 mi
- Old Castle: 0.2 mi
- Stuttgart State Theatre: 0.2 mi
- State Gallery: 0.2 mi
- Carl-Zeiss Planetarium: 0.2 mi
- Stuttgart National Theatre: 0.4 mi
- Stuttgart-Mitte: 0.5 mi
- Rosensteinpark: 1.5 mi
- Fernsehturm: 1.6 mi
- Castle Rosenstein: 1.8 mi
- Cannstatter Wasen : 1.8 mi
- State Museum of Natural History: 2 mi
- Killesberg: 2 mi
- Wilhelma: 2.1 mi
- Bad Cannstatt: 2.2 mi
- Waldaustadion: 2.2 mi
- Schleyerhalle: 2.2 mi
- Wangen: 2.8 mi
- Zuffenhausen: 3.9 mi
- Moehringen: 3.9 mi
- Kelley Barracks: 4.3 mi
- Palladium Theater: 4.4 mi
- Solitude Castle: 4.5 mi
- Hohenheim Castle: 5 mi
- Busnau: 5 mi
- Plieningen: 5.7 mi
- Sielmingen: 7.8 mi
- River Neckar: 1,784.7 mi
Meeting facilities
- Meeting Info
- For conventions, meetings, and events, the four spacious, sound-insulated salons (42 sqm - 198 sqm) on the banquet floor are available for up to 120 people. The salons can be used individually or in combination through the utilization of the flexible separating walls.
- Schlossgarten Restaurant
- Sebastian Pruessmann, directing the Schlosgarten Restaurant, presenting his Grande Cuisine for lunch and dinner from Tuesday until Saterday. Sebastian Pruessmann will spoil you with his magnificent cuisine, leading to the highest decorations for him and his team regularly, in the way you are used to. For lunchtime he is going to add a newly interpreted classical dish of the local cuisine. Ms. Bernthaler will spoil our guests as hostess an Maitre d'.
- Vinothek am Schlossgarten
- The Vinothek is a dealer of wines and a bistro all in one: we prepare innovative Mediterranean cuisine to accompany the sampling and purchase of wines from Germany, France and the new wine-world.
- John Cranko Lounge
- The John Cranko Lounge is the place to meet at any time of day for fresh beer on tap, an American cocktail-bar atmosphere or a large selection of open champagnes.
- Cafe am Schlossgarten
- Aside from the daily-fresh cakes and pies, the Cafe am Schlossgarten also offers breakfast, in-between snacks, daily specials, small dishes and ice cream specialities.
- Breakfast Room
- A cozy breakfast will be offered MO-FR from 6 - 10.30 am or on SA/SU from 7 - 10.30 am ; extra charge of 24 EUR (until 31.12.2014) or 25 EUR from(01.01.2015).
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Rates quoted in currencies other than the hotel's base currency are subject to the rate of the international exchange. Rate may change throughout stay. Rate may reflect average nightly rate. Extra charges may apply. Incidental charges, such as room service, are not included in the rate.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at the hotel, but within a reasonable distance, and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel and not by Orbitz


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Comment: Re:How is this news for nerds? (Score 0) 1081 1081
Comment: Re:Answer (Score 1) 382 382
Even still, could be worse, at least there's a chance that more enterprising people than myself will build packages for my distro.
Comment: Re:Pfft. (Score 2) 217 217
The trackpad is useful. The Window and Menu keys can be used with keyboard shortcut combinations. Taking away functionality that users have grown accustomed to and is expected by the OS is not a good business decision.
Comment: Re:Holy Cow (Score 5, Interesting) 217 217
The biggest thing that could help the X301 replacement would be price. They've got experience with Netbook form factors, and with tablet and convertible tablet form factors, so if they can keep the price down along with the weight then it could be a good choice if they can also keep it durable.
Comment: Re:Answer (Score 1) 382 382
Comment: So no more... (Score 1) 96 96
Based on the amount of anti-bin-laden crap that was around the office after Sept 11, there's clearly a market for anti-bogeyman propaganda.
Comment: Re: Running kismet on a laptop (Score 2) 152 152
Comment: Re:Answer (Score 3, Interesting) 382 382
While usually I can do my work from the office, sometimes I have to work in the field too. It's much easier to have one computer doing that work than it is to have one at the office, one out in the field, and one at home. Unfortunately the newest batch of portable computers, the convertible tablets, don't work well with X-Windows. This means having to have a separate computer at the office to connect into in order to work out of if I want access to everything that is helpful.
I've played with OSX-based laptops, I find the GUI clunky when it comes to working with multiple terminal windows, as Apple has taken the approach of using Apple-Tab to switch between applications, rather than switch between windows. It's more awkward than it should be to switch between multiple terminal sessions quickly. It also doesn't help that Apple has removed important keys from the keyboard, like pgup/pgdn, home/end, back-tab as shift of tab, and the distinction between backspace and delete, so a lot of the keys and combinations that I use effectively aren't available to me on the Mac.
Comment: Re:How did you avoid a cult of personality? (Score 1) 382 382
Mr. Torvalds has a bit of a cult of personality around him, even if he doesn't participate with it much or contribute to it.
Comment: Critical software to the use of Linux (Score 5, Interesting) 382 382
For many uses of Linux such as on the desktop, other software beyond the kernel and the base GNU tools are required. What other projects would you like to see given priority, and what would you like to see implemented or improved?
Admittedly I thought most about X-Windows when asking this question; but I don't doubt that other daemons or systems can be just as important to the user experience.
Thank you for your efforts all these years.
Comment: Re:Yeesh! Take The Math Instead! (Score 1) 473 473
Comment: Re:Why did you view the comments? (Score 1) 473 473
The average person is stupid. What one needs is an intelligent editorial committee. Slashdot's quality in that regard is slipping.
Comment: Re:Well they're getting closer to the truth (Score 1) 473 473
Inch by inch, the social justice warriors are getting closer to the truth that boys dominate these fields because of all of their informal experience. Why? Because boys tend to be more willing to go against peer pressure and do what interests them. Male nerds and geeks may resent peer pressure and bullying, but they'll stick to what they like. Never met a single boy who took the attitude that he couldn't pursue his hobbies because of peer pressure unless those hobbies were things you don't mention in polite society (and maybe even make the avante garde squeamish).
No, girls don't need "more pushing." It would be a problem if a family let the sons fire up an IDE, editor + interpreter, etc. and told the girls that that was forbidden for them. I can pretty much assure you, that in the vast majority of American households, even religious ones, that doesn't happen. What naturally happens is that the boys will say "this is cool" and try it out and the girl will make all sorts of excuses ranging from lack of interest, to what would her girlfriends think.
And no, boys by and large don't put pressure on girls to not share hobbies with them. I've never met a red-blooded male who thought a generally feminine female who shared most of his interests was a bad thing.
I don't think that your conclusions are entirely correct.
Boys accept being ostracized from the mainstream more readily than girls, and ostracized boys form their own culture. One of those cultures revolves around technology past the point of being a simple user of it. To a degree it's involuntary. There are girls in that culture too, but in my anecdotal experiences many of the girls are there more by choice than out of necessity.
The nature of manipulating technology lends itself to those that are accustomed to isolation and to spending very long periods of time working on something to the exclusion of other things. Those that find themselves alone already start out with a perverse advantage in that regard.