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June 23, 2012 | 3 Comments
Designed by Factor Product München | Country: Germany
"The Munich delicatessen Dallmayr produces a range of high quality confectionery products in its own chocolate factory. The new Dallmayr chocolate range with refined recipes and only the best ingredients is the result of consistent further development and the company philosophy to strive for outstanding quality.
The objective for the designers from fpm was to express these high quality standards and manufacturing philosophy through suitable packaging design. At the same time the structure of the product range and different categories of chocolate quality should be easy for customers to understand."
Evil Twin / Omnipollo Russian Roulette
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Designed by Karl Grandin & Martin Justesen | Country: Sweden/Denmark
"Evil Twin/Omnipollo Russian Roulette is a collaborative effort between Swedish brewery Omnipollo and Danish brewery Evil Twin. Instead of doing a collaboration beer which is quite common these days, we choose to brew a beer each – a dark and a light one – and seal them in identical packages. For this project, Karl Grandin and Martin Justesen managed to merge the two company identities avoiding a collision and creating an expression with is forceful yet respectful. Bust a cap and face your destiny."
Tesco Cream
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Designed by R Design | Country: United Kingdom
"The brief was to redesign Tesco's range of fresh cream that covered over 30 lines. The existing design focused on serving suggestions. Whilst inspirational, this made the range very difficult to shop the specific cream type.
The idea behind the new design was to create a quality seal that takes cues from old fashioned dairy cream pots. Bold typography is used to highlight the cream type, this is supported by strong colour coding of the seal that follows sector language. This strong simple idea was able to adapt across the various pot sizes and lids. The design also worked well when applied across range extensions such as Soured Cream and Crème Fraiche. The new design achieves a consistent look across the range, a strong shelf presence and succeeds in making the range much easier to shop."
Rivero González
February 23, 2012 | 1 Comment
Designed by Anagrama | Country: Mexico
"According to archeological evidence, the human race has been drinking wine for over 8,000 years. However, never before has there been such diversity in origin denomination, quality and prices.
Throughout the years, there has been a tendency of taking products originally treated to remain longer such as cheese, cured meats and even salt, and take them to the same level of sophistication of a perfume or a high couture garment. For wine, this tendency is stronger than for any other beverage; We can find three dollar wines in a cardboard box, or a $160,000 bottle of Château Laffite."
Grassini Family Vineyards
January 31, 2012 | 1 Comment
Designed by Duffy & Partners | Country: United States
"In 2002, the Grassini's established a family vineyard in the Happy Canyon of Santa Barbara, California. A simple crest with a ligature of the number 5 and the letter G was designed with inspiration from the five children. After several successful harvests, the family knew it was time to take the crest and build a more robust brand expression with Duffy & Partners—one that would more aptly reflect all that the vineyard and its harvests symbolized. Design components include metallic silk-screened bottles, individually signed and numbered labels and hand-dipped wax seals. The Grassini Family Vineyards striking new bottle design by Duffy & Partners is now on the market."
Nike MLB All-Star Invitation Suite 2011
December 19, 2011 | 1 Comment
Designed by HUB | Country: United States
"HUB is pleased to share the 2011 Major League Baseball All Star Retailer invitation suite we designed and produced for Nike. This year's MLB invitations featured the same Southern Spanish flare as the retreat's location: the luxurious Montelucia resort and spa in Scottsdale, AZ. HUB teased Nike's top baseball retailers with a series of captivating invitations, each revealing more and more information about this year's retreat. First, recipients received a custom, hot stamped wood box containing a hardbound book. Then, we sent out a muslin bag containing a notebook with custom leather embossed cover. And, finally, we sent out an embroidered robe along with the official invitation sealed with a custom wax seal."
November 28, 2011 | 4 Comments
Designed by Voice | Country: Australia
"Velocità is all about fresh and locally roasted coffee that is delivered direct to the shelf. Velocità (Italian for 'speed') takes the form of an express courier parcel. To emphasise the freshness of the coffee, each pack is labeled with bespoke hand-applied stamps that display the date of roasting and best before dates, and sealed with a custom-made 'express' adhesive tape."
LYO Expedition
November 2, 2011 | 4 Comments
Designed by Independent Visual Consultancy | Country: Poland
"LYO Food Ltd. is a producer of LYO Expedition – freeze-dried meals intended for alpinist, sailors and outdoor enthusiasts.
LYO Expedition packaging needs to be small, lightweight and withstand most harsh conditions that are a norm in demanding environments like Himalaya, North Pole, Atlantic Ocean, Iceland glaciers etc. These are the reasons why all meals and fruits are packed in simple aluminium reinforced doypacks – each hermetically sealed.
We have dressed this spartan object in minimalistic fashion covering it entirely with black and white pattern(designed for LYO EXPEDITION identity system). Then we have added only big, orange name of the meal on the front and a green sticker referring to pure natural content of every LYO meal. On the back of packaging we have designed a waterproof informative etiquette.
Falcon Enamelware
November 1, 2011 | 5 Comments
Designed by Morse Studio | Country: United Kingdom
"Falcon Enamelware has been an icon of British home life since the 1920s. The classic kitchenware brand has been revitalised with a new brand identity and updated ranges by Morse Studio & Kiwi & Pom.
We were commissioned to create a new brand identity including logotype, packaging, art direction and e-commerce website design. Our identity rigourously references Falcon's distinctive blue rim, from the creation of a bespoke, inline typeface to the overhead food photography. The packaging takes the same uncomplicated approach. Simple half-tone illustrations are screen-printed on sturdy corrugated cardboard referencing the utility and charm of hardware shop packaging. An updated 'falcon in flight' crest acts as a seal of authenticity on every product."
Level Ground
October 31, 2011 | 9 Comments
Design by Subplot Design | Country: Canada
Following up on the strong success of Level Ground Trading's 2010 Complete Brand Redesign and Coffee Packaging overhaul, Subplot Design Inc. has redesigned Level Ground's Organic Dried Fruit and Organic Cane Sugar Packaging, and has helped launch Level Ground's first MicroLot offering. All products are on shelf today.
"Subplot's 2010 packaging redesign has contributed amazingly to our success", says Level Ground President, Hugo Ciro. "Sales are up 20% over the previous year, and we have signed many new retailers. We are obviously thrilled.
"The packaging platform extends the system created in 2010, with innovative kraft paper, vapour-barrier bags with resealable zips for freshness. The Dried fruit build on the coffee platform with full-colour fruit imagery, to help play up the extraordinary taste and freshness of the product itself. Clear bags for Can Sugar allow the colour and texture of the sugar to shine through. And a new stamp graphic signifies the MicroLot system, with a revised design layout to help distinguish it from the line of regular coffees.

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After many months of negotiations and revisions among members of the State Legislature and the Governor's office, it has been announced that Assemblyman Gary Schaer's bill, designed to protect homeowners facing foreclosure from unscrupulous consultants, has been signed into law.
The "Foreclosure Rescue Fraud Prevention Act." was initially introduced by Schaer in response to distressed homeowners who were swindled out of their remaining savings by consultants who pretended to offer assistance in keeping their homes and the few resources they had left. An original version of the bill was conditionally vetoed by Governor Christie and was sent back to the Legislature for revisions. According to the Democratic Legislative office, the revised bill, A-359, is a "revamped measure that will help protect homeowners from unscrupulous foreclosure consultants without strangling the real estate market."
Assembly members John J. Burzichelli, Bonnie Watson Coleman and Wayne P. DeAngelo also served as primary sponsors of the bill A Senate version, S-1651, was sponsored by Shirley Turner. and Brian Stack, with Robert Gordon, Linda Greenstein, and Teresa Ruiz serving as co-sponsors.
According to the new law, foreclosure consultants will be required to adhere to standards and practices that will prevent fraudulent activities that in the past have left distressed homeowner as unprotected victims. According to the bill:
"Foreclosure consultant": (1) means any person, located out-of-State or within the State, who, directly or indirectly, for compensation from an owner, makes any solicitation, representation, or offer to perform, or who performs, any distressed property service that the person represents will in any manner do any of the following in relation to the owner's distressed property:
As Assemblyman Schaer has pointed out, "Faced with the prospect of becoming homeless, many New Jersey homeowners are turning to foreclosure consultants and foreclosure rescue firms in a last-ditch effort to stay in their homes...Unfortunately, some of the firms are nothing more than fronts for elaborate schemes to rob troubled homeowners of their hard-bought equity."


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A Pirate's Life
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Barry Clifford, the only person known to have recovered pirate treasure dating from the so-called golden age of piracy, around the turn of the eighteenth century, recently exhibited a small selection on the second floor of the Explorers Club, on East Seventieth Street. "That's a syringe," he said, indicating a bratwurst-size pewter cylinder, which someone had guessed might be a bosun's whistle. "It was filled with tincture of mercury and was used to treat syphilis. Those are shoe buckles. Pieces of eight. A blunderbuss, still loaded. Cannonball. Broken porcelain. Pirates threw Ming vases overboard. My wife saw pieces in the water and said, 'Look at all the pretty blue-and-white clamshells!' "


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I wonder if anyone reading my blog has ever felt anxious? I know I have. I've had nights where I wake up and feel an overwhelming sense of fear. It's in those moments I cry out to God.
The good news is that Jesus is always waiting, always listening and He is the one who can calm our fears. He can carry us in those times. The truth is we all need Jesus to carry us.
St. Augustine said, "our souls are restless until they find their rest in You."
Philippians 4:7 says, "Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let you requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus"


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He does not say, but Cyril Despres almost regret Marc Coma is not on this Dakar. With his alter ego Spanish KTM, it was an intense fight but with a certain respect.
His face is stained fatigue and anger. Sitting on the edge of his camper in the camp of Arequipa, Cyril Despres did not start to feel old but a gap between the biker of 38 years and his young rival. Designated as favorite single Package Dakar 2013 after his teammate and rival Marc Coma, the French assume only the weight of the race and regrets that other drivers regularly leave him in charge of opening the road to better counter in the last kilometers. "I may be old school but before, when a pilot was opening the track, he was given the victory, he says. Here, when the green arrow is illuminated on the GPS and someone sees the arrival of doubling it cuts both ways limit. '
Elimination race
Despres is annoyed but there is obviously no solution to encourage the best of the pack to guide the flock. "Apart Chaleco who tried, nobody starts. Some do not feel confident enough in navigation. Every time it's the same scenario. They go to five or six and then they have waited for me to do the trace." Faced with the impossibility of creating gaps in the off road tracks, Despres hopes to make a difference in the more technical parts of the rally in Argentina. "I'm not worried, he assures. I feel good physically and now I'm managing. I do not run 100% of my ability." An excellent tactical for an elimination race. But they are still likely to be in the game ...
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Going through the hoops with the support of the financial system: The Story of Jan Sarkis
The following post is a part of a series that discusses 'managing risk for development,' the theme of the World Bank's upcoming World Development Report 2014.
A composite story based on prevailing business practices
In January 1990 after the Velvet Revolution, Jan Sarkis, the son of a Greek immigrant in rural Czech Republic, decides to start a business to produce bottled juices. To obtain needed machinery and funds for working capital (fruits, containers, bottles, etc.), Jan takes credit from a local bank. He had heard from the locals that the region used to experience periodic floods. Although Jan hasn't experienced any himself, he still buys flood insurance from a reputable insurance company. In the 90s, rural Czech Republic was prone to thefts and burglary. So, Jan decides to protect his savings by depositing them in a bank. Good times settle in Czekia, and Jan's business and the country begin to boom.
Prospects Weekly: Flows into the bond and equity funds of developing countries rallied in the second half of this year
|Flows into the bond and equity funds of developing countries rallied in the second half of this year amid stabilization of financial markets and quantitative easing in high income countries.
Prospects Daily: European stocks slipped on Friday with the benchmark index falling to a three-week low
Financial Markets…European stocks slipped on Friday with the benchmark index falling to a three-week low as early optimism on Spain's new austerity measures was short-lived.
Spanish 10-year bond yield rose back above 6% amid uncertainty over its troubled banks before stress test results, fading optimism on the country's debt cutting plan, and a looming Moody's rating review which may cost the country its investment grade rating.
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Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is home to the world's poorest countries. The region's geographical disadvantages are often viewed as an important deterrent to its economic development. A country's geography directly affects economic development through its effect on disease burden, agricultural productivity or the availability of natural resources. However, the new economic geography (NEG) literature, initiated by Krugman (1991), highlights another mechanism through which geography affects prosperity.
Impact of the Financial Crisis on New Firm Registration
As reports of sluggish global job creation continue, some look to new firms as a source of net job creation (Haltiwanger, 2011). But the lead article of this month's Economics Letters, citing panel data from 93 countries, shows that most countries experienced a sharp drop in new firm registration during the financial crisis. As discussed in an earlier blog, relatively larger contractions are seen in countries with more developed financial markets and where entrepreneurs depend more on banks for start-up capital.
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It's been a couple of months since the World Bank prepared the "perfect storm" report on the recent economic developments in East Asia. Our view at the time was that the crisis would reveal some of Cambodia's economic vulnerabilities – i.e. its lack of export diversification and its extreme reliance on foreign investment for growth. I think that this is an important lesson from our recent analysis on growth in Cambodia (more on this later).
Our projections for 2009 at the time were just below 5 percent GDP growth. This is consistent with the projections of the Government, the IMF, the Asian Development Bank, and an International Labor Organization (ILO) report on the impact of the crisis released yesterday. The Economist Intelligence Unit has a more pessimistic projection of 1 percent.
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Regional roundup: Finance in East Asia – Feb. 11
Well, the bad news continues across the East Asia and Pacific region. The Financial Times just ran a long article on the "speed and ferocity of the region's economic downturn." The piece highlighted that the fast downturn was a result of Asia's over-reliance on export-led growth over the past decade. This follows the IMF's slashed growth forecasts for the large East Asian economies. It projected only 5.5 percent growth across developing Asia for 2009, which sounds great for most economies these days, but it is way off of the 7.8 percent posted last year.
The IMF is expecting only 6.7 percent growth in China, which is 1.8 percent less than what they forecast only in October. This contrasts sharply with the view of the World Bank's Chief Economist, Justin Lin, who just two weeks ago said he thought China could achieve the target rate of growth – 8 percent – this year because of fiscal stimulus spending.


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Implying that the G Claron is no good for "father distance", I assume? Mine is superbly sharp at infinity. It is also used by many, many ULF landscape shooter (just Google it), so it must be a very, very good landscape lens. And, given so many ULF images are contact printed and any sharpness difference is not going to show (assuming that there is a difference, that is), this is a fairly moot difference. Unless, of course, you're intending to shoot USAF 1951 test charts. But, then, you'd want to fill the frame, meaning that you'd need a lens that is optimised for "unfarther" distances, meaning that the G Claron is your go-to lens for making massive prints of USAF 1951 test charts.because it's optimized for farther distances
Longer lenses have greater edge-to-edge GG brightness (they utilise more of the lens' "hotspot"), even on 11x14. As such, faster lenses are not as necessary in this focal length as they are in, say, 4x5 wide angle. How often do you see ULF fresnels? I shoot a 240mm f9 on my 7x17 (wider image size/wider angled lens than the 14" range, so should be darker in the corners than on an 11x14) with no trouble whatsoever, even in dark settings like rain forests.because it is faster
You're talking about a 1.3% difference in focal length between the two, and this has nothing to do with 11x14. So, what's your point here?because it is the length I wanted when I bought the 8x10
I don't even know what that means, let alone what it has to do with this topic.because I wanted a plug and play if I wanted to upgrade to 11x14
It is not the shutter size that is of concern here. The problem is not the balance of the lens around said shutter (whatever that's meant to imply); it is the weight of the assembly. And, thus, the torque this weight imparts on both the front standard and the front rail.don't be afraid of the size...it fits in a copal 3 ...and is pretty well balanced on each side of the shutter, so there's no significant moment like a huge petzval or something like that
What??!?!?!?!? Unlike smaller formats, weight is critical with ULF. You're kidding yourself if you don't think an extra half kilo will be noticeable over an extended hike. The bigger the format, the greater the need to reduce weight wherever possible. You reach your carrying limit far sooner as the format increases, regardless of what this limit is. To quote well-considered LF expert, Kerry Thalmann, " Forget the 360mm plasmats (APO Symmar, APO Sironar, Nikkor W, Fujinon CM-W, etc.). They can weigh more than the typical lightweight field camera and have rear elements too large to fit through the front standard openings on many cameras".when you lug around 11x14 stuff, an extra kilo or 10 don't make no [sic] difference--if you're packing 11x14, the lens is the lightest thing you carry, no matter WHAT lens--the weight is insignificant.
Actually, no I don't. In my opinion, apart from being slightly brighter image on the GG, you have not really made any valid point about the Symmar being a better option.I think it's a superiour lens to the g claron---that's why. Which is why I recommended it too. See?


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IMF Warns of Risks to Global Economic Recovery
DAVOS, Switzerland— Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund, has warned of the risks posed to the global economic recovery from the reduction of the U.S. Federal Reserve's monetary stimulus and falling prices in the eurozone.
There is growing evidence that the global economy is faring better than it has been for years. But Lagarde said Saturday at the World Economic Forum that policymakers around the world have to be alert to the potential repercussions, particularly in emerging markets, of the Fed's "tapering" its $85-billion-a-month bond purchases. It decided to embark on the policy change in December.
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Bed And Breakfast French Toast
13 Aug 2009
Bed And Breakfast French Toast is a delicious recipe which I always love to have. I bet, once you have this Bed And Breakfast French Toast, you will always crave for some more.
|French bread loaf
|Cream cheese
|8 Ounce, softened
|8 Small, beaten
|Maple syrup
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Half and half
|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs)
|Ground cinnamon
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (About 0.5 Stick)
Cut the bread in half lengthwise.
Spread the cream cheese evenly over the cut sides.
Cut into cubes and arrange in a 9xl3 inch baking dish.
Combine the eggs, the 1/2 cup maple syrup and half-and-half in a bowl; mix well.
Pour the egg mixture evenly over the bread cubes and sprinkle with cinnamon.
Chill, covered, for 8 to 10 hours.
Bake the next morning at 350 degrees for 1 hour.
Combine the butter and the 1/4 cup maple syrup in a small saucepan over medium heat.
Heat until butter melts, stirring frequently.
Do not boil.
Drizzle over the baked casserole.
Add more syrup if you prefer a sweeter dish.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by SamDan Very comfortable place to stay We did a package deal to see the Maya exhibit at the Denver Nature and Science Museum. The staff was informative. Emailed us when the room was ready. Food and drink were good. Like the location on the 16thSt mall. We will stay there again August 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gerriemax Great conference facility. My stay at the Denver, Downtown Sheraton was just a delight. Only glitch was getting out of the parking garage when my conference was done. Way to long a wait. August 4, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Art14 This hotel only cares about the bottom line. We had multiple issues with this stay and I waited on writing the review until I contacted the hotel about the issues. They demonstrated that they are only interested in the 'bottom line" which would be the almighty dollar and not guest satisfaction. Very disappointing! This lack of concern, coupled with the size of the room, and other problems, is why I would not recommend this hotel! August 4, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Lenisa730 Great experience, cleaning staff needs work Overall I had a wonderful experience. I did have one problem with the cleaning staff leaving our door open after they cleaned. We were gone for most of the day and coming back to an open hotel room with all our valuables exposed wasn't the best feeling. August 4, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by KarenColoSpgs Very Disappointing! When we when to register for our room we were told that the room we reserved wasn't available and that we would be getting a better room--free upgrade. we were to have two queen beds but this room had one bed and it was small. Plus there wasn't a fridge in the room. August 4, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by HUDDIE58 Hotel's Technology NOT up to date Much about this hotel failed to meet expectations. Most obvious was the extremely slow internet/wireless speeds. More often than not, the internet was slow as molasses; often it dropped connections. This made it impossible to work on-line and caused for an overall frustrating hotel experience. Additionally, my room lacked a refrigerator and I was charged $2.00 for each call using a 1-800 number. Come on, a hotel like the Denver Sheraton should be able to provide a refrigerator in each room and shouldn't have to "nickel and dime" clientele. For individuals attending meetings or conferences at the Denver Sheraton, plan on arriving early to find meetings locations: the signage is completely inadequate for such a massive hotel. Finally, I would note that the bridge connecting the tower and main buildings is not accessible. While there is an accessible way to get to each building, it's a long way made difficult by the lack of adequate signage. August 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by GaryD1953 Loved this Hote! Would come back again....great location to everything in Denver! August 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Duchess1 Great Experience My recent stay at the Denver Sheraton has made me a Sheraton fan. I was there for a conference, and staff handled it so well. Excellent facility, room furnishings (loved the linens!) and food. Don't know how it could have been better. All positive! August 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TravelerGS Best Hotel in Downtown Denver I have been staying at this Hotel for a number of years, I am always welcomed as a return guest. I always get the same room that I request. This is a large Hotel, and it may take a few moments to get checked in, Room service may take a short time as well. Rooms in the Tower Building are small, except for the suites. If you need more space, ask for rooms in the Plaza Building. It may take a moment for you to get to the Tower Building, but you will get the hang of it. Parking can be expensive, I would suggest taking the RTD Sky Ride from DIA, and then the Free 16th Street Mall Shuttle. The Hotel is well situated on the 16th Street Mall, and many fine restaurants, and shopping can be found within walking distance or the Free 16th Street Mall Shuttle. You will be glad that you choose this Hotel to explore downtown Denver. August 3, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by kellyac A disappointment I expected more from the hotel before I arrived. The only upside to my stay was the complimentary water that was in my room. While it appeared my bed and the room itself was cleaned, the bathroom was nowhere near clean. There was a used towl draped over the shower curtain, trash on the floor around the commode. I was annoyed that a room would be given to someone that was not cleaned as it should be. August 1, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by wembleycourt Inconsistent Service I requested several things when we check-in: Requested that housekeeping staff provide four sets of towels for Friday - Sunday. I also requested that the Denver Post be delivered Friday - Monday. On Friday, housekeeping staff left the requested sets, on Saturday they left three bath, one each wash and hand towels, on Sunday, they left three bath, two hand and two wash towels. On Friday, the paper was not delivered, after stopping by the front desk, the paper was delivered on Saturday, Sunday but not on Monday morning. I believe that service should be the most integral part of the hotel's environment and as such, it didn't meet the Starwood philosophy. July 30, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Milo123 Non-Standard Hotel This hotel is an aged and non-standard property. The hotel is split into three distinct sections, the guest rooms are in two towers - the main guest room tower is located access a busy road from the lobby and restaurants, which makes it very disjointed and difficult to access. My tower guest room was described to me as an "upgraded king room" however it was actually very small (1/2 the size of normal guest room). The furnishing are old and oddly laid out. There is no dresser (a few drawers in the closet - the closet doors are falling off). The washrooms are VERY small. The AC is bad, the windows don't open either. My room was always serviced very late in the afternoon - the amenities are lower quality. The location is great - directly on the 16th street mall. There are many homeless and street people around this hotel - makes one feel unsafe for sure. The elevators are extremely slow and inadequate. Everyday there were big lineups at the elevator (in both buildings) For the price, this hotel is poor value. July 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by travel242 Exemplary Service & Great Amenities I've had the fortunate opportunity of spending a few nights here recently. The exemplary service that I received during my recent stay cannot be overstated. The attention to detail from every team member from check in to check out was extraordinary; very much aligned with SPG standards. The rooms are spacious, furnished well, immaculately clean and functionally set up to make you feel at home. The plush, comfortable bedding is like none other. The amenities, large gym with state-of-the-art equipment, pool, club lounge, and amazing mountain view from my room made my stay perfect. Being overly impressed with the overall customer care, staff professionalism, immaculately clean premises, and hotel amenities; I will lodge here on future travel and have already recommended hotel to my family and business associates. Many thanks to the hotel management & team for a great stay! July 30, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by OccassionalTraveler Overall Great Hotel Great hotel, in good location. Can walk to lots of events, restaurants, and other local spots easily. Can also get lost pretty easily in this hotel as it is two bldgs, with elevators everywhere going to different places. May want to write down where you park to make it easier. Would prefer that the 2 in gap on the bottom of the rooms be dealt with. Its amazing how much noise filters in though them in the middle of the night. Front Desk personnel were really great. Gave tips on moving around the city, places to eat, tips to make the stay better. Moved a lot of people through checkin quickly, but still felt like they took the time to speak with each person and answer questions. Sorry we only stayed here for one night, but it was great, and we will be back for more on future trips. July 29, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by fam1 Loved it!!!! So convenient and a really beautiful property. We loved our time there! July 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by RMontgomery This hotel has great features The meeting facilites and food were extremely good and well prepared. No issues whatsoever the satff was extermely helpful. July 28, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Chika lower than previous experiences I have stayed at this hotel MANY times in the past but this visit was less than desireable. starting with my check in process where I was put in a king room with on eof my trainees after I'd spent almost an hour trying to check in. then they asked my trainee to move to a double room in order to accommodate a 2nd trainee. the process was less than desireable and leaves me to wonder how difficult it really is to book 2 rooms, one as a king, the other one a a double July 28, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Flog The Dump in Denver $200 a night for room that looks like it should rent by the hour. I always use conferences to show my product to advantage, I hope Starwood isn't doing the same here.Totally dissatisfied. July 28, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by disappointedindenver Disappointed beyond belief When we checked in, there was a lipstick stain on the stark white comforter, hair in the bathroom that was not ours and the tub didn't drain when I took a shower. Housekeeping was called to change out the comforter and never came. Maintenance however came up within 15 minutes to fix the tub. We also never received the credit for our "green" choice to forgo housekeeping for our stay and never received the coupons we were promised upon check in for dining credits. When we inquired, the management was standoffish and combative and refused assistance. The location however was amazing. July 28, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 Totoal run down hotel and lingo staff Totoal run down hotel and lingo staff July 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nancymoneydiva Bellman went above and beyond. My rental car was parked in a tight spot and I couldn't get out of the garage. I asked a bellman (Partrick?) for help. He hopped in and inched it forward and in reverse -took twenty minutes but he did it. Great service all around but especially from your new bellman. Great location and great service! Highly recommend this hotel. July 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by EdFromFallsChurch Good stay, despite awkward room Perfect location, just a short walk to the State Capitol, Denver Art Museum, Colorado History Center, and many more cultural attractions. The free public bus service ("Free Mall Ride") stops in front of the hotel and offers service all along the 16th Street Mall. We stayed in the older part of the hotel, which is enormous. Clean and quiet, it is connected to the newer part of the hotel, which is where the main lobby is located, by an underground complex of conference and meeting rooms, and by an enclosed above ground walkway. Of course, at street level, guests can simply walk from one building to the other. The main lobby hosts several bars and restaurants, to include a "Peets" coffee shop, all of which we sampled and were superb. Our only issue with the hotel is that we were given a handicap-accessible room which has a predictably awkward layout for people who are not handicapped. As an example, the room doesn't have a dresser, instead there are small movable boxes used to store clothes, and what appeared to be a wooden cabinet intended to hold a refrigerator was instead filled with these small boxes for clothes and personal items. As an "SPG Member" I'm sure my account doesn't say that I'm handicapped, so I have no idea why the young lady at the front desk stuck us with this strange room. July 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pabb Kids loved it The kids loved the location for their first visit to Downtown Denver. It is a great location for walking. We also had lots of fun at the pool. July 26, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Traveller236 Not what I expected Hotel needs a facelift - rooms haven't been updated in a long time and a/c blew constantly and never seemed to cool the room or remove the humidity. Overall, some good preventive maintenance and room refurbishment would go a long way. July 25, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by kalim Old and needs major work Rm 1840 is an utility closet converted to a guest room. Very tight space w/ 1 double bed, a foot of space between bed to wall and to the TV stand with no closet (instead an open area with a shelf with a rod, no door). The sink has limited space that the hotel had items i.e. hair dryer, etc. on the heating/AC unit that was 1 ft off the ground left of the sink. The sink also did not drain well & shower took more than 10 mins to heat up. elevators intermittently did not read my card that I could not get to my floor even after i had the front desk re-do the key cards. Note that the front desk scolded me for de-magnetizing the cards despite giving her feedback on my experience so far - not cool. Very disappointed July 25, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by TomQ Room small and A/C not working Very small room and the A/C would not shut off despite being checked by maintenance... Gym was very large and very nice. July 23, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by James150 Not quite ready for SPG Gold Checked in, was given a normal room. Went to the room, no water. Went to the desk and someone went into the back room after telling me that there should have been two bottles of complimentary water in my room and then gave me a single bottle. As I chose the green option (which btw, the coupon was delivered the morning of my departure) no one ever came to bring any more water. The room was very cold and even leaving the thermostat on 75 it never got above 72 in the room. The staff were OK, but do not really make you feel that you should be there. July 23, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by frustratedtraveler45 Poor guest service - run down hotel I stayed at this hotel for one night and was not only disappointed in my stay but also disappointed in the treatment I received after my stay. My tub backed up at 11:00 p.m. and when I called the front desk for assistance, I was told engineering would be coming to my room to check out the problem. After waiting 50 minutes for someone to come, I called the front desk back and was treated poorly and was not given an apology for the lack of someone not coming to my room after waiting 50 minutes. I was reluctantly given a different room for the night but not offered any help in my move, which consisted of making two trips to a different floor at midnight. I finally got settled into my new room but not before noticing a very strong musty smell in the room and the A/C didn't seem to work property. At this point I didn't care because I was tired. At checkout I explained the situation and was given an apology but that was about it - no offer to compensate me for my problems. The hotel was contacted again after my stay and was told nothing could be done for me. So I sit here with a poor taste in my mouth about this hotel. And there is no way this is a 4 star hotel from the way I was treated or by the appearance. The door in my bathroom was kicked in and instead of repairing the problem, they simply painted over the problem. The wallpaper in the hallway was also repaired but with masking tape - not even tried to repair it correctly. Dogs are allowed in the hotel and makes for a very loud evening if you are next to one barking when you are trying to sleep. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone at anytime. July 21, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Celeste58 This hotel has no warmth or personality I understand that is is a huge hotel so my expectations would be difficult to fulfill. I am uncomfortable in large hotels, it's like walking into an airplane hanger. I understand that it would be difficult to manage, it's a small city, with many people to satisfy. I really liked the staff, who were very helpful and friendly. The food was adequate. I was there for a conference, so I didn't have much choice in staying there but I must say, I will not stay there again. I guess the only solution would be to break up the hotel into smaller portions and manage each one autonomously. I don't know what else to say. Thanks for letting me participate. July 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Deborah17 Great food and beverage! Loved the resturants and Pool. Also appreciated JC Jaun Detwiler the Night Auditor at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel. we were very late checking in due to travel and were really tired. He made it so much better for a tired traveler! July 21, 2014


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Executive StudioMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
Bond Business StudioMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
One Bedroom ApartmentMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 1 infant)
One Bedroom Deluxe ApartmentMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 1 infant)
Two Bedroom ApartmentMax Occupancy: 5 guests (up to 4 children, 3 infants)
Get an overview of this hotelSpace to stretch in the central business district
Blocks from The Rocks
Three blocks from the restaurants, shops, and historical buildings of The Rocks, this George Street hotel is also within four blocks of Sydney Harbour, a train station, and many office towers.
Harbour-view pool
Peek-a-boo views of Sydney's harbour area and arched bridge top can be seen from the spa tub and infinity-edge outdoor pool on the hotel's rooftop area, which is also shared by an indoor fitness room.
Apartment-like rooms
Kitchenettes, dining areas, laundry facilities, and a size of at least 43 square metres all contribute to the apartment-like feel of the 170 guestrooms, which also include high-speed Internet access. Daily housekeeping is available.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to an infinity-edge pool and adjacent spa tub, the rooftop area includes an ample sundeck, spa tub, and large barbecue grill, as well as a small fitness room with a treadmill, stationary bike, and various weight machines.
Busy guests can take advantage of the hotel's coffee shop, room service (limited hours), or prepare their own meals with the help of the property's grocery-shopping service (surcharge).
Additional amenities include in-room accessibility for the disabled and secretarial services.
- Restaurant
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- Bar/lounge
- Fitness facilities
- Spa tub
- Coffee shop or café
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Self parking (surcharge)
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- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Porter/bellhop
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- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 18
- Total number of rooms - 170
- Year Built 1998
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- Kitchenette
- Outdoor pool
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Laundry facilities
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( 25 AUD per day )
Available in some public areas: WiFi (surcharge)
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- Cable TV service
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Refrigerator
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Memento Bar & Kitchen - Serves light meals, pastries, espresso, and wine. Shares the well-lit lobby with the reception and foyer. Takeaway and room service are available.
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Seagate unveils the GoFlex Satellite Mobile Wireless Storage
Seagate unveiled its GoFlex Satellite Mobile Wireless Storage device at a lunch event held in town today. In the picture above, you can see Seagate Senior Manager Ganesh Kumar Panadam highlighting some of the key points of the company's new storage product to the media in Singapore. In a nutshell, the GoFlex Satellite Wireless can be best described as a portable USB 2.0/USB 3.0 hard disk drive with built-in Wi-Fi for use with tablets and smartphones when on the move.
Some quick points about the GoFlex Satellite Wireless:
- 500GB capacity (2.5-inch HDD)
- Will be priced at SG$299
- Each GoFlex can support 3 client devices via Wi-Fi simultaneously
- A USB 3.0 USM adapter is included; other interfaces include FireWire 800 and powered eSATA (sold separately)
- Pre-orders will be taken at COMEX next week (Sep 1-4)
Seagate envisions that users will pack movies, photos, music and documents onto the storage device without being worried about running out of storage space on their tablets or Wi-Fi enabled smartphones. The GoFlex Satellite Wireless facilitates that with its built-in lithium-ion (non-replaceable) battery good for five hours of continuous video streaming, or 25 hours of standby life.
To ensure seamless usability, Seagate is providing explicit support for the iOS (iPad, iPhone) and Android platform via native Apps. Note that the App only provides the ability to browse/read/view, but not write capability. i.e. You will not be able to use the App to edit a Word document via Docs To Go, and save it back to the GoFlex.
Where support for other tablets (and smartphones) are concerned, it is understood that users will be able to access their files on the GoFlex via a generic Web interface when connected via Wi-Fi, which includes PCs and Mac OS X laptops. Of course, it'll probably be much faster to connect a laptop via its USB interface, made possible by a USB 3.0 to USM adapter.
I found the iOS App to be very well-designed on my iPad, and I was able to stream videos seamlessly. The usability and polish of the App is great, though I discovered a couple of bugs that caused the iPad App to abruptly terminate. Have feedback them to Seagate, so a new update will hopefully be out soon that rectifies them prior to general availability of the GoFlex Satellite Wireless in Singapore.
I must emphasize that video playback was extremely smooth however, despite being in a room together with at least 9-10 other tablets all streaming using Wi-Fi. Its high price of SG$299 may be a deterrent to some however, though I can see how frequent travelers may be delighted with the greatly expanded storage capacity the GoFlex offers.Tags: Portable hard disk drive, Seagate, Storage, Tablet, Wi-Fi HDD
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Plimoth Plantation
Thursday, November 7, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (EST)
Lunch & Learn: Native Foods
Thursday, November 7, 2013 12-1pm
Free for Members/$8 for Non-Members
Carol Wynne, Wampanoag Foodways Manager at Plimoth Plantation, will discuss Wampanoag foods and how they were grown, used and stored in the 17th-century. Bring a lunch or buy one at our Patuxet Café. Discussion starts promptly at noon in the Accomack Building.
About our speaker: Carol Wynne has been working at Plimoth Plantation off and on since 1998 after leaving her prior job of being a flight attendant for over 20 years. She loves people and has been an interpreter, horticulturist, Wampanoag museum teacher and Foodways Manager at the Museum. Carol is a Mashpee Wampanoag and a tribal elder. She loves talking about her people and her ancestor's ways. In her spare time, she also works at the Aptucxet Trading Post Museum as a Site Manager.
Plimoth Plantation is a not-for-profit museum supported by admissions, contributions, grants and generous volunteers.
Plimoth Plantation, a bicultural museum, offers powerful personal encounters with history built on thorough research about the Wampanoag People and the Colonial English community in the 1600s. Our exhibits, programs, live interpreters, and historic settings encourage a new level of understanding about present-day issues affecting communities around the world.
The visitor experience is at the heart of our work. The setting, the staff and a compelling approach to history combine to provide a memorable visitor experience. We are successful when a satisfied visitor recommends us to family and friends.
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Pandas in D.C.: National Zoo marks 40 years of pandasComment
Hsing-Hsing and Ling-Ling were gifts to the United States from China following President Richard Nixon's historic visit to the country.
National Zoo receives donation for Giant Panda programComment
The panda exhibit is by far the most popular at the National Zoo. On Monday it received a $4.5 million donation that will help fund program for the next five years.
National Zoo panda program to get major giftComment
The National Zoo is preparing to announce a major gift that will fund its giant panda program for five more years. Scientists also will announce their 2012 breeding plan for Washington's pandas with China's ambassador.
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Nico Dauphine, who was arrested in May after surveillance cameras found her trying to poison feral cats in her neighborhood, avoided prison time Wednesday.
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A National Zoo researcher on trial for charges of poisoning feral cats in her D.C. neighborhood took the stand in her own defense Wednesday.
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Photograph - Presentation to John Elden by Johnnie Walker, EOCA Dinner for John Elden, Royal Exhibition Building, 19 Jun 1985 Reg. No: MM 124873
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- Colour photograph of outgoing Exhibition Trustees Director John Elden being presented with a View 85 medallion by Johnnie Walker at the EOCA Dinner held for Elden at the Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne, on the evening of 19 June 1985.
This is one of 959 photographs (or images) of the Exhibition Building collated by the Exhibition Trustees as a 10 volume pictorial history of the Exhibition Building spanning the years 1880 to 1985. The pictorial history was instigated by the centenary of the Exhibition Building in 1980 and forms part of a larger Royal Exhibition Building collection of documents, photographs, objects and research files.
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- A colour photographic print on a page of a photograph album. There is a printed caption below the photograph.
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- Outgoing Exhibition Trustees Director John Elden standing with Johnnie Walker as Walker presents him with a View 85 medallion at the EOCA Dinner held for Elden in the Royal Exhibition Buildings on the evening of 19 June 1985.
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- Transfer from Trustees of the Royal Exhibition Building (REB), 2000
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|E.O.C.A. DINNER TO JOHN ELDEN - JUNE 19th 1985/ PRESENTATION OF VIEW 85 MEDALLION BY JOHNNIE WALKER.
|Photograph: Colour
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|Royal Exhibition Building (REB), Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 19 Jun 1985
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|Mr John Elden - Exhibition Building Trustees, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 19 Jun 1985
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MEXICO CITY: The United States ended 75 years of frustration in Mexico, winning away against their southern rivals for the first time Wednesday night when Michael Orozco Fiscal's goal in the 80th minute and late saves by Tim Howard provided a 1-0 victory.
Dominated for most of the night, the U.S. went ahead with a move inspired by a trio of second-half substitutes.
Brek Shea, back with the national team after a six months absence, made an impact just two minutes after entering the field. Flying down the left flank and round Severo Meza, Shea crossed the ball to Terrence Boyd, who with a quick back heel found Orozco Fiscal, who had entered in the 77th.
Orozco Fizcal, who plays in Mexico for San Luis, fired a shot past goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa for his first international goal.
Howard preserved the lead, changing direction well to keep out a deflected shot by Javier Hernandez in the 85th minute, then again to deny a header by the Manchester United forward in the 89th.
"I think it's huge. I think it's huge for all American fans – it's huge for the team, and it's historic," U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann said. "We were very well aware that we've never won here at the Azteca Stadium. This is an amazing experience for the all the players. We told them before the game: 'This moment is for you, go and grab it.' We are all aware that it was a lot of work."
With just one draw south of the border, the U.S. have lost 23 times over 75 years of games in Mexico, losing 19 times in Mexico City alone where they have been outscored 81-14.
"Tim Howard kept us in the game I don't know how many times," said Klinsmann, who has been trying to change the defensive mindset the Americans had at times under Bob Bradley. "It's a mental aspect of it. Eventually, you need a little bit of luck too, and I think in some instances we were lucky tonight."
It was the second historic win for the Americans this year, following their first-ever victory over Italy in a friendly in Genoa in February.
With the European club football getting under way, the U.S. were forced to use a half-strength squad with a makeshift defense.
Mexico, also below strength following the Olympics, dominated possession but failed to connect with several clear shots as the Americans paired Maurice Edu and Geoff Cameron in the center of their back line.
The game marked the start of the Americans' second year under Klinsmann, who replaced Bradley last summer after Mexico overcame a two-goal deficit to win the CONCACAF Gold Cup final 4-2.
The U.S. aims to have a lineup close to full strength for a pair of World Cup qualifiers against Jamaica next month, away Sept. 7 and at home in Columbus, Ohio, four days later. Mexico face Costa Rica on the same dates.
"We know we have to improve in many, many elements," Klinsmann said. "We have to keep the ball longer. We have to create more chances. We have to do a lot of work still. But I think this gives us a lot of confidence."
Landon Donovan, searching for his 50th international goal, withdrew at the start of the second half with a tight hamstring, replaced by DaMarcus Beasley who came on for his 97th international appearance, with Boyd coming on to replace an ineffective Jose Torres.
With Ochoa off his line, Kyle Beckerman put a long, sliding shot just over the crossbar in the 60th.
Andres Guardado hooked a free kick just wide to Howard's right post in the 65th after Cameron fouled Hernandez just outside the penalty area. Hernandez then sent an open header wide in the 76th after good build up work.
"It was very difficult in high altitude, with many of them flying in from Europe two days ago," Klinsmann said. "But we had a plan, and we tried to execute that plan and getting that win here, I mean it's quite enjoyable."
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June 24, 2003 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
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The Islamization of Central Asia: Politics, Economics and Society
June 11, 2003 // 1:00pm — 5:00pm
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May 29, 2003 // 3:30pm — 5:00pm
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Mashinter hasn't done anything to earn that right.
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My experiences with Double Dragon came from the days I spent with my brothers, arguing constantly about which one of us was supposed to be keeping an eye on Abobo before he tossed us both unceremoniously out of a helicopter door and back to the first stage. Countless hours were spent trying to overcome a near endless horde of whip-wielding ladies and guys who punched you in the jaw five times if you blinked. We never actually beat those games, and looking at the mess that is the Double Dragon storyline (and calling it that is being generous), It's probably for the best.
So when I learned that Double Dragon Neon both existed and was free for Playstation Plus members, I was instantly willing to at least give it a shot. Immediate reaction? The music was fantastic. I had some misgivings about the constant use of "Bro" in the menus, but hitting New Game and being greeted by Marion's instant kidnapping was all it took to get me back in the mood to punch faces and throw dudes.
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