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Let me make haste to say, though, I actually don't think this is a bad decision at all. It's correcting a bad decision, which was firing Laimbeer back in October without a really strong idea of whom the franchise could get to replace him.
From what I gather from sources around the league, Madison Square Garden Company chair James Dolan had some candidates in mind. But they didn't work out. Now with the Knicks being the primo disaster of this NBA season, Dolan probably just wanted to get the Liberty job filled. And ultimately decided to go back to Laimbeer.
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"My passion is still there for the New York team," Laimbeer said Thursday. "I'd like to accomplish more for this franchise."
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Laimbeer also said something else in October that seems pertinent to the Liberty's reversal in course this week. He talked about the difference in working for the Detroit Shock, where he answered primarily to one person, then-owner Tom Wilson. As compared to working for a public corporation like MSG.
"They've got a lot of moving pieces," Laimbeer said in October about MSG.
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Belkin has announced two new accessories designed for Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) Lightning connector: A hardwired car charger and a dock designed for the iPhone 5. Touted as the first two third-party accessories on the market, the Belkin Car Charger for Lightning is capable of charging the iPad 4, while the Belkin Charge + Sync Dock has a removable magnetic base and an audio-out port for headphones or speakers. The latter is case-compatible and works with the Apple-branded Lightning connect cable. Priced at $29.99 each, the accessories are currently open for preorder and will ship mid-November.


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Tea, a source code editor for HTML, DocBook and Latex, is now available in version 26.0.0. The new release includes support for more programming languages and new features.
The Qt4-based editor can now handle syntax highlighting for Lua, Perl and Vala. Tea can also be built with the Hunspell spell checker along with Aspell.
Other enhancements include search-and-replace in all opened files and functions that find obsolete paths in bookmarks. Developers that package Tea for distros will be happy to know that the installation path for the binary file can now be specified.
Further details on Tea 26.0.0, licensed under GPLv3, are on the project homepage. Downloads are available for source code, Linux binary and Windows program.
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Social choice without the Pareto principle: a comprehensive analysis
This article provides a systematic analysis of social choice theory without the Pareto principle, by revisiting the method of Murakami Yasusuke. This article consists of two parts. The first part investigates the relationship between rationality of social preference and the axioms that make a collective choice rule either Paretian or anti-Paretian. In the second part, the results in the first part are applied to obtain impossibility results under various rationality requirements of social preference, such as S-consistency, quasi-transitivity, semi-transitivity, the interval-order property, and acyclicity. Copyright Springer-Verlag 2012
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Get Fit with Mel B. Fitness Program for the PS3
8. Get Fit with Mel B. Fitness Program for the PS3 ($39.99; getfitwithmelb.com/EN-us)
Why we like it: One of the most distinctive exercise games out there is Get Fit with Mel B. (formally "Scary Spice" of the Spice Girls). The game actually places a mini real-life version of yourself standing and sweating side-by-side the Dancing with the Stars finalist. (You'll need the PlayStation Move with the PlayStation Eye camera—but it's so worth it!) Watching yourself exercise on screen is a great way to check your form as you go, plus, the game lets you incorporate your existing workout equipment (such as exercise and resistance bands) into your workout to make it even more challenging.


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THE BIG DIG: Links of Noltland
Eroding sand dunes are revealing an ancient landscape on a windswept and remote Scottish island.
MAIN FEATURE: Digging for (Invisible) People
Eroding sand dunes are revealing an ancient landscape on a windswept and remote Scottish island.
Dig for Shakespeare
Literary critics may wonder if Shakespeare wrote all those plays, but archaeologists know where to find him.
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Archaeology at Bristol University threatened?
One of the UK's best-known centres of archaeological teaching and research, the Department of Archaeology and Anthropology at Bristol University, has been told to cut four academic staff. Cassie Newland, a Bristol research student, says this constitutes "a staggering 25% of the full time teaching staff, which is far higher than the 10% university-wide level of redundancies". Students conducted a protest excavation outside the university's Senate House, saying the cuts were unsustainable.
Archaeology has been studied at Bristol since 1876, but the present department, which describes itself as the country's only centre combining archaeology and social and biological anthropology, was formed in 2004. It has 16 teaching staff and 336 students, including 25% of the Arts Faculty's postgraduates. The department's work has been prominent in British Archaeology. Articles on the remains of Long Kesh/Maze (Sep/Oct 2005), the excavation of a transit van (Jan/Feb 2007) and the archaeology of urban regeneration (Mar/Apr 2009) are among reports from Bristol research students. Reader in archaeology Joshua Pollard is a director of the Stonehenge Riverside Project (features Sep/Oct 2008, Jan/Feb 2010), and In view columnist Greg Bailey also teaches and researches in the department. Mick Aston, who writes for every issue of BA, is a retired professor of the department, and like visiting fellow Alice Roberts and reader in archaeology Mark Horton, is well-known to television viewers (the latter as the archaeological consultant on the amusing but controvesial BBC's Bonekickers).
In a letter to students dated 17 May, the Dean of Arts, professor Charles Martindale, says the university "simply has no choice but to reduce the size of its staff base in order to remain financially sustainable". Perhaps foreshadowing actions in other archaeology departments, he adds that "in the short term the position is likely to worsen still further". Rejecting claims of disproportionate reductions in archaeology and anthropology, he notes that in recent years other subjects have been reduced in size, "in some cases [to] a greater extent".
It seems likely that the cuts, approved by senate and council, have been partly guided by increasingly complex and significant national university assessments (feature, May/Jun 2010). In the Guardian's university guide 2010, archaeology at Bristol ranked 17th among 27 departments across the country; Bristol's theology department (10th out of 36), has been asked to lose one staff member, while drama (13th out of 84) has to lose two.
Finds at the week-long protest dig in May, otherwise part of a project for the university's Estates Department, included microliths, Victorian toys, a tin tree name-tag from the former Botanic Gardens and a clay pipe dating from the 1640s; remains of a Civil War fort were excavated nearby last year.
Wealthy man in Roman Gloucester was migrant Goth
British Archaeology can reveal details of research on a late Roman skeleton first announced last October. Artefacts found with a man excavated in 1972 suggested he had come from eastern Europe in the fifth century AD. Scientific analysis of his teeth has shown he was a native Goth. He had probably come to Britain in the service of the Roman empire, and died holding high office aged around 40.
Supported by the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society, David Rice, archaeology curator at Gloucester City Museum and Art Gallery, submitted two of the man's teeth for analysis. Oxygen isotope composition suggested he spent his early childhood in a cold region of eastern Europe (Hungary, western Romania or eastern Poland), and his early teens in a colder region further north or east. Carbon and nitrogen isotopes further indicated that the man's diet was lower in animal protein than most Roman and medieval people's in Britain and Europe, and that this did not change in his lifetime. The study was conducted by Carolyn Chenery and Jane Evans at the NERC Isotope Geosciences Laboratory at Keyworth, Nottingham.
"Burial 1" had been excavated by Henry Hurst in 1972, in a late Roman cemetery in Kingsholm, outside the city of Glevum (Gloucester). Hurst interpreted a building as a mausoleum, in which, some time after its construction, the body of an adult male had been lain with equipment that included unusual silver fittings. He suggested the man was an early fifth century native Briton, but later agreed with Catherine Hills that comparison to metal styles found in the Crimea made it more likely he was an eastern European who had arrived with the Roman army.
Barry Ager, from the Department of Prehistory and Europe at the British Museum, says the buckles and strapends are of fifth century types made by Goths, Alans and Huns in the region of the Crimea, the northern Black Sea coast and the lower Danube. The man's apparent high status, says Ager, points to him having been a senior military officer or high-ranking civil servant. New study of the bones by Teresa Gilmore puts his age at about 40 (not 25–30 as once thought). She says his unusually large head and distinctive bones at the back of his skull may relate to his ethnic origin.
Carolyn Heighway, director of Past Historic, comments that the "Kingsholm Goth" is distinguished in being a first-generation immigrant. At the late Roman cemetery at Lankhills (Winchester, Hampshire), amongst a group of burials with Danubian grave goods, some of the people were shown to have come from the Danube region, while others were from other parts of eastern Europe or were local. "Populations were as diverse in origin as they are today", says Heighway. "What you wore was not [necessarily] an indication of where you were born."
The artefacts are now on view in Gloucester Museum, and will feature in new displays to open in 2011.
Puzzle of mesolithic campsite in Co Londonderry
People have been in Ireland for only 10,000 years – compared to hundreds of millennia in much of the rest of Europe. But waterlogged deposits (which preserve organic remains) and excavation associated with new roads and building, mean that Ireland's first, mesolithic, settlers are becoming well studied. Finds include fish traps and baskets, cremation burials, lakeside platforms, a possible wooden trackway and indications of a variety of hunting and fishing practices.
Yet new discoveries from late in this era are rare, making what appears to be structural evidence at Eglinton, Co Londonderry, Northern Ireland, particularly interesting. What are described as the remains of two semicircular huts and a fence were excavated by Northern Archaeological Consultancy Ltd in 2001/02 at Woodvale Road. There were no artefacts, but charcoal has been radiocarbon dated to 4520–4350BC, centuries before the first farmers. Study of the dig has only now been completed. Site director Christina O'Regan hopes for "useful feedback which may lead to a reevaluation of the enigmatic site".
Cornish stone could show ancient ship
A small piece of engraved slate from Paul parish, West Penwith, Cornwall, has been tentatively interpreted as showing a prehistoric or medieval vessel in a scene with surf and nets. The engraving is unique in Britain.
The stone is about 45mm across, and seems to have been broken since it was engraved. It was found by Graham Hill whilst fieldwalking in 2008. From previous discoveries at the site, he was hoping to recover late neolithic pottery and flintwork (3000–2500BC), and he recognised the engraving as being suggestive of that date. He lightly cleaned the piece in water so as to preserve dirt in the scratches and to avoid damaging them.
He showed the stone to finds liaison officer Anna Tyacke, and his sketch of it to local archaeologist Matt Mossop, who agrees it could represent an important early depiction of a square-rigged vessel. The design, says Mossop, appears to show a furled sail on a single mast, with an additional spar – an arrangement well documented for Viking craft. A small structure could be an anchor beside the steeply-swept curve of the prow, with surf and spray beneath, or a support for a steering oar at the stern. The zigzag lines are reminiscent of prehistoric boat and raft depictions from Egypt and Mesopotamia, where they are commonly interpreted as reed-raft bindings. The motif is also common in north Europe from late mesolithic art through to modern times, and could represent decorated gunwales of almost any era.
Mossop says Hill has found a variety of artefacts in the vicinity, including mesolithic backed flint bladelets (8500–4000BC), early neolithic Hembury Ware (4000–3000BC), ground stone axes, transverse flint arrowheads, a stone Beaker wristguard and Grooved Ware pottery (3000–2200BC), as well as early medieval "grass-marked" pottery (7th–11th centuries AD).
Graham Hill has been fieldwalking in west Cornwall since 2004. He has built up a large collection of well-recorded artefacts, described by Mossop (feature, this issue).
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Having unearthed piles of pistol balls, grape shot and musket balls, Glasgow University's Dr Tony Pollard believes that the 1745 Battle of Prestonpans took place 500m from the originally-recorded site. He said: "Although this was a battle with lots of eye-witness accounts, it was also very brutal and over quite quickly. It seems that in the excitement some of the witnesses got it wrong." There are plans to display the findings in a visitor centre. 20 Apr
California has named the remains of the Apollo 11 mission a state historical resource. Astronauts left more than 100 items on the moon on July 21 1969, including four urine containers and a moon-landing step. "It's about time that we acknowledged the importance of these sites for mankind," says Beth O'Leary, an anthropologist and cofounder of the Lunar Legacy Project. Moon archaeologists fear that the Sea of Tranquility will be transformed into a fairground for space tourists. 18 Mar
Four Roman sculptures are to be withdrawn from auction by Bonhams. Dr David Gill, reader in Mediterranean archaeology at Swansea University, said that they bore soil traces that indicated they were excavated during illegal digs. The style of the busts suggests they were dug up in Syria or northern Greece. The statue probably originates from Italy. Bonhams said that it sends catalogues to the Art Loss Register to ensure that only items with clear provenance are sold. However, Dr Gill said that the register only dealt with stolen items, and not antiquities from illegal excavations. 28 Apr
China has sentenced four grave robbers to death. They were part of a 27-member gang who used explosives and heavy machinery to steal from a dozen 2,500-year-old tombs in the province of Hunan between 2008 and last year. More than 200 artefacts were stolen, although an investigator said all were recovered. 14 May
Residents dig east Oxford
The Heritage Lottery Fund has given over £330,000 and the University of Oxford's John Fell Fund nearly £50,000 to a community archaeology project that will be run by the university's Department for Continuing Education, working with other institutions in Oxford. The three-year project starts in October, and will take advantage of open spaces and green areas to explore the archaeology of the city's eastern districts. Already known to be there are iron age, Roman and Viking settlements, a medieval leper hospital with its original chapel, Civil War siege works (Oxford was the Royalist capital), and a rich industrial and modern heritage.
Vikings back
In February, Time Team presenter Tony Robinson opened the Jorvik Viking Centre, York, after it had undergone four week's closure and a nine-month £1m redevelopment. The new galleries feature a recreation of the original Coppergate excavation beneath a glass floor, and a capsule ride around the reconstructed city of Jorvik: visitors can hear seven Viking age citizens (aka animatronics voiced by York students) speaking in Old Norse. The first to tour the new centre, Robinson joined members of the York Young Archaeologists Club and Madeleine Phillips, from London, who won a competition for a 25th anniversary coin: her design features Audmula, a cow from Norse mythology that licked the good giant Buri from a block of ice.
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Scottish bill published
The historic environment amendment bill (Scotland) 2010 was published on 5 May, aimed at changing provisions in historic buildings and ancient monuments legislation. The draft bill was welcomed last year by heritage and planning bodies as simplifying processes without weakening controls. The non-governmental Built Environment Forum Scotland praised the bill, asking that all public bodies should have special regard to the historic environment and that local authorities should seek expert advice.
Back to work
British Archaeology has reported how the fall in construction hit commercial archaeology, with significant job losses and practices closing. The Institute for Archaeologists now records stability in the job market, with short-term business confidence growing. Among some major contracts is a £250,000 tender awarded to Headland Archaeology for investigations on the shore of Belfast Lough at Greenisland, where the Northern Ireland Roads Service has commissioned Scott Wilson Group PLC to widen 2.5km of the A2, part of a £55m project to develop the link between Belfast and Carrickfergus. In October, Oxford Wessex Archaeology (a joint venture between two of the UK's two largest archaeological organisations) began work on the Isle of Thanet, Kent, where 6.5km of roadworks is crossing an exceptionally rich archaeological area. Funded by the Department of Transport and the county council, the £87m East Kent Access Road will improve connections between local towns, motorways and the Channel Tunnel. Archaeologists will excavate the whole route in the largest excavation in Britain this year, covering some 40ha. Road builders are VolkerFitzpatrick Hochtief.
Historic Records online
The National Monuments Record has over a million photographs and documents relating to historic buildings and archaeological sites going back to the 19th century. Previously accessible only by visiting English Heritage's public search rooms in Swindon, the catalogue can now be searched at www.englishheritagearchives.org.uk. Some of the images can be viewed online, and copies of all records can be ordered for a fee.
Phase 2
In the past year, we have reviewed 84 books, but most archaeological titles nonetheless (and not in all cases undeservedly so) fail to receive such treatment. So here are three books worth noting you might otherwise miss.
• As promised in the feature on the excavation of neolithic ritual monuments at Catholme, Staffordshire (Mar/Apr 2009), the report was soon published and is now available: the archaeology of Catholme and the Trent-Tame confluence are described in Where Rivers Meet, by Simon Buteux and Henry Chapman (CBA RR161 £15, ISBN 9781902771786).
• Nicholas Saunders' Killing Time: Archaeology and the First World War, was well-reviewed (Sep/Oct 2007), and is now available in an updated paperback, with an informative new chapter on recent developments (History Press £14.99, ISBN 9780752456027).
• Another book liked by our reviewer was A Tour in Search of Chalk, by A Pedestrian (Mar/Apr 2006). There is now a sequel, by the same author masquerading as an early 19th century letter-writer whose travels evoke a world of well-known early antiquarians. A Tour in Search of Flint through Parts of South Wiltshire in 1808, by A Pedestrian (now identified as Nick Cowen) is another enjoyable diversion (Hobnob Press £8.95, ISBN 9780946418756).
Just as archaeologists located the correct site of the Battle of Bosworth (feature, May/Jun 2010), Leicestershire County Council's Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre opened an updated gallery with artefacts from the field. The display also explains the processes of battlefield archaeology, and how Bosworth was finally pinned down to a small swamp (see also Letters, for a correction).
We were pleased to see Nature (April 8 2010) quote Gary Lock (feature, Jul/Aug 2008) in a piece about archaeological "grey literature". You read it here first
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Stó:lõ Kindergarten Curriculum
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There are many business options to choose if you are planning to start one. However, the food business is one of the best out of the many businesses to choose from. The reason for that being its market includes almost every individual on the planet.
Opening a food business can bring you numerous benefits, but managing such business is not easy. There is a lot of hard work and a lot of professional equipment that is needed to make good food for your customers. Of the many kinds of equipment you need for your new business, commercial fridges are the one that you absolutely should not miss.
Commercial fridges are a lot different from the appliance we use at home. Commercial refrigerators are used to more demanding job since they are especially designed for commercial kitchen environments; they are more powerful and stronger so that they can give the extreme cooling required and withstand frequent opening and closing of the fridge door.
On the other hand, repairs and maintenance of commercial fridges are different than that of domestic fridges. Thus, you will need professionals specialising in commercial refrigerators like SRA's fridge experts instead of hiring an ordinary domestic fridge repairman.
Knowing the difference between commercial and domestic fridges is important. As a business owner, you should know that only commercial refrigerator appliances can perform well for your business.


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Sweet Pimiento Pepper
The Pepper Sweet Pimiento, 'Capsicum annuum', is a sweet, juicy, aromatic, scarlet pepper with very mild flavor. The Pimiento is excellent for stuffing or pickling and fresh in salads. This pepper provides the familiar red "plug" in green olives. Pimiento peppers are excellent pickled and delicious when used for stuffed appetizers. For delightful crunch and beautiful color, add chopped fresh pimientos to salads such as pasta, potato, chicken, tuna or egg salad. Pimientos are green, smooth, heart-shaped, thick walled and they turn bright red at maturity.
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Update on RachelThis is Rachel. She previously accessed a loan that she used to purchase a new motorcycle. Her earnings were a big help for the education of her children and for her personal, household, and business expenditures. Rachel also operates a retail shop that she wants to stock.
She would like to apply for a loan of 40,000 KES to buy cooking oil, soap, wheat flour, sugar, and maize flour for resale. She looks forward to this financial increase with happiness and thankfulness in her heart.
Previous Loan DetailsRachel is married and has kids who attend school. She owns a house that has neither electricity nor piped water. Her greatest monthly expense is food for the family. For the past three years, she has operated a motorcycle transport business door-to-door. In addition, she operates a poultry far... More from Rachel's previous loan »
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About Yehu Microfinance TrustThis loan is administered by Yehu Microfinance Trust, which was founded in 1998 as a project of CHOICE Humanitarian Kenya. In July 2007, Yehu became a separate entity from CHOICE and was registered as a trust. Since then, Yehu has expanded to cover over half of Kenya's 13 coastal districts.
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 11 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Sep 6, 2013
- Listed
- Oct 4, 2013
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
- Jul 17, 2014


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That is soooooo cool!! I want one!!!
Man, that's really awesome for a first try!!
OMG! Sooooo Great!! Love it
how do you do that i tried once it didn't turn out to well
Gorgeous! I love all of the custom ponies that I have seen while on-line. I wish that I was more arty so I could do them.
Wow I was looking through custom MLPs and I saw this one and before I saw the symbol and the name I thought to myself 'hey this reminds me of Rukia'! Nice job!
Wonderful job on your first custom MLP. Of course, I saw first-hand just how much time and effort this took, so my hat really goes off to you for a job well done! She's so kawaii!
This is so ODD. Yet, I love it. Seriously, very awesome! Now you need an Ichipony! 8D
OMG! That's freaking amazing. A. MAY. ZING. I love her soul-pony mark on her hip! That's the best.
O_O Dude. That's your FIRST? Mad props! D She's GORGEOUS. <3
her BANGS! oh, this is brilliant! *LOVES*
Wowww, it look so cool! ^____^
wow...i can't wait to do my own bleach ponies, but this is really good! the skull for the cutie mark was a good idea!
AH HA! Now I know who to bug if I want to swipe a pony from .... Just kidding, you did a good job on the re-hair and custom paint.
This turned out really cool ^^ especially the symbol on the side! I can't wiat to see the ichi one XD
It turned out awesome great job!!!!
That is so cute!!
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Hotel Campanile Reims Murigny
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Hotel description Hotel Campanile Reims Murigny
In the name of our whole team, we welcome you happily to the Hotel Campanile Reims Murigny.
There are lots of parking spaces for our hotel clientele.
Free for you
One of the hotel's highlights is a daily newspaper free of charge. Parking is located directly at the hotel for free.
Take advantage of the garden terrace.
While away the evening in our full-service eatery or the pleasant hotel bar.
Where you will stay
The hotel rooms naturally have air-conditioning. Your room's desk is perfect if you brought your work back to the hotel. In case you happen to have some time on your hands, you can watch some satellite TV in your room. Right from your room you can stay informed about international affairs with the newspaper provided for. Each hotel room features a telephone.
Bathrooms with a bath are a standard feature in our hotel.
Further information on the hotel
with restaurant In case of late arrival after 11:00pm, please contact the reception before 11:00pm in order to get the check-in procedure.
Reception hours
On business days from 6:30 AM to 11:00 PM
On the weekend from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM
Check-in time:12:00
Check-out time:12:00
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Avenue Georges Pompidou 1, 51100 Reims, France
Distances (km)
|Highway (A4)
|Congress center (REIMS CHAMPAGNE CONGRES)
|Golf course (GUEUX)
|City district (Reims)
|Station (REIMS CENTRE)
|Station (CHAMPAGNE ARDENNES TGV)
|Airport (Reims-Champagne (BA 112) Airport (RHE))
To reach the hotel
Starting point:BY BUS FROM CITY CENTER TAKE THE N°5 //BUS STOP POMPIDOU BY TRAMWAY FROM CITY CENTER TAKE THE A // TERMINUS STOP HOSPITAL ROBERT DEBRE Motorway A4 exit 23 REIMS SOUTH /EPERNAY, then... more
For HOTEL INFO guests
Complimentary daily newspaper
Parking spaces at the hotel
Hotel features
- Double rooms: 61
- Twin rooms: 23
- Triple rooms: 10
- Hotel's own parking spaces
- TV room
- Fire detector
- Garden terrace
- Wireless LAN in public areas
- Designated parking place for the disabled
- Barrier-free
- Pet friendly (5.00 EUR/night)
- Dogs of all sizes allowed
- Bus stop near the hotel
Room features
- Desk
- Telephone
- Wi-Fi
- International news
- Smoke alarm
- Satellite TV
- Non-smoking room
- Centrally-managed air-conditioning unit
- Air conditioning
- Bathtub
- Hairdryer
- Restaurant
- Bar
Accepted credit card payments
- AmericanExpress
- DinersClub
- MasterCard
- Visa
Hotel location
|City district
|4.2 km/2.6 mi
|10.33 km/6.4 mi
|1.5 km/0.9 mi
|6 km/3.7 mi