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KOTKA, Finland, April 6, 2016 (Press Release) -Kotkamills' environmental impact assessment process for the new paperboard machine was awarded by YVA ry.
The process started in spring 2015 and it was carried out by the end of the year. According to the jury, Kotkamills managed to cover the environmental impact assessment process comprehensively by balanced examination of the options, providing a compact and clear presentation and recieving good results within a strict schedule.Read more
STOCKHOLM, April 1, 2016 (Press Release) -An elegant chocolate box inspired by the Bermuda Triangle and designed by students from Beuth University in Berlin, has won the Public Choice Award in the Stora Enso Recreate Packaging 2016 design competition. Meanwhile, eleven designs in the student category and five designs in the professional category made their way to the final evaluation round by the jury and will compete for the awards to be granted in New York in May 2016.Read more
HANOVER, Germany and SPREITENBACH, Switzerland, April 4, 2016 (Press Release) -Product and packaging perfection: rlc | packaging group has recently begun producing eight new chocolate boxes with elaborate finishing for the Swiss chocolate brand Cailler by Nestlé. The packaging is distinguished by the artistic design and finishing, which reflect the quality of the brand. The boxes are designed with up to 14 UV printing inks using underprinting and overprinting and feature various types of finishing, including hot-foil printing in glossy gold orembossing.Read more
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA, March 31, 2016 (Press Release) -Mondi, an industry leader in the Russian and Eastern European markets, will showcase fresh packaging and paper solutions at RosUpack 2016 in Moscow.
Mondi, the international packaging and paper group, will exhibit its wide range of products at RosUpack for the third year in a row. The company will present innovative highlights from almost all parts of its business, including containerboard, speciality kraft paper, industrial bags, extrusion coatings, advanced materials, consumer goods packaging and uncoated fine paper.Read more
MILAN, Italy, April 4, 2016 (Press Release) -RdM Arnsberg, a subsidiary of Reno De Medici S.p.A., one of the world's largest producers of coated recycled cartonboard, will from April 18th to 30th 2016 commence the upgrading of its board machine. A new primary pumping system and state of the art headbox including an extended de-watering section supplied by VOITH will be installed on BM3.Read more
PALO ALTO, CA, March 29, 2016 (Press Release) -HP today announced the HP Indigo 8000 Digital Press, the industry's most productive digital narrow web press,1offering end-to-end label production at double the speed previously available.2
HP also announced upgrades for the HP Indigo 20000 and 30000 Digital Presses as well as new ink and substrate options, offering converters and brands unmatched application possibilities at faster speeds.Read more
ESPOO, Finland, March 31, 2016 (Press Release) -Valmet will supply board machine key technology and machine control systems in two new containerboard machines in China. The customer remains confidential. Valmet's delivery includes headbox and press section technology and a machine control system.
The order is included in Valmet's first quarter 2016 orders received. The value of the order will not be disclosed. Typically, an upgrade of two lines of this scope is valued at EUR 20-30 million.Read more
LINNICH, Germany, March 29, 2016 (Press Release) -Wine specialist South Wine Company (SWC) is expanding its range of packaging and is now making its "Odyssey"-brand quality wines available on the Russian market in aseptic carton packs. The company has opted for the packaging and filling technology from SIG Combibloc: four of its own home-grown semi-dry wines are now offered in the combiblocSlimline 1,000 ml carton pack. The South Wine Company's wines have previously been available in glass bottles only.Read more


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Palms Springs, "Se-Khi" (Cahuilla for boiling water) was first and still is home of the Cahuilla Indians the "Agua Caliente" (Spanish for Hot Waters) Tribe. They have lived here for the past 500 years. Eventually a reservation was established in 1896, which covers 32,000 acres making them the largest landowners of the city. During the 1970's it became a popular summer home for many retirees, making winter time a virtual ghost town. It was also a favorite of many celebrities who made this area their full time residence, such as Dina Shore, Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, and who cannot forget Sony Bono once Mayor of Palms Springs turned Senator.
Now it is still popular for its sun kiss sunshine, dry weather, and beautiful summer nights. Downtown is collective sorts of buildings ranging from the roaring 1920's to today. Lots of history still can be found if your take the time to browse and literally look around up and down the main streets. You will never know what you may find. Lots of wonderful accommodations, many of those are historic, numerous dining establishments, shopping, museums, attractions and many yearly special events to enjoy.
Just keep in mind this is the desert so during the high summer season the heat can be extreme and winter months can steep into freezing. So dress accordingly and be sure to bring or have lots of fluids available.
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- Cons:Locals run red lights a lot and be careful in cross walks!
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That is a beautiful photo of the Agua Caliente Women Bronze Statue! I have never heard of Solar Trash Compactors before, sounds interesting.
I didn't realize that Palm Springs had so many things to see and do!
Hi Dee, Thanks for visiting my Llandaff page. Great pics and tips here on an area I really know very little about - thanks for the info! :-)
I have known some that lived here when they had the money out in Newport Beach-not now. It is quite a place out in nowhere. NIce job of showing the sites.
LOVE the historical markers! One of my fav things when travelling. :) Have a great rest of the week!
Thank you to show me all what I have missed during my very short visit! Hiking Mount San Jacinto State Park looks awsome!
Dee, wish you had some hotel tips to go with your great things to do tips. Might be heading down that way in March. Larry
You've got some good tips - ideas for our next trip here.
Excellent page, there certainly is plenty to see and do here! I have never been in a Revolving ariel tram, that would be quite interesting in itself.
Delightful tour bringing back great memories - going now to Palm Desert - hope to find Indian Canyon. Grazie, Dee <(•¿•)>
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For GrayFoxGree and friends! All the characters playing their instrument in a field until sun-down. Sounds like a fun time. c:
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just EPIC!!!
You draw tha animals with human appearence very well ^^
I will continue practicing ^^
I will continue practicing ^^
Great work!
Your colors are amazing!!! One of my friends was talking about your artwork and she also loves your colors. I also like the contrast of your grass and the sunset. The sun really pops out.
Awesome work!
Dude, why do you make like chuck norris and draw so awsomely!?!?!(awsome, by the way)
I really needed a super smile today. Thanks, this is adorable.
okay, I REALLY liked this.
Aww I love this picture! Especially the way you shaded it, beautiful oranges and yellows. And mixing the blue in at the top just made it pop!
Can never go wrong with blue and orange.
Can never go wrong with blue and orange.
Saw this over on FA, looks really sweet, the composition works really well and the rendering/colour choices really add to it. Great job.
Really nice
the effects and expressions of this artwork extends its overall performance level, increasing it even further than awesomness
Cool I like the shading
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Wow, i really like this one,
I seriously need to make a picture that involves instruments. I like the expressions on each individual character and the sky is quite nice.
This is really nice. I especially love the sky. How it changes from warm red colors to cold black.
the lighting is magical! the characters in the foreground almost look like constellations when they're against the starry sky
That picture has a nice composition
....gorgeous little piece....maybe they'll use it for their album....X3
still have no idea how you do it..... LOVE IT!!
kkk fun
I see that ocarina! As a serious, hardcore ocarina player (youtube channel and all), it makes me giddy to see you adding it in to this lil illustration.
That being said, this whole illustration is amazing, ocarina or not. ^.=.^
That being said, this whole illustration is amazing, ocarina or not. ^.=.^
wow cool
You could seriously be a great children's animated movie promo poster illustrator. This gives off a cool retro Disney vibe of sorts, with the artful composition arrangement and vibrant colors going on. The way you creatively balanced lightness and darkness is also a nice indicator of how well you can showcase your grip on control.
Excellent work dude.
Excellent work dude.
Dude, this is fricken' sweet!
Epic job!
Epic job!
This is precious!
x3 Just looking at the instruments makes me think that I'd like this kind of music!
Is She Playing an Ocarina?! Thats What it looks like!
i play it too!
i play it too!
Love the fiddler, nice job!
Why is your composition so good. D:
This looks so freakin' beautiful! I love the sky colors and the entire feel and atmosphere in this pis ^ ^
Great artwork!
That's beautiful. x3 Bet it sounds great too!
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In some cases the Sophos database is not fully upgraded by the management server installer. There are various reasons for the Sophos database not having been upgraded, the most common are:
In any case you may have to run the UpgradeDB.exe command to migrate the data from the previous Sophos database to the latest version. This article explains how to use the UpgradeDB.exe program to upgrade (i.e., transfer data from) a previous Sophos database to the current. This is the same tool called during the upgrade of the management server component.
Known to apply to the following Sophos product(s) and version(s) Enterprise Console 5.4.0Enterprise Console 5.3.1Enterprise Console 5.3.0Enterprise Console 5.2.2Enterprise Console 5.2.1 R2Enterprise Console 5.2.1Enterprise Console 5.2.0Enterprise Console 5.1.0Enterprise Console 5.0.0Enterprise Console 4.7.1Enterprise Console 4.7.0
\Program Files\Sophos\Enterprise Console\
\Program Files (x86)\Sophos\Enterprise Console\
\Program Files\Sophos\Enterprise Manager\
\Program Files (x86)\Sophos\Enterprise Manager\
\Program Files\Sophos\SCC\
\Program Files (x86)\Sophos\SCC\
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Sophos\EE\Management Tools\DatabaseConnectionMS HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\(Wow6432Node)\Sophos\EE\Management Tools\DatabaseConnectionMS
Note: For a list of supported upgrade paths see article 119105.
Example usage
upgradedb.exe -debug -sourceVersion=521
upgradedb.exe -debug -sourceVersion=52
upgradedb.exe -debug -sourceVersion=51
upgradedb.exe -debug -sourceVersion=50
upgradedb.exe -debug -sourceVersion=47
upgradedb.exe -debug -sourceVersion=45
upgradedb.exe -debug -sourceVersion=2
upgradedb.exe -debug -sourceVersion=45 -udl=sophos.udl
Technical Information
'UpgradeDB.exe' is run as part of the management server installer and not as part of the database installer. It reads the database connection string from the registry of the management server, namely HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\[Wow6432Node]\Sophos\EE\Management Tools\DatabaseConnectionMS', to locate the SQL instance where the Sophos database resides.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\[Wow6432Node]\Sophos\EE\Management Tools\DatabaseConnectionMS
'UpgradeDB.exe' calls the SQL stored procedure 'dbo.FromXto4' or 'dbo.FromX' (depending on version) in the new database to initiate the transfer. Examples of the called commands are as follows:
dbo.FromXto4 4, 0
dbo.FromXto4 45, 0
dbo.FromXto4 47, 0
dbo.FromXto4 50, 0
dbo.FromX 50, 0
dbo.FromX 51, 0
dbo.FromX 51, 0
dbo.FromX 52, 0 dbo.RedirectSynonyms 'SOPHOS521'
dbo,FromX 51, 0
dbo.FromX 52, 0 dbo.RedirectSynonyms 'SOPHOS540'
dbo.FromX 521, 0 dbo.RedirectSynonyms 'SOPHOS540'
If this data is moved successfully from the old database to the new database the 'UpgradeStatus' value in the 'dbo.Upgrade' table of the new database is then set to 2. The upgrade status value is used to tell the Sophos Management Service that the new database has been upgraded as is ready to be used. If the value is not 2 it will fail to start until the upgrade status is correct.
If you need more information or guidance, then please contact technical support.
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Under Ohio law, petitions require signatures from both a supporter, who must reside in Cincinnati in the case of parking petitions, and a witness, who must be an Ohio resident and witness the act of someone signing the petition.
The video shows what seems to be parking petitions placed on business counters with limited supervision — potential evidence that some of the parking petitions were signed without a witness present.
Tim Burke, chairman of the Hamilton County Democratic Party and Hamilton County Board of Elections, says the Board of Elections is currently looking into what process needs to be followed as a result of the video.
Traditionally, Burke says, someone has to file a challenge, which would then be investigated by the board. At that point, the board would rely on subpoenas to get testimony from witnesses to determine whether their petitions were valid.
"Under oath, circulators are likely to tell us the truth," Burke says. "Did you witness all the signatures on that parking petition? If he says no or she says no, ... then none of those signatures are valid."But Burke says it's so far unclear whether that process will happen.
"The video is interesting, but it doesn't prove anything," he says. "Any challenger would have to link each one of those shots in the video to specific petitions that were signed by the circulator of the petition that was on those counters."
Even if someone did bring a challenge, it would require nearly 4,000 invalid signatures to halt the parking plan referendum effort. Yesterday, the Board of Elections announced the referendum effort had gathered 12,446 valid signatures — considerably more than the 8,522 required.
"Because they are so far over, there's going to have to be more evidence by any petitioner that there are problems well beyond those five or six sights shown in the video," Burke says.
Circulators who mishandled the process would
not face charges; instead, the signatures would simply be
discarded, according to Burke.
City Solicitor John Curp says the city's law department is taking "no side on whether there's a vote," and the city administration has not taken action based on the video.
Curp says he would like to confirm whether those are parking petitions and if the video is factual in its presentation.
"If those were parking petitions, that was certainly troubling," he says. "I hope this gets worked out in a timely manner."
The parking plan would lease the city's parking assets to the Greater Cincinnati Port Authority to help balance the city's operating budget deficits for the next two years and fund development projects around the city, including a downtown grocery store ("Parking Stimulus," issue of Feb. 27).
Opponents say they're concerned the plan will lead to higher parking rates and extended hours that will hurt the local economy. With 12,466 valid signatures, their referendum effort is expected to culminate in a vote this November.
City officials previously warned that without the parking plan the city will have to lay off cops and firefighters.
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Gov. John Kasich gave his State of the State speech
yesterday. Kasich focused on his budget proposal and jobs, and he
urged lawmakers to take up the Medicaid expansion. Cleveland's The Plain Dealer has a thorough report on the speech here. CityBeat gave an in-depth look at Kasich's budget in this week's cover story here.
City Manager Milton Dohoney Jr. proposed an ambitious parking and economic development plan yesterday. The 30-year plan, which Dohoney called a "public-public partnership," will lease the city's parking assets to the Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority to fund more than $100 million in projects around the city, including the I-71/MLK Interchange, Tower Place Mall and a high-rise that will house a downtown grocery store. As part of the deal, the city will retain control over parking rates, operation hours and the placement of meters.
The Kenton County Fiscal Court unanimously voted against tolls
to pay for the Brent Spence Bridge project, reports WVXU. County
residents are concerned the tolls will be a financial drain for
commuters and travelers, but finding other sources of funding for the project has been an ongoing struggle.
An Ohio woman claims she was fired after voting for President Barack Obama in the 2012 election, reports Dayton Daily News. Patricia Kunkle's lawsuit claims her former employer, Roberta "Bobbie" Gentile of Q-Mark Inc., threatened to fire workers if Obama won election and that Obama supporters would be first on the list.
John Cranley, former Democratic council member, will formally launch his mayoral campaign today. The kick-off will be at 20th Century Theater in Oakley at 5:30 p.m. Cranley's main opponent will most likely be Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls, a fellow Democrat. The two Democrats have split on one issue: the streetcar. Qualls supports it, while Cranley is against it. CityBeat covered the streetcar and how it relates to the mayor's race here.
The University of Cincinnati is conducting research for how to locate food deserts, reports the Business Courier. Professor Michael Widener is looking at where people live and work, with a focus on how many people are able to stop by a grocery store after a workday.
Failing to yield caused 37,475 crashes in 2012, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Altogether, the crashes killed 187 people and injured 23,353. Young drivers, aged 16 to 25, were at fault for 30 percent of the crashes — nearly twice as high as those aged 26 to 35, who caused 16 percent of accidents. The full county-by-county report is available here.
UC will spend $2 million on design work for Nippert Stadium, reports WLWT. UC hopes the work will attract an Atlantic Coast Conference invitation.
Popular Science has a demonstration of scientists teaching language to a childlike robot.
Got questions for CityBeat about, well, anything? Submit them here, and we'll try to get back to you in our first Answers Issue.
Even without the parking plan, the city passed a budget with no public safety layoffs and is moving forward with plans for the Uptown interchange project, a downtown grocery store, a new garage to replace Pogue's Garage, Wasson Way and the Smale Riverfront Park. The turnaround has prompted some critics to question whether city officials were being honest when they cited a list of potential problems if the city failed to semi-privatize its parking assets to raise funds, but Mayor Mark Mallory and supporters say a lot changed between the time the threats were made and now, including tax revenues coming in at $4.5 million better than projected.
The Columbus Dispatch says Gov. John Kasich has found himself "playing defense" in the current budget cycle — a sharp contrast to the budget cycle in 2011. Both the Ohio House and Senate have greatly changed Kasich's original budget plan. Instead of taking up Kasich on his plan to expand the sales tax while lowering the rate, cut income taxes by 20 percent across the board and cut small business taxes, the House approved a 7-percent across-the-board income tax cut and the Senate replaced the House plan with a tax cut aimed at small businesses. Both chambers also rejected the Kasich-backed, federally funded Medicaid expansion and the governor's education funding plan.
Democratic Councilman Chris Seelbach says he was yelled and sworn at for several minutes by Democratic mayoral candidate John Cranley's campaign manager following open questions about whether Cranley is still a Democrat. Cranley has long opposed the city's streetcar project and parking plan, which have both received support from a majority of Democrats in City Council, and tacitly supports Amy Murray, a Republican City Council candidate.
Estimates for Cincinnati's Horseshoe Casino improved last month, coming in at $2 million more than April's estimates. The $20 million estimate is still nearly $2 million less than the casino received on opening month.
Former mayor Eugene Ruehlman died Saturday night at the age of 88.
Ohio gas prices remain at nearly $4 this week, above the national average.
The self-proclaimed "whistleblower" who leaked details about two NSA surveillance programs has revealed himself in Hong Kong.
Apparently Kings Island is open, and Adventure Express was evacuated due to a "mechanical problem."
The latest design for skateboard wheels is a square.
Cold War-era radiation apparently has the answer for whether adults keep making new brain cells.
John Cranley is calling for the city to halt progress on the streetcar after a report from The Cincinnati Enquirer revealed the city's construction bids are $26 million to $43 million over budget. City Manager Milton Dohoney says the city might throw out the bids and start the bidding process again, but no final decision has been made yet. But Cranley argues the city has no leverage over bidders because it already bought the streetcars. In CityBeat's in-depth look at the streetcar, Meg Olberding, city spokesperson, said the cars had to be bought early so they can be built, tested and burned into the tracks while giving staff enough time to get trained — a process that could take as long as two and a half years. The city also cautions that sorting through the bids will take a few more weeks.
The Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) landed a $2.5 million grant to purchase seven new buses. U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, an Ohio Democrat, yesterday announced SORTA had won the competitive grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation. The new buses will replace old ones that are no longer good for service.The Horseshoe Casino got approval from the state yesterday despite fears of bankruptcy surrounding the casino's parent company. As a precaution, the Ohio Casino Control Commission is requiring Caesar's, the troubled company, to undergo annual financial reviews and notify the commission of any major financial plans, including any intent to file bankruptcy. Caesar's is currently $22 billion in debt.
Ohio legislators have a lot of questions about Gov. John Kasich's new school funding formula. Kasich claims his formula levels the playing field between poor and wealthy schools, but Rep. Ryan Smith, a Republican, pointed out his poor Appalachian district is getting no money under the formula, while the suburban, well-off Olentangy Schools are getting a 300 percent increase. In a previous glimpse at the numbers for Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS), CityBeat found the funding increases aren't enough to make up for past cuts — largely because of the phaseout of tangible personal property reimbursements.
Another report found low-performing schools could be forced to outsource teaching. The new policy has aggravated some local officials.
Kasich's budget will apparently benefit the state's mentally ill and addicted. Mental health advocates said the budget will expand treatment, housing and other services. Most of the benefits will come from the Medicaid expansion.
CPS says it will not lose any funding over the state auditor's attendance scrubbing report. The report, released Tuesday, found CPS had been scrubbing attendance data, but the school district claims errors were not intentional.
Hamilton County Board of Commissioners President Chris Monzel will give the State of the County address later today.
Ohio Third Frontier approved $3.6 million in new funds to support Ohio innovation. About $200,000 is going to Main Street Ventures, a Cincinnati-based startup accelerator.
Cincinnati Art Museum named an interim curator: Cynthia Amneus.
Covington is getting a new city hall.
New evidence shows lab testing on mice may not be helpful for humans. Apparently, mice and human genes are too different for treatments to be comparable.
Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls and ex-Councilman John Cranley focused most of their disagreement on the streetcar and parking lease at yesterday's first post-primary mayoral debate. No matter the subject, Cranley repeatedly referenced his opposition to the streetcar project and his belief that it's siphoning city funds from more important projects and forcing the city to raise property taxes to pay for debt. Qualls argued the streetcar project will produce economic growth and grow the city's tax base, which the city could then leverage for more development projects; that claim has been backed by studies from consulting firm HDR and the University of Cincinnati, which put the streetcar's return on investment at three-to-one. On the parking lease, Qualls claimed money raised through the lease could be used to leverage economic development projects, while Cranley said the lease would hurt an entire generation by shifting control of Cincinnati's parking assets from the city to the unelected Port Authority and private companies.
State Rep. Denise Driehaus and Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld, both of Cincinnati, called on the state government to reverse its decision to not give local company Pure Romance tax credits. Pure Romance, a $100 million-plus company whose product lineup includes sex toys, was planning on moving from Loveland to downtown Cincinnati with local and state support, but because the state declined the tax breaks, the company is now considering moving to Covington, Ky. Gov. John Kasich's administration has said Pure Romance doesn't fit into the traditional industries the state invests in, but Democratic legislators argue Kasich's social conservatism is getting in the way of keeping jobs in Ohio.
Ohio House Speaker William Batchelder says he has "literally no thoughts" about the possibility of the state expanding Medicaid without the legislature and through the state Controlling Board — a possibility that Kasich hinted at earlier in the week. Kasich has been pleading with the Ohio General Assembly to take up the federally funded Medicaid expansion, but Republican legislators have so far refused. If the Controlling Board does expand Medicaid, Batchelder said the state legislature will likely pass some protections in case the federal government reneges on its funding proposal. Under Obamacare, states are asked to expand Medicaid to 138 percent of the federal poverty level; if they accept, the federal government will pay for the entire expansion through 2016 then phase its payments down to an indefinite 90 percent.
Documents uncovered by USA Today further show the IRS, particularly through its offices in Cincinnati, targeted tea party groups by looking at "anti-Obama rhetoric," inflammatory language and "emotional" statements made by nonprofits seeking tax-exempt status.
Cincinnati's newest police chief will be sworn in on Sept. 30. The city manager on Friday officially picked Jeffrey Blackwell, deputy chief of the Columbus Division of Police.
The Cincinnati area's economy grew by 2.7 percent in 2012, slightly higher than the country's 2.5-percent growth in the same year.
In perhaps another sign of growing local momentum, venture capitalists appear to be investing more in Cincinnati's entrepreneurs.
Following two high-profile suicides at Ohio's prisons, an expert on inmate suicides will inspect the state's facilities and protocols.
Saks Fifth Avenue might move to Kenwood Collection.
Cincinnati-based Procter & Gamble and TriHealth are among the top 100 companies for working mothers, according to the magazine Working Mother.
A very rare genetic mutation makes subjects immune to pain.
Early reports from the Hamilton County Board of Elections indicate Election Day is proceeding with minimal problems and voter turnout is considerably better than it was for the Sept. 10 mayoral primary.
"There's always bumps in every election … but nothing highly unusual," says Sally Krisel, deputy director of the board of elections.
Countywide voter turnout was estimated at 20 percent around noon, with turnout in Cincinnati stronger than the rest of the county, according to Krisel. But she cautions that the numbers are still unclear and could completely change, particularly after work hours.
Turnout is particularly strong in wards one, four and five, according to Krisel. That could be good news for mayoral candidate John Cranley, who handily won all three wards in the primary against opponents Roxanne Qualls, Jim Berns and Sandra "Queen" Noble.
But since citywide voter turnout was an abysmal 5.74 percent in the
primary election, it remains uncertain how much primary results will
ultimately reflect on Tuesday's election. Historically, Cincinnati's mayoral primaries failed to predict the winner of the general election.
Cranley obtained nearly 56 percent of the vote on Sept. 10, while Qualls got slightly more than 37 percent. Both candidates received enough support to advance to Tuesday's ballot, but the Qualls campaign acknowledged the lopsided results were disappointing.
To obtain the Election Day numbers, the county is for the first time tracking ballot usage. Krisel says the measure allows the county to gauge countywide voter turnout and whether more ballots are needed in different voting locations.
Tuesday's votes come in addition to 20,500 absentee and early voters across the county, about 90 percent of who already submitted ballots to the board of elections. Krisel claims that's about half the amount of early voters from two years ago, but she says she doesn't know whether that will reflect on the final turnout numbers.
The election is the first time Cincinnati voters will elect City Council members for four-year terms, which means Tuesday's results will effectively set the city's agenda for the next four years. Voters are also deciding on a new mayor, the Cincinnati Public Schools board, two property tax levies for the local library and zoo, and a proposal that would privatize Cincinnati's pension system for city employees.
Polls will remain open until 7:30 p.m. To find out where to vote, visit the board of elections website.
For more election coverage and CityBeat's endorsements, go to the official election page here.
Gov. John Kasich will not look to the full legislature to expand Medicaid and is instead asking a seven-member legislative oversight panel to consider using federal funds for the next two years to expand Medicaid eligibility to more low-income Ohioans. The Controlling Board, which is made up of one Kasich appointee, four Republican legislators and two Democratic legislators, will make its decision on Oct. 21. The expansion would allow Medicaid, the government-run health insurance program, to cover all Ohioans up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level, or individuals with an annual income of $15,856.20 or less. The Health Policy Institute of Ohio previously found the expansion would generate $1.8 billion for Ohio and insure nearly half a million Ohioans over the next decade.
Cincinnati's 2013 mayoral and City Council elections may be on track for the lowest ever voter turnout. As of Friday, the Hamilton County Board of Elections had processed 3,173 absentee ballot applications in Cincinnati. At the same point in 2011, the board had processed 8,964 applications in the city. The numbers come just one month after a measly 5.68 percent of voters cast a ballot in the mayoral primary election, much lower than the mayoral primaries held on Sept. 11, 2001, the day of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon, and 2005.
Hamilton County Commissioner Greg Hartmann acknowledges Union Terminal is in need of repairs, but he says the Museum Center must lower the estimated $180 million price tag on the project. "These are great facilities, but we don't have an unlimited amount of dollars, and I think taxpayers expect us to view their tax dollars in that way. I think that number for the Museum Center is too high right now. I've encouraged them to bring that number way down for (county commissioners) to consider having the property tax payers of this county pay for it," Hartmann said.
Hamilton County judges say witness intimidation is on the rise, which could be making it more difficult to put criminals in prison. Judges are so concerned that they banned cellphones from their courtrooms after some residents used the devices to take pictures of witnesses and showed the photos in neighborhoods as an intimidation tactic, according to The Cincinnati Enquirer. Now, some witnesses are refusing to testify even when threatened with jail. To them, the threat of violent crime is so real that some jail time makes more sense in comparison.
City officials plan to break ground today for a new police station for District 3 on the west side of Cincinnati. The district serves East Price Hill, East Westwood, English Woods, Lower Price Hill, Millvale, North Fairmount, Riverside, Roll Hill, Sayler Park, Sedamsville, South Cumminsville, South Fairmount, West Price Hill and Westwood.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) asked the Ohio EPA to explain in writing why a proposed permit for Murray Energy's coal slurry project doesn't include certain pollution limits. Without the restrictions on specific toxic gases, the U.S. EPA could reject the project's permit. Former Ohio EPA Surface Water Division Chief George Elmaraghy previously said his call to adhere to pollution limits for coal companies led the Kasich administration to fire him.
Part of Ohio's electronic food stamp system temporarily shut down on Saturday after a glitch cropped up at Xerox, the company that handles the electronic benefit system. The partial shutdown affected 16 other states as well.
StateImpact Ohio recommends "eight must-read posts" on Ohio's new Common Core education standards.
Ohio gas prices increased this week, edging toward the U.S. average.
Cincinnati-based Procter & Gamble appeared in Reuters' list of top 100 innovators for the third year in a row.
Popular Science hosts an in-depth look at what it will take to find life outside of Earth. Hint: It requires more funding and public support.
Early voting for the 2013 City Council and mayoral elections is now underway. Find your voting location here. Normal voting hours will be 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., although some days will be extended.
CityBeat yesterday revealed its endorsements for the City Council and mayoral races. Check them out here. Also, early voting is now underway. Find your voting location here. Normal voting hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., although some days are extended.
JobsOhio and similar privatized development agencies in other states create scandals and potentials of conflicts of interests instead of jobs, according to an Oct. 23 report from Good Jobs First. The report found that privatized development agencies in seven states, including Ohio, tend to also exaggerate job claims and resist basic oversight. JobsOhio in particular is chaired by people who donated to Gov. John Kasich's campaign. The agency also received public money without informing the legislature, and it gained a legal exemption from full public audits, public records laws and open meeting rules. Kasich and Republican legislators in 2011 established JobsOhio to replace the Ohio Department of Development. They argue JobsOhio's privatized, secretive nature helps the agency establish job-creating development deals at the "speed of business." But Democrats say JobsOhio is ripe for abuse, difficult to hold accountable and unclear in its results.
A bill that intends to bring uniformity to Ohio's complex municipal income tax code got a makeover, but cities say the bill still reduces their revenues. Business groups are pushing for the bill so they can more easily work from city to city and county to county without dealing with a web of different forms and regulations, but cities are concerned they'll lose as much as $2 million a year. Many cities already lost some state funding after Kasich and the Republican legislature slashed local government funding, which reduced revenues for Cincinnati in particular by $22.2 million in 2013, according to City Manager Milton Dohoney.
Opponents of Issue 4, the tea party-backed city charter amendment that would semi-privatize Cincinnati's pension system, say it could force the city to cut services by 41 percent or raise taxes significantly. CityBeat analyzed the amendment in further detail here.
Converting Mercy Mt. Airy Hospital into a crime lab for the county coroner's office could cost $21.5 million, well under the previously projected $56 million. Hamilton County Coroner Lakshmi Sammarco says it could be the most economical way for the county to get a crime lab, which the coroner's office says it desperately needs. Hamilton County Administrator Christian Sigman says he's still concerned about operating costs, but he'll review the new estimates and advise county commissioners on how to proceed.
An Over-the-Rhine business owner says Cincinnati Center City Development Corp. (3CDC) "dropped the ball" with incentives for retail businesses, and he's now looking to move his store, Joseph Williams Home, to the suburbs. Specifically, Fred Arrowood says 3CDC has done a lot to accommodate restaurants and bars, but it failed to live up to promises to attract and retain retail businesses. But 3CDC points to its own numbers: Spaces in OTR are currently leased in contracts with 20 businesses, 15 restaurants or bars and 14 soft goods retailers.
Cincinnati State and the University of Cincinnati yesterday signed an agreement that will make it easier for students with two-year degrees at Cincinnati State to get four-year degrees at UC.
The Cincinnati Enquirer hosted a City Council candidate forum yesterday. Find their coverage here.
Northeast Ohio Media: "Ohio abortion clinic closings likely to accelerate under new state regulations." (CityBeat reported on the regulations, which were passed with the two-year state budget, here.)
Gov. Kasich and Ohio Sen. Rob Portman, two Republicans widely perceived as potential presidential candidates in 2016, don't register even 1 percent of the vote in New Hampshire, a key primary state.
Cincinnati-based Omnicare agreed to pay $120 million to resolve a case involving alleged kickbacks and false claims, according to lawyers representing a whistleblower. The company says the settlement is not an admission of liability or wrongdoing.
Chef David Falk of Boca wrote a moving love letter to Cincinnati.
On Oct. 29, local residents will be able to give feedback to Cincinnati officials about the city budget — and also nab some free pizza. The open budgeting event is from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Oct. 29 at 1115 Bates Ave., Cincinnati.
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Attorney General Mike DeWine's office is taking steps to secure Ohio's facial recognition program against hackers after potential problems were found. The program allows law enforcement and other public officials to use a simple photo to search driver's license and mugshot databases to get contact information. In the past, officials needed a name or address to search such databases. But the program apparently wasn't following proper security protocols and lacked typical requirements for passwords, including a mix of upper- and lowercase letters, numbers and special characters, according to The Cincinnati Enquirer. Previously, Gov. John Kasich compared the program's potential for abuse to breaches of privacy made through federal surveillance programs such as the National Security Agency and Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
Tomorrow is the day of the mayoral primary, in which voters will decide between Democrat Roxanne Qualls, Democrat John Cranley, Libertarian Jim Berns and Independent Sandra "Queen" Noble. The two winners will move on to a head-to-head face-off on Nov. 5. Currently, Qualls and Cranley are widely seen as the frontrunners. It's difficult to predict how many people will turn out to vote, but only 21 percent of Cincinnati voters participated in the mayoral primary in 2005.
A Cincinnati entrepreneur is aiming to innovate solar energy through his GoSun solar cooker, which will use solar collectors traditionally seen on solar panels to cook food. Patrick Sherwin launched a Kickstarter campaign for the project on Sept. 5. He says his original interest in solar energy came from a desire to move away from harmful fossil fuels that are warming the planet, and this project gives him a chance to inspire a small cultural shift.
Councilman Chris Seelbach will today introduce new legislation that will help crack down on cellphone theft by making it more difficult to sell stolen devices. The initiative will require the hundreds of dealers who currently buy cellphones second-hand to get licensed with the city and keep full records of the transaction, including a serial number of the device, a photocopy of the seller's ID and other contact information. Seelbach has likened the requirements to existing regulations for pawn shops. The hope is that cracking down on dealers will make stolen cellphones more difficult to sell and less lucrative to potential thieves.
Four finalists remain in the search for Cincinnati's new police chief: acting Chief Paul Humphries; Jeffrey Blackwell, deputy chief of the Columbus, Ohio, Police Department; Michael Dvorak, deputy chief of the Mesa, Ariz., Police Department; and Jerry Speziale, deputy superintendent of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Police.
Butler County turns away more veterans seeking aid than any county in Ohio. In 2012, veterans asked for help 432 times; they were turned away nearly 40 percent of the time.
Although tax receipts are up, they're coming in below estimate for the first two months of the new fiscal year. The lower-than-expected revenue could cause deficits in the state budget.
Ohio gas prices are rising toward the national average.
Human babies are apparently hardwired to pay attention to lemurs.
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Following Democratic mayoral candidate John Cranley's announcement Friday to increase city contracts with minority- and women-owned businesses once elected, fellow Democratic mayoral candidate and Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls echoed support for the proposals, although she disputed Cranley's record on the issue. One issue in particular is the Croson study that would allow the city to prepare for a broader inclusion plan for minorities and women. Qualls has repeatedly proposed a Croson study during her time in City Council and previous time in the mayor's office, but she says Cranley failed to publicly raise the issue at all during his time on council between 2000 and 2009.
Cincinnati's streetcar project cleared another hurdle Friday when Messer Construction announced it needed $500,000 to carry out construction work, which is easily covered by the project's $10 million contingency fund. With a construction contract, new funding and accountability measures now moving forward, the only potential issue is who has to pay to move utility lines to accommodate for streetcar tracks. The city claims Duke Energy does, while the energy company puts the onus on the city. That issue is currently being worked out in court, although the city has already set aside $15 million to carry out the work for now and just in case Duke isn't forced to carry the costs. Throughout the streetcar's history, the project has been mired in misrepresentations and exaggerations, which CityBeat covered in further detail here.
The recently approved two-year state budget provides about $517 million less local government funding than the budget did in 2011, even though it pays for $2.7 billion in new tax cuts. Democrats have been highly critical of the cuts, but the governor's office says local governments are effectively getting more funding through other sources not particularly geared for city and county governments. CityBeat covered local government funding in greater detail here and the state budget here.
Some state officials are pushing to establish an online, searchable database that would allow Ohio taxpayers to track state spending penny-by-penny. The state treasurer's office already maintains a database for teacher and state employee salaries.
The Health Careers Collaborative, an organization working to increase health care employment in Greater Cincinnati, has a new leader.
Amish communities in Ohio are questioning whether they should take royalties for land that would be used for fracking, an oil and gas extraction process that environmentalists claim is dangerous for surrounding air and water. For the Amish, the issue is spiritual, rooted in their religious restrictions against technology and many facets of the modern world. CityBeat covered fracking and its ongoing effect on some Ohio communities in greater detail here.
Ohio gas prices are starting up this week.
Twinkies are returning to store shelves today.
HD 189773b, a blue exoplanet, may look hospitable, but the planet has a bad habit of raining glass sideways.


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Now that they're in, the Indianapolis Colts are serious about the playoffs.
Not that they weren't before. But after defying all expectations and overcoming seemingly insurmountable obstacles to get here, they are determined to do more of the same in the postseason.
They have no plans for an early exit. In fact, they have no exit strategy at all.
"It's definitely not over by any means. We're not happy just to be in," rookie quarterback Andrew Luck said, echoing the prevailing locker room sentiment. "There's an ongoing (mindset), just like every team in the playoffs, and we're shooting for that goal. We'll take it one week at a time.
"It is great to be in the playoffs for those veterans, but that's not the end of the journey by any means."
Rookie running back Vick Ballard agreed. He sees no reason why the fifth-seeded Colts' season can't extend their season beyond Sunday's wild-card game at No. 4 Baltimore (10-6).
In fact, he expects them to.
"If you lose, you go home," Ballard said. "We are definitely not ready to go home, so you prepare that much harder and (pay) more attention to detail."
If it all sounds like hollow talk from a team that backed into the playoffs, listen closer.
Despite a revamped roster that features a wealth of first-, second- and third-year players, the Colts first talked about the postseason in training camp, then proceeded to play their way in.
Indianapolis won five of its final six regular-season games and never lost on back-to-back weeks.
It even had a chance to win the AFC South title late in the year and concluded the regular season with a 28-16 humbling of eventual division champion Houston.
Little wonder players don't regard the postseason a pleasant surprise. Rather, its a destination they expected to reach.
"That's the approach we've been taking this entire year," rookie tight end Dwayne Allen said. "Coach (Chuck) Pagano told us before the season that we are not in a rebuilding phase. It's more like reloading because we're here to play now.
"We're not building for next year and years to come, even though we plan to be successful in years to come. It's about now."
Linebackers Robert Mathis and Dwight Freeney couldn't agree more. The elder statesmen of the Colts' defense, they have a keen appreciation for what the young team has accomplished. Moreover, they are thrilled to be part of the ride.
"It's very special because from the (beginning) people predicted us to be 1-15," Mathis said, noting the Colts were coming off a 2-14 season. "So 11-5 and add (the playoffs) to it, it's very special. We're reaping the benefits of our labor. You never take it for granted. I would say that last year makes you appreciate winning even more.
"It's never easy to win in the NFL. Last year was evidence of that."
Although nothing has come easy for the Colts, they have found ways to win close games and, as a result, ride a wave of confidence and momentum into the postseason.
"You can't take it for granted. The wins are hard to come by," Freeney said. "But this is what we play for. It's not just to win 10 games. It's to be in the playoffs and to get to that game at the end."
Baltimore just happens to be the first stop along the way for a team that continues to not only dream big but plays big in big moments. Where it plays and whom it plays are of no consequence.
"It doesn't matter to us. We'll play in the parking lot," Freeney said. "We just want to go out there and play football and be in this dance, which we are, and just go out there and play against the best."


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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (AP) -- Trency Jackson scored a game-high 16 points, including a pair of free throws with 6 seconds to play, Wednesday night to lead Western Kentucky past Southern Miss 68-65.
Southern Miss (9-2) made seven of its nine 3-point shots after halftime and Jerrold Brooks hit his fifth and final 3-pointer with 1:13 remaining to pull the Golden Eagles within three, 64-61. Following a WKU timeout, Southern Miss got a stop and Neil Watson sank a pair of free throws, making it a one-point game.
The Golden Eagles were forced to foul and T.J. Price, who finished with 15 points, extended the Hilltoppers' lead to 66-63 with 22 seconds left.
Ten seconds later, Watson found Michael Craig for a layup but, after Brooks fouled, Jackson's free throws were the game's final points.
George Fant scored 15 for WKU, which made 26 of 30 free throws.
Brooks finished with 15 points.
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During just the past 14 months, West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has returned about $16.5 million to the state's general fund....
the only politician trying to fix this place.i'm glad that one is at least working.i'm hoping that he throws a bunch of politicians in jail.so much money has disappeared here through the years.i don't like politicians but I am watching this guy at work.keep it up morrisey.
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Is there a PS UNBAN version that still works with KMEAW CFW 3.55. I keep getting this error: (8002A227)
not working anymore
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Download For 4.21/4.30- PS_Unban For 4.21/4.30
Thank you to the creators... it works on 2.05, just tried it. i use this on my 2nd ps3 my nephew uses, its been banned...
my main ps3 never has been banned that i use, i'm careful not to go on black ops games or any treyarch servers... i dont start up or shut down with internet enabled, i never run homebrew with internet enabled, i sign out of psn and disable internet as soon as im done with psn... i don't use cheats... i'm online a lot with this ps3 and i've never been banned.
you can say someones gonna get unbanned banned anyway, so your gonna do what you want and not be careful, and this version wont last long, you can say well will always be another version, but i'd say sooner or later they will run out of console id's they want to give away.
i think being careful on my main ps3 and never being banned proves careful helps a lot, if the id gets flagged by sony, your gonna get banned, stay away from things that get you flagged, your chances are a lot better of not not getting banned that way. i'd run this program when you start up your ps3 even before you enable internet... just sharing what i know cause someday i may really need this little tool for my main and the versions aren't lasting like they should.
Man I freaking love you! Thanks for that link !
This works great with 3.55 Thanks
TNX a looot. You are a GOD!!
so does this mean that someone who got banned from PSN could take any random console id and potentially get a legit user who's never hacked there console banned ?
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The third annual Rural Route Film Festival, running from July 21-24 in New York City, recently announced this year's line-up, which includes six feature length films and more than two dozen shorts. Jim Jarmusch's 1995 film, "Dead Man" will open the open the festival on July 21. Starring Johnny Depp as an accountant on the run after killing a man, the surreal, black-and-white western first premiered at Cannes ten years ago. Following the screening, the Brooklyn-based "freak folk" band Akron/Family will perform. The festival, which highlights films about rural people or places, will take place at the Anthology Film Archives at 32 Second Ave. in the East Village. Following its New York Debut, the festival will hit the road, traveling to various cities throughout the U.S. and Europe.
Other feature films to be screened at this year's fest include Joseph L. Anderson's "Spring Night Summer Night" and Philip Dolan's "B Movie." Both filmmakers will attend this year's festival. "Spring Night Summer Night," which hasn't been seen in 35 years, is about a young couple from a remote, coal-mining town in Southern Ohio who learn that they may share the same father. In "B Movie," two park rangers are seduced into joining a commune and find that getting in is a lot easier than getting out.
Writer/director Katherine Lindberg's feature "Rain" and Elizabeth Barret's documentary "Stranger with a Camera," will also be featured at this year's fest. Produced by Martin Scorsese, "Rain" follows the story of a rural Iowa housewife whose life unravels when she finds out her husband is having an affair. A discussion with Lindberg will follow the screening. "Stranger with a Camera" explores the 1967 murder of Canadian filmmaker Hugh O'Connor, who was shot by a Kentucky landowner for filming on his property.
The festival will also present the following four shorts programs: "They Walk the Line," "Changin' Old Ways," "Euro Route" and "Hens, Drugs, n' Techno." All focus on the evolution of rural life in the modern world. Short film highlights include Chelsea Walton's "Fenceliners," Erik Nelson's "The Endangered P-Money Bird," Meghann Artes' "Stitch," Desmond Connellan's "Shifting Ground," Jan Troell's "The Yellow Tag," Per-Ove Högnäs' "The Happy Cow," Dan Boord and Luis Valdovino's "Two or Three Things I Know About Ohio," Mary Robertson's "The Bear Hunter," Colin Marshall's "The Reasonable Man," and Christie Herring's "Chickens in the City."
Closing the festival will be Hawes Bostic and Austin McKenna's "Barbecue is a Noun." The documentary follows a group of men from North and South Carolina who really love a good pig roast. A Q&A with Bostic will follow the film.
On Friday, July 22, Rural Route will host a filmmaker/CD release party at Sin-e at 150 Attorney St. in celebration of alt-country musician Earl Pickens's new album "Country Music Jukebox." Jessie Yamas and The Roulette Sisters will open.
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Your room has a very comfortable double bed, a desk, hard wood floor, and it is at the back of the flat so it is very quiet. The flat, which is very comfortable, has everything you need, including wireless internet, a shared bathroom, living room and a back garden.
The flat is 200 meters from New Cross Gate Station, which gives you access to the overground and the mainline railway (Note: the Overground is connected to the tube/underground - it just runs overground - all tickets are valid). There are also numerous buses, which pass the flat and go straight to central London, including several night buses, so you can always get home no matter what time of night! You can be in Trafalgar Square (by train) in just 15 minutes. The vibrant and eclectic area of Shoreditch is also just 15 minutes on the overground. The location is ideal for any tourist!
In the local area you will find everything you need for a great stay; there are food shops, cafes, restaurants, and bars all within walking distance of the flat. The flat is very close to Goldsmith University campus, so could be an ideal base if you are visiting the university for a conference.
The flat is really convenient if you are visiting the Olympic games this summer. It is just 20 minutes by bus to Greenwich were a number of events are taking place, and just 20 minutes to the stadium at Stratford, via the Overground and Jubilee Line.
Guest may use the kitchen on the following conditions:
They wash up all dishes, cutlery, pots and pans
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Guests are asked to leave the shower in a clean and fresh state.
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Guests are asked to wear house shoes in the bedroom and the rest of the house.
Guests are asked to reframe from playing music before 10am and after 10pm.
Guests are reminded that smoking is not permitted in any part of the property. This includes the bedroom and smoking at the bedroom window. Anyone found to have smoked in the property will be asked to leave.
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Boa para o preço. As camas são confortáveis e nós fomos capazes de ter quatro pessoas na sala. O apartamento é bem localizado, uma vez que a estação de metro fica apenas a 100 metros de distância. Há muitos bares e lojas 24 horas na área. Pegamos o N453 de volta para o apartamento em duas horas a partir de Regents Street, que foi muito útil como um táxi teria custado cerca de € 70.
Good room for the price. The beds are comfortable and we were able to have four people in the room. The flat is well located, since the metro station is just 100 meters away. There are many pubs and 24 hour shops in the area. We took the N453 back to the flat at 2am from Regents Street, which was really useful as a taxi would have cost about €70.
Nice quiet room. Friendly atmosphere. Helpful host. Sainsbury and trainstation just 3 minutes up the Road. The room was Nice, clean and simple, but the floor in the toilet and bath was not so clean - which is natural with so Many people staying the same place.
Only let down was The fridge, it was neglected. it was dirty and there were clearly signs of people not cleaning and throwing away their stuff after their stay!
All in all a good stay!
First of all, I travelled with 3 friends to London. As we arrived at the accommodation no Sidney was seen anywhere, only a French guy with a few command of English who lives in the apartment as well. He showed us around the apartment and suddenly it became clear that we should share this appartment with about 13 other people. That was a big shock for all of us, especially because there is only one toilette and one seperate shower! There I have to mention that the hydraulic thrust is too low. That means if someone flushes the tiolette, the flush doesn´t work the next 10 - 15 minutes. Furthermore our room (Asian) was very tiny for four people.
Besides that the accommodation is ok, you reach the city by bus in 30-45 minutes and the next supermarket is a 7 minute-walk away.
If you like to meet new people and do not travel with your family, the apartment is ok. But in my opinion the price is far too high, mainly because of the fact that is not your private appartment, but you share kitchen and bathroom with a lot of other people.
Sidney war super freundlich und er hilft euch bei gerne bei Fragen. Die Zimmer sind sauber und ordentlich. Die Lage der Wohnung gut. Vor dem Haus ist eine Bushaltestelle und die Straße runter eine Station.
moyennement contente de mon séjour chez sidney...
arrivée à 20h30 pas de propriétaire, pas de chambre... sidney avait loué deux fois notre chambre !! nous avons finalement pu avoir une chambre grâce à la gentillesse d'une locataire qui a bien voulu nous laisser la sienne qui était plus grande et en a pris une plus petite... aprés en ce qui concerne l'état de l'appartement, il ne faut pas être trés regardant sur la propreté... de plus notre chambre était trés mal isolée, nous avons eu assez froid la nuit. quelques points positifs néammoins, les lits sont assez confortables et le studio est bien situé, à même pas 200m d'une station de train et à proximité de nombreux commerces ouverts jusque tard dans la soirée.
bref, assez déçu de l'accueil et du studio en lui même, il convient aux personnes qui ont juste besoin d'un endroit pour dormir et prendre une douche
nous avons été bien accueilli par Sidney, il est très sympa et disponible, il donne de bons conseils pour la visite de Londres et sur les moyens de transport à utiliser.
La chambre est simple, agréable les couches sont confortables et les co-locataires sont discrets et respectueux.
Très bon séjour chez Sidney, expérience à renouveler.
I stayed 6 days in this apartment and I well appreciated the room (" australian room ") spacious, overlooks the garden, the very comfortable bed; as well as the kitchen with the possibility of cooking yourself. The positive points are also the fast access to the train (New Cross Gate station) which connects London Bridge in 7 minutes and Sainsbury's supermarket near Mansions.
Finally Sidney is a very nice host, very in the listening: it's a pity that my english spoken is very basic, what limited in a way our discussion.
I recommend this apartment for all the young travellers, curious, who wish to visit London, by saving their budget.
" Robert, the french guy "
Sidney is a really nice guy. The apartment was really cool and central. Love to come back next month.
Sidney surprised us by moving our room in the flat to a smaller room. The room we were in had windows into the shared hallway that were covered with paper held up by tape. The paper did not block the light from the hallway. Late at night when other guests went to the kitchen and turned on the hallway light the bedroom we were in would light up. He informed us he had to move our room because he had overbooked. When we arrived the kitchen and hallway were cluttered with .construction stuff. All the rented rooms shared the bathroom. The shower and WC were in separate rooms. The room with the WC did not have a lock for the door. The shower room door did have a lock, but the shower was extremely low pressure on cold and low pressure with scalding on hot. I could not figure out how to adjust the temperature and pressure to soot. The bedroom door had a keyed lock, which was functional. Sidney was very pleasant to talk with and had thought thru providing refrigerator space and clean towels for our use. The room was clean and functional.
I needed a place on a very quick notice and out of 10 requests I've sent Sidney was the only one who responded timely. During the stay he responded quickly as well. He is a good host.
The specific room/place is basic and you should not accept amenities. It's a bedroom with adjacent shower and bathroom. There's also a kitchen you can use. The location is not one to roam around but if you are looking for just a bed for night as you are out in London during the day, it would do ok, especially given the very low price.
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At this time of year, as spring becomes summer, we find ourselves with an endless list of garden chores. There's always the need to deadhead spent flowering plants and to fertilize perennials and roses. All healthy plant material removed from the garden can be added to the compost pile. Broadleaf evergreen shrubs will appreciate a shot of fertilizer as soon as they are finished flowering for the season. Here in Southwest Washington, there are products specifically made for the nutrient requirements of our acid-loving plants such as azaleas, camellias, and rhododendron.
I find that there are two distinct methods of working in the garden. The first is to begin a specific project with a distinct plan in mind. The second way is by chance; puttering around until you run right into a job that needs to be done. Both methods have their place in the maintenance of our gardens. On the planning level, I find it helps to have a few basic tasks that are done on a regular basis, specific to the season. One very logical daily garden chore in the height of spring and summer is deadheading perennials.
Deadheading keeps the garden looking fresh, keeps the visual focus on those plants in bloom and often encourages perennials to send out a new flush of bloom. The time spent deadheading also serves as a time to collect flowers for indoor vases and pots. Our gardens are living entities, so there will always be a spate of spontaneous chores. Consider the individual weeds that come up one at a time, weeks after we have done major scheduled weedings in perennial and shrub borders. The wayward bramble sneaks its way into a planting of ground cover. Obviously, these can be taken care of without scheduling. Get them out when you see them.
There are also season-specific chores to keep you busy through the summer. Mulch perennial beds with compost to suppress weeds and conserve moisture. Plant out late-season vegetables. Garden centers are filled with veggies ready to transplant. I've even seen tomatoes and eggplants in the nursery with fruit already on the vine. Use your best judgment to determine whether these veggies have been well taken care of while in their small pots. If they have suffered from lack of water they will show stress in burnt leaf tips and cracks in the skin on tomato plants.
I have learned from many conversations with fellow gardeners that growing vines is often a less-than-satisfying endeavor. I fully understand because I, too, have tried to grow many vines and had less-than-stellar results. I finally realized that I needed to pay more attention to well-grown vines. Although we see many vines in gardens, in reality most are beautiful only when they are in bloom. At their worst in midwinter, I liken deciduous vines to Medusa's head of serpentine hair on a bad day. In addition, few vines are in bloom for an extended period of time.
Vine + shrub = beauty
One thing you can do that will immediately change your results is to plant your vine to grow up through the inside of an attractive shrub. One perfect example is to grow a clematis vine up and into the branches of an established broadleaf viburnum. In this situation the shrub has enough strength and stature to support the vine. Once the vine grows up through the shrub, it can then stretch itself across the surface of that shrub. When it does so, it receives substantial support and maximum sunlight, two important factors in a well-performing vine. When the vine is not in flower, the handsome form of the shrub becomes the most important factor in this plant combination.
I've always kept a garden journal with me to track the progress of my garden. These days, I find myself carrying around a note card with a pen attached so that I can write down jobs to do as I see them in the garden throughout the day. Later I will add these to my computer journal, including the location of new plantings and details of seasonal bloom. At the end of your work day, don't neglect to give yourself the rewards of relaxation and appreciation. I love to set aside time on clear, warm days to sit back in a comfortable outdoor chair with a cup of coffee and a favorite book. We create a garden because it's the perfect place to read, dream and relax with a friend. After all the work is done, enjoying the results of our efforts is well-deserved.
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This is my go-to recipe when I'm all "Crap! What's for dinner?" I usually have all the ingredients on hand, it is delicious, fast, and relatively healthy. It is also forgiving if you need to substitute some ingredient for another (manchego for parmesan, panko for english muffins) but my favorite is the way it is written. Make this for dinner.
My kids loved this! They actually accused me of holding out on them for not having made this delicious chicken sooner. My husband and I both found it fine for an everyday dish, but not a big 'wow' dish. The only change I made is that I substituted Panko breadcrumbs for the English muffin crumbs. I used 1 cup, but I think 3/4 of a cup would have been plenty. I had leftover crumbs. [This is a 4 for kids and picky adults; 3 for adults.]
Just made this for the first time. I used frozen chicken cutlets that I partially defrosted. Instead of white wine vinegar I used regular white vinegar with the Dijon mustard. I also substituted Italian-style panko bread crumbs for the English muffin crumbs. I took DebinDC's advice and baked them on a shallow pan for 15 mins at 375, then took them out and put them in a casserole dish. I added Prego traditional pasta sauce, some shredded Parmesan & mozzarella and baked at 375 for approx 20 mins more. I served with egg noodles and more sauce. Easy and tasty. The Dijon mustard is the key to the flavor in this dish so I wouldn't recommend using any other kind of mustard.
This is a great weeknight recipe! To make it even easier, I used Panko breadcrumbs and drizzled with olive oil instead of butter. The chicken is so moist and the flavor is perfect every time. I love it! It's become a standard in my house.
Delicious, easy and super fast! I substituted (store-bought) gluten free bread crumbs for the english muffin, and added dried parsley, oregano, ground black pepper and dried basil to the bread crumb mixture. Also used chicken tenders instead of breasts because I had them on hand. Cooked them for 15 mins at 375 degrees, perfect. Then put a few spoonfuls of jarred pasta sauce on each tender, sprinkled some shredded mozzarella on them, and warmed them up enough to melt the cheese. Everyone loved them. BTW, I tasted one first before adding the pasta sauce and cheese, and they were perfectly delicious even without those extras. Will def. make these again!
This is easy and delicious. I substituted panko bread crumbs since I did not have english muffins on hand and it was light and crisp.
I altered this recipe. I added Mozarella cheese on top, layered with spicy tomato basil sauce,and foiled it in a dish for 30 minutes. Very good.
I made this last night for my kids and they loved it. I whipped up some cornbread for the crust and that was the ticket. I used the recommended two tablespoons of mustard and it was a quick, delicious meal for kids. Also used a rack and the chicken was crispy on both sides. Good weekday go to for chicken.
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I found this to be a very refreshing first chapter.
While the Professor did run out of Pokemon as is the norm for most fics, he found an unlabeled egg to give to Danny instead! I must say I couldn't see that one coming. One thing I can't help but wonder: since when was there Raticates on Route 101? Or did that just come from the Ratatta thing? Meh, just a nit-picky thing I do.
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