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July 20, 2014 - FOX announces guest stars for the new seasons of Family Guy, Simpsons, American Dad, & Bob's Burgers - including Liam Neeson, Kim K, and more.
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July 24, 2013 - What's the big deal with Fox's latest animated comedy? We explore how it went from cult-favorite web comic to hot new animated series.
Breaking In Tackles Indiana Jones, Back to the Future, The Last Dragon (!) and More
March 12, 2012 - We talk to the cast and creator about what's to come, as the series delves into serious geekdom.
Breaking In: "The Contra Club" Review
March 6, 2012 - Rising like a phoenix from the flames of cancellation, Contra Security is back with a notable new cast member.
RoboCop and They Live References? Must be the Return of Breaking In!
March 5, 2012 - Check out Rowdy Roddy Piper and some very geeky homages from Season 2, debuting Tuesday.
Parks & Rec: Who's Playing Tammy #1? Well...
July 28, 2011 - If you thought Library Tammy was Ron Swanson's kryptonite, wait until you meet the new demon.
Childrens Hospital - The Complete First and Second Seasons DVD Review
May 24, 2011 - It's been an interesting path that finally resulted in Childrens Hospital coming to DVD, as the webseries made the rare jump to TV, via Adult Swim.
Childrens Hospital Keeps Healing
January 6, 2011 - The cast and creators talk about the now-filming new season, and tell us we're in store for "Fat suits, Tron-like worlds and tons of nudity."
More Childrens Hospital Ordered
October 1, 2010 - Childrens Hospital will be back for another season. Originating as a webseries on The WB.com, the Rob Corddry created comedy made the jump to Adult Swim this year.
Malin Akerman: The New Face of Adult Swim?
August 20, 2010 - Watchmen's Malin Akerman taking on a starring role in Rob Corddry's very funny and very out there webseries turned Adult Swim series, Childrens Hospital. Learn her thoughts on Sexual Tourette's, working with The Fonz, improvising and much more.
Why You Should WatchChildrens Hospital
July 9, 2010 - Rob Corddry, Ken Marino, Rob Huebel, Megan Mullally and a bunch of other funny people being funny. What more do you need? We talk to the cast about the webseries making the jump to Adult Swim.
10 Summer TV Shows Worth Watching
June 3, 2010 - The traditional TV season has ended, but summer is no longer the wasteland it used to be and IGN TV is here to help you find when and where the good stuff will be airing. Get ready for the retun of Don Draper, Bill & Sookie, Nancy Botwin and, perhaps best of all, Fry, Bender & Leela!
Childrens Hospital: Cancer? Cured!
May 20, 2010 - Let's face it: if you're not excited about Adult Swim's new series Childrens Hostpial then you might as well go out and dropkick puppies and extinguish rainbows!...
Glee: Jane Lynch Talks Sue's Revenge
April 8, 2010 - IGN talks to the awesome Jane Lynch about the return of Glee and what Sue Sylvester has in store for the second half of Season 2. Plus, Lynch discusses her return to Party Down.
Party Down's Season 2 Plans
January 16, 2010 - The very funny Starz comedy Party Down returns on April 23rd. Today at the TCA (Television Critics Association) press tour, clips from Season 2 were shown, and the cast and producers gave info on what's to come.
Parks and Recreation's Cast Speaks Out
November 18, 2009 - On Saturday night, The Paley Center for Media hosted a panel for the cast and creators of NBC's Parks and Recreation. Amy Poehler, Aziz Ansari, Nick Offerman, Paul Schneider and Aubrey Plaza held court along with series creators Michael Schur and Greg Daniels (The Office). IGN TV was there to get an inside look at the hilarious spirit of this sophomore surprise. Season 1 of Parks and Recreation, which was just 6 episodes, was received politely (perhaps even coldly) but it also came with ton of comparisons to its bigger, more famous brother, The Office. Everyone is in agreement these days that Parks has not only gotten a hell of a lot funnier, but it often stands out as the funniest NBC offering on Thursdays.
Parks and Recreation: "Ron and Tammy" Review
November 6, 2009 - As a testament to how good Parks and Recreation has become I have to mention that every time I've written something along the lines of "I just finished watching the best episode they've ever done," they're still able to produce a funnier one the next week. I think I can actually stop writing about all the improvements this show has made and just fully acknowledge that Season 2 is really strong and very funny. "Ron and Tammy" was particularly solid episode that was able to use Leslie (Amy Poehler) in a different and fresh way - as the voice of reason.
Kristen Bell and Jane Lynch Party Down Again
October 23, 2009 - Starz's very funny comedy series Party Down is returning for a second season minus one very notable actor – The always-funny Jane Lynch had to bow out of the series, after Glee was picked up. However, Eonline's Kristin Dos Santos now reports that Lynch will at least be seen in a guest starring role in Season 2, as will Kristen Bell.
Scrubs Moving Timeslots Again
January 26, 2009 - ABC has announced the debut dates for two new comedies this spring, and in the process, another new timeslot for Scrubs.
Frasier Finds Fame
December 1, 2008 - Lakeshore Entertainment and MGM Pictures have revealed the teaching staff for Fame, a reinvention of the Oscar-winning film to be directed by Kevin Tancharoen. Megan Mullally, Kelsey Grammer, Charles S. Dutton, Bebe Neuwirth and Debbie Allen will appear as instructors and supervisors at the prestigious New York City High School of Performing Arts.


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I have a model rotated by a quaternion. I can only set the rotation, I can't add or subtract from anything. I need to get the value of an axis, and than add an angle to it (maybe a degree or radian?) and than re-add the modified quaternion.
How can I do this? (answer on each axis).

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I see all these old bikes being bought up off CL and converted to SS/fixies and don't understand it. As a SS owner and (briefly) fixie owner i can't comprehend this huge interest in turning functional geared bikes into less versatile ss bikes.
My jaded thought would be that it's a movement driven by market flippers who can generate added value by hype while actually stripping off and consolidating parts to maximize profit, but it's so widely bought into that i wonder if there's more to it that i'm missing.


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The gift combined form and function seamlessly and came with special pouches on the straps for carrying makeup and brushes as well as a mirror for checking makeup, baby or pedestrians attempting to overtake on the pavement.
"This is genius - every mother needs one of these!" was Miranda's verdict. We're assuming that means we'll be seeing a pair of giant wings in every street style picture from now until her son Flynn outgrows it.
But Miranda wasn't the only one to get a present during the show... she gifted her host a pink bikini from the latest Victoria's Secret collection - although Ellen did admit it was more likely to end up on her wife Portia.
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Actress Anushka Sharma, who completed five years in Bollywood Thursday, has thanked her fans for their continued love and support.
"Thank you for the beautiful wishes and the unflinching love and support over the years. Five years of Anushka Sharma. I love love love love love you all," Anushka tweeted.
The 25-year-old started her acting career with the 2008 movie "Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi", in which she played the vivacious Taani. She debuted against superstar Shah Rukh Khan.
Thereafter, Anushka featured in movies like "Badmaash Company", "Band Baaja Baraat", "Ladies vs Ricky Bahl", "Jab Tak Hai Jaan" and "Matru ki Bijlee Ka Mandola". Her innings have been fairly successful, and her confidence on and off screen is often talked about.
Anushka's upcoming films include "Bombay Velvet", "Peekay" and "NH 10".
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When it comes to caring for the world's rarest coldblooded animals, few places match the pampering and security provided to hundreds of critically endangered turtles and tortoises at a secret compound in the foothills of Los Padres National Forest.
VENTURA, Calif. — When it comes to caring for the world's rarest coldblooded animals, few places match the pampering and security provided to hundreds of critically endangered turtles and tortoises at a secret compound in the foothills of Los Padres National Forest.
In paddocks and aquariums protected by surveillance cameras and electric wire, Okinawa leaf turtles feast on silkworms and mulberries in a temperature-controlled greenhouse. Nest-building Burmese black mountain tortoises relax in piles of freshly cut oak, sycamore and bamboo. Forest-dwelling impressed tortoises dine exclusively on organically grown oyster mushrooms. Philippine pond turtles spend the night in snug tunnels made of cork bark.
But VIPs there this month were eight ploughshare tortoises flown in from Hong Kong in padded crates. Among them is a female of breeding age, which Eric Goode and his associates at the nonprofit Turtle Conservancy's Behler Chelonian Center hope to mate with the only male ploughshare tortoise of breeding age in North America.
"That male, which is en route from a zoo in Texas, hasn't seen a female ploughshare tortoise of breeding age in more than 25 years," Goode said. "We're hoping for the best."
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Some would call that an understatement. With fewer than 300 left in the wilds of Madagascar, the ploughshare tortoise holds the dubious distinction of being the rarest tortoise on Earth. They are heavily targeted by global animal traffickers, and the high-domed creatures fetch tens of thousands of dollars on the Asian black market, conservationists say.
Until recently, attempts to breed the ploughshare tortoise outside of Madagascar failed. In the early 1980s, a male died shortly after zoo workers in Honolulu used an electric device to procure semen. A female that it was supposed to have mated with lost her ovaries during a botched operation.
"Given their plight and scarcity, it took more than a decade of hard work by us, the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, and Hong Kong authorities and conservationists to get these eight tortoises into our compound," said Paul Gibbons, managing director of the Behler Chelonian Center. "But, then, a lot of the animals in our pens have similar stories to tell."
Many of the species found at the compound are nearing extinction because of habitat loss, wildfires, hunting and black markets.
"International animal trafficking is a dark and dangerous subculture," Goode said. "Certain dealers will go to great extents to get their hands on these animals. That is why, although we are certified by the American Zoo and Aquarium Association, we are not open to the public."
There is no sign outside the facility, nor is it listed in the phone book. "The only visitors are turtle biologists from around the world," Goode said.
The conservancy was established in 2005 with 250 rare turtles transferred from a Bronx Zoo collection that had been housed at Saint Catherines Island off the coast of Georgia. Today, the conservancy mostly manages animals seized from illegal trafficking operations, or bred in its outdoor pens.
The conservancy's primary mission is to maintain "assurance colonies" of endangered tortoises and turtles.
It also lends some of its reptiles to zoos around the world, and collaborates with conservationists to protect the rarest species from extinction.


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saw this on another forum and thought it would be cool on here too. So post them.....don't be shy:p
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my flat tire repair stand
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The fall colors have been so beautiful here in Minnesota that I took my camera along on my rides the last couple of mornings. Here are a few shots of my last two daily rides:
Really beautiful country roads and vistas bigbones73!
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Presque Isle Bay, Erie PA. The ship in the back ground is the Brig Niagra, from the War of 1812.
The route to my new home takes me through a small park located in a marina, where I sometimes stop for a quick sip of water and to chill out from all the afternoon traffic.
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A couple pics of some of the hills of northern Kentucky. The foliage hasn't quite turned yet.
couple from today's ride up Palomar Mt.
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An action shot from Saturday's century with AHultin. Plenty of climbing and lots of 8-10 % climbs along the way.
In action!
"Plenty of Climbing" is right. You and AHultin are gluttons for punishment and tough as nails in my eyes.
Last month I rode up to and around some thing called Crater Lake. Clould Cap Overlook at 8,000'.
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I just got a job in downtown Minneapolis. While riding there to check out the office, I snapped this photo in Loring Park. Attachment 277444
From my ride on 10/14
Cloudy and overcast, but perfect temps. Wind was blowing 20mph though and gusting to 30! I was riding with my nephew though which is always fun! This is SE Indiana.
I was trying to get the hawk that was flying in the middle left of the pic. Yep, that tiny black dot. The IPhone isn't cutting it in the photography dept, but its all I have right now.
This was a few weeks ago, I might have to snag one today on the way home.
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Hard to chose one of the thirty something I posted in my blog so these are the two that represent our Clyde Athena ride, 43 miles 5300 ft. :thumb:
Beanz, what are you using to take those pics?
A point and shoot little Canon PowerShot A1100 IS for the photos and a FLip recorder for the videos. :D
Here is a pic on my ride home.
some thing called Crater Lake?????
Taken yesterday on a 64 mile ride with my nephew near Morrow OH, on the Little Miami River.
My bike on the left
This is my daily ride as of right now. I have a new bike on it;s way for next season. Just a few more OT shifts and I will be ordering. The Madone has been a great bike but I got the urge for another.


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For the walker, wonderful coastal path walks with breathtaking views. A variety of coastal, moorland and valley trails for the energetic cyclist.
Beaches are ideal for surfing and boogie-boarding the Atlantic. Plus sea-fishing trips, leisure centres, castles, historic buildings, gardens, churches, museums, steam railway, literature, arts & crafts and sports facilities open to the public.
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Faridah's Bananas And Charcoal Group
Faridah resides and works in a semi-urban area which is on the outskirts of Kampala. Faridah works seven days a week and operates her business from her home. She deals in bananas and charcoal, selling to all categories of people both wholesale and retail.
Faridah sells to an average of 40 people per day. She buys bananas and charcoal from her home and doesn't incur any extra transport costs. Faridah has been in this business for the last ten years. She first dealt in bananas only but with subsequent loans from MCDT, she was able to supplement her income by investing in the charcoal business.
Faridah has been with MCDT for the last six years and is servicing her sixteenth loan, working all this time with her same group. Her major challenge is defaulters in the charcoal business. She wants to use this loan to invest in farm produce and supply it to various nearby schools. She aspires to constructing rental houses in the free space near her home.
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About MCDT SACCOThis loan is administered by MCDT SACCO, a savings and credit institution operating in Kampala, Uganda. The mission of MCDT SACCO is to provide sustainable financial services to the lower strata of Uganda's poor, especially women, for their economic and social development. MCDT's cooperative structure also affords its clients the opportunity to own shares of the organization and benefit from its financial performance. For more on MCDT SACCO, please see our partner page at http://www.kiva.org/partners/112, and join our lending team, Friends of MCDT SACCO, at http://www.kiva.org/team/friends_of_mcdt_sacco.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
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Vintage Plasticville #1904 Cathedral w/Original Box / NICE!
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Here is a very nice #1904-198 Plasticville Cathedral in the Original Box. This kit includes the often missing cross that goes on top of the steeple. There are no cracks or breaks on any of the parts that I can see and this kit has never glued for assembly. This cathedral appears practically new and may have never been assembled at all. The felt window inserts are all in place in the widows and are still intact. As I took the pictures I noticed that the plastic clapper that goes with the bell is not in the box. The original Plasticville advertising booklet is included inside the box with the kit. The box is complete with insert and has nice colorful graphics. There is a scuff or two on the box and one corner of the lid has a split which is common but very repairable. Overall this is a very nice Cathedral that will be a great addition to your collection or for display on an operating layout.This kit is for use with "O" and "S" guage trains. This vintage Plasticville building has been stored for many years and has been used very little. Please check the pictures for more description and feel free to ask questions. I will be listing more Lionel and Plasticville in the coming weeks so check my other auctions for more trains and accessories. I will gladly combine shipping on multiple items. Please feel free to ask questions prior to auction closing. All auction items pictured are of the item listed. Items will be shipped by U.S. Postal Service promptly after payment is received. I accept Paypal. Contact me if you wish to pay by other means. Buyer will pay all shipping costs.


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The word "decent" doesn't mean much all by itself, even when capitalized. :-) But yes, OhmStudio looks very cool. Bundled Minimonsta! :D
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Google's stock dropped more than 9 percent Thursday after the company mistakenly released its earnings report several hours ahead of schedule, showing the Internet search giant had a 20 percent drop in profit and revenue that fell short of what most analysts were expecting for the last quarter.
In a statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Google said it earned $2.18 billion in net income, down from $2.73 billion in the third quarter a year ago. It reported revenue of $11.33 billion after subtracting commissions paid to partners. Earnings per share were $6.53.
Google said the premature filing was a mistake by a contractor. In a statement, a Google spokeswoman said: "Earlier this morning, RR Donnelley, the financial printer, informed us that they had filed our draft 8K earnings statement without authorization. We have ceased trading on NASDAQ while we work to finalize the document. Once it's finalized, we will release our earnings, resume trading on NASDAQ and hold our earnings call as normal at 1:30 PM PT."
It is highly unusual for companies to report earnings during stock trading hours. The statement filed with the SEC included a note that suggested it was a draft, indicating that a comment from CEO Larry Page would be added later.
Wall Street analysts were expecting Google to report earnings of $8.71 a share, or $10.65 a share excluding stock grants and other one-time charges, on revenue of $11.87 billion, according to a survey by Thomson Reuters.
The decline was even more dramatic because Google's stock had soared more than 25 percent in the past three months — making it one of the most valuable tech companies in the world, after Apple and Microsoft — amid signs the company is expanding its business on several fronts including online video and mobile devices. Google, which makes the popular Android operating software, says consumers activate more than 1.3 million new Android gadgets every day.
At the same time, Google has been cementing its dominance in the lucrative online advertising market. Google handles more than two-thirds of all Internet search queries in the United States, which means it sells the majority of search advertising. It's also the leader in selling online display ads, which appear on a variety of commercial websites, after passing both Yahoo and Facebook earlier this year, according to the research firm eMarketer.
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In addition, Google is the subject of long-running investigations by U.S. and European regulators who are concerned about Google's consumer privacy policies and whether its dominance of the search business gives it unfair advantage over competitors. Those investigations could produce lawsuits or other regulatory action that might embarrass the company or put a dent in Google's business.
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Wow..this is just amazingly stupid.
I could see if maybe it was a movie about a baseball team, but one has nothing to do with the other. They should sick to playing their game..
If there is ANY logic left in this world, the "negotiations" had BETTER go something like this:
Braves: You can't use it, it encroaches on our franchise branding.
Disney: It's an adjective. You cannot own an adjective. And really? You're all idiots. But for the record, everything we touch turns to flippin' gold, so you WISH you'd be so lucky to be associated with our name. People might start coming to YOUR games because of OUR movie.
Braves: OMG, you're right. We are! Can we please give you some money for your trouble?
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OMG, I'm currently reading the Steve Jobs biography and you would not believe how much this sounds exactly like his form of negotiation. Except this one's milder.
Tom (... negotiation through intimidation...)
Originally Posted by Beccaberry, post: 270186
That's more like it!
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I have been cooking for about 10 years now, and this has just started within the last couple weeks. I have not changed anything I do, so I can't figure out why my chicken breasts are coing out to tough and rubbery.
I bought 3 bags of frozen chicken breasts at Target. With the exception of when they were cooked in the crockpot, each time I cooked it, they came out very tough and rubbery. I cooked it on the stove, baked in the oven, and cooked on the grill. It was not under or over cooked. (I checked the meat thermomter, and it read b/w 165 and 170).
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A uniform municipal frontage-based addressing system is a key part of any 911-emergency communications system. Normally the task of municipal street addressing is assigned at the county level but in some large urban areas it may be undertaken by the city or even state level. In even other areas, the addressing system is managed by the local law enforcement agency.
In order for an Enhanced 911 (E911) system to operate properly, the municipal addressing database must be in place and free of errors as much as possible. Enhanced 911 is a computer based system that automatically links the dialer's telephone number to its associated civic address which is then forwarded to the emergency dispatcher, all within seconds. If this civic address, also referred to as automatic location identification, or ALI, is incorrect or insufficient, a delay in the response of emergency service providers occurs.
The common method of giving directions to a rural home in the past was, "Turn right on the first gravel road past the barn that burned down last summer and we are the second home past the red brick one." This ambiguous description was open to interpretation and necessitated some local knowledge of the area to find a property. To simply be able to say, "We are located at 1240 Dorchester Road" is a much more efficient and precise method of sending emergency assistance and lessens errors.
While this article is designed from a maintenance perspective for those areas that already have an E911 system in place, it can be used as a preceptor tool for those areas preparing to start E911 service. An ideal municipal addressing system must provide a physical street address to each land parcel, lot, business, commonplace and residence in the system's response area.
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Astronomical clock suite by Ruterra
Size65 m²
Floor No.1(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Suitable for events
- Hot tub
- Elevator in building
|Kozna, 11000 Prague, Czech Republic
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This apartment is located in the city center less than 1 min away from Old town square. This area is really busy, but the street where the building with the apartment is situated, is quiet and the noise from the center will not disturb you neither at night nor during the day.
The flat by itself is gorgeous. Completely new, renovated, with a fully equipped kitchen (plates, cutlery, glasses (even for beer), a fridge with a freezer, a dish washer, an oven, a microwave, a kettle, a coffee maker).
This is a 2-roomed apartment. There is a big bedroom with a double bed, a wardrobe, a sofa, an antique table,a mirror, and a living room joint with a kitchen, which has a huge leather sofa, a TV, a dining table for 4 people.
The apartment is ideal for 4 people. Two sleeping places are provided by a double bed in the bedroom and another two - by a mezzanine bed (check the photos) in the living room.
There is a beautiful bathroom with a washing machine, a hairdryer, a dryer rack, and a iron along with an ironing board.
BTW, the apartment is located on the first floor, and there is an elevator in the house, which is something not typical for old buildings in the center of Prague.
Guest Access
Also we provide:
*Towels and bed linen
*iron, ironing board
*washing machine
*good recommendations where to go and what to see in Prague
*24 hours support during your stay
The Neighborhood
Plenty of shops and restaurants are around there along with a small farm market exactly round the corner, where you can buy fresh fruit and vegetables, also some souvenirs from Prague. And according to our own experience, the prices are okay there :)
Getting Around
The apartment's location is perfect - all the main attractions are located within a walking distance. You can walk the whole day along narrow medieval streets and feel an unforgettable atmosphere of the city!
*Old town square (just several steps!!!)
*Wenceslas square (2 min walk)
*Charles bridge (up to a 7-min walk and it is a very short distance to the riverbank!
Other Things to Note
We will be glad to meet you at our office, which is situated within a 5-minute walk from the Main Train Station - (URL HIDDEN) (Opletalova 39 street,green building, ground floor), big brown doors with a sign Ruterra.
If you are arriving at the airport, you can take a shuttle bus to the main railway station - once you are there, you will easily find us.
It takes 30 minutes to get to your apartment from the airport by taxi. We could also arrange a transfer from the airport for you - the cost varies depending on the number of people (it's 20 euros for 1-3 ppl, and 25 euros for 4 ppl). In this case our driver will meet you in the arrival zone, drive you to the apartment and hand you in the keys and a couple of maps with some relevant information.
- Please leave the apartment in the same condition as it was upon your arrival. All bed linen/tea towels and other textile as well.
- Check-in from 15h00 (we will do our best to prepare your apartment as early as possible) and check-out until 11h00 (you can leave your luggage in our office afterwards)
- We kindly ask you to not make any noise in the hallways and other common areas in the house after 22h00. There are many old people in the house and we have promised the neighbours to keep peace and maintain friendly relations.
-We love our guests so much that we provide them with a welcome set consisting of tea, coffee, sugar, detergent (dishwasher and washing machine), hair&body 2-in-1 shampoo, kitchen utensils, towels and bed linen.
- If you stay in our apartment for more than 7 days – we will clean and change towels/bed linen once a week for free.
- If you break something, please tell us. It happens, life is life :)
Thank you for your understanding.
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Given the really cheap price and good location (quiet, away from the bustle of downtown, but in a nice area and close to the tourist center by tram), the apartment is very correct. No machine has a disappointing cafe, kitchen cloth, glasses, bath mat, twisted and board in the bathroom - in the mirror).
Étant donné le prix vraiment peu cher et la bonne localisation (au calme, loin de l'agitation du centre ville, mais dans un quartier agréable et tout près du centre touristique en tram), l'appartement est très correct. On a regretté l'absence de machine a cafe, de chiffon de cuisine, de verres, de tapis de bain, et la planche tordue dans la salle de bains - devant le miroir).
A large apartment ideally located within walking distance of all the places of visits and the Central Station, very well equipped. A large wardrobe and plenty of storage ... what more?
Parfait !
Un grand appartement idéalement placé à distance à pied de tout les lieux de visites et de la gare centrale, très bien équipé. Une grande penderie et des plein de rangement...que demander de plus ?
Apartment very well located in a quiet area, near a bakery and a subway station (line A). Very pleasant stay.
Appartement très bien situé, dans un quartier calme, à proximité d'une boulangerie et d'une station de métro (ligne A). Séjour très agréable.
Very nice and clean apartment. Got everything we could ask for. When coming back to Prague in the future we will probably look into renting this apartment again!
Great location,& the office HQ was also very convenient. We had a tram 50m away. Groceries were across the road & a tiki bar next to that. Prague was a great experience on the whole & made easier for having a clean dependable place to stay every night. Thanks Emil for making things comfortable ?
Alles rund um das Appartement hat reibungslos funktioniert. Wir hatten kurz Probleme mit dem Warmwasser, dieses Problem wurde aber nachdem wir es den Besitzern mitgeteilt haben sofort behoben.
Würde das Appartement jederzeit wider buchen wenn ich nach Prag gehe.
Un grand merci à Emil qui nous a bien reçu et a cherché a nous aiguiller tout du long afin de profiter pleinement de Prague. L'appartement est situé dans un quartier calme et à 15-20 min de la gare centrale.
After a warm welcome when we arrived, we were very disappointed with the accommodation ideally located, spacious and well equipped. Indeed, the priority for us is to occupy a clean housing, which really was not the case. We did not sleep in the bed and have even buy sheets. Pity e spoil such potential.
Après un accueil chaleureux dès notre arrivée, nous avons été très déçu par le logement idéalement situé, très spacieux et bien équipé. En effet, la priorité pour nous est d'occuper un logement propre, ce qui n'était vraiment pas le cas. Nous n'avons pas pu dormir dans le lit et avons même du acheter des draps. Dommage e gâcher un tel potentiel.
Excellent accommodation, spacious, clean and equipped with every comfort. Great location close to Central Station, supermarkets and places of historical tourism, but quiet and peaceful. adjacent to sonagoga, Nove mesto two minute walk, stare mesto to ten minute walk. Underground two minuti.lo highly recommend.
Ottimo alloggio,spazioso,pulito e dotato di ogni comfort. Ottima posizione vicinissimo a stazione centrale,supermercati e luoghi di interesse storico turistico,ma posizione tranquilla e silenziosa . adiacente alla sonagoga, Nove mesto a due minuti a piedi,stare mesto a dieci minuti a piedi. Metropolitana a due minuti.lo consiglio vivamente.
First Emil and Vlad are great. They are very helpful with request and information, and handle issues promptly. The room: On the first floor. The street is loud from time to time. The room has double windows which do quiet things down, however its summer and was to hot to sleep with windows close. I used ear plugs to sleep. Bed mattress is OK for the 4 days I was there. I'm 210 pounds & prefer firm. Room was fairly clean. Cupboards needed dusting. The rug by the bed is dirty. I would have preferred not having the rug at all. the rest of the apartment is a wood type of flooring which is easy to keep clean. Kitchen was functional with 2 eye electric stove which worked fine. The fridge was big enough to store a couple days worth of food. Their is no oven however. Their was enough utility items to cook. Bathroom: Clean, however it appears a little mold is forming in the shower. Nothing to be too concerned about. Water very hot & the 2 shower heads were great. Washing machine in bathroom worked fine. Their is a heated dryer rack also. I recommend one brings a close line if you plan on washing a lot. Their is a store across the street for all basic needs, and a large grocery store with 2 km. I never found the out door trash bins, and the room is only serviced weekly. Parking is reserved for permanent tenants, however I parked right in front and did not get a ticket. Area appears to be safe. Cafe and eateries are very close.
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Cal, Saint Mary's, Pacific Tournament Ahead for Softball Team
Monday is an off day for the Princeton softball team, but the rest of the week will be far different for the Tigers.
Princeton will face Cal Tuesday, Saint Mary's for a pair Wednesday, and Pacific, San Diego State and Saint Mary's at Pacific's tournament Thursday through Saturday before heading home.
Princeton is 3-9 on the season and will start Ivy League play March 30 in its first game following the spring trip. Senior Nicole Ontiveros leads the team with a .415 batting average while freshman Alyssa Schmidt is close behind at .400. Each of Princeton's three pitchers - freshmen Meredith Brown and juniors Alex Peyton and Liza Kuhn - have a win this season.
California, which was ranked No. 2 in the March 13 NFCA poll, enters the 6 p.m. ET game Tuesday at 25-1 after taking its only loss this past Thursday at Hawai'i in extra frames. Princeton is 0-3 all-time against the Bears, having faced them in 2004, 2005 and 2008.
Princeton is 2-2 all-time against Saint Mary's, having faced the Gaels in 2006, 2009 and 2010. Wednesday's doubleheader will start at 4 p.m. ET. Saint Mary's stands at 7-14 heading into the Princeton twinbill.
In Stockton, Calif., the Tigers will see the Gaels again at 5:15 p.m. ET Friday after meeting Pacific at 9 p.m. ET Thursday and San Diego State at 3 p.m. ET Friday. The trip will close with another game against Pacific at 5:30 p.m. ET Saturday.
Princeton is 4-4 against Pacific with meetings in 2004 and 2005 and 2008-10. The Tigers and San Diego State have never met.
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Restaurateur-turned-produce-broker Andy Ayers is never hesitant to rhapsodize about his experiences with locally grown food. But his first fresh-from-the-farm cantaloupe was, well … a religious experience.
"I'll never forget the first homegrown cantaloupe I ever ate," Ayers said. "I was struck dumb like Saul on the road to Damascus."
With sweet, fragrant cantaloupes and other melons becoming readily available at local farmers markets, Ayers' epiphany is easy to picture. And we'll forgive him for being blind to what actually happened to Saul, although anyone who knows Ayers probably can't imagine him being struck dumb, no matter how heavenly the produce.
Like many fruits, freshly picked melons are frequently at their best unadorned. But they also have several simple affinities:
• Watermelon and balsamic vinegar.
• Cantaloupe or honeydew and salt and pepper.
• Cantaloupe and dates.
• All sweet melons and mint.
You can go a step further by using melons as a foundation for refreshing melon coolers.
Or you can layer flavors around melons. The saltiness of ham and the bite of arugula temper the sweetness of cantaloupe or honeydew in Prosciutto-Wrapped Melon Bites. Chiles, lime and mint make Melon Salsa an excellent complement for shrimp or chicken.
For a more adventurous approach, a variety of cultural influences — African hot peppers, briny capers and all-American watermelon — harmonize in Tomato-Watermelon Salad with Almond Vinaigrette.
If you buy your melons directly from the grower, ask how long they'll last. Melons picked at the peak of freshness will have the most sweetness, but also the shortest shelf life — often only a day or two. Melons sold in the supermarket are meant to have a longer shelf life, but they're picked before they're completely ripe, often at the expense of optimal sweetness.
And even a melon purchased at a farmers market or a roadside stand will sometimes taste a little dull. To remedy this, try Fruit Rescue Glaze, a resuscitation trick from renowned vegetarian-cookbook author Mollie Katzen.
Melon Salsa
Yield: About 2¼ cups.
Adapted from "The Great Salsa Book," by Mark Miller (Ten Speed Press, 1994)
¾ cup diced honeydew melon
¾ cup diced cantaloupe
¾ cup diced watermelon
1½ teaspoons minced serrano chile, with seeds
1½ teaspoons minced fresh mint
1½ teaspoons granulated sugar
1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
Thoroughly combine all ingredients in a medium bowl.
Serve with shrimp or chicken.
Per (¼-cup) serving: 15 calories; no fat; no saturated fat; no cholesterol; no protein; 4g carbohydrate; 3.5g sugar; no fiber; 5mg sodium; 4mg calcium.


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An identity crisis for Julian?
Several businesses that catered to the local commuity go under
On the upside, she said, having a tourism-based economy is great for locals. Visitors come up, spend money, then leave in the evening giving the town back to those who live there, she said.
"Julian has been hit over and over again with the fires and the recession," she said. "We offer a beautiful getaway for Southern California. We are unique, we're special, people are blessed and we're friends."
A second blow to the local identity came in July when the Julian Feed and Grain store, also in business for decades, shuttered. It's now been turned into a real estate office.
Campbell thinks the fire was partly responsible for that. "The families left and the families had pets and chickens and horses," he said.
Most recently, and perhaps the biggest loss came in February. The Julian Coffee shop on the east side of town along Main Street suddenly closed for business. It was where locals would gather to chat. A new coffee shop/restaurant is supposed to replace it soon, but it won't be like "Lou's" which is what everybody called it in honor of owner Lou Ladue.
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Tom Wolfe wrote chillingly about the college "hook-up" culture of casual and crude sexual encounters a few years ago in his novel I Am Charlotte Simmons. Donna...
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Confused Sympathies
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Stocks are posting respectable gains, underpinned by strong
coupled with a growing Wall Street consensus the Federal Reserve
will keep its $85 billion per month asset purchase program in
place. While the modest gains suggest traders are confident the Fed
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markets, there also is little incentive for them to make any
aggressive bets before the 2 p.m. ET announcement, resulting in the
three major market indices flat-lining at their current levels.
Homebuilders reported another banner month, with housing starts
climbing to a five-year high during November and a 1.091 million
annualized pace. Permits were equally robust, increasing to an
annualized 1.007 million. And while the strong data typically would
send the financial markets reeling, given its implication on Fed
policy, investors instead are responding favorably to signs the
U.S. economy is enjoying a more sustained recovery.
European equities also got a shot in the arm from bullish
economic data after the UK reported its jobless rate slid to a
four-year low of 7.4% and German business expectations continued to
improve. All of the major European bourses closed higher, although
like the North American markets, the gains were limited ahead of
the conclusion of today's Federal Open Markets Committee
Crude oil was up $0.36 to $97.59 per barrel. Natural gas was up
$0.01 to $4.29 per 1 million BTU. Gold was up $1.20 to $1,231.60 an
ounce, while silver was up $0.14 to $19.98 an ounce. Copper was
unchanged at $3.32 per pound.
Among energy ETFs, the United States Oil Fund was up 0.63% to
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NYSE Energy Sector Index up 0.35%
NYSE Financial Sector Index up 0.31%
NYSE Healthcare Sector Index up 0.40%
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The current population of Jackson County is 144,019 with the median age of 37. Jackson County's median household income is $47,812, and the average household net worth is $384,177.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Jackson County by age group. In Jackson County, the male-to-female ratio is 70,914:73,105, which is 2% higher than the ratio of Mississippi, which is 1,461,217:1,543,330. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Jackson County, has 1% more property crime than Mississippi, and is 1% below the nation's average. Jackson County, has 11% less personal crime than Mississippi and when compared to that of United States, Jackson County is 42% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Jackson County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Jackson County, 69% of people are married and 31% of people are single. The percent of people married is 3% higher than the ratio of Mississippi, which is 66%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Jackson County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Jackson County is $47,812, which is 24% higher than that of Mississippi ($38,599). Income data for Jackson County is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Jackson County. In Jackson County, 22% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 22% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 0% higher than that of Mississippi. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.


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I've got to make this easier
that ignore button looks rather attractive tonight,
and my hands are itching to punch the escape key;
to break this habit,
like my last cigarette,
I'll tuck you behind my ear
for safe keeping and promise not to use you
Too bad I can't say the same for your philosophy
You'll be in the books one day,
and I'll be the only one not reading your words
I would label you a mess,
but I misplaced my feather pen
which wrote with the tenderness of your apologies
and pricked with the sting of their fakeness
I'll be sure to thank you for this one day,
whenever I find my way up the ledge you dropped me off
In your sweet exterior lives a monster worth more
than Nessie and money has always made me uneasy
Sorry sir,
but I'll take "Not-So-Sweet Goodbye" for right now
and you can take the mat with you because you're not welcome anymore
Set this in stone and take your walk of shame with you
I promise not to watch
Your tears could flood me out and I've got a
plan to keep me dry and untouched
But I must believe you never did,
cause it'll only get worse from here
I love it,
but I hate it.
I've always got these conflicting emotions
battling with one another in my head.
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I'll beat you with a frying pan
if you steal this.
but I hate it.
I've always got these conflicting emotions
battling with one another in my head.
< / 3
I'll beat you with a frying pan
if you steal this.
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Department of Otolaryngology's news and current events
Canine Cancer Scent Detection: Save Lives by Training Dogs to Detect Throat and Lung Cancer
Lung cancer is the No. 1 killer in the U.S., and more than 45,000 people will be diagnosed with head and neck cancer in 2015.
Early detection dramatically improves survival rates. Currently, no reliable methods exist to screen for these cancers.
Specially trained companion dogs can detect cancer with remarkable accuracy.
With your help, we will train dogs to detect throat and lung cancer in saliva with a simple spit test. If successful, this project has the potential to save countless lives. Alfie and Charlie are the first dogs at UC Davis being trained to detect throat and lung cancer in saliva.
Please visit our Indiegogo page for more information on how you can help!
Voice found: Woman speaks with new larynx
(CNN) -- For 11 years, Brenda Charett Jensen couldn't speak. She communicated through an electronic device that sounded like a robot. When the batteries ran out, her conversation was over.
Jensen lost her ability to speak after a breathing tube permanently damaged her airway during surgery in 1999. She breathed through a tracheotomy tube, which extended from a hole in her neck. Because Jensen could not pass air through her nose and mouth, she lost her senses of taste and smell.
On Thursday, Jensen emerged with her doctors from University of California Davis Medical Center. And she had something to say.
Prototype 'piercing' restores man's ability to swallow
Surgeon Peter Belafsky had been tinkering with ways to treat oropharyngeal dysphagia--a swallowing disorder that when severe can prevent people from being able to swallow at all--for years.
But it wasn't until he took his two daughters to get their ears pierced--and noticed the woman behind the counter with piercings in her nose, eyebrow, and....
UC Davis Physician Appointed President of American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
(SACRAMENTO, Calif.) — Jonathan Sykes, professor of otolaryngology in the UC Davis School of Medicine, has been appointed president of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS).
Sykes will represent the more than 2,700 U.S. facial plastic and reconstructive surgeons...
Student team arrives for the blink of an eye
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UC Davis surgeons change lives
|Physicians from UC Davis Health System not only enhance the quality of life for the Sacramento region, but also for communities around the world. Indigent families in the small Ecuadorian village of Riobamba have benefited from the expertise of UC Davis surgeons, who last year visited the small hospital there to perform free reconstructive surgeries on children and teens with craniofacial malformations...


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This plan sets the goals and objectives for the long-term environmental recovery following the grounding of the Rena. It describes the environmental issues and outlines actions that will be undertaken to address them.
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Wisconsin Public Television amassed a collection of photos of veterans from World War II, Korea, and the Vietnam wars, building the most extensive public archive of veterans and their stories of any state. This exhibit presents an opportunity for the greater Fox Cities community, students, and visitors from throughout the state to see the faces of those who have defended our freedom.
Free Community Screenings
Experience the ultimate quilting adventure this September. Presented by Wisconsin Public Television and Nancy Zieman Productions, Quilt Expo features a 10-category quilt contest, vendor mall, stage presentations, informal lectures, Sit & Sew and hands-on workshops, nationally known celebrity presenters, appearances by Nancy Zieman, and raffle prizes.


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Winemaker's Notes
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Within ten minutes of "checking in" for a two week stay at a friends place on Hyde Park for the Olympics a Coldplay song filtered through the window. I'm not a huge Coldplay fan but it's pretty cool that they were playing Hyde Park as people arrive in to London for the Games. It was a perfect day to enjoy the park too.
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High rollers from Las Vegas are in Tallahassee to get a piece of the action. Tuesday two major gaming companies asked lawmakers to change state law to allow Vegas-style resort casinos in Florida.
Andrew Abboud, A Vice President at Las Vegas Sands Corporation, says an expansion would bring thousands of jobs to the state.
"Within our property we have three hundred to four hundred entrepreneurs that own shops or restaurants. So we may have nine or ten thousand of our direct employees and we'll have tenets who employ another five thousand people," said Abboud.
A gaming expansion could help heal Florida's anemic budget, but many aren't ready to take that gamble. Sands Corporation representatives met briefly with Governor Rick Scott. Scott's neutral on an expansion, but doesn't want to rely on gaming revenues to balance the budget.
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In the middle once again are the state's 27 businesses that offer racing along with slots and some card games. They're back at the capitol to make sure an expansion for Vegas style casino resorts doesn't leave them holding bad cards.


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The rising Nashville star and former Taylor Swift touring partner makes his Amarillo debut at Midnight Rodeo.
Jack Duncan Rhodes Foundation Fundraiser
Matt Martindale and a handful of other Amarillo favorites join forces to raise awareness of teen suicide.
TheatreAC opens its season with a black comedy about death.
(Opens Friday)
Tom Hanks stars as the real-life freighter captain who faced off with Somali pirates.
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The Lubbock faves will kick off a big tour with a show at Golden Light Cantina.
Cowboy Mounted Shooting Association
The rip-roaring, shoot-'em-up shooting competition's world championships return to the Amarillo National Center.
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The gore-tastic hero with a mean blade returns with Lady Gaga, Sophia Vergara and Michelle Rodriguez in tow.
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(Oct. 18 to 20)
Reader suggestion: "On Pins and Needles" Fetish Ball
Celebrate "a taste of everything for anybody" at this adults-only event. Suggested by April Dawn on Facebook.