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|Robert and Bridgette Startz and sons, Oxbow ND, Columbia, SC, NYC, NY, Januar 2016
|Dear Torbrau Staff
Our family spent three marvelous days in Munich. The staff throughout Hotel Torbrau we exemplary hosts in every way possible. The rooms were wonderful stylish and comfortable. We were there New Years Eve and truly appreciated the Schwein Gehabt pink pigs wishing us good luck in the new year. Great touch.
Thanks much
|Woody Mann, Houston, Texas, Oktober 2015
|Thoroughly enjoyed our stay at your hotel. Excellent location in central Munich, very helpful and accommodating staff, great breakfast buffet, and very nice room. Would definitely recommend Hotel Torbrau to anyone visiting Munich.
|Brenda Hansen, Edmonton Canada, August 2015
|we spent a week with you and have to say our 2 rooms were perfect, stylish and comfortable. But most outstanding was the exemplary service we got every day helping with bags, places to see car rental, directions and even soccer tickets to big game. Thank you. We hope to come back again. Sincerely. Brenda Hansen
|R.V, Munich, August 2015
|Hotel Torbrau staying here 6 nights and so very pleased with the service and the staff. Very welcoming and most helpful.
The location is central to almost everything a tourist might need. Located in the valley of Munich city the on off bus very close also the train station nearby. Fantastic buffet breakfast where the staff are very obliging and food first class. All the sights are nearby and streets are wide and flat.
|Schmidt, Reichenschwand, Mai 2015
|Zimmer sehr geräumig und sauber.
Personal sehr hilfsbereit und freundlich.
Frühstück hervorragend(grosses Angebot).
Gerne wieder.
|Linda, Lynn Haven, FL, Dezember 2014
|Had a wonderful stay at the Torbrau hotel. The rooms, food and location were great. What was really extrodinary was the staff! They bent over backwards to make things great for us. Will stay here again soon!
|Sebastian B., November 2014
|Auch nach langer Zeit eine super freundliche BegrüÃung spät am Abend! So empfängt man Stammgäste! Danke!
|Anthony Walsh, Leeds, Oktober 2014
|We stayed at Hotel Torbrau during September 2014.
We loved this hotel and Munich.
The hotel is located 5 mins walk from Marienplatz.
Same distance from the Hofbrauhaus. We had a great time. Our room was large and clean. The staff were delightful and looked after us really well. Breakfast was excellent. I recommend this hotel if you are visiting Munich.
|Steve and Bonnie Schauwecker, St. Peters, MO USA, September 2014
|My wife and I stayed at your hotel from the 2nd of September through the 10th of September of this year. Words cannot adequately convey just how much we enjoyed the stay nor could they understate the immense professionalism and hospitality of your staff. Our every need was attended in the most prompt and pleasant manner by your highly motivated staff.
We dined twice at and spent many evenings in your exquisite Shapeau restaurant. It was there that we were completed awed by the unequalled staff that you have working there. Their recommendations were always spot on, their service was impeccable without smothering, and their teamwork was flawless. These attributes when combined with their genuine friendliness epitomizes what every hotel staff wishes to achieve. To us, these individuals are deserving of special recognition by us for a degree of service we have only very rarely experienced. The individuals we wish to specifically bring to your attention are: Konrad, Tino, Nikki, Amelie and Jessi.
Please extend our heartfelt thanks to your entire staff but most importantly, specifically to the absolutely stellar group of employees in the Shapeau cited above.
We felt we would be remiss if we did not bring this to your attention upon our return home from both your beautiful hotel and city.
|Christine Fleming, Hackensack, NJ, Dezember 2013
|Once again your hotel lived up to our expectations! I always stay here and my sister and I had a wonderful vacation and a wonderful stay in your hotel. The front desk staff referred to us as family and it was so obvious! I would recommend this hotel most definitely!Thank you for your helpfulness and coutesies during our stay(6 nights). Happy New Year to all!
|Christine Fleming, Hackensack, NJ, Dezember 2013
|Once again your hotel lived up to our expectations! I always stay here and my sister and I had a wonderful vacation and a wonderful stay in your hotel. The front desk staff referred to us as family and it was so obvious! I would recommend this hotel most definitely!Thank you for your helpfulness and coutesies during our stay(6 nights). Happy New Year to all!
|William and Jeanette Wesley, Chesapeake, VA, Oktober 2013
|This Hotel was a great place to stay for our 7 day vacation in Munich. Very convenient to all places you may want to see. The subway is steps away and a wonderful way to travel. We walked most of the time, but some of the venues (Schloss Nymphenburg, Olympiapark) were easily accessible by way of subway and Hop On Hop Off Bus. We were very impressed with the staff. A special thanks to Andreas, Marco, Ahmed and Van. A very special thanks to Konrad at the restaurant for the ice every day. We had a double room on the fifth floor with great views of the top of churches and new and old Town Hall. We had indicated ahead of time of our early arrival and was accommodated within an hour of our arrival. We asked for extra pillows and they were there in the room when we arrived. We absolutely loved they way the windows could open from the top or side with blinds encased within the window. The people in the breakfast room was at your beck and call while you were eating breakfast with specialty eggs delivered to your table. They were very attentive. We would go back there in a heartbeat.
|William and Jeanette Wesley, Chesapeake, VA, Oktober 2013
|This Hotel was a great place to stay for our 7 day vacation in Munich. Very convenient to all places you may want to see. The subway is steps away and a wonderful way to travel. We walked most of the time, but some of the venues (Schloss Nymphenburg, Olympiapark) were easily accessible by way of subway and Hop On Hop Off Bus. We were very impressed with the staff. A special thanks to Andreas, Marco, Ahmed and Van. A very special thanks to Konrad at the restaurant for the ice every day. We had a double room on the fifth floor with great views of the top of churches and new and old Town Hall. We had indicated ahead of time of our early arrival and was accommodated within an hour of our arrival. We asked for extra pillows and they were there in the room when we arrived. We absolutely loved they way the windows could open from the top or side with blinds encased within the window. The people in the breakfast room was at your beck and call while you were eating breakfast with specialty eggs delivered to your table. They were very attentive. We would go back there in a heartbeat.
|Dan, Dallas, TX, September 2013
|Thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the hotel. The room (junior suite) was great, the front desk staff was helpful, and you really never have to leave the hotel restaurant and bar for food and drink. The menu has generally light meals which were quite good and the service was outstanding. The location is perfect. Just a few blocks from the main nightlife but not overwhelmed by it. If I ever visit Munich again I will definitely be staying here.
|J. Furness, Charlotte, NC, September 2012
|Dear Torbraeu-Staff,
Thank you for making our stay at the Hotel Torbraeu so very pleasant. Everyone we met at the hotel provided us with excellent service. We especially looked forward to our breakfasts which were excellent with such a wide variety of food. We would absolutely recommend this hotel to any of our friends or business partners.
Again thank you for making us feel so welcome.
J. Furness & P. Furness-Hodgkins
|Frank H., Exton, PA, August 2012
|My wife and I enjoyed our stay at this delightful hotel in the center of Munich. The desk personnel spoke English and were most courteous and friendly. If we needed to use the subway system or to purchase sightseeing tours, the hotel staff took care of everything. The hotel is just a 5-10 casual walk from the Marien Platz, the center of Munich. The breakfast is included with the daily rate and was excellent. There was a wide selection of foods to choose from and the staff were most attentive. We ate dinner at the hotel one night and the food and service was excellent. On our last night, we had to leave very early in the morning. The hotel packed us a breakfast snack which was most thoughtful and delicious. The hotel was recently renovated and a great job was done. The rooms are very modern and the bathroom was top notch. One possible negative point is that the hotel only has one elevator and it is quite small . . . it probably cannot hold more than 4 adults and is slow. So if
you are handicapped and must use the elevator, this could possibly be an issue. We would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a fine hotel in downtown Munich.
|Volker und Konny, Gevelsberg, Juli 2012
|Wir waren eine Nacht im Torbräu. Es hat uns sehr gefallen.
Liegt gut um das Zentrum zu erreichen.
Der Service war sehr gut.
Wir werden mit Sicherheit noch einmal wiederkommen.
|V.B, Gevelsberg,Deutschland, Juli 2012
|Das Hotel Torbräu, kann ich für einen Besuch oder Kurzurlaub in München nur empfehlen. Wir sind sehr Nett und freundlich empfangen worden. Frühstück, Zimmer war alles sehr gut.
München und das Hotel Torbräu sollte man machen.
|Peg Kates , Delaware, April 2012
|I just wanted to thank the entire staff for such a pleasant stay last
weekend. My brother and I truly enjoyed our brief time in Munich and
cannot say enough good things about the Hotel Torbräu.
Our junior suite was so lovely, spacious, and clean and the newly
renovated bathroom was the largest and nicest -- Ive ever seen in a
European hotel room. Breakfast was delicious, especially the fresh
strawberries, which were such a treat. The location was perfect, with
all of our excursions just walking distance from the Hotel. And every
member of the staff we came in contact with was outstanding!
I will definitely be back again and will recommend the hotel to anyone
I know who is traveling to Munich.
Thanks again for such a wonderful experience!
Peg Kates
|Rebholz K. und S., Schweiz, April 2012
|Der Aufenthalt in Ihrem Hotel haben wir als sehr angenehm empfunden. Das gewünschte ruhige Zimmer wurde geliefert, der Empfang an der Reception war sehr freundlich. Überhaupt fanden wir sämtliches Personal sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Das ausgezeichnete Frühstücksbuffet mit dem wirklich frischen Angebot genossen wir sehr. Zudem konnten wir unser Auto gleich neben dem Hotel parkieren, was wir sehr schätzten. Als ziemlich weitgereiste Gäste können wir das Hotel Torbräu nur empfehlen. Es liegt zudem sehr günstig, die Innenstadt zu Fuss zu erkunden. Gerade für ältere Leute ist dies ein grosser Pluspunkt. Wir werden, falls wir wieder mal in München sind, bestimmt wieder bei Ihnen absteigen.
|Louise, New Jersey, USA, April 2012
|Dear Staff of the Hotel Torbrau,
I just returned home to NJ-USA, and I want you to know how much I enjoyed staying at your hotel. Not only was it the perfect location, but the staff was warm, welcoming, and more than helpful at all times. Thank you for making our stay in Munich so pleasant.
|Peter Vogt, California, USA, April 2012
|Dear Mr. Goeschel,
Please extend to your staff our deep appreciation for their care and attention during our recent stay at the Torbraeu. We enjoyed our week with you so very much, and were sad to leave you on Tuesday morning. Needless to say, we hope the future will return us to the welcoming embrace of the Torbraeu's warm and caring hospitality.
Peter Vogt
|M. and P. Deines, Woodbridge, CA, Januar 2012
|We have stayed twice at this gracious hotel, and are looking forward to a return visit this summer. The Torbräu represents the perfect combination of amenities, service, and value. Of special note is the excellent breakfast service, the complimentary mini-bar in suites and deluxe doubles, and the comfort/cleanliness of the rooms. The only thing we miss are the unique vending/ice machine stations that were there on our initial stay. Best of all, the location of this hotel could not be better, especially if it is your first time visiting Munich. The Isartor stop is just across the street for day trips, and everything else is an easy walk from the hotel. You will not regret choosing this hotel!
|Ruth & Ruedi Bösch, Winterthur, Juni 2011
|Wir haben vom 19. - 23. Juni 2011 im Hotel logiert (Zimmer 409). Von A-Z sind wir von diesem Hotel überzeugt. Alles sehr nette Angestellte, schönes Frühstück, zentral gelegen. Auto konnten wir beim Hotel abstellen und die Stadt zu Fuss erkundigen. Über die U-Bahn oder Strassenbahn, erhielten wir an der Rezeption freundliche Auskunft. Dieses Hotel können wir nur weiterempfehlen. Bei unserem nächsten Aufenthalt in München, werden wir dieses Hotel auf jeden Fall wieder berücksichtigen Diese Information wurde von einem routinierten, weit gereisten Bus-Chauffeur mit dreissig-jähriger Hotel Erfahrung geschrieben.
|Michael Tanz, München, Januar 2011
Bin zufällig bei Ihnen vorbeigesurft! Sie haben eine schöne, informative und interessante Webseite gestaltet. Großes Kompliment und weiterhin viel Erfolg!
Michael Tanz
|W. and L. Torres, West Hartford, CT, USA, Oktober 2010
|Last week, my husband and I visited Munich for the first time and stayed at Hotel Torbräu. We had chosen it for its history, its central location, and because it was highly rated by other travelers. Each of the hotel employees was very helpful. Our room was absolutely perfect - comfortable, clean, quiet and stylish. The breakfast buffet left nothing to be desired. We also had two wonderful dinners at restaurant La Famiglia, next door, which is associated with the hotel. The location of the hotel is excellent. We plan to return to this wonderful city, many times, and plan to stay every time at this wonderful hotel.
|Gabi Kusterer, Pforzheim, Oktober 2010
|Liebes Cafe Torbräu,
ich komme seit vielen Jahren nach München, mein Mann geht ins Stadion, ich shoppe und ruhe mich in Ihrem schönen und historischen Cafe aus. Bin so froh, daß ich es gefunden habe. Den hektischen Trubel der Innenstadt kann man bei Ihnen vergessen. Als ich am letzten Sonntag(3. Oktober) alleine auf dem schönen Balkon im Cafe saß, und mich von einer netten Bedienung verwöhnen ließ, bin ich mir wie eine Königin vorgekommen. Danke und bis bald.
|Don Elliott, Wharton, Texas, September 2010
|Dear Hotel Staff,
My wife and I were privilaged to stay at your hotel in early September and must tell you that we have a fantastic experience. Your hotel and your team were as good as it gets. From Andreas on the front desk to the ladies in the breakfast room and everyone in between ... the treatment was first class. We can't wait for our next visit. Congratulations ... it's no wonder the same family has been there 100 years.
|Vincent and Christine Benedict, Collegeville, Pennsylvania, Juli 2010
|We cannot say enough good things about the wonderful staff and delightful accommodations (great bathroom!) we enjoyed during our stay. The hotel is spotless, and located so conveniently we were able to walk to just about every site we desired to see. We have spent three months in Europe and visited many cities. Our visit to Munich was easily the most enjoyable of our trip.
|Ms. Martine Senez Cochi, Rome, Italy, Januar 2010
|Dear Sir, Madam,
My husband and myself just returned from a wonderful New Year's eve 2009 at your place with an excellent souvenir of warm and nice people who made everything to make us feel comfortable and enjoy a fruitful holiday in Beautiful Monaco.
Congratulations for the excellent service and Happy New Year to you all!
Martine Senez
|Karen Colvard, New York, NY, Oktober 2009
|Dear Hotel Torbrau,
I just returned from a three night stay at your hotel and I had a wonderful time. The people who work there, especially at reception, could not have been nicer, and the facilities of the hotel are comfortable and attractive. The location is the best in Munich. Thanks for your hospitality.
|Annette+Heinrich Haaf, 69483 Wald-Michelbach, September 2009
|**** + !
Liebes Team vom Hotel Torbräu,wir haben uns bei Ihnen sehr wohl und geborgen gefühlt. Dafür möchten wir uns von Herzen bedanken.Mit allerbesten Wünsche und Ausdruck der größten Wertschätzung verbleiben wir ihre Familie Haaf !
|Horst, Herrenberg-Kuppingen, September 2009
|Hallo Torbräuteam,
komme beruflich bedingt in sehr viele Hotels, nicht nur in Deutschland. Euer Service, die Freundlichkeit und Hilfsbereitschaft ist aller Ehren wert! Glückwunsch.
Auch die Zimmer sind mit viel Liebe eingerichtet. Die Ausstattung perfekt.
Über die Lage des Hotels muss man nichts mehr sagen. Zentraler geht nicht!
Gesamtnote sehr gut! So muss ein Hotel funktionieren.
|Jose Luis Porto, Santiago de Compostela, August 2009
|Is the best 4 star hotel I have been to for years. Not only the room cleaning, location, or facilities, but the staff is outstanding, since the frontdesk to the barman. Efficient, helpful, charming, ....
Its not true that the hotel is a 4 star hotel. It should be awarded with as many stars as people working in the staff. I stayed in the hotel in late July for holidays with my family for 3 days. Unfortunately one of my daugthers got sick and couldnt leave the hotel for 2 days. In such situation, staff made us a extremly comfortable stay and always ready to help us in taking care of the sick girl, asking for her, offering a Doctor care,....
Indeed, outstanding hotel. Hopefully, we will return to Munich to complete our leasure trip, and there wont be other place to stay than Torbrau.
Thank you all.
José Luis Porto
|Ron H, Toronto, Ohio, Juli 2009
|We had the pleasure of staying at the Torbrau from 22-24 June, 2009. The staff at the front desk were very helpful and friendly. The breakfast and service was excellent. The rooms were clean and comfortable.
The location was very convenient also.
It rained while we were in Munich, and there was always someone at the desk to make sure we had an umbrella.
|Sylvia Riemann, Trier/Luxemburg, Juni 2009
|Liebes Torbräu Team,
ich freue mich schon heute auf meinen nächsten Besuch bei Ihnen am 17. Juli 2009.
Immer wieder gerne bin ich Gast bei Ihnen...
Vielen Dank für Alles!
Ihre Sylvia Riemann
|Philipp und Karin Cazzonelli, Neustift im Stubaital, Februar 2009
|Wir waren gestern am 15.02.2009 bei Ihnen im Cafe. Was uns besonders aufgefallen ist:
1. Die herzliche und höfliche Begrüßung
2. Eine kompetente und freundliche Bedienung besonders Herr Jan Philipp
Da es in dieser Zeit nicht mehr selbstverständlich ist sich so zu verhalten, ist es eine besondere Freude, wenn man so begrüßt und bedient wird.
Da ich Busfahrer in Innsbruck bin, werde ich ihr Haus ob für Übernachtung oder Kaffee und Kuchen ( der übrigens ausgezeichnet war) weiterempfehlen.
Alles Gute und bleiben Sie gesund
Philipp und Karin Cazzonelli
|Sybille Kiechle, Eriskirch, Februar 2009
|Wir haben uns selten in einem Hotel so wohl gefühlt und wir waren schon in vielen Hotels. Das war eine positive Holidaycheckbewertung wert.
|Lucie Aspirot, Montreal, Canada, September 2008
|We stayed at the for 3 nights in 2006. It was perfect : the room was incredible, the breakfast was plentiful and the location... well it is the best. Directly next to the heart of Marienplatz, you will also be a few steps from main monuments.
It is certain that we will return in Munich one day, and we will stay here.
|Christine & Peter Kende, Wien/Österreich, September 2008
|Liebe MitarbeiterInnen,
wir hatten in Eurem Hotel einen wunderschönen Aufenthalt. Das Zimmer war lieblich und sauber.
Das gesamte Personal sehr sehr freundlich und aufmerksam. Das Fühstücksbuffet reichlich und köstlich.
Wir kommen sicher wieder!
Liebe Grüße
Christine und Peter Kende
|Jana Seliger/ Lutz Lehmann, Wesel, Deutschland, Juni 2008
|Hallo an alle,
wir möchten uns für den wunderbaren, erholsamen und angenehmen Aufenthalt beim Hotelpersonal und den Verantwortlichen bedanken.
Wir hatten 3 tolle Tage in München, die uns durch den hervorragenden Services und die Gastfreundlichkeit der Leute im Hotel versüßt wurden.
Alles Gute für die Zunkunft, macht weiter so!
Wir werden sicher wieder kommen!
|Barbara Larson, St. Louis, Missouri, Juni 2008
I was privileged to stay in the Torbrau, June 6 and 7 with my three friends. It was a wonderful experience because of the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff. All were so kind with suggestions and directions. The room was perfect and the breakfast was excellent. We had a delightful and friendly girl, originally from Ireland, each morning at breakfast.
I would definitely recommend Hotel Torbrau to anyone visiting Munich.
Thank you again for helping to make my first Germany experience so memorable.
Barbara Larson
|P Garcia M, Madrid, Mai 2008
|We stayed from 1st May until yesterday. Superb location, clean, gemütlich and the best staff. Thank you to the people at the front desk. Special thanks to the lady on duty in the mornings. She called a cab yesterday morning to get us to the airport and she was as worried as we were because it took a little longer than expected. Thank you for making us feel at home far from home.Ich bedanke mich
|Gllen Valtin, NYC/USA, September 2007
|Enjoyed stay so much last sept,every aspect,which
is why I am looking forward to this years visit in sept.
& every sept. after that.
Perfect location, excellent accommodations,& a friendly
staff is why I will be back
|Silvia Lautenschläger, Klein-Gerau, August 2007
|Sehr geehrte Frau Zimmermann,
vielen Dank für Ihre Mühe heute abend und für Ihre Freundlichkeit. Ich fand es super, dass sie mir noch ein Einzel- und ein Doppelzimmer organisiert haben.
Vielen Dank und einen schönen Abend
Silvia Lautenschläger
Mondial Assistance Wiesbaden
|Andre & Liz Morrison, Cirencester, Glos, UK, August 2007
|Stayed for eight nights from 4 August 2007. Had a wonderful time, great room and excellent service. Staff were particularly friendly and helpful, especially Andreas on the front desk, Manfred in the breakfast room and the young chap who seved breakfast - never did find out his name!
Hotel very clean and great location for all sights in Munich. Highly recommended.
|Группа туристов из России, Москва, August 2007
|Мы отдыхали в этом отеле в декабре 2006 года.
Это было незабываемо!
Наша группа из 6 взрослых и 3 детей должна была остановиться в другом отеле, но там произошла накладка и нам отказали. Тогда мы пошли искать пристанище, абсолютно не зная города. Уже стемнело, шел холодный дождь... Родости нашей не было предела, когда мы обнаружили свободные места в отеле Torbrau. Первое, что нас приятно порадовало - очень приветливый, доброжелательный и заботливый персонал отеля. Второе - интерьер - отель оформлен со вкусом и большой любовью. Наши детки очень заинтересовались пряничными домиками, обсыпанными сахарной пудрой.
Завтраки были превосходны! Разнообразие выпечки и блюд подкупало.
Комнаты - просторные, светлые и очень чистые.
Отель расположен очень удобно - недалеко от основных достопримечательностей этого прекрасного города!
Мы очень надеемся снова вернуться в Мюнхен. И если это случится - обязательно остановимся в Вашем отеле!
Огромное вам спасибо за уютную, теплую, домашнюю атмосферу! За заботу и терпение!
Желаем вам и вашим семьям всего самого доброго!
С уважением,
Семья Шариповых,
Семья Шайдулиных,
Семья Лавровых
|Andrew McDonald and Christopher Mozley, Sydney, Juli 2007
|We were sorry we missed Andreas on our last day in Munich and it is some weeks now since we returned from our trip to Munich for the ESA. We both wanted to say what a difference Andreas' help made to making our trip that much more enjoyable. From always knowing our names and his friendly and helpful manner made our stay one of the highlights of our trip. The personal touch was very appreciated and we hope to come back and have been recommending the hotel to all our friends. Thank you so much.
|Ellen Ahearn/Eric Markell, Newcastle, WA USA, Juli 2007
|We stayed at the Hotel Torbrau for 4 days in June and will not stay anywhere else in Munich! The location is ideal; the rooms are well maintained, hotel staff was very attentive and helpful.
A huge thanks to Mr. Fritsch and his staff - we left an envelope in our room's safe, which contained a great deal of cash. Not only did we get it back, but the hotel staff went out of its way to locate us to let us know they'd found it!
|Sylvia Riemann, Trier, Juni 2007
|Ich bin immerwieder gerne im Hotel Torbräu. Es liegt sehr zentral, hat einen sehr guten Service und das Personal ist soooo nett.
Danke, bis bald mal wieder im schönen München
Ihre Sylvia Riemann
|Richard Ruiz, Costa Mesa, CA USA, März 2007
|I was in Munich for the Electronica conference and stayed an extra few days. I checked into the Hotel Torbrau and found the staff to be very friendly, and the room to be very clean. It was within walking distance to everything. All in all, I had a great time, and when I come back, I plan to stay here.
Again, the staff was great and the hotel was wonderful
|Ray Treacy, Dublin, Februar 2007
|excellent Hotel, very central to Marienplatz and all attractions, The staff are all very nice, efficient and friendly, rooms are good, really nice bathrooms, the Restaurant next door is excellent and the Hotel Cafe is great for snacks and they serve a big buffet in the mornings. I wish I was there right now.
Thanks to everyone in the Torbrau, We hope to return soon.
|Lavy & Ramki Sundaram, London, U.K, Januar 2007
|We stayed in Munich for a night on our marathon drive around europe this winter with our two children. Hotel Torbrau is perfect since it has a wonderful location. The staff hardly seem to be there but materialise when you want them and the breakfast is good. A big thank you for a comfortable stay
|Piercey Family, Oxfordshire UK, Januar 2007
|This is a great, family-owned 4* small hotel, very conveniently located for exploring the old city on foot. Getting there by train from the airport is extremely easy. Without exception, the staff are polite, friendly and helpful. The rooms are clean and comfortable - and the ones we had were quiet too - a rare thing. The breakfast is great, with a good choice for a continental hotel, and there is a separate eating area for non-smokers. Dinner is not served, but there is a good selection of restaurants within a few minutes' walk. There is a palpable old-fashioned pride in being hospitable at this hotel, and we recommend it without reservation!
|Ron & Wenda Dissinger, U.S. via Dublin, Ireland, Dezember 2006
|Look no further...Hotel Torbrau is the only place to stay in Munich! Location is perfect! Within easy walking distance of the old town where the main Christmas markets were set up. Even though it is the oldest hotel in Munich, the rooms are modern, well maintained and very clean! The hotel staff from the housekeepers to the breakfast room staff to the front desk staff...everyone was VERY helpful and kind and went out of their way to guide us and made our holiday extra special! We highly recommend this lovely, old hotel!
|MR. S. PARKER, NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND, Dezember 2006
|Dorothea Höller, Dezember 2006
|"Stammgast - Besuch" von der Deutschen Weinstraße - es war wieder so schön!
Frohe Weihnachten und ein gutes Neues Jahr - Auf Wiedersehen!
Ihre Dorothea Höller
|Bálint Szilágyi, Budapest, November 2006
|Sehr gut!!! Gut, Besser, Hotel Torbräu!!!!
|Fred and Denise, Toronto, Ontario, November 2006
|We loved this hotel for it's excellent location; the attentive and helpful staff; the cleanliness of the rooms and the great breakfast to start each day. Thank-you Michael and staff!
|RAQUEL, MAMEN AND MARIAN, MALAGA (SPAIN), Oktober 2006
|Katrina Hastings, Edinburgh, Oktober 2006
|The staff in the hotel when dealing with you are, as others say, lovely. Check in and key retrieval have been a bit tedious however. Breakfast is an enticing buffet of fresh treats. Rooms are clean and provide essential comforts.
It could be more friendly to business guests by providing access to the internet without having to physically go to the front desk every time you want to log on.
I would consider staying again however because of the location and because I prefer it to an anonymous chain.
|Kevin & Mala, NY, September 2006
|The main reason we chose this hotel was because it is very close to transportation & Marienplatz etc. However, we had bad experiences with the air condition not working. We were told it would be fixed within a day or two but nothing happened even after 8 days! I also felt like we were being avoided :(
Being on the top floor with our room facing the sun we had to pretty much avoid being in the room a.k.a. furnace! One other negative is that they don't have room service and the elevator is the size of a shoe box. Otherwise, the staff was wonderful.
|Peter and Ellen Griffin, Amersham, UK, August 2006
|The Torbrau has the ideal location for a tourist in Munich, just 5 minutes from the Marienplatz and 3 minutes to Isator S-Bahn (direct link to airport - get a Munich Welcome Card). We were on a City Break from Cresta and pre-booked a tour to the Ludvig Castles, but helpful Torbrau reception sorted us out a visit to the Allianz-Arena.
|Familie Sandvik, Helsinki, Juli 2006
|Einfach ein ganz tolles Hotel! Sehr gemütlich und schön eingerichtet und das Personal herzlich, freundlich und behilflich. Die Lage mitten in der Stadt an guten Verkehrsverbindungen, die wichtigsten Sehenswürdigkeiten und Kaufhäuser und Läden in der Nähe. Bestimmt kommen wir wieder!
|John, Seattle, Washington, Juli 2006
|Our stay at the Hotel Torbrau was excellent. The Genral Manager and Staff made sure that our stay was pleasant. Their hospitality was much appreciated. The location of the Hotel is great... Easy walk to all things essential during our stay in Munich.
|Maggie & Matt Katz, Delafield, Wisconsin USA, April 2006
|We stayed at this wonderful hotel in March 2005 and are looking forward to staying here again in September 2006. This was a perfect hotel and highly recommend the entire experience to anyone! Thank you so much for making our trip memorable!
|Mrs Linda Ingram, Crete, ILL , USA, Februar 2006
|We recently stayed in your hotel and we felt right at home!! We had a delightful stay in munich the staff at your hotel welcomed us with open arms and we were comfortable, relaxed, and well taken care of!! Thank you for all you did for us.
|Mary Kelly, Dublin, Ireland, Dezember 2005
|Just wanted to say we really enjoyed our stay with you last weekend. We found all the facilities excellent but it was your staff that made our stay such a pleasant experience. They were always pleasant, helpful and professional. Every staff member made us feel special and we will always remember our time with you. When we are in Munich again we will definitely stay with you.
Yours sincerely
Mary Kelly
|Nayak Reisen AG, Basel, CH, Dezember 2005
|Grüezi Frau Kauer,
unsere Gruppe war letzten Donnerstag bei Ihnen zum Frühstück und alle waren sehr angetan vom schönen Café und vor allem vom ausgesprochen netten Service!
Vielen Dank nochmals für die gute Bedienung.
I. Pfund
|Henkel Technologies, München, Dezember 2005
|The Torbräu arrangement was very good, very high service level, very kind people, free Glühwein late afternoon, what else did we need?
If you have people around, who want to be in the city center, can really recommend Torbräu.
These Torbräu People gave an "European unlike" level of service and kindness much better than Holiday Inn or so...
...it is a family run place with the owner taking personal interest...
|EUBSA Repräsentanz Deutschland, Dezember 2005
|Sehr gutes Restaurant!!! Top Küche und super Service. Absolut empfehlenswert.
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|D. Jones, Arundel, West Sussex, UK, Dezember 2005
|We would like to thank everyone at the Hotel Torbrau for making our weekend in Munich so enjoyable. We were impressed by the efficiency and the very pleasant way we were greeted and treated by erveryone involved. We particularly appreciated the warm gluhwein at the end of shopping, the relaxed brunch and the thoughtful pack of sandwiches provided because we left early this morning for the airport.
Thank you
D. and J. Jones
|S. Saunders, Portsmouth Hampshire, England, November 2005
|...thanks to all the staff at the Torbrau for their help and assistance during our stay. Everybody is very friendly and we do feel very much at home at the Torbrau, which certainly helps during PRODUCTRONICA as the days are very long as you know.
It is very nice to have friendly staff but also very efficient! Once again our sincere thanks to all.
Kind regards
S. Saunders
|Jack Sparrow, Tortuga, November 2005
|... La Famiglia ... an excellent Restaurant. Relaxing atmosphere, friendly service and superb food.


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The Shore Stop, at 8953 South DuPont Highway, was robbed early in the morning on Feb. 12.
The incident occurred at 2:06 a.m. when the suspect entered the store holding a large knife, and demanded money from the lone store employee, a 27-year-old female. The employee walked behind the sales counter, removed money from the register, and turned it over to the suspect, who then fled on foot.
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The following post was spurred on by some recent advertising I've come across. Honestly, my blood pressure rose. As the fellow in charge of Social Media for Accent Inns I've certainly known about the opportunity to get "paid" twitter followers to build a following but doesn't that go against what twitter, and other social media platforms, are all about?
"1 Million Twitter Followers for $$$$$ ! Limited Time Offer!"
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Kutiman has a new YouTube piece out and it's kind of rocking our world. Part of his ThruYou series, this one's a little different; Instead of trawling the web for obscure snippets and masterly weaving them into a single piece of audible glory, Kutiman chose to work from original content this time. Traveling to Jerusalem, he met with and filmed different musicians in the historic and diverse city. The piece is pretty epic; Kuti's signature treatment serves as a beautiful reminder of how different but similar everything can be. Take a look at previous works of Kutiman we've posted, as well.


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The NFL's "Black Monday" is almost upon us. Does anyone have any thoughts on the following questions?
Who is getting fired that deserves it?
Who is getting fired that does not deserve it?
Who is not getting fired who deserves it?
"The bass, the rock,
The mic, the treble,
I like my coffee black,
Just like my metal."
Norv Turner deserves it. Not sure who he has pictures of, but he's a coordinator, not a head coach, and he's proven it over and over and over again.
Please Cam Cameron, Please Cam Cameron, move in Parcells!
I know I know, he said he does not want that, but I can dream can't I?
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775
I'm guessing Cam Cameron will be out. I don't know that he deserves it though.
"If it was easy, someone else would have done it already." ISU Director of Athletics Jamie Pollard
I think Brian Billick deserves to go after losing 8 in a row and counting. However it could have been a fluke after they finished 13-3 last year, but maybe last year was the fluke year.
Originally Posted by Cyclonepride
Norv Turner deserves it. Not sure who he has pictures of, but he's a coordinator, not a head coach, and he's proven it over and over and over again.
Totally agree! My once proud Redskin's franchise is still trying to recover from his disaster there.
I cannot believe the Chargers can go from 14-2 to what 11-5 probably, especially in that terrible division they are in. They should not have lost a single division game!
Norv and Cam Cameron are both Coordinators. Norv does deserve a little credit, I think he's adjusted well as they the Chargers have won 5 in a row. He'll probably blow their playoff game though. The Redskins problem is Dan Snyder. The list of player acquisitions in the past 10 years has been laughable. Over-the-hill Bruce Smith, Deion Sanders, Jeff George, and on and on. Norv gets a bad rap, much justified, but we'll find out when the playoffs start what he's made of with San Diego. The Chargers started bad, but they had a lot of injuries and are playing well now. Wade Phillips leaving for Dallas didn't help them either. I think it took them a while to adjust.
Originally Posted by CyclonesRule
I think Brian Billick deserves to go after losing 8 in a row and counting. However it could have been a fluke after they finished 13-3 last year, but maybe last year was the fluke year.
I would agree that Billick deserves to go. His most damning offense was hiring a puke named Rick Neuheisel. That guy wrecks every football team he touches.
Mike Molan - 49ers coach
Brian Billik - Ravens coach (hot seat..)
John Fox - Panthers coahc (hot seat..)
Iowa State: Anyone who's a true college basketball fan needs to see a game at Hilton Coliseum. Nice is in the DNA of Iowans and the fans here are particularly gracious -- even when the home team loses but gives a great effort, they are appreciative.
ESPN.com picked Hilton Coliseum as the "Hot Arena" in the Big 12...coaches in the league noted that, "regardless of talent, the Cyclones have a home court like no other."
Originally Posted by cmoore_23
Mike Molan - 49ers coach
I think that would be very dumb. What happened to giving a guy some time to rebuild a franchise?
Crennel was on the hot seat very soon after he landed in Cleveland...many felt he would get canned following last season or surely would be this year.
And now...10-6...needing the Colts to win tonight to get into the playoffs - biggest surprise in the NFL this season.
The 49ers took a step backwards this year but I do think Nolan is the man for the job.
Herm Edwards.... Enough said
Scott Linehan. The Rams should have set every offensive record in the book with this "genius" running the show. Now they're getting old and they might as well start over.
I'm a Chiefs fan, and the thought of Herm Edwards being fired never crossed my mind, but I definitely wouldn't disagree with that move.
Linehan could probably get canned to, that wouldn't surprise me either. But I think he gets another year to try and right the ship.
Herm Edwards needs to go and can the GM Carl Peterson while you are at it too. Scares me to think how the Chiefs will make another dumb pick in the first round and some other ones that make you scratch your head in the middle rounds as well. Chiefs have done a terrible job drafting lately. They have uncovered a few gems like LJ, Allen, Hali, and D. Johnson but they don't do a good job of filling needs or drafting guys that are good enough to stay on the roster long.
Herm is an over-rated coach too, hell I'd even take Marty back right now. He may not win the big games in the playoffs but at least the Chiefs got there more often than not with him.
Go Cubs Go!
Chiefs need to fire Edwards, and get Schottenheimer back. Those were the days!
Although they wouldn't win a playoff game, ever. But that's better than not going to the playoffs, which is where they are headed now, and for the foreseeable future.
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Emmy Relaxed V-Neck Sweater
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Pull on this cozy sweater with ultra-modern paneled leggings for a weekend look with definite downtown appeal.
- V-neck. Long sleeves.
- Raglan sleeves. Allover textured knit.
- Acrylic, Cotton.
- Machine Wash.
- Imported.
- Measures approximately 24.5" from shoulder to front hem and 27" from shoulder to back hem.
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ZF-2853: Issue with Zend_Controller_Dispatcher_Interface definition
I've noticed that in various places throughout the framework, objects make getDefaultControllerName(), getDefaultAction(), and getDefaultModule() method calls on objects of type Zend_Controller_Dispatcher_Interface. Those methods are not defined in Zend_Controller_Dispatcher_Interface, which can obviously lead to problems. These methods are defined in Zend_Controller_Dispatcher_Abstract, so it probably slipped by. However, if one were to create the class My_Controller_Dispatcher_Abstract from which all application dispatchers inherit, there would be major problems if the methods mentioned above were not defined.
I haven't scoured the entire framework, but know that the above methods are called in Zend_Controller_Front and Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Module from object properties that are defined as type Zend_Controller_Dispatcher_Interface.
Please categorize/fix as needed.
Interface updated (as well as documentation) in trunk and 1.6 release branch.
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Unique, house-shaped feeder draws in orioles and other fruit-loving birds. Its powder-coated steel frame includes a large, protective roof, a 4 oz, heavy-duty glass jelly dish with steel wire holder, and two outer spikes for attaching orange halves or other fruit.
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Strength and conditioning are the foundation of any athletic program. In order to perform at an optimal level for sustained periods, it is necessary for the athlete to maintain proper nutritional habits and rest patterns and develop consistent year-round workout routines.
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Strength is best attained by working with both dynamic and concentrated styles of resistance training, using different cycles throughout the year. Speed is improved through loading and over-speed training. Loading consists of uphill running, towing and plyometrics, employing many facets of jumping, running, sprinting and throwing.
Over-speed training includes downhill running and tubing and additional plyometric exercises. Research has shown Oregon's approach and state-of-the-art program to personal development has produced outstanding results over many years.


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Executive Director - BRAC
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The Bicycle Racing Association of Colorado (BRAC) is now hiring for the position of Executive Director. BRAC is a 501c3 non-profit sporting organization based in Golden, Colorado.
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The ideal candidate Executive Director will possess a skillset that includes: financial management and fiscal planning, marketing, fundraising, event planning, communication, grant writing, committee management and engagement, ability represent the organization in the cycling and business communities, and the ability to engage a passionate membership.
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Lemon Meringue Muffins RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 6 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1 cup sugar, divided
- 2 large eggs
- 1/2 cup plain yogurt
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon grated lemon peel
- 1/4 teaspoon lemon extract
- 1-1/3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 2 large egg whites
- Preheat oven to 350°. In a large bowl, cream butter and 2/3 cup sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in yogurt, lemon juice, peel and extract.
- In another bowl, whisk flour, baking powder and baking soda. Add to creamed mixture; stir just until moistened. Fill greased or paper-lined muffin cups three-fourths full. Bake 17-19 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Remove from the oven. Increase oven setting to 400°.
- Meanwhile, in a small bowl, beat egg whites on medium speed until soft peaks form. Gradually add remaining sugar, 1 tablespoon at a time, beating on high after each addition until sugar is dissolved. Continue beating until stiff glossy peaks form.
- Spread or pipe meringue onto muffins. Bake 6-8 minutes longer or until meringue is golden brown.
- Cool 5 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack. Serve warm. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 1 dozen.
Reviews for Lemon Meringue Muffins
"We enjoyed these and I didn't even make the meringue. A light dessert. Plenty of flavor,"
"This is the first muffin recipe I have tried and I'm very satisfied. I used orange instead of lemon. Texture is smooth and taste is delicous. At last I've found a simple and flavorful recipe."
"These would be good of you hollowed out a small portion and filled with lemon curd before the meringue. The lemon curd would be that tartness the cupcakes don't have."
"These muffins are so good. The meringue was easy too. I put the meringue in a plastic bag and cut a small hole at bottom corner. Easy breezy. My granddaughter said the only thing that would make these better was if there was a filling. I'm working on that.. I also brought them to a dinner with friends. They look beautiful."
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- Date submitted: 1 Nov 2011
- Stakeholder type: United Nations & Other IGOs
- Name: World Health Organisation (WHO)
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Full Submission"Human beings are at the centre of concerns for sustainable development. They are entitled to a healthy and productive life in harmony with nature" - Principle 1 of the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development, 1992. This note responds to the request by the co-chairs of the UNCSD Bureau dated 14th March 2011 for contributions and inputs for the preparation of a compilation document which will in turn be used to prepare the zero draft of the UNCSD Rio +20 outcome document. The preamble reflects the fact that WHO's contribution will be part of a UN-wide effort. The second section places the health - and the role of the World Health Organization - within this broader context Preamble 1. As a member of the United Nations System Chief Executives Board, WHO recognizes the historic opportunity provided by the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development to reset the world on a sustainable development path. 2. We affirm that sustainable development is a top priority for our organizations, and reaffirm the continuing validity of the principles in the 1992 Rio Declaration on Environment and Development and of Agenda 21, including the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities. We recommit to a renewed system-wide effort, in partnership with the full range of governmental, civil society and private sector stakeholders, to support the realization of these principles. 3. Despite substantial improvement in many key areas of development and environment, the world has not made the progress towards sustainable development aspired to in the outcomes of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development held in Rio de Janeiro in 1992, and in subsequent related world conferences. 4. Over the past twenty years, the world has witnessed strong economic growth and significant progress towards attaining a number of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). It is of grave concern, however, that these positive trends have been accompanied by increasing disparities and inequalities, persistent gender inequality, social inequity, a growing deterioration of the environment, and recurrent economic, financial, energy and food crises. 5. At the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (or Rio+20), renewed commitment and urgent action are therefore needed to lay a firm foundation for a longer-term process of redressing imbalances, agreeing on priorities, and reforming institutional arrangements at all levels, to bring about coherence and the integration of policies across the economic, environmental and social pillars, with human beings and their wellbeing at the centre. The Conference must also address the means of implementing outcomes, through the provision of resources, including for technological transformation and capacity building. 6. Charting the way forward to eradicate poverty and promote sustainable development must start with the recognition that the world has changed in fundamental ways. Climate change is significantly altering the physical and human geography of the planet. There are major differences in population growth, age, sex structures, spatial distribution and patterns of movement; resource consumption has increased, and production patterns are more unsustainable. But there has also been wide-ranging technological progress, from renewable energy and energy efficiency, to innovative measures for adapting to climate change impacts, and new and efficient means for social networking, dialogue and participatory engagement, providing opportunities that were not available twenty years ago. 7. Against these changing parameters, Rio+20 must acknowledge that economic, social and environmental objectives are not independent variables, but are mutually supportive, with progress in each area facilitating advancement in the others. Our objectives should be to enhance equity, revitalize the global economy, and protect the planet and its ecosystems that support us so that all people, women, men and children, can live in dignity. 8. The sustainability of future growth and development will rely critically on innovation, improved economic, energy and natural resource efficiency, an open and supportive multilateral trading system, better fiscal policies providing incentives for sustainability, comprehensive wealth accounting and valuation of ecosystem services, equitable access and inclusive political processes and the capacity to create sufficient decent work. Growth must lead to strengthened resilience ? of households, ecosystems, and economies, and improved water, food and nutrition security. 9. Economic growth must be of high quality and inclusive. It should occur hand in hand with relevant efforts to accelerate progress in global health, gender equality and women?s empowerment, the realization of human rights, greater equity, improved access to and quality of Social protection, the rule of law, and the fair distribution of the benefits of development. Policies must avoid trade protectionism and negative impacts especially on the poor and vulnerable groups such as refugees and internally displaced persons. These objectives are all key elements of the green economy approach, and we pledge the support of our organizations to Member States as they engage in this critical and transformational transition. 10. The shift to sustainable development presents challenges, but also offers opportunity for substantial investments, both public and private, in productive infrastructure, technological transformation, science, education and human capital development. WHO as part of the UN system stands ready to assist Member States as they formulate and implement the enabling policy and regulatory frameworks that are essential for such investment to take place, and to continue to strengthen its work at the country level. 11. In the current fragmented system, institutional reform is unquestionably needed at national, regional and international levels, to integrate the dimensions of sustainable development, improve effectiveness in implementation, urgently scale-up activities, and bring about further coordination and coherence of policy. 12. The UN system is determined to do its part on institutional reform, by improving system-wide coordination mechanisms, and by reviewing and improving policies and programmes, including through joint programming. But this may not be sufficient, and Rio+20 should consider continued efforts on broader reforms within the UN system, for example, the strengthening of institutions, mandates and regulatory frameworks, or making structural changes. 13. At Rio+20, we must build on and scale up the achievements, best practices and lessons of the MDGs, and lay strong foundations for the post-2015 development agenda. We must chart a course for measurable progress towards sustainable development goals, using milestones that integrate the economic, environmental and social dimensions and a new generation of metrics to measure our achievements. The UN system stands ready to support the world?s nations and peoples to make sustainable development a reality. Health and Sustainable Development 14. Healthy populations are central to human progress and sustainable development. This was recognized in the Rio Declaration of 1992 and remains equally true today. Rio +20 now offers an opportunity to re-examine the relationship between health and sustainable development. It does so at a time of global uncertainty; at time when the world is reacting to the on-going impact of financial and other crises; and at a time of growing inequities within and between countries. The key messages in this note are that improvements in human health contribute to the achievement of sustainable development, that they are one of its principal beneficiaries, and - of particular importance in this context - health indicators provide a convincing and powerful means for measuring progress. 15. The links between better health, the economy and the environmental sustainability are well established: people who are healthy are better able to learn, to earn and to contribute positively to the societies in which they live. Conversely, a healthy environment is a prerequisite for good health. Reduction of key air, water and chemical pollution risks can prevent up to a quarter of the total burden of diseases, and a large proportion of childhood deaths. Strong, well-designed health delivery systems not only protect individuals from illness but contribute to the resilience of societies by protecting people from impoverishment when they are sick. They can further the empowerment of women. And they represent a means by which people can hold national authorities democratically accountable. 16. Health is both a global as well as a national public good: clearly seen through the measures taken to address cross-border threats. These can take many forms: acute outbreaks that threaten travel, trade and economic growth; refugee crises and demographic shifts. Urbanization, along with its many benefits, has also fostered unhealthy slum environments, unhealthy lifestyles and changing patterns of consumption which all contribute to the growing burden of non-communicable disease - one of the greatest current threats to sustainable economic growth world-wide. A changing climate not only increases the frequency and intensity of natural disasters, but in the longer term threatens the fundamental requirements for health - clean air, safe drinking water, a secure food supply and adequate nutrition and shelter. Progress, threats and opportunities 16. While there have been major advances in human health over the last two decades, these benefits have been unequally shared. At current rates of progress, for example, only 19 countries will reach the MDG target for reducing maternal mortality by 2015. It is also evident in areas such as improving access to medicines and other benefits of technology, that progress has been constrained by policies and practices in other sectors. As noted in the preamble, the last 20 years has seen limited progress in the integration of economic, environmental and social policy. Rather, there has been a continuing assumption that macroeconomic policy should be set independently and that economic growth, combined with the focus provided by the MDGs, would drive development. So despite a growing recognition that progress in health depends on trade, intellectual property, agriculture, employment and many other aspects of international and domestic policy - coherence across sectors remains elusive. 17. The series of global crises that provide the backdrop for Rio + 20 can open an opportunity for doing policy differently by creating greater awareness of the linkages among macroeconomic, social and environmental policies. Stimulus packages in some parts of the world have deliberately focused on infrastructure development for health. There is also growing consensus - not least within the G20 - of the need for better approaches to Social protection. The challenge for health and sustainable development is to further develop an approach to policy which reflects interdependence and linkages, first at the national level and, building on this, at the global level. Health and the Green Economy 18. While health can be major beneficiary of economic and environmental development, it will not happen automatically. The need for a new, more coherent approach to policy is well illustrated by the fact that twenty years after the first Rio Summit, the key decisions in many countries that guide urban planning, transport and housing development create rather than reduce air pollution, noise and traffic injuries. These same policies limit rather than promote daily physical activity. Likewise, there are too many instances in which energy policies worsen indoor air pollution, which is responsible for nearly half of the global pneumonia deaths in children under the age of five, and over 1 million deaths from chronic lung diseases, mostly among poor women. Agricultural policies too often make it harder, not easier to access to healthy foods and nutrition - in rural and urban areas and in developed as well as in less developed countries. The net result is that - in the absence of fundamental change - policies that govern the environment in which we live and work will continue to contribute to, and even exacerbate, the burden of disease. This is particularly true of chronic non-communicable conditions such as asthma, diabetes, cancers and heart disease . But equally poor housing and sanitation play a critical role in the transmission of diarrhoea, TB, and vector born diseases 19. Recent work in WHO shows that this need not be the case. Many health risks can be prevented and health benefits enhanced by a more integrated approach to policy making. Such approaches ensure that health and human well-being, equity and poverty eradication are the outcomes of development, and not factors to be traded off against economic growth alone. Clearly a green economy must contribute to income growth, to job creation, as well as to more sustainable patterns of consumption and production. And these need not be mutually exclusive if the right mix of strategies is chosen. The challenge therefore is to bring to bear the growing body of knowledge that links economic and environmental development with better health, and to ensure that this information can be accessed in usable, practical form by policy makers. Rio +20 offers an important opportunity in this regard. The need for win-win solutions 20. Many of the big issues facing the world at the beginning of the second decade of the 21st century are well known: ageing populations; rapid, unplanned urbanization; competition for scarce natural resources; financial instability; migration; and the effects of a changing climate. What is needed is a framework that links decisions in one area (such as urban planning or climate change mitigation) with better health and well being. 21. In respect of climate change mitigation, many parts of the framework have already been developed . Box 1 shows a brief selection of some win-win solutions for health and climate change mitigation in relation to the transport sector, household energy, housing and health facilities. Box 1: Greener health facilities as engines for community development: Health care facilities worldwide are developing cleaner, greener, community-based energy and waste management systems ? generating significant, combined benefits for health, development and climate change adaptation/mitigation. Hospitals and clinics that gain greater energy self-sufficiency are more resilient to climate change and weather emergencies, and better able to provide services reliably to the urban and rural poor. Energy designs can range from advanced co-generation of heat and power (CHP), to small, "solar suitcases" that deliver light to midwives in remote settings. Improved low-energy, natural ventilation in hospital settings can support better infection control. Advanced autoclaving of health care waste can save reduce pollution emissions and dispose of hazardous medical waste more sustainably. Solar refrigeration also being scaled up in many rural locales to meet the fast-growing future demand for vaccine delivery and storage. Many energy retrofits can yield immediate, annual facility savings on the order of 10-30% - in a sector estimated to account for 5-7% of national greenhouse gas emissions in some developed countries. - Tens of thousands of health care providers from China and India to Europe and the Americas, already have launched energy and climate initiatives, driving change from the grassroots. However, health care systems in low income countries and rural settings require more support from climate finance mechanisms to adopt these cost-saving, climate- and life-saving measures. Greener transport: More investment in bus rapid transit/urban rail, along with networks for cyclists and pedestrians yield: comparatively lower levels of urban air pollution; more physical activity; less traffic injury risks for cyclists and pedestrians traveling on separated networks; and better mobility for poor and vulnerable groups. Studies of urban cycle commuters in Shanghai and Copenhagen have shown 30% lower annual mortality risks, on average, in comparison to other commuters. Developing cities such as Curitiba, Brazil and Bogota, Columbia have made large, strategic investments in greener and healthier transport systems, largely self-financed. These emphasize dedicated bus lanes and extensive development of cycle/pedestrian routes, including in rapidly growing areas of the periphery. Greener housing and home energy systems: Better home insulation, heating/cooking systems and indoor ventilation, can significantly help reduce respiratory diseases, including asthmas, pneumonia and TB, as well as vulnerability to extremes of heat and cold. The savings in health costs can help drive "health-wise" green investments. For instance, the benefit-cost ratio of an improved biomass stove in the average poor home in Africa or Latin America is 62:1, when gains in health as well as time and fuel savings are considered. These stoves also reduce climate changing black carbon. Large savings in health costs from asthmas and other respiratory illness were obtained from home insulation initiatives in low-income New Zealand homes. These immediate health gains helped drive large-scale government investments in home improvements ? although the economic value of the carbon savings would be realized in the future. 22. Similarly joined-up approaches to policy linkages are needed in other areas such as health care delivery. In the case of the former, the combination of ageing populations, growing public expectations, rising technology costs and an increasing burden of chronic disease threatens not just the financial sustainability of health systems but of whole economies . Policy needs to link measures across several sectors that can reduce the burden of chronic conditions; to change behaviours among health care providers, patients and financiers (including insurance companies); to ensure that incentives drive greater efficiency. 23. Social protection provides a third example of the policy coherence which links environmental, economic and social policy. In too many societies people remain vulnerable to sudden crises: through loss of jobs; through crop failure; or through accident or illness. Financial uncertainty and environmental change exacerbates these risks. The first change that is needed is to recognize that for enabling people and communities to be more resilient through Social protection it needs to be seen as investment and not consumption. In other words, Social protection has benefits both in terms of the economy (as an automatic stabilizer) and in terms of health outcomes. Second there is a need to link different types of protection (crop insurance, old age pensions, remittance transfers); resources that enable access to basic services (such as health and education); and financing for the provision of those services. Health as an outcome of all policies: measuring progress and impact 24. Sustainable development is sometimes a hard concept to grasp. Health is not. Demonstrating the relationship between the two is therefore a powerful argument to support climate change mitigation and adaptation in particular, and sustainable development in general. Its benefits are usually immediate, personal and local ? rather than deferred and diffuse, like reducing CO2 emissions. Opinion surveys of the general public, and of climate negotiators, as well as economic valuation of health effects of mitigation and adaptation measures, all argue for a much stronger role for health in climate and related development processes. 25. Rio + 20 provides an opportunity to agree on a new approach to development based on the integration of economic, environmental and social policy concerns. For any new approach to have real traction, however, new metrics will be needed to assess progress. These may take the form of Sustainable Development Goals or a new MDG framework. 26. Health outcomes can be measured and can generate public and political interest. In addition, WHO has developed tools and indicators to assess the impact of policies in different sectors and their potential impact on peoples' health. Health indicators alone cannot convey progress on development, but as both contributor and beneficiary of sustainable development, they will be a critical component to how we track the progress and impact of sustainable development after Rio +20.


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NAVIGON questions and answers
If you drive using NAVIGON, you'll want the exact details. How to download updates, for example, or install additional maps or services, or how NAVIGON FreshMaps works. You'll find manuals, downloads and answers to your questions here.
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Proceed for this this setting as follows:
1. On your mobile phone select successively: "Menu" - "system" -
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2. Here you can select whether you prefer to use the " integrated GPS "
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3. If both methods are selected, the device will first search for the
internal GPS receiver and then for a possible external GPS.
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A lot of people tend to post Big XII and Pro Sports related stuff in the ISU subforums. I think that the vast majority of this would be fixed if the forum titles were updated to include "Iowa State" or "ISU". So instead of being titled "Football" the forum would be called "Iowa State Football", instead of "Basketball" we'd have "Iowa State Basketball", and so on.
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Every year, Trolley Square hosts Halloween activities for familes, kids and anyone else who wants to get into the Halloween spirit.
"We are working hard to create a fun and entertaining experience for community members," says Chris Matthews, Director of S K Hart Management. "These family-oriented activites are traditions we want to continue."
Start your morning with the adrenaline rush of by watching pumpkins dropped off the famous, 80-foot tall Trolley Square water tower onto the roof of a car starting at 11:30 a.m. The event will be hosted by KBull 93.
Here's a clip of last year's pumpkin drop we like to call "One Hard Pumpkin."
Kids can go Trick-or-Treating at participating Trolley Sqaure stores from 12–5 p.m and get free kids meals at Old Spaghetti Factory from 12–8:30 p.m.
Visit Trolley Square's website for more infomation on events. Click here to register to participate in the Pumpkin Drop.


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Margin of safety
The margin of safety is the difference between the intrinsic value of a security and its current market price.
Expanded Definition
Benjamin Graham and David Dodd coined the term "margin of safety" in their 1936 book., Security Analysis. It was also featured in Graham's The Intelligent Investor.
Value investing, which was first described by Graham and Dodd, seeks to buy companies at a discount to their intrinsic value. But a company's intrinsic value, which judges not just the current value of the company but the future value of the company, depends on several variables that can at best be estimated. Therefore, the value investor builds in a margin of safety: the difference between the company's intrinsic value and the market value that would have to exist before the value investor would trust that he or she was truly buying at a discount.
For example, in order to buy a particular security, an investor might require that the market price be 30% below the intrinsic value. This margin of safety would ensure that, even if his calculated intrinsic value were wrong, he would likely not have overpaid.
The margin of safety, in other words, is a way of managing the risk inherent in valuing and buying securities. Investors will often require a smaller margin of safety from an established company with a competitive advantage, for example, than for one in a new and growing industry. As Warren Buffett once quipped, "It is better to be approximately right than precisely wrong."
If shares of Danneskjöld Repossessions (Nasdaq: FAKE) currently trade for $75, but the intrinsic value of the shares is $100, then the margin of safety is 25%. On a related note, the potential upside on the shares is 33%.
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Asian Studies at San Jose State University is explored by various centers and programs. A Center for Asian Studies was founded in 1974 in order to further the development of opportunities to study Asia (South, Central, Southeast, and East) at San Jose State University.
Soon afterwards an Asian Studies Minor Program was established. At this same time, SJSU developed a federally funded media service: the East Asian Regional Materials and Resources Center (EARMARC). Other notable programs established over the years include the Major and Minor Programs in the Chinese and Japanese languages.


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It's tough to escape copyright infringement in a digital age. As enticing as it might seem, you can't legally use any image you've found online and throw it in your blog or use it for commercial purposes. The bulk of the images on the Web are subject to copyright – meaning the photographer or creator of a particular image retains exclusive rights to that image – and are therefore protected under federal law. Luckily, there is an entire realm of free-for-all images that fall under something called "public domain."
Public domain images are available to anyone and can be used for whatever purpose you like, even commercial use, for a variety of reasons: the copyright may have expired, the images could have been taken by a government branch, or the owner may have just forfeited his or her rights for whatever reason. And, although there is a ton of places to find public domain images online, many of the sites offer limited and lackluster results that are more of an eyesore than eye candy. Here are choices for the best places to go to download public domain images. Have at it.
DISCLAIMER: Copyright properties and conditions vary from one image to the next. Make sure you have a firm understanding of the license and abide by any restrictions it may have in order to avoid legal penalties and action. That being said, publish images at your own risk.
Related: Cash in your mobile photography with these smartphone apps
Creative Commons
Creative Commons is one of the best choices for public-domain content, whether you're looking for photos, audio, or something else. The site's handy search utility allows you to enter a search term in the upper-right corner and filter the results based on Flickr, Fotopedia, Pixabay, Google Images, and a number of other reputable spots for hosting photos.
Keep in the mind that the site searches for images that have Creative Commons licenses, meaning the images might not necessarily fall under public domain, but they can often still be used under certain conditions. The site should also automatically search for content that can be used commercially and otherwise, but it's a good idea to double-check the license just to be on the safe side.
EveryStockPhoto has an attractive, yet easy-to-navigate interface and displays some of the most popular searches on the left-hand side for easy access. When you use the built-in search bar, the site compiles images from a wealth of resources and showcases them in a classic thumbnail view or a column view that sorts them; once you click an image, EveryStockPhoto will show you the photographer, the license type, resolution, and a few other tidbits of information. Unfortunately, you must register for a free account depending on the image source.
Wikimedia Commons
With more than 16 million media files available for free, Wikimedia is another great tool for finding different kinds of public-domain content. Users curate the elaborate site – uploading, tagging, and categorizing the files – and most of the content is available and can be modified as long as you attribute the original author or licenser.
Wikimedia features a fairly extensive list of categories, from nature to engineering, and there is even a public domain category to greater filter your results. When using the search bar in the upper-right corner, try entering "PD" before your search term to limit the results exclusively to public domain images. For instance, try searching "PD Abraham Lincoln" to show only public domain images of the late president.
Flickr doesn't just house millions and millions of protected images. It is also a great source for finding Creative Commons-licensed material and some that has made its way into the public domain spectrum, as well. The site features a wide array of images and the comprehensive search function allows you to sift through images much quicker than the built-in image browser.
Like the rest of the sites in our roundup, it's best to to avoid any legal trouble by looking at what the original content owner's restrictions on the image are. Some images on Flickr aren't subject to copyright at all and thereby can be used for anything (including commercial purposes), while others merely require a simple attribution or hyperlink back to the source. Be sure to check out the Library of Congress' photostream for a great collection of historical images.
CG Textures
`Like the title implies, CG Textures offers mainly textures. Made by a graphic designer for graphic designers, this site makes creating textures super easy and fun. Everything featured on the site is free, but it does require you to sign up for a membership to access the entire photo collection.
However, for those who want actual photos and not just textures, don't fear. The site also provides an assortment of traditional photos, such as animals and skulls, if you don't mind taking the time to browse for them. Moreover, the site houses a neat gallery showcasing how people have successfully used the provided textures. It's a great way to spur some ideas for a potential project, or to be completely horrified by what people are capable of making.
Unsplash is not your typical stock photography website. It doesn't feature a search button or different categories to choose from, but rather, functions solely as a Tumblr page featuring beautiful high-resolution photos submitted by different users. Ten new photos are added every 10 days, all of which you can download. Photos vary from animal close-ups and landscapes to automobiles and intimate portraits, but sadly, there isn't a way to search for specific images. Get used to casual browsing and stockpiling photos for future use.
Dreamstime has a similar look and feel to Shutterstock, but includes a selection of free photos as well. The site does ask for a user sign-in, and there are some photos that require credits to download, but it does have a substantial selection of free images. In fact, compared to the other sites in our roundup, Dreamstime has the best variety, given it pulls from Creative Commons and many other websites. The search is accurate, too, so long as you keep your search queries broad. It also offers a slew of generic categories to browse through, if you're looking for something less specific.
Death to Stock Photos
Death to Stock Photos is not what you might expect. Co-founders David Sherry and Allie Lehman noticed it can be difficult to find compelling photos for free use on blogs and personal websites, so they decided to offer their own. Once you sign up for a free subscription, you will receive a pack of photos with their accompanying stories each month. For an additional $10 a month, you'll gain access to the couple's entire library and receive an extra pack of photos to your inbox every month. Part of that money goes to different artists, allowing for greater variety in the library.
Unlike waterfalls or puppies, photos of space can be more difficult to capture for the home photographer. NASA is the place for all of your cosmic and space picture needs. They offer mind-blowing photos they've taken over the years, for free. The site has a number of galleries you can go through to find something you need. Whether it's retro ones like Neil Armstrong stepping on the moon, the Mars surface shot by Curiosity, or something more recent like a cosmic ring.
There is a lot of outer space to cover, so if you don't find what you're looking for with NASA, SpaceX has made all of its spectacular photos available in the public domain. The world was informed of this exciting news by Elon Musk on Twitter – what a world we're living in! SpaceX is a young, private company, so unlike the government-run NASA, it has no obligation to give up the rights to their photos. Lucky for us, they decided to throw us a bone and put awe-inspiring pictures on Flickr for free.
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There is a typo in the phpdocs for Zend_Amf_Parse_Amf0_Deserializer::readReference().
The word 'refrence' should be spelt 'reference'.
Thank You for report, Solved at SVN r20391
Nice Work, I'm glad you picked up on those other typos as well.
Thank You, Rob. I think who wrote TYPO might write same one elsewhere. So, I searched and corrected it, and would in future ;-)


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Astronomy Chat Series
Astronomer: Courtney Dressing
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Phoebe Waterman Haas Public Observatory
Museum in Washington, DC
Video chat with astronomer Courtney Dressing at the Public Observatory. Ask questions about her research about habitable exoplanets, what it's like to be an astronomer, or anything else that interests you. Courtney Dressing is a Ph.D. student at Harvard University.
This event may be moved or postponed in the event of inclement weather. Check @SIObservatory for updates or call (202) 633-2517.
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Main Street might look like a free-for-all during the Sundance Film Festival.
But it is not supposed to be.
City Hall regulations cover many of the goings-on seen on or close to Main Street during the festival. There are rule-breakers every year, though, even as Park City officials attempt to widely publicize what is allowed and what is not.
Some of the rules include:
City Hall also tightly regulates business activity. The municipal government requires licenses for many sorts of setups, including gifting and hospitality suites. Municipal rules prohibit people from renting houses or condominiums for corporate activities.
Street musicians must obtain licenses from City Hall. A license costs $5 per day. Others who must obtain the licenses include pantomime artists, magicians and dancers if they expect to be seek donations. Amplified music is not allowed.
More information is available on City Hall's website, www.parkcity.org. Select the 'Living Here' button on the front page, then 'Special Events & Facilities' and then 'Sundance Film Festival.


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ZF-11269: Wrong environment variables in zf.sh usage
Page http://zendframework.com/manual/en/…, last section, environment locations. It states, that there are two environment variables that control where zf.{sh,bat,php} looks for Zend framework, namely ZF_INCLUDE_PATH and ZF_INCLUDE_PATH_PREPEND.
This is incorrect, as zf.php, in function _setupToolRuntime, near line 338 shows that these variables are named ZEND_TOOL_INCLUDE_PATH and ZEND_TOOL_INCLUDE_PATH_PREPEND.
This should be fixed either in the documentation (so that it reflects reality) or in zf.php (so it's consistent with rest or environmental variables)
Too ZF_STORAGE_DIRECTORY should be replaced by ZF_STORAGE_DIR.
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At the height of the Second World War, a young Navy Lieutenant stood at the helm of a U.S. patrol boat and in one ill-starred night made his mark in the annals of history. That young man later became on of the most popular Presidents of the USJohn Fitzgerald Kennedy. National Geographic reveals the true story behind the legenda more complex, more intriguing tale than we were ever led to believe. Famed ocean explorer Dr. Robert Ballard will travel to the Solomon Islands to find the sunken wreck of Kennedy's boat, the PT-109. Through eyewitness accounts of survivors, local islanders and other PT crews on patrol that night, along with powerful footage from the war in the Pacific, we retell the remarkable story of JFK's heroic struggle to rally his crew and get them safely to shore and explore the controversies that have swirled around the boat's sinking.
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All supplies necessary for central posting, field posting and worker training
This kit includes all of the supplies (one each) necessary for central posting, field posting and worker training:
EPA's Official Pesticide Safety Poster in English/SpanishQuick Reference Guide Poster for WPSPesticide Application Posting SheetsWPS Reference GuideWorker Handbook (English/Spanish)Handler Handbook (English)Training Notebook for Worker TrainingPesticide Application Warning Sign (Pack of 10)Flip Chart with EaselEmergency Information Sign - Required Information
Note: The pesticide application warning signs in this kit meet requirement for all states except California and Texas. California customers should order the California WPS Starter Kit, Item No. WPS50CA. Texas customers should order GEMPLERS Weatherproof Applicators Record Book, Item No. 96GRB additionally and use these sheets instead of the pesticide application sheets included in this kit.
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Click below to purchase tickets.
Please join us for the 7th Annual Boutique Bridal Event at Busch Stadium. Guests will receive a guided tour of Busch Stadium's unique and versatile event spaces set and decorated for rehearsal dinners and weddings. The event will highlight photographers, wedding planners, florists, bakeries and other unique vendors. Cocktails and hors d'oeuvres samples will be available from our exclusive caterer DNC-Sportservice and Executive Chef Larry Johnson.
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Colorado residents behind on home heating bills still have time to apply for help. The Low-income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) encourages Coloradans in need of financial assistance with home heating bills to take advantage of the program and apply for LEAP benefits before the April 30 deadline.
LEAP is a federally funded program that provides cash assistance to help families and individuals pay a portion of winter home heating costs. The program pays the highest benefits to those with the highest heating bills and lowest incomes by family size. Applicant income cannot exceed 150 percent of the federal poverty index, which equals a maximum income of $2,882 per month for a household of four people. The average LEAP benefit is estimated to be $302 per household.
As of March 31, LEAP has helped nearly 90,000 Colorado households with their heating bills, including 322 in Bent County alone. However, there are still thousands eligible for the program that have yet to apply.
To qualify for LEAP, applicants must be responsible for paying heating costs directly to an energy provider, fuel dealer or as part of rent; be a permanent legal resident of the United States and Colorado or have household members that are U.S. citizens.
LEAP applicants must provide a copy of valid identification and a completed affidavit indicating that they are lawfully present in the United States. Valid forms of identification include, but are not limited to:
1. Colorado Driver's License or Colorado Identification card; or
2. United States Military Identification Card or Military Dependent's Identification card; or
3. United States Coast Guard Merchant Mariner card; or
4. Native American Tribal document.
As defined by the Colorado Department of Revenue, other forms of identification may be accepted as well. For more information on lawful presence requirements, contact the DOR or visit www.colorado.gov/revenue.
Completed LEAP applications can be picked up and faxed, mailed or delivered to the Bent County Social Services department: 215 Second Street, Las Animas; fax: (719) 456-2945. Applications can also be downloaded at www.colorado.gov/cdhs/leap.
LEAP eligible households may also qualify for the Crisis Intervention Program [CIP] and Colorado's Energy Office's Weatherization Program. The CIP operates year-round and provides assistance with a home's primary heating source such as a furnace or wood-burning stove. The Weatherization Program improves the energy efficiency in homes throughout Colorado, thereby permanently reducing heating costs.
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Fifth Annual NYU-CESS Experimental Political Science Conference Save the Date
Submitted by gbain on Thu, 06/02/2011 - 08:55
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Friday, March 2, 2012 - 06:55 to Saturday, March 3, 2012 - 06:55
Please mark your calendars for the Fifth Annual NYU-CESS Experimental Political Science Conference, which will take place on March 2-3, 2012. Eric Dickson and I will be co-directing the conference, and we expect to post a call for papers early in the fall. Past programs can be found here.
Thanks to the generosity of NYU's Department of Politics and the NYU's Center for Experimental Social Science, we continue to be able to offer the conference without a registration fee and to provide free food throughout the weekend, so we hope to see as many of you there as possible!