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tenants rights after fire
Posted 07 February 2013 - 12:09 PM
My landlord expects me to carry out the lease. My wife and I had been thinking about putting an offer on a home. So this just pushed us in that direction. I was told in early January that it would be 6-8 weeks to remodel. I put off dealing with the idea of breaking the lease to keep my options open. Well, our home purchase fell apart at the last minute at the end of January. I was told by the landlord that the remodel hadn't even gotten underway and it is still estimated 6-8 weeks. (end of march)
I told her over the phone right then that I'm terminating the lease and want my deposit back. ($1400) She said fine but that they wouldn't return the deposit due to me breaking the lease. If the place could have been finished by mid Feb, I would have been willing to wait it out. But I feel I just have to move on. (not to mention, my insurance won't cover my stuff in storage for that long a time. In their eyes, I needed to relocate. )
Needless to say, I'm completely miffed. We've been staying at my inlaws while dealing with all this. I have now found a place to live. We move in on Feb 15th. But I really want my deposit back. It just doesn't seem fair at all. (the fire was not my fault..the neighboring unit's chimney is to blame)
I've looked up New Mexico law. Here is what it says about Tenant's rights after a fire.
Resident rights following fire or casualty.
A. If the dwelling unit or premises are damaged or destroyed by fire or casualty to an extent that enjoyment of the dwelling unit is substantially impaired, the resident may:
(1) vacate the premises and notify the owner in writing within seven days thereafter of his intention to terminate the rental agreement, in which case the rental agreement terminates as of the date of vacating; or
(2) if continued occupancy is lawful, vacate any part of the dwelling unit rendered unusable by the fire or casualty, in which case the resident's liability for rent is reduced in proportion to the diminution in the fair rental value of the dwelling unit.
B. If the rental agreement is terminated, the owner shall return the balance, if any, [of] prepaid rent and deposits recoverable under Section 18 [47-8-18 NMSA 1978] of the Uniform Owner-Resident Relations Act. Accounting for rent, in the event of termination or apportionment, is to occur as of the date of the vacation. Notwithstanding the provisions of this section, the resident is responsible for damage caused by his negligence.
Well B certainly supports me. But (1) is the issue. How to interpret it. Did I have only 7 days to terminate the lease from the time of the fire? Or do I just have 7 days to give them written notice from the time I decided to terminate?
I believe I have grounds to terminate the lease anyway simply due to the fact that the owner can't provide me with a home to live in. But I want to address the above question first.
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Posted 07 February 2013 - 12:37 PM
Here is the only bit and it just relates to fires. There are no other terms that mention breaking the lease except for the normal end of the lease agreement.
16. Damage to Premises. If the demised premises, or any part thereof, shall be partially damaged by fire or other casualty not due to Lessee's negligence or willful act or that of his employee, family, agent, or visitor, the premises shall be promptly repaired by Lessor and there shall be an abatement of rent corresponding with the time during which, and the extent to which, the leased premises may have been untenantable; but, if the leased premises should be damaged other than by Lessee's negligence or willful act or that of his employee, family, agent, or visitor to the extent that Lessor shall decide not to rebuild or repair, the term of this lease shall end and the rent shall be prorated up to the time of the damage.
Posted 07 February 2013 - 03:31 PM
You aren't obligated to wait around for four months while the place is being repaired, even if the landlord or insurer is covering your living expenses in short-term housing. (That said, just for future reference, you don't want to talk about how you'd been thinking about buying a house as "out".)
You need to put conversations about this in WRITING, not leave it to over the phone or even texts. You send certified mail and show on letter that copy went regular mail, hand delivery, however. You summarize events and conversations.
No need to quite NM law to us; you ask what it is you don't understand about it, if anything. Law will trump lease generally, but your lease doesn't say you can't terminate because you don't want to wait around for house to be fixed.
Seems to say you can give the landlord a 7-day notice of termination.
"Did I have only 7 days to terminate the lease from the time of the fire?"
Nothing "prompt" about four months at any rate (and the law won't require you to sit around and twiddle that long).
I'll echo PG's advisory "warning" with a twist: (Many) legal issues are complicated. Explanations and comments here might not fully identify or explain the ramifications of your particular problem. I do not give legal advice as such (and such is impermissible here at any rate). Comments are based on personal knowledge and experience and legal info gleaned over a quarter century, and every state has differing laws on and avenues to address most topics. If you need legal advice, you need to consult (and pay) a professional so that you may have someone to hold accountable. Acting on personal and informational advice from a stranger on the internet is a bad idea -- at least not without your own thorough due dilience/research and confirmation as it applies to your situation.
Posted 07 February 2013 - 04:23 PM
47-8-31. Resident rights following fire or casualty.
A. If the dwelling unit or premises are damaged or destroyed by fire or casualty to an extent that enjoyment of the dwelling unit is substantially impaired, the resident may:
(1) vacate the premises and notify the owner in writing within seven days thereafter of his intention to terminate the rental agreement, in which case the rental agreement terminates as of the date of vacating
Here's my take on it.
The fire was Dec 30. If that was the date that you vacated then you had seven days from Dec 30 to notify LL in writing that you were terminating the lease which would result in the lease terminating on Dec 30 necessating the return of any prepaid rent and deposit.
You've obviously gone way past the 7 day requirement.
Unfortunately, the law appears to have no contingency for non-compliance with the 7 day requirement.
So my best guess is that, theoretically, the lease continues as is and you would still be obligated to pay your monthly rent throughout the remainder of the lease period even though you did not have use of the premises.
That, of course, is unconscionable because it substantially penalizes you for something that you have no control over and your non-compliance doesn't damage the LL any further than the fire has already damaged her.
So let's look a little further and see what else we can find in the statute.
47-8-20 addresses the owner's obligations with regard to habitability:
47-8-27.1 addresses the consequences of the owner's failure to comply with 47-8-20 and the tenant's options.
It's a bit of a stretch to apply that to your situation but let's make the stretch. That gives you the possibility of getting your deposit back or getting a rent abatement. Unfortunately, it requires (again) that you furnish written notice to the owner. And you, apparently, have not done that.
47-8-27.2 addresses rent abatement.
The trouble is that all the statutes emphasize written notice. I have no clue as to how a court would view your lack of written notice.
I doubt that a court would make you pay rent during the time the dwelling was not available to you.
Generally, what a court is concerned with is whether your actions caused your landlord any monetary damages that would necessitate allowing her to keep your deposit.
In this case I think not because it shouldn't make any difference whether you gave written notice or not. She can't do anything with the house until it's repaired anyway. She would be profiting from your non-compliance by keeping your deposit which is generally not permitted in contract law.
Whether a court would share my analysis is anybody's guess.
Bottom line: If you feel that she wrongly keeps your deposit, you have the option of suing in small claims court and putting the issue before a judge.
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Nov 16 2012
The Ethics of Amputating a Perfectly Healthy Leg
In 1997, Dr. Robert Smith, a Scottish surgeon saw a patient with an atypical request. He wanted the surgeon to amputate his perfectly healthy left leg. Why the request? The patient argued his left foot wasn't part of him. "It felt alien." Dr. Smith had the patient see a psychiatrist. The patient was diagnosed with Body Integrity Identity Disorder (BIID). Smith performed the operation. At follow-up a couple of years later, the patient reported his life was positively transformed by the operation. Word got out. Smith saw another such patient and performed a similar amputation. And the second patient also reported a positive result.
Then, the story hit the media. The public reacted. Smith was ordered by his hospital to cease and desist.
Some BIID patients will try the back-door route toward amputation. They'll injure their leg – then visit the surgeon – leaving the surgeon little choice.
From an article authored by a BIID patient in The Guardian:
First I needed to freeze and kill the leg so that surgeons would amputate it afterwards. I ordered dry ice pellets from a company near Edinburgh (the same stuff that is used in discos for the smoke effect). Nobody asked what it was for. I bought 40kg – it evaporates very quickly, so you have to buy a great deal. I put on layers of pantyhose, because you do not want it sticking to you, spread it in the back of the car and sat with my leg immersed in it for one hour. The pain was indescribable: it hurt so much I passed out a few times. I was scared, but more so of failure. I am that kind of person – I never fail.
I had not damaged the leg enough to have it amputated in hospital, so the following September I made a second attempt..
(source: http://boingboing.net/2007/02/01/elective-amputee-tel.html)
In an article in Journal Applied Philosophy (Vol. 22, No. 1, 2005), the authors tackled the following: (1) What would motivate someone to have an apparently healthy limb amputated?; and (b) under what conditions is it reasonable for doctor to accede to such requests?
The authors noted that patients with BIID are suffering; and the condition does not respond to more conservative measures – including psychotherapy. In addition, functional MR studies have identified imaging signatures suggesting reasons why patients experience a limb as alien.
The authors then continued:
In a world in which many are born without limbs, or lose their limbs to poisons, landmines, and other acts of man and God, it might seem obscene to legitimize the desire for the amputation of healthy limbs. But we have argued that, in the case of at least some [of these patients], the limb in question is not as healthy as it might appear: in an important sense, a limb that is not experienced as one's own is not in fact one's own.
Disorders of depersonalization are invisible to the outside world: they are not observable from the third-person perspective in the way that most other disorders are. But the fact that they are inaccessible should not lead us to dismiss the suffering they might cause. Whether amputation is an appropriate response to this suffering is a difficult question, but we believe that in some cases it might be.
The authors supported their arguments with a formal ethical analysis; respect for autonomy, minimize harm; and beneficence. So, for patients with established BIID resistant to other treatment, on balance, it is morally permissible to amputate an "ostensibly" healthy limb. The mismatch between the patient's subjective experience of their body and what third parties "objectively observe" makes this a challenging conundrum.
What do you think? Any analogous situations in your practices?
6 Responses to "The Ethics of Amputating a Perfectly Healthy Leg"
# Davidon 16 Nov 2012 at 8:12 pm
Composite Tissue Allotransplantation is alive and well. Offer a living donor status to the patients with the BIID condition.
Review work by Warren C Breidenbach III MD
Limb transplantation is a reality.
# Jsternon 16 Nov 2012 at 11:06 pm
Good luck getting BCBS to pay for this one!
# Gardneron 17 Nov 2012 at 10:10 am
…"functional MR studies have identified imaging signatures suggesting reasons why patients experience a limb as alien."
Any explanations as to what this means?
# Bigorthoon 17 Nov 2012 at 10:35 am
I had a patient with a body dysmorphic syndrome who thought his hips were too wide and wanted me to narrow them. He had done research on pelvic and femoral osteotomies and came with many different diagrams so we could design the best operation. I did present him at an indications conference where we had a serous discussion about the feasibility and technique of such surgery, but no would actually do the surgery.
# Medical Justiceon 17 Nov 2012 at 11:06 am
To Gardner…My bad. Should have read MEG signature and not functional MR.
Apotemnophilia – the Neurological Basis of a 'Psychological' Disorder
Paul D. McGeoch, David J. Brang, Tao Song2, Roland R. Lee2, Mingxiong Huang & Vilayanur S. Ramachandran
Nature Precedings npre.2009.2954.1
Here we show using functional brain imaging – magnetoencephalography (MEG) – that the condition is characterized by an absence of activity in the right superior parietal lobule (SPL) when the affected limb is touched. When this discovery is combined with our earlier finding of a simultaneous increase in skin conductance response (SCR) on touching the affected limb , which reflects increased sympathetic nervous system activity relating to the limb , we conclude that what has been regarded as a purely psychological condition, actually has a neurological basis and is caused by a failure to represent one or more limbs in the right SPL. This has the bizarre consequence that although sufferers can feel the affected limb being touched, it does not actually integrate into their body image – a mismatch that results in a desire for the affected limb to be amputated.
# Stephenon 17 Nov 2012 at 4:00 pm
Certainly a bioethical challenge. It reminds me of the deeply held controversies about sex-change surgery, especially the castration and penectomy involved–which are now accepted as part of the culture.


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April 27, 1997
Tech Ends Regular Season With Two Losses
LUBBOCK, Texas - The Texas Tech softball team ended their 1997 regular season with shutout losses of 3-0 and 6-0.
The Texas Longhorns scored their first run of the opening game in the top of the third inning. They followed that with runs in the top of the fifth and sixth innings. Tech was stagnant on offense as they recorded only one hit for the game. Emily Hayes took the loss, while Christy Guidorizzi got the win.
The second game of the doubleheader was somewhat better offensively for Tech, but defensively, the Red Raiders couldn't stop the Longhorns hit parade. Texas scored one run in the second, two runs in the third and picked up a three run homer in the fourth. The Red Raiders got some offensive power from All-America candidate Kim Martinez and infielder Kim Tillett, who both hit doubles. Danielle Brady picked up her 12th loss of the season while Nece Ahumada recorded the win.
The losses bring Tech's final Big 12 Conference record to 1-13, while their overall mark goes to 34-28-1. Their next games will be in the Big 12 Conference Tournament set to begin on Thursday at the ASA Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City, Okla.


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Chemrec Receives Two Prestigious Awards
Stockholm November 4, 2011 - Chemrec AB, gasification technology and project developer turning pulp mills to biorefineries converting the residual product black liquor to biofuels recently received two prestigious awards, the AlwaysOn GoingGreen Global 200 and the 2011 Global Cleantech 100, both for the third year running.
The AlwaysOn editorial team, along with partners at Morgan Stanley, SAP, KPMG, Hewlett-Packard, Goldman Sachs, Technology Partners, Bridge Bank, Sheppard Mullin, Silicon Valley Bank, NEA, and industry experts across the globe scoured the entrepreneurial community to identify the top 200 private companies that are transforming our world into a safer, more efficient, and environmentally friendly place, Chemrec is proud to have been selected for the AlwaysOn GoingGreen Global 200 Award.
The 2011 Global Cleantech 100 is produced by the Cleantech Group, providers of leading global market research, events and advisory services for the cleantech industry. The list is produced as part of the Global Cleantech 100 program, run in collaboration with the Guardian News and Media. This year 4 274 companies where nominated for the award. The final selection was done by an international expert panel of 70 individuals from the cleantech industry and investor community.
"We are honored to receive this double recognition", said Max Jonsson, CEO Chemrec. "Our gasification technology has during the past year gone through extensive validation and is ready for demonstration on a commercial scale. We have also completed and taken into operation the BioDME plant which within the European BioDME project will provide the clean fuel tested by a Volvo test fleet of heavy trucks. Chemrec biofuels reduces green house gas emissions about 95%."
The 2011 list of AlwaysOn GoingGreen Global 200 firms is available on the website of AlwaysOn, http://www.aonetwork.com/AOStory/Announcing-2011-GoingGreen-Global-200-Top-Private-Companies
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Chemrec AB is a Swedish company providing technology for black liquor gasification which integrated in pulp mills provides the opportunity to produce large quantities of renewable motor fuels or electricity from biomass. The technology has potential to globally provide motor fuels equivalent to over 45 billion liters/year of gasoline (12 billion gallons/year). Chemrec owners are VantagePoint Venture Partners, Volvo Technology Transfer, Environmental Technologies Fund and Nykomb Synergetics. For more information, see www.chemrec.se


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Free CPR Classes in Cleveland Ohio
There are a lot of reasons why people decide to take CPR classes. For some it is a requirement for work while for others it is for self-fulfilment. Other people decide to take the training after being confronted with a situation of seeing someone collapse and they were not able to do anything. But you don't have to wait until an emergency happens before you do something to get yourself prepared. There are a lot of CPR trainings available around Cleveland and all you have to do is find one that would suit your needs. You can take free CPR classes in Cleveland Ohio as they are readily offered by a lot of agencies around your area.
You can start by inquiring from local hospitals for schedule listings and programs offered. Your local Health and Fire Department also offer free trainings and seminars for the community at scheduled dates. You can drop by these agencies and inquire when their next stop in your area would be. Volunteering agencies such as the American Red Cross also conducts free CPR classes in Cleveland Ohio. This is a great opportunity for you to take part since you will be taught basic lifesaving techniques that you can use in the event an emergency occurs.
Cardiac Pulmonary Resuscitation or CPR is performed not only to people who have encountered a sudden cardiac arrest but to cases of drowning, choking, suffocation and intense allergic reactions. It can also be administered to infants after suffering from sudden infant death syndrome. However, CPR is not a simple blowing of air to the mouth while pumping ain into the chest. It is a procedure that should be done properly if you want to increase another person's chances of survival. This require you to attend free CPR classes in Cleveland Ohio where you will be taught the proper way of performing this lifesaving skill. Along with other medical concepts, you will be trained to effectively respond in cases of emergencies where your help is most valuable.
In a city of more than three hundred thousand people living in the city of Cleveland, it would be no surprise that accidents would come swooping down the highway. As fatal heart attacks top the number one spot as the country's prime killer, it is always a good idea to get equipped with sufficient knowledge of immediately responding to a situation that requires CPR. You will be able to do this by attending free CPR classes in Cleveland Ohio, which is to your full advantage. As they are offered for free, you wouldn't lose anything if you take some time off and attend the training.


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The Pro Football Hall of Fame announced the 15 finalists who could be inducted into the Hall of Fame for the class of 2014. From the 49ers, former owner Eddie DeBartolo Jr. and DE/LB Charles Haley were part of the list of finalists.
Eddie DeBartolo Jr. has been named a finalist for the third consecutive year. He owned the team from 1979-2000 and oversaw five Super Bowl victories. He has gained support from former players including Jerry Rice, Fred Dean and Joe Montana.
Haley is considered to be one the greatest pass rushers of all time. He was on the 49ers from 1986-1991 and 1998-1999. The defensive end was a five-time Super Bowl champion which included two of them (Super Bowls XXIII and XXIV) with the 49ers. He won three Super Bowls with the Dallas Cowboys as he was on the team from 1992-1996. Haley was an All-Pro selection with the 49ers in 1990 and with the Cowboys in 1994.
LB/DL Kevin Greene was also named a finalist as he spent the 1997 season with the 49ers. He was a three-time All-Pro selection who also played for the Los Angeles Rams, Pittsburgh Steelers and Carolina Panthers.
Semifinalist Rogers Craig failed to make the cut.
The Hall's selection committee will meet on Saturday, February 1st to announce those who will be inducted.
Here is the full list of Hall of Fame finalists:
-K Morten Anderson - New Orleans Saints from 1982-1994; Atlanta Falcons from 1995-2000 and 2006-2007; New York Giants in 2001; Kansas City Chiefs from 2002-2003; Minnesota Vikings in 2004
-Owner Eddie DeBartolo Jr. - San Francisco 49ers from 1979-2000
-RB Jerome Bettis - Los Angeles / St. Louis Rams from 1993-1995; Pittsburgh Steelers from 1996-2005
-LB Derrick Brooks - Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1995-2008
-WR Tim Brown - Los Angeles / Oakland Raiders from 1988-2003
-Head Coach Tony Dungy - Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1996-2001; Indianapolis Colts from 2002-2008
-DL/LB Kevin Greene - Los Angeles Rams from 1985-1992; Pittsburgh Steelers from 1993-1995; Carolina Panthers in 1996 and from 1998-99; San Francisco 49ers in 1997
-WR Marvin Harrison - Indianapolis Colts from 1996-2008
-P Ray Guy* - Los Angeles / Oakland Raiders from 1973-1986
-DE Claude Humphrey* - Atlanta Falcons from 1968-1974 and 1976-1978; Philadelphia Eagles from 1979-1981
-OT Walter Jones - Seattle Seahawks from 1997-2009
-S John Lynch - Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1993-2003; Denver Broncos from 2004-2007
-WR Andre Reed - Buffalo Bills from 1985-1999; Washington Redskins in 2000
-G Will Shields - Kansas City Chiefs from 1993-2006
-DE Michael Strahan - New York Giants from 1993-2007
-CB/S Aeneas Williams - Phoenix/Arizona Cardinals from 1991-2000; St. Louis Rams from 2001-2004
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Police arrested a man at Los Angeles International Airport on Sunday, according to witnesses. The witnesses have said the suspect is San Francisco 49ers OLB Aldon Smith.
Smith is presumed to have been detained for being hostile with security and saying something about having a bomb while in the line. In a video from TMZ, Smith claims he has done nothing wrong throughout the process. LAX said that the identity of this man will not be revealed.
San Francisco 49ers General Manager Trent Baalke released the following statement on Aldon Smith:
"We are disappionted to learn of the incident today involving Aldon Smith. As this is a pending legal matter and we are still gathering the pertinent facts, we will have no further comment."
The 49ers linebacker has had previous problems with the law which includes facing felony counts for the possession of assault weapons from a house party incident in June 2012 while in San Jose. He was also arrested for a DUI before Week 3 of the 2013 season which led to an indefinite suspension with the team where he served time in rehab. Smith was out for five games before returning with the team after a bye week. Smith was also arrested for a DUI after his rookie season in January 2012 in Miami, FL.
On the field, Smith has produced 42 regular season sacks for the 49ers in three seasons. He set a franchise rookie record with 14 sacks and an overall franchise mark with 19.5 sacks the following year. Last season, Smith had 8.5 sacks in the regular season and 3.5 in the postseason.


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11 month old: how much formula / milk?
My son is 11 months. He currently takes 5 5 oz. bottles (formula) each day and eats healthy size meals at breakfast, lunch and dinner. I'm curious about how to transition to cow's milk? just start mixing with formula and increase milk portion? Should I be decreasing the amounts of these bottles as well. His doctor says he should be off bottles by 12 months, but I don't see that happening, he's not very good with the sippy cups yet. Any suggestions?
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As far as the transition from formula to milk, both of my sons did exceptionally well. I just gave them milk in stead of formula and they drank it like it was no different. I had both of my boys on cow's milk at 10 1/2 months (yes, I know, wait until a year, but I didn't and my boys are fine). My first son never had any formula and went from breast to the sippy cup with milk in it. My youngest, who is a few days away from his first birthday drinks milk from a sippy cup and an occasional bottle from time to time (maybe like 1-2 4oz bottles a day IF THAT). I think I will probably just stop offering the bottle and only giving him the cup. Every baby is different, my niece was on the bottle until around 18 months, and she is perfectly find at almost 2 years old. GOOD LUCK!posted 09/03/2007 by tink_0427
My child's doctor told us at 11 months I can start her on cow's milk. She is doing very well on it. I started giving her sippy cups instead of a bottle when she was about 7 months. I started by once a day when she was going to have a bottle, i gave her a sippy cup. And now she is almost 12 months and she doesnt take bottles at all!posted 09/04/2007 by joheartsu926
Actually, this is just in response to the posting about what age to start cow's milk. You are supposed to wait until they are a year, not because of allergies, but because of iron-deficiency anemia. Cow's milk is low in iron, compared to formula, and a child's iron needs are highest between 6 and 12 months. Iron-deficiency anemia can result if you give cow's milk before age 1. The effects may not be readily apparent to you, but not getting enough iron during this critical period is associated with cognitive difficulties that can persist into adulthood, as well as other complications.posted 12/01/2010 by kdnmom
My son is 11 mo old too. My son drinks 3 or 4 6 to 8 oz bottles each day. I introduced a sippy cup at about 6 mo but he doesn't like it. He wants a bottle AND he wants me to hold every time! The Doctor said to start working in milk around 11 mo. 1st week, us 6 oz formula 2 oz milk, 2nd week 4 oz formula 4 oz milk. 3rd week 2 oz formula 6 oz milk and 4th week all milk. I don't know how I'm going to get him off the bottle when I can barely get him to use a sippy!posted 12/03/2007 by Teresa1128
I am starting to wean my 11 month old from breast milk to whole milk. We gave him a straw at 7-8 months and he surprised us by knowing how to use it. For those having trouble with sippy cup, give a straw cup a try. The doc said it was fine, if not better than a sippy cup!posted 11/03/2008 by sarahg6
I think the main reason they tell you to switch from bottle to sippy cup is tooth decay... so what you might want to do is switch to a nipple with bigger whole (like # 4) that way your baby will finish it very quick. It takes a while for babies to get comfortable with sippy cup. I tried 3 different type of sippy cup till I found the one my baby liked. She can hold on to the handles and drink very easily now but after practicing and playing with it for over a month. I would give her formula in the bottle and water and jounce in sippy cup and once she got used to it then I put milk/formula in the sippy cup. oh and my baby is almost 12 months.posted 10/25/2007 by Oz72
One thing that I don't like about Pediatricians is they all seem to have different opions. I'm a cut and dry type person. No grey areas! However, I have asked around and everyone I've talked to has said that there is nothing magical about the age 1. That its more of an individual basis. I have 4 children and I have nursed them all. NONE of them ever had a bottle. I've never even purchased one myself. As soon as I think they are ready to try a sippy cup, I start with the soft tip ones. They are great but they leak more. So I'm always happy once they figure out the hard top kind. I nursed my first two until they were 1 exactly but my last two I started weening in the 11th month. My baby right now just turned 11 months and she was ready to be done herself anyway. She went straight to whole milk in a sippy and loves it. However, my problem with her, that I haven't had with the others, is she is constipated. So I am cutting back on the milk and using apple juice!! Works great!posted 04/23/2011 by shoogie4
My 10 1\2 month old son nurses in the m orning and before he goes to bed and then sometimes once during the day... i know i should probably be nursing himmore if hes not on any formula but he hates formula and so ive been considering starting him on cows milk now while weaning him off of me. And after reading tink_0427 comment it kind of reassures me that its not that big of a deal especially if your child isnt having allergic reactions. so thanks!posted 09/04/2010 by vanessa49
We tried 3-4 sippy cups before my son settled on Gerber. We let him have a sippy cup around 6-7 months old and would leave it around all day with water in it so he could try it out and play with it as much as he wanted. At 11.5 months, we gave him the sippy in the morning with whole milk in it and never looked back. He fought it for 1 day and has been great ever since. We tried whole milk in his bottle a few times to make sure there was no allergy but my Dr suggested trying to switch at once instead of worrying about working up to it. He said most kids will surprise you and be just fine. Our son was one of those! Good luck!posted 08/03/2009 by Seaside1009
To getrude1: He probably is not eating enough solids then if he is drinking that much formula! The doctor told me that a little bit ago. My baby is 11 months and was still bf about 8 times a day! I was worried he wasn't eating enough solids. Then the doctor said to offer him food instead of BM little by little. Now he is down to 4 milks (BM) a day. I got there in a transition of 2 weeks. I hasn't been easy but is working. He is now eating more solids and down to 4 breast feedings. I suggest you start doing the same if he is already 13 months!posted 01/17/2010 by mandreala
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New York Hosts London Street Photography
Friday 24 August 2012
"London Street Photography 1850-2010," featuring work by several members of iN-PUBLiC, is currently on view at the Museum of the City of New York. This landmark exhibition was the most visited exhibition in the history of the Museum of London. In New York, it is paired with a selection from MCNY's own extensive collection of New York Street Photography. For more information, hours and directions, please visit the Museum of the City of New York's exhibitions page.
On 10 September 2012 at 6:30 pm, curator Sean Corcoran will moderate a panel discussion on contemporary street photography with several photographers including iN-PUBLiC's Richard Bram, Magnum member Bruce Gilden, Sylvia Plachy and Richard Sandler. Again, visit the Museum's website for details.
In-Public was set up in 2000 to provide a home for Street Photographers.
Our aim is to promote Street Photography and to continue to explore its possibilities, we are a non commercial collective. All the photographers featured here have been invited to show their work because they have the ability to see the unusual in the everyday and to capture the moment. The pictures remind us that, if we let it, over-familiarity can make us blind to what's really going on in the world around us.Read more


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Every time we tell ourselves that we're not posting any more, "Call Me Maybe" videos, that we're just going to close the tab and do something more productive like hunting for Spotify playlists of dance-pop or going through twenty scrolls of Beyonce's Tumblr, something comes along that makes us pause and need to post. For instance, the prospect of mashing up a song like this:
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Yep. Yep. It's probably more accurate to call it a Khia remix, as the only Carly Rae in this is the "Call Me Maybe" instrumental. But as you know, "Call Me Maybe" has an amazing instrumental. The person who did the mashup says it's "the anthem of the year [meeting] the anthem of our generation," and we can't really dispute that.
Listen below, but in case the above didn't tip you off, this is not safe for a) work, b) church (it's Sunday, after all) or c) prudish company.


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Before posting social media messages, clergy and church staff are told to ask themselves, would I want God or my mum to read this?
20:40, UK, Wednesday 22 January 2014
Church of England officials have drawn up nine social media commandments telling clergy and staff how to behave online.
Under the first rule, 'Don't rush in', tweeters are told to think about the following questions before posting messages online: Would I want God to read this? Would I want my mother to read this? Would I want this on the front page of a newspaper?
The guidelines, issued by the Bath and Wells diocese, explain: "Responding quickly doesn't mean doing so without due consideration."
The diocese also advises staff not to hide behind anonymous profiles and to always reveal their identity.
Under the safeguarding rule, online users are told to communicate messages to groups, rather than individuals or share them publicly.
The diocese explains: "The informality that social media encourages can mean that it might be harder to maintain a professional distance that is required when working with children, young people and the vulnerable."
Other rules stipulate that users must not overshare personal information, must keep confidential church matters private and be aware of the legal framework relating to sharing their thoughts with friends and followers.
Theologian and blogger Vicky Beeching praised the church's move to embrace the digital world and engage with the younger generation, but added that she was not a fan of "constrictive social media commandments".
She told Sky News: "The main problem is that they can be too cut and dry. These rules can create an air of micro-managing, which potentially robs social media of its creative freedom and throws the baby out with the bath water."
Specifically, she criticised the anonymity rule, saying, "This rules out all the good that anonymity can accomplish. If used well, anonymity can be a powerful tool.
"We see this with online political activists who, by not using their own identity, are able to fight for justice and speak boldly in a manner that otherwise would not be possible."
She also said the commandment 'Don't rush in' could "potentially curb the passion and energy behind many great tweets".
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Rackham Centennial Panel: What to Expect in the Presidential Election
Michael Lewis-Beck received his PhD in 1973 from the University of Michigan. His interests are comparative elections, election forecasting, political economy and quantitative methodology. He is also one of the world's foremost experts on election forecasting. Professor Lewis-Beck has authored or co-authored over 200 articles and books, including Economics and Elections, The American Voter Revisited, French Presidential Elections, Forecasting Elections, The French Voter, and Applied Regression. He has served as Editor of the American Journal of Political Science and of the Sage QASS series (the green monographs) in quantitative methods. Currently he is Associate Editor of International Journal of Forecasting and Data Editor of French Politics. There will be another lecture and discussion on Friday, October 19 at 12 noon in the Eldersveld Room (5670 Haven Hall).


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text: Yura, I have mixed feelings about your solution. Under the LCDproc protocol, 0x0 should clear everything. -1 should enable everything. The imonlcd driver is a little unusual because an output command does not include the entire state of the display - the bars and icons are set separately. My solution would be to just properly cache the the bar state during a 0x0 or -1 output command. Otherwise 0x0 and -1 would not work as intended in the protocol. The problem is that there is currently no way to clear all of the icons without clearing the bars. How often is your program doing a complete clear of the icons/ display? I will fix the caching problem, but it might also be worth considering not clearing the entire display on your end. Maybe keep one icon on to indicate your program is running. That way you will only have to send one command for the icons rather than one for icons and then another to re-establish the bars. Karsten, you also use these functions, do you have any thoughts? --Eric On Oct 15, 2011, at 9:07 AM, Yura Scheglyuk wrote: > Hi! > > On 15.10.2011 20:04, Markus Dolze wrote: > >>> lcproc 0.5.4 clear icons AND progress bars by 0x0 command. lcproc >>> 0.5.4 >>> turn on progress bars after 0x0 command. >>> >>> lcproc 0.5.5-pre1 clear icons AND progress bars by 0x0 command. >>> lcproc >>> 0.5.5-pre1 DO NOT turn on progress bars after 0x0 command. >>> >>> New test python script p-bars-2.py attached. >> >> Ah, I now see. It indeed clears the progress bars on 0x0. >> >> Would you please try what happens if you send some different progress >> bar value the second time (line 26 in your script) than the first >> time >> (line 18)? > > Yes, you are right. Another progress bar turning on if I send > different progress bar value after 0x0 command. lcdproc keep state > of progress bar and don't change it on the second same progress bar > command assuming that 0x0 command clear icons only. So we need to > fix 0x0 command to clear icons only and do not clear progress bars. > > -- > Best regards, Yura. > _______________________________________________ > LCDproc mailing list > LCDproc at lists.omnipotent.net > http://lists.omnipotent.net/mailman/listinfo/lcdproc


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Eilat is located in a unique position between the mountains and the sea. This ensures a wide variety of sea sports including diving and snorkeling amidst the beautiful coral reefs as well as the opportunity to swim with the dolphins. There are beautiful hikes in the canyons around Eilat and in TimnaPark. The shared borders with the Sinai in Egypt and with Jordan allow for easy access to the attractions in these countries. The Shelter is the ideal jumping off place for your adventures, and our 30 years in Eilat enables us to advise you concerning all your vacation and travel plans.
The Israel National Trail (Shvil Israel)
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What Is The Atheist
View On The Bible?
From: "Charles Hitztaler"
To: "Positive Atheism" <email@example.com>
Subject: PA-via_Positive_Atheism_Index
Date: Wednesday, March 14, 2001 10:13 AM
I'm just curious as to what the atheist view on the Bible is. I know atheist believe it is false and contradictory, but how do they explain how it came to be? Was it a huge manipulation by a group of bandits? Was it just grossly misinterpreted? Was it a work of fiction?
Sincerely, Eric
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To: "Charles Hitztaler"
Subject: Re: PA-via_Positive_Atheism_Index
Date: Wednesday, March 14, 2001 4:04 PM
Atheism is a very minor aspect of anybody's comprehensive viewpoint. Since there is really no such thing as the atheist view on anything, I can give you only my own viewpoint. But, if no gods exist, then the Bible, like all written material, was written by humans. Thus, if it claims to have been written by a god, then it is just so much hucksterism.
I don't think the Bible makes for itself a very strong claim that it was written by gods. Certain portions, such as Ezekiel, make strong claims of that nature for themselves, but most of the Bible seems to be either mythology, which was common for the era, or simple historical accounts of a tribe (albeit exaggerated and highly moralized). Matthew and Luke are not ashamed to revise and correct Mark and to tailor his accounts to their own theology (for example: Matthew's Jesus would never take an entire day to wither a damned fig tree and thinks the donkey prophecy specifically calls for two donkeys). Even Paul interjects that he is speaking his own opinion and goes to great lengths to say hello to his friends.
Before the New Testament Gospels were written, the Christians had only the Hebrew Scripture to go on. So, they meticulously sought to fulfill their belief that all of that body of work spoke prophetically of Jesus. This explains many of the Jesus stories which seem so contrived in their attempts to conform to this or that Hebrew tale, and this also explains how almost everything the Gospel Jesus did has a "parallel" in Hebrew Scripture: the Gospel accounts are based more on this presupposition that the Hebrew Scriptures speak of Jesus than they are accurate accounts of a historical Jesus, and since Jesus was seen as the greatest of all prophets (and more), it behooved his biographers to be very careful that he was never upstaged by any miracle in Hebrew Scripture.
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Isaiah Jermaine Trufant
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Height: 5-8 Weight: 170 lbs.
Born: December 9, 1982 in Tacoma, WA
High School: Wilson
College: East. Washington
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 3 (10660th overall since 1950)
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Loose Cannon on a thursday night saw me put in an unremarkable tournament performance followed by a solid cash performance. I desperately need the week coming up out of London to recharge the batteries, as I just feel drained at the moment.
There were just 14 runners for the £50 freezeout, and I didn't play many interesting tournament hands, but the key ones were:
I get to see a cheap flop out of the blinds with 7dTd.
Flop 4d5c6d giving me an up and down, plus flush draw.
I bet the pot (200) and Fluke calls.
Turn is a blank, so I check, hoping to check raise Fluke, but he checks behind.
River brings the diamond and I value bet 500 which gets called.
Jalfont raises UTG to 300 and Wilkinson calls. I call out of the big blind with JdQd
Flop arrives Jack high
Check, check, Jalfont bets 500 and both myself and Wilkinson call.
Turn is a blank and we all check
River is a blank and I think about value betting, but then decide that just turns my hand into a bluff, so I check to make it a "bluff catcher", as I think Jalfont takes a stab here a fair amount of the time. Not on this occasion though, but I still win a decent pot.
I raise in early position to 500 with Ah5h and Chan calls in the big blind.
Flop is A, 9, 7
Chan checks, I check behind
Turn is 9
Chan bets 700, and I think I am good here so raise to 1700. He calls. Hmmm.
River is a 7, and we check it down - his AT wins to leave me with 3800 chips.
Very next hand I raise TT UTG to 500 again and get called in four spots.
Flop arrives 7h, 4s, 5h
Big blind leads for 1200, and I kind of want to fold as that board just made a ton of sets. However, I can't find the fold as it seems too weak, and there are a ton of draws he may be betting, so I shove for 2100 more and get snapped off by a set of 4s.
The cash game afterwards was probably my most solid performance for a while. I got lucky after making an ambitious/donkey move against Fluke, but apart from that played my hands well and changed up my style a fair bit. I think I ended up with a £230 profit before tips and rake, which is a welcome return to form.
After three years I am finally embarking on a non poker holiday next week, so I might get some fresh air for a change as opposed to being stuck in a casino. Hopefully it will do me the world of good - blog will be back up when I return.
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Poker Festivals (675)
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Joe Girardi
Coach Girardi was a native of Kensington, PA and received both his undergraduate and graduate degrees from Southwestern State University, Weatherford (OK). Before coming to Baker in 1976 he had an outstanding record as a head coach in high schools, first at Winona (KS) and after that, for 4 years at Leoti (KS). His 1970 team at Leoti won the school's first conference championship in 27 years. He later moved on to Blue Ridge High School of Lakeside (AZ) where his eight year combined record was 72-18-1. This included 5 conference championships, 1 inter-division championship, 1 state championship and two state runner-ups finishes. In being hired at Baker, Coach Girardi was quoted, "I hope to provide the same excellence in the football program that Baker has established and maintains in its academic programs"…and that is exactly what he did!
Taking a team that had but six wins spread over the previous six years, he started slowly climbing the ranks in the tough Heart of America Conference. That first fall he had a record 127 players report for practice. Though his first year record of 2-7-1 was personally disappointing, success was on the horizon. The dedication, concentration and discipline he demanded in practice and games indeed began to pay off at Homecoming that year as the 'Cats tied the Missouri Valley Vikings who entered the game ranked #3 in the NAIA.
In 1977, Baker finished 8-2 with their first ever national NAIA ranking at #13 and for the first time since 1970, having scored more points in a season than did its opponents (369-149). The 1978 edition of the team went 7-2 in the regular season and earned its first ever post-season game in the Boot Hill Bowl. Though the 'Cats lost the game to a tough Chadron State (Nebraska) team, the team earned a total of 9 all-conference selections, and one player who was designated both All-District and All-American. The 1979 season began with a national ranking at #19 and ended with a record of 7-3 and a 5-1 record in the Heart of America Conference. Coach Girardi's four-year record at Baker was 25-15-1 with a winning percentage of .622. Though the Wildcats easily defeated the William Jewell Cardinals that fall who at that time were ranked #2 in the Nation, Jewell was selected ahead of Baker for inclusion in the post-season Moila Shrine Bowl Game.
Following the 1979 season, Coach Girardi decided to return to the high school ranks at Show Low H.S. in Show Low (AZ). He was killed in a tragic car accident near there on December 7, 1982. At the time of his death his total head coaching record at all levels and at all schools in football was 105-50-3.
Coach Girardi's importance to Baker football should never be understated. His leadership, dedication and coaching success no doubt set the framework and a winning tradition for the years and decades of football achievement and dominance that Baker has enjoyed in the conference and the NAIA.


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Eusko Ikaskuntza-Laboral Kutxa Prize of Humanities, Culture, Arts and Social Science. The Eusko Ikaskuntza-Laboral Kutxa Prize was established in 1995 in order to honour those active personalities with the most outstanding careers in the areas of Humanities, Culture, Arts, and Social Science, taken in their broadest sense. The awarded must have effectively contributed with their overall work to the cultural development of the Basque Country.
This edition is included within the Donostia-San Sebastián 2016 European Capital of Culture Programme.
Human Sciences, Culture, Art and Social Sciences.
Researchers, scientists and culture personalities who work for the cultural development of the Basque Country.
A single Prize will be awarded to the value of 20,000 euros.
The award will be granted to one single person. The Jury may declare the Prize void at its discretion.
It is absolutely essential that the person awarded attends the award giving ceremony in person.
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This is the time of year when we're likely to have visitors come to the house -- more so than any other time, except maybe around the holidays. It's nice to be able to welcome folks, set them at ease, offer some hospitality. When you have a group of people over, some of whom know their bourbon and some are unacquainted, what do you set out with your cheese straws? I would suggest John J. Bowman bourbon out of Virginia. A Virginia bourbon? Yes! That oughta start some conversations rolling. I was happy to be hosted to experience it.
This bourbon is from A. Smith Bowman distillery -- a small American family owned company. In some years at various prestigious competitions, it wins anywhere from Silver to Double Gold. Why the discrepancies? During all my years of sipping bourbon and being a Kentucky Colonel, I realize that bourbons can have vastly different characteristics. Some people like the unusual and funky, while some people want a classic. Some people like both! It's the same with women, I guess . . . just ask Brad Pitt about Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Aniston.
When tasting John J. Bowman, I noticed how very smooth it was, with a tiny bit of spice. It doesn't have a heavy nose, but you can still discern leather and golden tobacco. The flavors of unsweetened vanilla shine through. It's a medium red in color.
Here's what they say about it:
Early pioneer Colonel John J. Bowman first explored Kentucky in 1775. Four years later he moved his family to Lincoln County where they were among the earliest settlers of Kentucky. He presided over Kentucky's first county court and was also appointed the first military commander and governor of Kentucky County. He was the great, great uncle of Abram Bowman, founder of Virginia's A. Smith Bowman Distillery. This single barrel bourbon whiskey commemorates the early American pioneer John J. Bowman.
Tasting Notes:
This bourbon whiskey has been hand selected from some of the oldest barrels in our warehouse. Each barrel rests years on end while Virginia's moderate, but ever-changing climate extracts the complex flavors from the oak and mellows the whiskey. When the time is right, these prime barrels are hand-bottled with care. This single barrel bourbon is 100 proof, but still smooth as the fall breeze. Its fragrant nose is followed by hints of toffee, leather, figs and almonds with a long dry finish. Drink straight or over ice.


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I am a Engineering postgraduate student and want to learn algebraic geometry especially to count the dimension of the solution space of system of polynomial equations. Can you recommend a book and if possible a video lecture that one can learn the fundamentals. My knowledge in linear algebra is very good but algebraic geometry is almost zero.
Is differential geometry something related to algebraic geometry?
There are some links stated in http://mathoverflow.net/questions/78037?sort=votes#sort-top but i am not sure which one would be easy to understand for engineering students.
Thank you in advance.


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Wouldn't have changed a thing
WOW - from the huge bathroom with both a glass enclosed shower and a large tub to the balcony overlooking the Nile - not to mention one of the most comfortable beds I've ever found in a hotel, the Conrad does the Hilton family proud. The lobby area is beautiful, service is good - security excellent. Even the buffet (breakfast and dinner) was better than average.
Shame about the AirConditioning
We stayed here for a couple of nights, once you get past the trip from the airport (at 120km's while every road rule a western would observe isn') and the bomb check under your car then going through the security at the hotel doors...the Conrad is an impresive hotel, situated further down the river from the Hilton it has stunning views over Cairo.
We checked in and went to our room, it was very nicely appointed with a very nice bathroom. The only problem was we booked a non-smoking however someone on the floor was smoking and it was coming through the airconditioning the room smelt disgusting.
The food in the hotel was good and enjoyed using the pool. We also got massages which were great.
We also used the hotel to book us a trip out to see the piramids, this was very good the only problem was we did a camel trip and as we were returning the tour guide tried to hit us up for money in an alley way, thankfully we didn't have much on us so only gave them a small amount...this was a scary moment....maybe the conrad should ensist the tour guide remains with tourists at all times to avoid this.
Good hotel, lousy food
I stayed at the Conrad for a couple of days while on business, the hotel is quite nice and the rooms well appointed, service is of decent standard, but what I feel lets the hotel down is the food, specially the breakfast buffet.
I usually stay at the Marriott properties while in cairo, but due to high occupancy was forced to change this time.'
The management should take a walk over to the Marriott just opposite on the other side of the river to take some notes on how to do a buffet right, for the 3 days that I was in the hotel the menu did not change and somehow they even managed to make terrible pancakes, now I'm a fooodie my self and trust me it is pretty difficult to screw up pancakes...
Anyhow the buffet style is very old fashion and the quality of the food is below 5 star standard.
Truly a shame given that the rest of the hotel is first class.
Outsanding; The Best Hotel in Cairo!
The Conrad Hotel, Cairo, is a sanctuary, and a welcome retreat from the hustle and bustle Egypt's capital city. Everything about the Conrad was first class.
The rooms were very large (even by US standards) and the air conditioning worked beyond expectation (very important when it's 100+ degrees outside). The bathroom was huge and featured a walk in shower and a separte, deep bathtub. Towels and toiletries were plentiful, as well.
All rooms have a Nile River view and a balcony with chairs to pass an afternoon. The pool was smaller, but gorgeous; the nicest I saw in Egypt. Pool attendants and a poolside bar made the experience all the more relaxing.
The restaurants were good and served a wide range of fare. The business center offered multiple workstations with high-speed internet connections.
The Conrad Hotel, Cairo, is easily comparable with any five star hotel in the United States, but at a far more reasonable price. (We paid $90.00/night through Expedia) I would probably not even consider another hotel (perhaps the Four Seasons), if I return to Cairo.
Good hotel, extremely good service
Stayed here in May 2005 for 2 nights.
Good central location, on the Nile, clean and spacious rooms, extremely friendly hotel staff, nice pool.
Roughly half an hour's (USD 4) taxi drive away from airport, the famous bazar (Khan al-Khalili) in Islamic Cairo, and Giza pyramids.
Upgrade to executive floor recommendable: free drinks (free alcoholic ones between 5 and 7 PM) and food, for just USD 30/night extra.
Conrad in Cairo over Four Seasons!
Just stayed at Cairo Conrad for a week. Everything about the stay was amazing! The staff, at every level whether it was the doorman, room serevice, housekeeping, pool staff, concierge, checkin, or in the incredible executive lounge. They all seemed to go beyond the call of duty to make us feel welcome, comfortable and taken care of.
It's location also makes it ideal to get around the city.
We were booked into the Four Seasons for the two days in Cairo after our Nile cruise, but we switched to the Conrad after our fantastic week there prior to the cruise.
An excellent place to stay in Cairo
This hotel is excellent in so many ways. The staff are attentive & helpful, the lobby area is great for it's cafe culture. The rooms were always well kept and the food was superb. This is what 5 star hotels should be like. This is an excellent blend of service and style. Recommended!
Full marks to the Conrad
A few weeks ago I wrote a review critical of the Conrad's management of their 22nd floor Executive Lounge - see previously submited review below.
Without even telling the Conrad that I had submitted a review to tripadvisor.com, and before the review even appeared on the internet, I am DELIGHTED to report that the Conrad took my face-to-face comments to heart and, with immediate effect, has stopped allowing tourist groups to use the Executive Lounge for their 'happy hour'.
Previous complaints to the Conrad had been met with broken promises, hence the motivation for my previous review in the first place, but I belive the Conrad is sincere in their undertaking this time.
In the absence of the crowds give the Executive Lounge a try; the staff, the waiters, etc are a delight to deal with. In fact the entire hotel is worthy of your business.
Businessmen - DO NOT stay at the Conrad!!!
An otherwise first-class hotel is COMPLETELY ruined by the hotel management's attitude towards their 22nd floor Executive Lounge.
Rather than being a businessman's 'home-from-home', a place where one can conduct a quiet business meetings, entertain business colleagues, or relax with a drink and snacks, the Conrad allows access to their Executive Lounge to people who would not normally secure such access.
In particular, access is granted to large groups of Spanish and/or Italian tourists because (as hotel sources tell me) it is viewed as an incentive for such tour groups to place their business with the Conrad.
Nothing against either nationality, but they simply do not know how to behave in the Executive Lounge. They descend on the lounge like a swarm of locusts, demolish the complimentary buffet in thirty seconds, make as much noise as possible, smoke in non-smoking areas, make it next to impossible to obtain waiter service, and generally disrupt what should be an oasis of tranquility.
I have seen many businesmen, myself included, get up and leave in disgust.
Conrad management needs to learn that you can't be all things to all people. Until they do, I recommend you give the Conrad a wide berth.
Lives up to expectations
We stayed here in Dec 2003 and were very impressed with the service and hotel right from the moment they picked us up from the airport. The conceirge had impeccable reccomendations and the staff was ever so helpful.
The rooms were large and very well appointed. The lobby itself gives you a great insight into the rest of the hotel. We would highly reccomend this hotel. Great value for money.
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Holy Nefertiti, Batman, I'm in Egypt! This morning, Click led the way to the Athens metro station, a healthy half-hour clip from the apartment. We had to change subway trains twice, but each time the markings were clear in English and we got on the plane with no problem. Hey guess what -- those rules about only three ounces of liquid in your carryon -- they apply on all international flights, not just American carriers. Did ...Cairo, Egypt tiara316


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