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But that's where your reasoning leads.
We've discussed this before, and you ended up conceding that Christians should be good citizens, vote, etc. Since voting is an exercise of governmental power, I assume that you don't consider it sinful for a Christian to hold office and exercise other forms of governmental power -- as a judge, a congressman, president, etc. (Is this a correct assumption?)
If so... then WHAT sort of laws should Christian congressmen vote for? What sort of decisions should Christian judges hand down? For that matter, what kind of candidates and propositions should Christians vote for? Should the scripture inform our decisions on these matters, or not?
If so, then, how is it that you are against political action by Christians? Certainly politics *by itself* saves nobody, but it can hardly be denied that politics an sometimes either promote, or retard, certain kinds of social wickedness.
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I'm not "against" political action by Christians. There is no New Testament list of accepted and proscribed actions, so I can't offer one, nor would I want to, nor is that even what the issue of the thread is.
The issue of the thread is one of emphasis rather than of sorting through possible political acts to build an "oK" pile and a "bad" pile.
Again, the point under contention: Colson (whom I respect muchly) thinks we (the church) should engage in some sort of "cultural commission" to "reclaim" our culture. I assert that this passion involves multiple un-biblical assumptions, some of which are:
1. that there is a "cultural commission" for the church that has any thing like a scintilla of the meaning of the Great Commission. To think this is patent nonsense. He thinks it for his own psychological reasons: because he is a wonderful Christian man who loves America and he needs to have some sort of biblical mandate to do what he thinks will save America.
2. Said "cultural commission", if acted on, will work. It will not, in the long run. There is no New Testament warrant for thinking that way. There is every NT warrant for thinking the opposite.
I'll just check back every 5 years or so for a progress report on the "cultural commission". I predict it will fail demonstrably.
This is a fair question and I realize I didn't answer it.
It has never been clear to me where the line is, because, again, the New Testament doesn't answer it. From the perspective of the NT, the individual is supposed to devote his life to the exercise of his gift of ministry and from such seeking first of the kingdom his personal answers come.
The post-apostolic church, though, struggled with this question a great deal and a strong tradition developed that Christians shouldn't be engaged in directly coercive occupations: i.e. soldiers, political offices, etc.
That tradition submerged with Constantine, of course. (And that sure worked out well.)
Later, such groups as the Anabaptists and their descendants decided they couldn't be coercive. Their traditions continue, and i have sympathy for their stands.
I personally could not hold political office.
I vote. I vote for minimal government and lower taxes. I do not vote for candidates who want to pass laws which will impose Christian values on non-christians, except where those values will protect others from having values imposed by force on them (abortion, for example).
So I am almost a libertarian, I suppose you could say, and almost a pacifist. But not quite, in both cases: I don't share the view held by many libertarians that taxes are illegitimate, since both Jesus and Paul had no issue with taxes. And you obviously can't have a government without coercion -- in fact, the government simply IS the sword.
I don't mean to give you a tour of my mind, I'm just trying to answer as honestly as I can.
One more thing: you asked "what sort of decisions should Chrsitian judges hand down?"
Answer: those that are in accord with the laws as they exist. if those laws violate his Christian conscience, tough. He has no right (and certainly no biblical commission) to impose his Christian values on others if those values are not reflected in the laws. If he can't rule by the written law, he should step down.
A legislator is different, because his role is different. He has no duty to vote for "Christian laws" -- there is no such thing -- and his role is awkward because he has no model to go by. He is left with a few terse statements from the NT (Paul, mostly). At the same time, many moral laws are so clear they need no further analysis (thou shalt not kill) and any law which violates that sort of clear line he cannot support.
I don't believe a legislator could follow the NT carefully and succeed. He would be voted out of office forthwith in almost any jurisdiction in he land.
I believe the origin of this idea comes from certain writers such as Francis Schaeffer and CS Lewis. Lewis, as I recall, made a comment to the effect that the clergy wasn't supposed to do everything, but, that "....the application of Christian principles to, say, education or trade-unionism, should come from Christian schoolmasters and Christian trade-unionists..." and that "good philosophy must exist, if for no other reason than that bad philosophy needs to be answered."
Or, to put Lewis' point another way, the culture will be reformed when many individual Christians apply their faith and convictions to their particular profession or sphere of influence -- whether you're a philospher, a pre-school teacher, or a politician. As I see it, this is simple discipleship, simple obedience. Hence, "reclaiming the culture" is nothing more, less, or else than the earthly side effect of Christians obeying God. Note well that I said "side effect", not primary goal. Calls to "reclaim the culture" are therefore (a) wrong if they prioritize reclaiming Earth over claiming Heaven (Seek ye first..), but (b) right if they shake socially complacent Christians into awakening to this particular, oft-neglected aspect of discipleship.
I'll just check back every 5 years or so for a progress report on the "cultural commission". I predict it will fail demonstrably
Alas, I doubt it will be seriously tried, because the vast majority of American "Christians" don't actually have a biblical worldview and hence don't make biblical decisions about any area of life -- certainly not career or cultural engagement.
I don't recall Jesus instructing the Centurion to resign his commission. And Paul the apostle described sword-bearing magistrates as "ministers of God" to keep public order. But this doesn't surprise me, as some of the most on-fire, serious Christians I've ever known, have been cops.
That tradition submerged with Constantine, of course. (And that sure worked out well.)
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what sort of decisions should Chrsitian judges hand down?" Answer: those that are in accord with the laws as they exist.
You and me and Robert Bork agree: Judges interpret the law, they shouldn't invent it. However, clearly judges on the other side ARE inventing law -- re: abortion, sodomy, gay marriage, etc -- and so any judge (Christian or not) who followed the law would be an improvement.
A legislator is different, because his role is different. He has no duty to vote for "Christian laws" -- there is no such thing... At the same time, many moral laws are so clear they need no further analysis (thou shalt not kill) and any law which violates that sort of clear line he cannot support.
Plenty of laws DO violate those clear lines nowadays. No deep theology is necessary to discern that abortion is murder.
This is magnificent and we fully agree right here, at least. (emphasis mine, of course)
And anyone who alludes to Frances Scheaffer and C.S.Lewis I count a companion, whether he wants me to or not! :-)
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Andrew recently worked as linguistic consultant to the Grey London communications agency on a critically acclaimed campaign which resulted in the creation of the Puma Dance Dictionary.
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2012-13 JISC Embedding Benefits Grant - Integration of eMargin with Virtual Learning Environments (Project Manager)
2011-12 JISC Learning and Teaching Innovation Grant - eMargin: an online collaborative textual annotation resource (Project Manager)
Recent Invited Talks
2015 Reader comments on online news articles: a corpus-based analysis. CRAL Corpus Linguistics Workshop, University of Nottingham, February 20.
2014 "Your blog is (the) sh*t" - the role of context in the analysis of swearing in blogs (with Ursula Lutzky), English Department Research Seminar, University of Liverpool, December 10.
2014 Reader comments on online news articles: a corpus-based analysis. English Department Research Seminar, University of Liverpool, May 21.
2013 The role of context in the analysis of swearing in blogs (with Ursula Lutzky). Workshop on politeness and impoliteness in digital communication: Corpus-related explorations. ESRC Centre for Corpus Approaches to Social Science, Lancaster University, September 20.
2012 eMargin and Linguistic Analysis. UCREL Corpus Research Seminar, Lancaster University, December 6.
2012 eMargin and Text Annotation, AHRC Hidden Collections Doctoral Training Programme, University of Nottingham, November 23.
2012 eMargin in Literary Study, HEA Workshop, University of Leicester, July 5.
2012 Introduction to eMargin, Digital Conversations Workshop, British Library, March 30.
Past Projects
2009-11 Introducing A-Level English Language students to empirical text study using the WebCorp Linguist's Search Engine (AHRC Knowledge Transfer Fellowship) Research Associate / Co-author
2006-08 WebCorp Linguist's Search Engine (EPSRC / HEFCE-SRIF) Technical Lead
2006-07 Repulsion: The investigation of an organising force in text (EPSRC) Researcher Co-investigator / Software Developer
2001-04 SHARES: System of Hypermatrix Analysis, Retrieval, Evaluation and Summarisation (EPSRC) Research Associate / Software Developer
2000-01 WebCorp: The Web as Corpus (EPSRC) Research Assistant / Software Developer
1999-2000 APRIL: Analysis and prediction of innovation in the lexicon (EPSRC) Research Assistant / Software Developer
2009 with Renouf, A. (eds.) Corpus Linguistics: Refinements and Reassessments, Amsterdam: Rodopi.
2006 with Renouf, A. (eds.) The Changing Face of Corpus Linguistics, Amsterdam: Rodopi.
2009 with Gee, M. Weaving Web data into a diachronic corpus patchwork in A. Renouf and A. Kehoe (eds.) Corpus Linguistics: Refinements and Reassessments, Amsterdam: Rodopi.
2006 Diachronic Linguistic Analysis on the Web with WebCorp in A. Renouf and A. Kehoe (eds.) The Changing Face of Corpus Linguistics, Amsterdam: Rodopi.
2006 with Renouf, A. and J. Banerjee WebCorp: an integrated system for web text search, in M. Hundt, N. Nesselhauf and C. Biewer (eds.), Corpus Linguistics and the Web, Amsterdam: Rodopi.
2004 with Renouf, A. and D. Mezquiriz "The Accidental Corpus: Some Issues in Extracting Linguistic Information from the Web", in K. Aijmer and B. Altenberg (eds.) Advances in Corpus Linguistics, Amsterdam: Rodopi.
Journal Articles
2013 with Renouf, A. 'Filling the gaps: Using the WebCorp Linguist's Search Engine to supplement existing text resources'. International Journal of Corpus Linguistics 18:2, 167-198.
2013 with Gee, M. eMargin: A Collaborative Textual Annotation Tool. Ariadne, Issue 71.
2012 with Gee, M. Reader comments as an aboutness indicator in online texts: introducing the Birmingham Blog Corpus in S. Oksefjell Ebeling, J. Ebeling and H. Hasselgård (eds.) Studies in Variation, Contacts and Change in English Volume 12: Aspects of Corpus Linguistics: Compilation, Annotation, Analysis, University of Helsinki e-journal.
2011 with Gee, M. Social Tagging: A new perspective on textual 'aboutness' in P. Rayson, S. Hoffmann and G. Leech (eds.) Studies in Variation, Contacts and Change in English Volume 6: Methodological and Historical Dimensions of Corpus Linguistics, University of Helsinki e-journal.
2007 with Gee, M. New corpora from the web: making web text more 'text-like' in P. Pahta, I. Taavitsainen, T. Nevalainen and J. Tyrkkö (eds.) Towards Multimedia in Corpus Studies, electronic publication, University of Helsinki.
2010 Review article on 'ConcGram 1.0' software, in ICAME Journal: Computers in English Linguistics, No. 34, April 2010.
Conference Proceedings
2005 with Renouf, A. and J. Banerjee The WebCorp Search Engine: a holistic approach to Web text Search in Proceedings from the Corpus Linguistics Conference Series, Vol. 1, no.1, University of Birmingham.
2004 with Renouf, A. 'Textual Distraction as a Basis for Evaluating Automatic Summarisers', in M.T. Lino et al (eds.) Procedings of the 4th International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC 2004), Paris: ELRA, Vol IV pp. 1347-1350.
2003 with Morley B. and A. Renouf Linguistic Research with the XML / RDF aware WebCorp Tool. World Wide Web 2003 Conference, Budapest.
2002 with Renouf, A. WebCorp: Applying the Web to Linguistics and Linguistics to the Web. World Wide Web 2002 Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii.
2010 The Birmingham Blog Corpus (with Matt Gee and Ursula Lutzky)
2000-ongoing WebCorp software and user guide.
2000 APRIL (Analysis and Prediction of Innovation in the Lexicon) project software, databases and web front-end.
1999 Discourse Tree Manipulation Algorithms: Using Rhetorical Structure Theory to Restructure and Summarise Texts, MSc Dissertation, University of Liverpool (with accompanying C++ software).
Work With Industry
Andrew worked as linguistic consultant to the Grey London communications agency on behalf of the fashion brand Puma and their fragrance partner Procter & Gamble. This work resulted in the creation of the critically acclaimed Puma Dance Dictionary website and accompanying Europe-wide TV advertising campaign to launch the Puma Sync fragrance range.


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The Casey County Board of Ethics has determined that Sheriff Jerry Coffman was in violation of the nepotism ordinance in June when he hired his nephew, Geoffrey Brown, as a deputy.
According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, nepotism is defined as "the unfair practice by a powerful person of giving jobs and other favors to relatives."
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OKLAHOMA CITY -- Using an idea from billionaire donor Boone
Pickens, Oklahoma State will purchase $10 million life insurance
policies for 25 of its supporters in a unique fundraising program
for the athletic department.
Oklahoma State athletic director Mike Holder said he believes
the "Gift of a Lifetime" program is the largest such use of life
insurance ever by a college athletic department. The university
will pay the insurance premiums for the selected donors, with the
athletics department being listed as the beneficiary.
The money from the policies will be used to endow athletic
scholarships and pay for facilities and operations, Holder said.
"We believe we're the first university athletic department to
get it done," said Larry Reece, the executive director of major
gifts and development. "We've been told that this has been done
with some churches, and successfully done."
Reece said at least one other school had contacted Oklahoma
State to inquire about the program.
"We really believe it will change and secure the future for
Oklahoma State," Reece said.
Texas Tech athletic director Gerald Myers said he had spoken
with Oklahoma State officials about the idea in the past six
months, and had also run it past people in the insurance business
and others at the University of Texas. He hadn't come to any
conclusions yet and said "we don't have any plans going on at this
"That's why I'm gathering information, to see if we might
consider it," Myers said. "It's not something I can say we're
going to do, but I have looked into it."
Oregon athletic director Pat Kilkenny, a former insurance
executive, said he'd need more information about the donors to know
what to think of Oklahoma State's plan.
"This looks like an interesting idea, but based on the
information here I need more information to comment
intelligently," said Kilkenny, who is chairman emeritus of San
Diego-based Arrowhead General Insurance Inc.
When reached after business hours Thursday, NCAA spokeswoman
Gail Dent said she would have to check with departments that had
already closed in order to determine whether any other schools had
similar programs.
Reece expressed gratitude to the 55 individuals who agreed to
take physicals and go through the process to try to qualify for the
insurance plans. He said most of the 25 in the initial pool are
donors and season-ticket holders. All are between the ages of 65
and 85.
Reece said the school would have to pay $20 million in insurance
premiums, which it borrowed on credit.
The school is in the midst of a vast upgrade to its athletic
facilities sparked by Pickens' $165 million donation in January
2006 -- the largest gift ever to an NCAA athletics program. The
proposed athletic village will include new facilities for baseball,
softball, track, soccer, tennis and equestrian at a price of at
least $300 million. That total includes completion of an upgrade to
the football stadium, which is named after Pickens.
"Our initial discussions with Boone on this subject quickly
shifted from a 'what if?' to a 'why not?' conversation," Holder
said. "One thing led to another and we sought guidance of top
insurance experts to research the idea.
"This program is evidence of our loyal supporters' willingness
to embrace new ways to help their university by leaving a lasting
legacy that will benefit OSU Cowboys and Cowgirls for generations
to come."
Holder noted that Oklahoma State's athletic department still
faces a projected budget deficit, since Pickens' gift and the
insurance plan are aimed at long-term stability.
Pickens, the founder of Dallas-based energy investment fund BP
Capital, has given more than $250 million to Oklahoma State, his
alma mater, in recent years.
Alumnus Sherman Smith pledged $20 million in January toward the
building of a $50 million indoor practice facility. Groundbreaking
is expected this year.
The university has also begun a $114.5 fundraising initiative to
endow all 229 of its athletic scholarships.


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Upward School falls short of federal act
Published: Tuesday, July 20, 2004 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, July 20, 2004 at 2:07 a.m.
Upward Elementary School must offer students the choice to attend another school next year, after it failed to meet federal guidelines under No Child Left Behind.
Area AYP results
No Child Left Behind, a federal act launched in 2002, is designed to ensure all students receive an equal education, no matter the child's race, social background or disability.
In 10 years, the government wants all children to read and solve math problems on grade level.
Schools are tackling the task in stages. Each summer, districts release results that show whether local schools are on the right track. The results are called Adequate Yearly Progress.
Schools either make AYP, or fall short. In the coming years, those that consistently fall short would be required to change - students switch schools, receive free tutoring. In the worst case scenario, teachers could be fired, and the school could fall under state control.
Here's a breakdown of how local schools fared in the latest round of the AYP:
County Schools
All nine schools made AYP.
Brevard Elementary
Brevard Middle
Brevard High
Rosman Elementary
Rosman Middle
Rosman High
T.C. Henderson Elementary
Davidson River School
Pisgah Forest Elementary
Polk County Schools
All six schools made AYP.
Tryon Elementary
Tryon Middle
Polk Central
Polk County High
Saluda Elementary
Sunny View Elementary
County Schools
Eighteen schools made AYP.
Apple Valley Middle
Atkinson Elementary
Bruce Drysdale Elementary
Clear Creek Elementary
Dana Elementary
East Henderson High
Edneyville Elementary
Etowah Elementary
Fletcher Elementary
Hendersonville Elementary
Hendersonville High
Hillandale Elementary
Glenn C. Marlow Elementary
Mills River Elementary
North Henderson High
Rugby Middle
Tuxedo Extended Day
West Henderson High
Three Henderson County schools missed AYP.
Flat Rock Middle
Hendersonville Middle
Upward Elementary
Since Upward Elementary missed AYP on the same category two years straight, the state placed the school on Title School I Improvement. That means Henderson County Schools must offer Upward students the chance to choose another school to attend, if Upward plans on receiving Title I money during the 2004-05 school year.
The announcement came Monday after local school districts, including Henderson County, released reports that gauge whether schools are on the right track under the ambitious federal act launched in 2002.
"The bottom line is Upward Elementary School is a very good elementary school," Henderson County Schools Superintendent Stephen Page said. "Parents do not have to be concerned about their children being enrolled in that school. The principal and staff are totally dedicated to making improvements and trying to get this corrected."
The federal government wants all public school students to perform at grade level by 2014. That means, for example, that all third-graders should be able to read and solve math problems designed for the third grade.
The majority of schools in the area made Adequate Yearly Progress, the government's way of saying a school is on the right track under No Child Left Behind.
Eighteen schools in Henderson County met the requirements in the 2003-04 school year.
Three fell short of the goal -- Upward Elementary, Hendersonville Middle and Flat Rock Middle.
The rankings under the federal system often conflict with North Carolina's ABCs of Public Education, the state school accountability system. The state model judges quality of education based on schoolwide test results.
No Child Left Behind breaks exam results into groups based on the race, economic background, disabilities and other characteristics of the students tested. When one group performs below the government's expectations, the school misses Adequate Yearly Progress.
The three Henderson County schools that missed the mark in 2003-04 fell short by only one point, meaning one group on each campus performed below grade level.
"I think it's fair to say in each of these cases we were dealing with subgroups with some of our most challenged students," Page said.
A national group recently unveiled a Web site that lets educators and parents compare state educational measures with those of No Child Left Behind, which critics complain is too unyielding. (www.qualityednow.
The site for North Carolina shows that 102 of the schools considered excellent under last year's North Carolina ABCs of Public Education program are failures under the federal standards.
"It's pass-fail. There just has to be a better way," said Reggie Johnson of Communities for Quality Education.
The choice
Since the same group failed for the second year straight at Upward Elementary, the school was placed on notice. The school must come up with an improvement plan and allow students the choice to change schools. Page said the school sent letters to parents Monday explaining the situation.
Under No Child Left Behind, Henderson County Schools gets to choose the schools Upward Elementary parents can transfer their children to.
The parents will have the option of transferring their student to either Bruce Drysdale Elementary or Hillandale Elementary, Page said. The new school year starts Aug. 5.
"I really hope that no one would want to change," Page said. "I'm not sure a change really is merited. These are very good schools and when the ABC results come out, I anticipate Upward Elementary will have a very good showing in its ABC performance."
The latest ABC report cards will be released Aug. 5.
Upward Elementary was named a School of Distinction under last year's ABCs. That is the second highest ranking a school can earn, and one up from the recognition earned by Bruce Drysdale and Hillandale elementary schools.
Under last year's ABC results, the latest available state figures, Bruce Drysdale and Hillandale were named Schools of Progress, one up from no recognition. Hillandale and Bruce Drysdale on Monday met the federal AYP requirements for 2003-04.
The remaining nine county elementary schools were named either Schools of Distinction or Schools of Excellence, the top two rankings. They all met AYP requirements.
Page said the system chose Bruce Drysdale and Hillandale elementary schools because of their proximity to Upward Elementary. The school system will still bus the Upward students if they choose to join another school.
Polk and Transylvania
Every school in Polk and Transylvania counties made Adequate Yearly Progress.
In Polk County, six schools passed the requirements, including Polk Central. Last year, the school fell short in one category.
Polk County Schools Superintendent Bill Miller applauded teachers and students when he announced the results Monday.
"We're tremendously excited we had all our schools make it," he said.
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text: Gallery Back Save Chauvel Circle Share facebook SHARE twitter TWEET email google-plus linkedin reddit More Images of Chauvel Circle in Chapman. Previous slide Next slide Residents and former residents of Chauvel Circle in Chapman. Photo: Rohan Thomson Residents and former residents of Chauvel Circle in Chapman gathered on the island in the centre of the street - one of the most damaged areas from the 2003 Canberra fires. Photo: Rohan Thomson A majority of houses around the Chauvel circle in the Canberra suburb of Chapman sit burnt to the ground on January 20, 2003. Photo: Reuters Chauvel Circle in August 2003, six months after the fires. Photo: Andrew Taylor Chauvel Circle in August 2003. Photo: Andrew Taylor Chauvel Circle in December 2012. Photo: Graham Tidy Ron Forrester and his son Oliver age 12 start to dig through the remains of their family home at 18 Chauvel Circle. Photo: Sean Davey Oliver Forrester age 12 stands amid the ruins of the Forrester family home at 28 Chauvel circle. Paulette Bartlett stands in the remains of the family home at 40 Chauvel circle displaying her engagement ring and wedding ring; Paulette found her engagement ring in the ashes of their home. Paul Bartlett stands in the front garden of his home at 40 Chauvel Circle. Sally Carter, left, hugs neighbour Ruth Buick in front of Ruth's home at 12 Chauvel Circle. Sally lived at 16 Chauvel Circle. Both homes was destroyed by fire. Photo: Sean Davey of More Galleries Previous Next Election day at Old Parliament House Architects Awards 2016: Contemporary luxury Auction record: 16 Brown Street, Yarralumla Australian Institute of Architects Awards - People's Choice Award Australian Institute of Architects Awards - People's Choice Awards John I Dent Cup: Uni-Norths v Queanbeyan Cartoons of the Week, April 25 Cartoons of the Week, April 17


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The Kings Head, Guildford - pub details
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Address: Kings Road, Guildford, Surrey, GU1 4JW [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 719) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
London Road - Guildford (0.3 miles), Guildford (0.6 miles), Shalford (2.2 miles)
Brewery: Fullers
- Big screen
- Food served, Real ale
- Outside seating, Disabled access
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|The service is a little better than the Stoke but the beer is much worse. Every beer on taps tastes of piss. Disgusting and over priced!
NoDisgrace - 11 Jul 2016 19:51
|Its gone all Euro 2016. Even the burgers are called Ronaldo and Rooney. Off-putting as i'd rather not eat either of them. Acceptable pub and better than the Stoke over the road.
NoDisgrace - 16 Jun 2016 17:33
|Dreadful pub. Over £5 just for a pint of beer. Anyone with common sense would not come here. What a joke. Other than that the pub is totally bland so has to be 0/10.
NoDisgrace - 22 May 2016 19:06
|Used to be good, now really boring and expensive. Full of boring locals, avoid.
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Title binders may be considered vital in some jurisdictions prior to real estate agencies agreeing to list a property or close a sale. Typical title binders will provide the buyer and seller protection from theft, acts of god and other sorts of physical damage during the closing of a property transaction.
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Located in the centre of Gothenburg, right at the heart of the action. Here you can enjoy first-class accommodation and relax in a lively, international environment. We are right next to Liseberg amusement park
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Heaven 23. Seasonal modern cuisine and delicious cocktails. Incontro. The best of Italy – every day! À la carte, lunch, brunch, after work and much more. West Coast. A bistro with focus on local organic food. 4 bars are also onsite.
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Gothia Towers HotelMaessans Gata 24 Gothenburg 402 26
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Top location in Gothenburg. Gothia Towers is located in the centre of Gothenburg, right at the heart of the action. Here you can enjoy first-class accommodation and relax in a lively, international environment. Guests can enjoy complimentary WiFi access, access to the hotel's gym on the top floor, and a complimentary buffet breakfast every morning. Guests staying at Gothia Towers can also access the Upper House Spa (entrance fee required). The hotel is right next to Liseberg, Scandinavium and everything the entertainment district has to offer, just a couple of blocks from the city's grand boulevard The Avenue. And with the fantastic view from the towers, the whole of Gothenburg is literally at your feet. Welcome!
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- Free newspapers in lobby
- Computer station
- Concierge services
- Conference center
- Conference space
- Conference space size (feet) - 135002
- Conference space size (meters) - 12542
- Designated smoking areas
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Free breakfast
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- Full-service spa
- Limo or Town Car service available
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- Meeting rooms 60
- Multilingual staff
- Number of bars/lounges - 4
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Number of floors - 77
- Number of meeting rooms - 60
- Number of restaurants - 4
- Porter/bellhop
- Self parking (surcharge)
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- Total number of rooms - 1141
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- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
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Gothia Towers Hotel boasts 5 eating and drinking venues including:
Heaven 23. Seasonal modern cuisine and delicious cocktails with mile-wide views in all directions.
Incontro. The best of Italy – every day! À la carte, lunch, brunch, after work and much more.
West Coast. A modern bistro with a focus on the best of what the sea has to offer and locally produced, organic ingredients from the Gothenburg region.
Twentfourseven. Serving light snacks 24 hours a day.
Upper House Dining - This fine-dining restaurant serves local cuisine for dinner.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
Spa Services
- Deep tissue massage
- Swedish massage
- Steam room in spa
- Sauna in spa
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- Number of treatment rooms 6
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- Minimum age to access spa is 16
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Check-in time ends at midnight
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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Optional extras
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Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. One child 6 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
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I have stayed at this Residence Inn twice in the last two months, and if I have to go back to the area I would stay there again. The staff is amazing !!! They go above and beyond to make your stay with them trouble-free.
During my first stay I had a room on the second floor, on the first night there I heard every move that the guest in the room above me made, in addition, I heard their shower and also their toilet flushing. I called the front desk and made them aware of the situation and they assured me that they would move me to a new room as soon as one came available. I returned to the hotel around noon and they had a room waiting for me to move my things into. I did not have any noise problems in my new room!! I think this was an isolated incident because no one else in my training class had any of those noise problems. Sorry I don't remeber the room number.
I can not say enough about the staff at this hotel !!! At every encouter with any of the staff members they always addressed me by name, they always had a smile on their faces, and they are willing to do whatever needs to be done to make your stay a good one.
The breakfast was what is to be expected for free at a hotel. It wasn't bad at all but its a free meal at a hotel, (I think you get my point). The evening meal was actually pretty good !!
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Suppose we've a sequence $f_{n}(x)$ of $C^{\infty}$ functions, with compact support in $R^{n}$. Define $h_{n}(x) = \inf\{f_{n}(x), f_{n+1}(x),....\}$. Is this $h_{n}(x) \in C^{\infty}$? Thanks
no it isn't in general. Consider for example a $C^\infty$-function $f\colon\mathbb R \to \mathbb R$, which is 0 outside $[-2,2]$ and equals $x\mapsto x$ in $[-1,1]$. Then $\inf\{f, -f\}$ equals $-|\,\cdot\,|$ in $[-1,1]$.
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