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I have no wise, philosophical thoughts for today, it is much the same as any other. The weather is bad; it isn't the weekend (yet); I haven't checked my post; She is working. And I am looking forward to another normal day with my nose in my books, my pen scribbling countless notes, my mind full of ideas. This, I guess, is the way it should be.
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Except that I have set myself a new target and that involves putting the notes I'm making into a final form and getting this last task out of the way so that I can concentrate on new-old things. Coming back here and writing regularly is one of those things, getting out and seeing the world again another.
It's going to be a good day.
Love and Kisses, Viki.
404s And The Bad Guys
So, here I am, sitting in front of the computer again, going through the logs to see who has been where and try to make some sense of it all. It's something that I do regularly, not just to see what other people are looking at, but also to see what some people are trying to find and break in to. It's all very well looking at a pretty blog from the front and checking the figures in the back, but you need to see where the weaknesses are as much as the strengths. And that goes for your writing as much as for security.
If you've done it right and your security is in place and working, all you get to see is a batch of 404s.
Even security, though, can have its problems. Nothing is 100% secure, otherwise we wouldn't have so many security updates to download and install. As they say, make something idiot proof, and someone else will make a better idiot. The same for security.
Image Source: Fabrizio Van Marciano – Creative Commons
One of the programs that I use is 404 Redirected, and this piece of software, while fine for checking facts and figures, is starting to become something of a worry for me. The program isn't working as it should, and that despite a couple of updates in the last week. Nothing serious, as far as security is concerned, but not clean. By clean I mean that it doesn't do the full job as advertised: clearing out all the logs is a no-go at the moment. So I have forty-nine pages of logs showing where people – or bots – have not found what they were looking for, and each page has twenty-five entries. Not many, by some standards, but more than I want. I've cleared all of them already, checked them through, blocked the attackers, tried to delete the records.
What do you do when there is a clear problem? Contact those people who make the application and give them a bug report. Except.
Except that I've done that, and there has been no reply, no change. No improvement. The problem is still there, and the software has been updated twice. Perhaps drawing attention t it through a more open, public notice will bring about change. I hope so, because the program is good, when it works.
- Viktoria Michaelis.
The Most Hated Man In America?
We all have our own ideas about who is the most hated person in the USA, and for many reasons. For some it is those who have been convicted of crimes – especially rape and murder of children, or bankers – or who have been let off by the courts. For others it is politicians, regardless of color. Despite the heading to this post, I'm not going to follow this path and detail why one person should or could be more hated than another, tempting as it may be.
Screenshot Source: Salon / Twitter
Nor am I going to bring any comparisons to former world leaders – European or otherwise – as some people already have. Such comparisons are, in my mind, worthless. Rather, I'd like you to look at these two photographs. One is outright called The Most Hated Man, the other could well be in time to come.
Just look at the photographs.
Screenshot Source: Independent US / Twitter
Compare their arrogant smiles, and you will understand where I draw my similarities from.
Undoubtedly there are many others, but such a title can only be given once in a lifetime, and it is a difficult choice. Let us hope that the one, who has already committed crimes he is now answering for in front of the judiciary, is not replaced by the potential actions of the other, who could be in such a position next year that his crimes – depending on your point of view – far surpass those of the other. At the moment we only have words. Hopefully they will never, ever, be put into practise.
- Viktoria Michaelis.
But Reading Is Still Sexy
Reading a book, at least as far as I am concerned, is one of the sexiest, most enticing attractions imaginable. I will often see someone reading, before I look at the person themselves. My interest is awoken by the site of a certain level of intellectual achievement: I mean, who reads books in public today? Those who know that they don't need to worry about their looks – whether they are ugly or beautiful – but want to concentrate on themselves, on their inner person.
What happens, though, when you've just finished that latest work on Sartre (Sarah Bakewell's excellent work comes to mind here), and there's no chance of getting a new book? How can other people know that reading is your thing? Clearly you need to make a different fashion statement – and books are as much of a statement as you can get since they are rarely 'fashion' but a permanent feature of a well-ordered and intelligent world – and clothing, one of the other things people look at first, is one solution. Bookish fashion? Well…
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Hopes were so high, only to be beaten down… back to my books.
- Viktoria Michaelis.
The Monster Under The Bed
A short story I read recently made me think back to my childhood and the monster under my bed. Or perhaps it was in the cupboard, behind the chair, in the shadows of my room. I almost felt the need to check under my bed, right then and there, just to make sure that there is nothing more than a speck of dust, and not some fat nightmare waiting to infect my dreams. Silly, of course, since nothing wider than six inches or so can get under the bed, and only the Slender Man would fit. And perhaps he would be too long, too tall, so that his feet stick out at the end.
A childish thought, perhaps, but one which even adults plague.
Photo Source: Sarah Laval – Creative Commons
The story was very simple: a small child tells its father that sleep is no respite because of the monster and the father, concerned, looks. He sees a small child under the bed who tells him he cannot sleep, because of the monster in the bed.
- Viktoria Michaelis.
Rail Carriages For Women Only
There has been some comment about new carriages for women only on German trains – I may well have mentioned it earlier in another post – and the suggestion that this has come about exclusively because of the number of refugees arriving in Germany over the last year or so. The exclusive carriages have caused those with less information to jump on the refugee problem and claim that there have been countless attacks on women, because of the manner in which they dress and act in the West, and this change is to protect them. Some have even gone so far as to claim that all German trains now have exclusive carriages.
Those with less information, I write, and with good reason: it is often the case that people jump on a band wagon or take a news headline and construct their own agenda, especially in a matter as delicate as integration, multiculturalism and immigration. It is a good point for those fighting to prevent immigration and immigrants, especially in an election period.
Screenshot Source: Rajendra B. Aklelar / Twitter
For those who haven't managed to further their low level of facts yet, increase their knowledge or even bothered to read what they have written and said in the light of reliable sources: there are women only carriages on some local rail services in Germany. The ones which came into the news recently were in Leipzig, and clearly the rail company involved didn't do too good a job of explaining why they are there.
The above image is from a women only carriage in India. I wonder, just as an aside, whether India has the same immigration level Germany does, or the USA and UK fear.
In the USA there are so-called quiet carriages. Did these come about because of immigrants? Perhaps it was the shrill laughter and antics of gays and transgender? Or perhaps because there are some people who wish to sit in peace and quiet during their train journey without all the normal hectic and noise of, say, a minor politician with his entire entourage shouting into a cell phone or a local football team's fans celebrating a match. Perhaps those in Germany came about so that women could simply sit in peace and quiet, or with their children, and enjoy their journey too, bearing in mind that the problem, regardless of whether sexual or otherwise, is not the immigrant, but the man, no matter where he may have been born.
- Viktoria Michaelis.
Gender: Let Books Be Sexist
Books are good, and we should promote them for children as much as for adults, of that there can be no doubt. They help educate us, tell us about society – not only our own – and can form our lives as much as take us into other worlds.
Coloring books are, apparently, a thing at the moment. There are special ones for adults being produced which have, apparently, topped the bestseller lists in some countries. Why not? There is no need to confine subject areas to one small group, and who doesn't remember the fun we had as children…
Screenshot Source: Let Toys Be Toys / Twitter
But is there a separation between what is right for a male child as opposed to what is right for a female child? Are some titles, and their contents, furthering the gender gap between male and female?
Without a shadow of a doubt there are also beautiful boys out there and, I am sure all will agree, many, many brilliant girls. Perhaps the publishers of these two titles, shown above, will be bringing them out in their next wave of publications.
- Viktoria Michaelis.
Photography: Here's Looking At You…
How many generations have been told to learn about themselves before they start mixing in the lives of others? How many times have we, and our forefathers, been told that we need to look inside our own hearts to find an answer to something which is bothering us, or to place ourselves in another person's shoes?
Photo Source: Caroline R – Creative Commons
I ask these fairly simply questions, which I believe everyone can answer, in an effort to combat the continued condemnation of those who photograph themselves. Not that I am claiming shooting selfies is a way of finding your inner child, but it is definitely a method of looking at yourself, of seeing how other people see you, at least on the surface. What you see, they say, is what you get.
Photo Source: Ale Ale – Creative Commons
Although this is, of course, untrue. What you see on the surface is just that: a surface; an outer shell, not the core of a person, not their inner worth, their thoughts or emotions. True, the emotions can be shown in a person's face, in their reactions, in their habits and outward beliefs, but it is not the person themselves.
Photo Source: Jamelah E – Creative Commons
Perhaps the art of taking self-portraits is simply one means of learning more about yourself, about beginning the journey inwards. If I can see what other people see of me, then I can begin to understand what I represent to them, how I come across to them and the reason why they react in a certain manner when I do or say something.
Photo Source: Mahnoorraja – Creative Commons
Self portraits are hardly something new: who hasn't stood before van Gogh's self-portrait and wondered about the artist himself? Who hasn't asked themselves what it was that made him self-harm? Who, talking to someone they know, hasn't wondered why their reaction to our words is not what we had expected, but influenced by what they see in our facial expression or body language?
Photo Source: Djuliet – Creative Commons
Of course, with the ease with which we can shoot these self portraits and upload them to the Internet, it is possible to say we are overdoing the self-exploration, or that it is really not search for the inner child simply because only the outer shell is shown. Is that a reason to condemn it, though? Just because we can produce these self portraits at a greater rate than van Gogh, because we can reach a far wider audience and that almost immediately?
And these self portraits are far more than just a narcissistic capturing of our outward appearance; they are memories of who we are and where we have been. The photographer no longer stands unseen behind the camera, but is a part of the whole. I was there, and this is me. They may not last as long as a van Gogh, but can say just as much about us as any masterpiece. And perhaps, one day, they will lead us on to considering our true feelings, our reactions in certain circumstances, our inner selves.
One thing is for certain: self portraits as selfies are here to stay, because everyone is fascinated by themselves, whether they like what they see or not.
- Viktoria Michaelis.
The Perfect Way To Start An Email
Never a truer Tweet was written: for those of us, and I belong to a small group who are almost fanatical about such things, a mail is not the way to go. Letter writing is the thing: real letters, on paper, through the post, from one person to another.
Screenshot Source: Independent / Twitter
Admittedly it is not always possible in our hectic business world, but for some things you really should take the time and do it properly. Sit down, away from your computer, take a pen in hand, and write the thoughts you wish to express with care and attention. Then, unlike with the Independent's Tweet, you won't need to worry about deleting it – or not being able to delete it once it's gone out – but can correct any mistakes.
- Viktoria Michaelis.
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My mail spam filter is good. Despite having to set it up again when I moved from one computer to another, since few software companies have yet come up with a sync program or a means to transfer such information from one computer to the next – unlike Firefox and some aspects of Android. Even so, the filter works and I did not receive the first two – of three – spam mails I am going to make fun of today.
They all come from an Internet company which claims it can, through an advertising program, increase your sales tenfold. A wonderful idea which probably appeals to many business people, until the cost of such a program is taken into account. My dealings with this company, however, didn't get to the cost stage at all, and for good reasons.
Hi Webmaster,
I was on viktoriamichaelis.com today and we're very interested in pursuing an advertising partnership with you. Are you free for a phone call sometime this week?
Most people will be able to see the problem at once, especially when it comes to working with this website.
Photo Source: Greyweed – Creative Commons
Larissa, if that is really the spammer's name, calls me Webmaster. Now, I do not have a problem with being called such, but do not think that anyone who is in the business of marketing themselves or their product should use it. Why not? Because it shows clearly that no research has been done. My name is very clear, on every single post and, of course, in the site name too. It can't be that hard to put two and two together, especially if someone really was on the site. Since there is also no request for a telephone number, I should be able to assume that the person writing to me has done their research and has the number already; perhaps from a business registry? In this case, however, everyone who knows anything about me, and it has been mentioned many times over the years, also knows that I do not answer the telephone, and that for very good reasons. So, clearly no research, a Cold Call Mail.
Hello Webmaster,
Last month, over 100 [redacted] partners earned 10X their previous revenue and tracked a 40% increase of site engagement.
We last left the discussion on how implementing our technology on your site can help you earn more revenue.
You can also learn more about at [redacted]
Here we go with the figures, but still not addressed to a person by name. No research. And we last left the discussion? I don't think so. Discussion implies that several people are actually talking one with another, and that is certainly not the case here. There was also nothing in the first spam mail about implementing technology. So, a non-discussion with no content.
Hello Webmaster,
I haven't heard back from you and that tells me one of three things:
1. You're already making so much money that making more does not interest you – and if that's the case please let me know so I can stop bothering you.
2. You're still interested but haven't had time to get back to me yet.
3. You've fallen and can't get up – in that case, let me know and I'll call 911.
Please let me know which one it is because I'm starting to worry. Thanks in advance and looking forward to hearing from you.
This final mail attempts to put a more personal, humorous slant on the whole, and goes so far as to include the first two mails which I had not replied to, or seen. If we really were in some form of conversation then it would fit fine, we might almost have formed a business relationship, which would make such comments more appropriate. However.
Am I making so much money that I don't need to make any more? Let's do the Math. This is a non-commercial site with no advertising and creates an income of nothing. Ten times that income would hardly be a staggering increase in revenue.
Am I still interested? I wasn't interested in the first place.
And the humor. Yes, fine, if we knew one another the little joke about calling 911 might border upon acceptable. The most basic of research, however, would show that I am in Germany, and the number for the appropriate services is 112.
Spammers have a long way to go before they reach the dizzy depths of telemarketers, who at least have a telephone number and a name to go with it. But my spam filter is a little like the plant in Little Shop of Horrors, and we all know what it said.
- Viktoria Michaelis.


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this hotel is located 3 minutes walk to the colliseum,and very close to restaurants shops etc,nice clean cosy hotel.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Mercure Rome Colosseum Centre
Exceeded my expectations
I am actually staying at the Mercure as I am typing this on the free internet computer located in their bar. I had an email need and this came in handy. I just landed in Rome from Service in Kuwait so I hope my perspective is not too skewed, but I was overjoyed with the big fluffy towels, the hairdryer and toiletries available - I had the best shower I have had in months - and I look forward to a great night's sleep in a comfortable bed. Aside from that, in comparison to places I stayed in London, Paris, Berlin and Prague - this hotel feels more along the lines of American standards, than European standards - again that is why my expectations were rather low. The staff has also been very friendly and helpful. It is a stones throw from the Colesseum/Forum - so if that is one of your destinations - the location is perfect. Now, the collesseum, on the other hand, could use a few renevations and some cleaning up - ha ha. Hope this helps - also I got a great internet deal from the mercure site that competes well with other internet offerings.
Location good - everything else bad
We stayed at this hotel for three nights at the end of April.
It is located a few minutes' walk from the Colosseum, which can even be seen from some of its rooms, but that is all that is good about it. When we opened our room door, we were greeted by part of the hem hanging down from the grey (probably originally white) net curtain. The room was small, and there was a pillar between the bed and the tv (the tv could however be moved). Although the windows were double glazed, we were on the front of hotel and were disturbed by the frequent ambulance sirens.
Breakfast was however the hotel's low point. There were a number of 'clean' plates on the buffet which still had the last guest's food remnants on them, and it was a struggle to find a 'clean' glass which didn't still have lipstick on it (one was also cracked for good measure).
I complained about the dirty plates, but that was all, because most of the staff seemed so disinterested that there didn't seem to be any point.
This hotel exists to give the staff jobs, not to offer the guests service. I won't stay here again, and it makes me wonder about other Accor hotels.
Very Disappointed
I do not require a room with all the perks--however a couple of things that are very important to me is a clean environment with helpful service. I found neither at this hotel. It was simply one of the worst hotel experiences I have had. Not only is the hotel in need of significant updating, but the carpet in both the corridors and in the guest rooms was rather worn and extremely filthy. The couch in the room was stained. The walls also need cleaning or a new coat of paint. Some of the rooms are terribly small-barely big enough to hold a twin size bed. As soon as I entered the hotel I really wanted to leave--but I was there on business and it was the hotel being used by our company. The staff was not very helpful either. The hotel lacks ambiance. If you are looking for a reasonably priced hotel, I recommend Via San Pio--a small, quaint well kept hotel--a little further out but still not too far from the Colleseum.
A great place to discover Roma
We stay 3 days on april 2004 in this hotel. We had a close but cosy room, with direct view on the Colosseo.
The staff is very kind and helpfull. Confortable bar/restaurant. Breakfast at international standart of these hotels level.
Inded the greatest advantage of this hotel is the location, close to the Colosseo and the forum.
Nice rooms
We stayed at Mercure Delta Colosseo, it was a free stay because of a bad stay at another hotel in their chain (not Rome).
On arrival (after unfortunately being ripped off by a taxi driver), we were greeted at reception, staff very friendly. We were given the key cards for room 509 (on the 5th floor), and were delighted to see that we had a double room with bathroom, shower, and separate sitting area with a 2nd tv. There was a balcony accessible from the bedroom, and the sitting room doors. The balcony was all glass, so not for sunbathing, and no furniture on it. We didn't use it, but it looked nice.
The room was clean and modern, and I'd say of a good 3* standard. I think they advertise as 4*. Our trip was in December, so swimming pool not open.
Breakfast was basic, I'm vegetarian, and just had bread and jam.
The hotel is nice, but I expect it is quite expensive. The rate displayed in our room was over 300 euros. Obviously that's the maximum rate.
Good value for money
Stayed there with my wife in May 2004. Location is great, we could see the Colosseum from our room. Also many other sights are within the walking distance. The staff was nice and very helpful.
There is also a bar, sundeck and swimming pool at the roof with a great view to Colosseum. For the best price book directly at ---accor--- (that goes also to all other Accor-hotels, e.g. Novotel and Sofitel). Breakfast was better than in any other Italian hotel I have stayed at, both in business and pleasure.
We had an excellent dinner at Hostaria Isidoro, Via di San Giovanni in Laterano 59, just 2 - 3 blocks from the hotel. I can warmly recommend the restaurant.
If you need a transportation to/from the airport, ask the hotel arrange a car. It was cheaper than a taxi.
July 2004 Visit
Great location! Walking distance to the colloseum as well as train station. We found everything in the previous reviews to be true. We needed 3 rooms, 1 triple and 2 doubles for 4 nights. The triple was excellent. Big and well air conditioned the 2 doubles were small, very warm and one of the rooms had a column about 1 foot in diameter from floor to ceiling at the foot of the bed. I went down stairs to one of the 3 computers in the lobby with free internet access and booked 3 rooms at the Mercure Piazza Bologna because I felt that the air conditioning wouldn't get any better. The rates were a lot less, the rooms were bigger and the air conditioning much better. Since there is a free hotel shuttle bus connecting all 3 Mercure hotels and the Termini train station in a 45 min. loop, we hopped on the shuttle and moved to the Piazza Bologna. Nothing of interest around there but the subway station is around the corner. Both hotels had great breakfasts and the staff at the Piazza Bologna hotel was very nice and very helpful. If you need to have a car, parking at both is 25 Euros! Cab ride from anywhere is 10-15 Euros. The Mercure Piazza Bologna was an excellent value for the money. The 3rd Mercure also looked newly renovated but out of the way.
Value for money
I've stayed for 5 days (Nov.2003). Near the Colosseum and excelent localization (bus, metro, train, airport transfer). Excelent value for money. Great breakfast. Free Internet Access. Good rooms.
Stayed Aug 2003
Excellent hotel.
A bit out of town (especially if you have kids) but great for the Colosseum. Outdoor roof pool very good.
Would highly recommend subject to caveat that walk into the centre is probably 15-30 mins.
In the heart of Rome
Stayed for 1 week - summer 2002 The hotel is about 2 blocks from the Colosseum. It is within easy walking distance of the Vatican and central Rome and about an hour's walk from the Bougese Gallery. The Terminii train station is about 1/2 hour away on foot and there is a subway station at the Colloseum. The property is at the higher end. The rooms are good to very good with air conditioning (definitely needed in the summer). The lobby area is very well kept and efficient. They offer a breakfast (in the room rate). Very good meal is offered to start the day. Free internet terminals in the lobby / bar. English speaking staff. There is a pool on the roof that offers spectacular views of the city at night (especially the Colloseum). Lots of restaurants towards the Colloseum and the centre of Rome. A bit pricey, but a good value and we would stay there again.
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Vancouver-based Edible Canada, the nation's largest culinary travel company, has teamed with Finisterra Travel and Air North for a week-long journey aboard a private jet, with stops for gourmet dinners and northern adventures along the way.
Called "A Once in a Lifetime Trip Across the Top of Canada," guests will stop in Whitehorse, Yellowknife, Rankin Inlet, Iqaluit and St. John's for meals created by some of the country's top chefs: Ned Bell, soon-to-be Ocean Wise Executive Chef of the Vancouver Aquarium, Rob Gentile of Bar Buca in Toronto, Derek Damman of Montreal's Maison Publique and Jeremy Charles of Raymonds in St. John's.
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Las Vegas' MGM Resorts International kicks off its new monthly culinary series today with celebrity chef Todd English.
English will be the first of MGM Resorts' executive chefs to showcase his food during the innovative Snack Wagon Takeover, where a cart loaded with exclusive culinary bites created by each featured chef will roll through the Bellagio Resort and Casino's Harvest by Roy Ellamar restaurant, stopping tableside to allow guests to sample food from the cart.
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Is your yoga routine in need of a pick-me-up? Go way, way up with the yoga helicopter tours from Vancouver Island's Clayoquot Wilderness Resort.
Just in time for the International Day of Yoga on June 21, Canada's most peaceful luxury tented resort is offering three experiences for guests seeking an ultimate yoga retreat. Each experience sees guests travel by helicopter to remote areas, including high above the clouds on the 1,372 metre-tall Ursus mountain top, on a private island beach or in an old-growth forest.
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Check out the new website from NYC & Company, the official tourism organization of New York City, and get a great deal on Broadway shows, find the perfect hotel for your stay, plan travels through the five boroughs and much more.
The new NYCGO.com, launched Thursday morning, has a new colour palatte, custom fonts, new icons as visual aids for websites, maps, official visitor publications, and more, all inspired by the history of the Big Apple, from its diverse population to the iconic subway system maps of the 1970s.
"New York City now has an enhanced, innovative tourism website and vibrant, updated branding to match our world-class, five-borough destination," said Fred Dixon, president and CEO of NYC & Company, in a statement.
Together with partners from Booking.com, Viator.com, Opentable.com and Broadway Inbound, NYCGO.com is the place to go for news on upcoming events, tips for planning a New York City trip, finding the perfect hotel — whether looking for something hip and upscale or something on a budget, — or taking advantage of the deals during NYC Restaurant Week (July 25 – Aug. 19), NYC Broadway Week (Sept. 5 – 18) and NYC Off-Broadway Week (Sept. 26 – Oct. 9).
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